One year ago I read a short story (really short, like a few paragraphs) that I'm trying to find again. The story was about a crew consisting on different alien races, including human race, and started with the other species bullying humans for being weaker. Suddenly there was an attack on the spa...

I want to watch the unreleased Clone Wars, but I'm not sure of a specific order there may be to watch it in. I am fully aware that the released ones are out of order and I'm afraid these may be too. I'm addition, may I ask where the best place to watch these would be?

I watched the extended cut of the movie and cant seem to figure out why the director put that quote in there. Is this a hidden joke or a slip up that made it into the movie?

In the episode “Oxygen,” the Doctor is exposed to vacuum for an prolonged period and The Doctor reassures Bill that this condition is temporary, and that, once he has access to the resources within his TARDIS, he can deal with it (even if he has to implant the organs of a lizard). BILL: Y...

In “Extremis,” it seems as if the alien projectors are intended to However, there are only “portals” to a handful of places in the projector room, among which are the Vatican, the White House, the Pentagon, CERN, and so forth. So if the projectors project the whole Earth, why do they only se...

In chapter 20 of Neil Gaiman's American Gods, Hinzelman says that he saved Shadow's life because he owes a debt to Mr. Wednesday. Do we know why he owes this debt? Is it explained somewhere in the book?

what is the meaning of this quoute and the device used. “I cannot rest I cannot stay I cannot linger anywhere”.

I've watched Batman vs Superman a few times now and maybe I missed it, but how does Lex Luther know Superman's identity? I'm assuming he does since he also knows Superman's mother, who he proceeds to have kidnapped. So how does Lex know who Superman's (earth) mother is?

I'm trying to figure out how far back I need to go to get the full picture of the current Magic: the Gathering story. There's a full list here which seem to be split into various cycles not all of which are relevant. For the sake of simplicity, I'm interested up until the Theros series which s...

There is a specific sci-fi entity who is worshipped as a god. He will eventually create chaos and devour all humans. The worshippers hope to be eaten first, as they then don't have to witness the horror of the death of the rest of humanity. Who is this deity? I thought it was Cthulhu, but upon fu...

In the ending credits of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, some names appear as Baby Groot or I am Groot(1) before being replaced by the person's name. What does this mean? (1) I don't remember the exact text

During the film, we see E.T. move several things by telekinesis several times, such as with the apples to represent planets, and then later the bike, and then at the end of the film Are there limitations to this ability? Is there a maximum weight that he can lift or something?

That silhouetted guy who used to command Silik was actually Archer from future. If you can remember what he made Silik do, he also tried to stop Mankind from its deep space missions (once Enterprise shuttle by mistake destroyed a female-dominant race which triggered Vulcan rage; real culprits we...

In X-Men: Apocalypse movie, when Apocalypse gained control of mankind, he simply used that superpower to destroy all nuclear weapons. At that time, I thought that he was going to enforce peace to mankind (maybe, by taking away freedom, as he was villain). But later, we saw that he was actually g...

Is Charles Xavier the only one whose powers were not permanently affected? This question assumes that Apocalypse enhanced mutants' superpowers permanently. Is this true? I want proper citation. I am skeptical because if Magneto could continue to be able to single-handedly create apocalyptic may...

I read this in Russian, but its original language may have been either Russian or English. I read it approximately 8-10 years ago, but it was probably older than that. I think it was a collection of short stories, though it may have been a single story as well. I can remember two distinct plot...

OK, so it goes like this: there's a team of space marines that crash land/arrive in an underground cave system they are in a ship. the action takes place inside and around the ship, in the cave they fight a series of enemies that they consider to be alien, spider looking creature, made of flesh...

Barad-dûr was a stupendously tall tower in Mordor and home to the Dark Lord Sauron. Apart from the big man himself, who actually lived there, though? It's hard to imagine such a huge building lying largely empty. Were there orcs who were assigned to stay there? I'd include people who worked in B...

This request comes from a friend of mine. She heard about a movie where a person could flip a switch on a box, wait a few hours, then get inside the box to travel back to the moment when they switched the box on. This means that when a man turns the box on, he would immediately see a slightly old...

I tried researching if but sometimes Wookieepedia is incomplete and I haven't read all the literature.

In Star Trek: Insurrection movie, there was this funny conversation (maybe, NSFW): Deanna Troi: Have you noticed how your boobs have started to firm up? Beverly Crusher: Not that we care about such things in this day and age. Deanna Troi: Uh-huh. [notices Data] Beverly Crusher: Thank ...

In Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, Ego says that. Ego also explains that Ego also explains that. But Ego needs In fact, Ego went to great lengths to So what is the light within Ego's planet? And what is it about the Celestial genes that enable someone who has the Celes...

Every now and then since the publication of the 'Ósanwe-kenta' I have wondered what events in Middle-Earth had links to telepathy. Besides the obvious - Frodo putting on the Ring on Amon Hen, Gandalf & Co. conversing silently among themselves, talks between Pippin & Sauron and Aragorn & Sauron, ...