I am trying to remember a live-action show or miniseries I saw in Russia in the late 80s. The show was being translated from another language, most likely French. It could have also been a multi part movie. Russian TV was often confusing with that. Being shown in Russia may mean that the show was...

I'm hunting for the name of a TV series I would occasionally watch as a kid. I assume it was in the late 1980s; definitely not earlier. However, since I was behind the Iron Curtain at that time, the show itself is most likely older. I saw it with slovak dubbing, so I do not know the original lang...

In 1990s I read a SF short story book named along the lines of "Worlds shortest science fiction stories". I am trying to locate that. The only story that I remember definitively is: Title page: "Story for Telepaths" Next page: "You know what I am going to say."

In Justice League Unlimited, there's a running plot where the Justice League and a shadowy US federal department called Project Cadmus which is led by Amanda Waller start butting heads with each other. The situation gets really tense when someone remotely controls the Justice League's space-based...

There was this cartoon which has this guy (the main character) and his friend , a helicopter or something. The ending o the cartoon has this singing saying "I am ..... and my best friend Kokie or cookie (a word that rhymes with cookie)..see you again....good bye..! "

Larry Niven wrote a short story called "Inconstant Moon." It starts with the hero waking up in the middle of the night to find that the moon is drastically brighter than he has ever seen it. Wackiness ensues. I seem to recall that this was made into an episode of one of those episodic series lik...

The Organian Treaty made it so that if the humans and klingons tried fighting then objects and ship controls became too hot to handle anywhere in the universe and for all time (as I understand it). So, how was that explained away in later episodes, allowing them to fight again?

Ash VS Evil Dead ended a few months ago after three seasons. The ending of the show was exciting, and not unreasonable I think. The big thing is that, unlike Seasons 1 and 2, there was no real cliffhanger....ish. The plot lines had been more or less wrapped up is what I am trying to say. That i...

Although it's a very good scene from the film, I don't see why Peter Jackson added it to the story (remember). In the books, the Hobbits do not meet the Nazgûls in Bree, and that does not really advance the plot of the film (even if the scene in question remains excellent). Then why did he add it?

Near the end of WoT Book 13 "Towers of Midnight", Mat & Thom are conversing with There we see the following exchange between her and Mat: "Elayne is Queen, then?" "Sure is. Her mother was killed by Rahvin," Mat said. "So you told me." "I did? When?" "A lifetime ago, Mat...

Christopher Tolkien recently edited and released Fall of Gondolin. What does this new book actually provide? Is there any new content that was not previously published, or is this just a repackaged anthology? (inspired by this question)

I once read a story that strongly reminded me of "The Box" by James Blish (as described in this answered question), but this wasn't the same story. (I remember being struck by the similarity of the premise, but the plot was different.) In this story, an opaque force field of some kind is suddenl...

In the Enterprise-D simulation Stage Nine, the corridor from the Enterprise's bridge to its observation room (the one oft used as a situation room or briefing room) loops around, with the door to the observation room in the middle, and has stairs down to the observation room and another exit afte...