The first is a Ray Bradbury story about rich American tourists in Mexico doing the "ugly american" thing. But then nuclear war destroys their homeland, while the story chronicles their helpless descent from rich overlords to penniless vagrants in a suddenly strange land. The second is about 3 ast...

First up, this is NOT Gunslinger by Stephen King, lol. I read this in the 90's, but it could have been from the 80's. It was about a cowboy type guy in a post-apocalyptic future who made his own bullets for his six-shooter, and I remember distinctly that it ended with him killing the main bad guy...

The show followed a kid who somehow got transported to another world where you fight with monsters. And he got to make friends with two other people; one of them a guy who had a sister who was better at fighting than him. I can't remember the other person, but the main character in his house foun...

In the chapter 'Mad eye moody' of the goblet of fire, malfoy reads an article from the daily prophet. Now I know Rita is infamous for her exaggerated accusations, but this is a straight up lie.. I mean it doesn't make any sense. Arthur was just doing his job, granted he was covering for Moody so ...

In the Dr Who episode 'Blink' we see Sally Sparrow (just after leaving Kathy Nightingale's grave) enter Banto's DVD store, the sound of gunfire comes from a TV in the store She approaches the counter to ask the owner for Larry Nightingale but he shushes her for a moment to continue watching a fil...

I've searched high and low and I was certain that this was in the second canon book, but I can't find it. I distinctly remember Professor Flitwick joking that anyone seeking out the Chamber of Secrets should instead seek out "Helga Hufflepuff's Chamber of Hard Work and Practice" (or some words to...

Sorry I can't find a stack to ask this question. Pls redirect me to the right place if I'm lost. Is there an independent non-human entity that build things in real life? Here's an example. Software. I write software that does the following Contact building construction companies Give one of them ...

What was the inspiration for Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams in creating the League of Assassins?

Just saw this apparently big-budget scifi flick on Youtube and watched the scene where "The Alien" explains the situation. As I understand it: The Alien's race will be destroyed by a supernova -- they therefore need a new planet. They want Earth but their moral code prevents them from directly k...