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The marauders found every secret passage out and into Hogwarts and every shortcut, hidden passage, and hidden room in Hogwarts, how did they miss the room of requirement?
In season one Joyce sees the lights flashing and accredits it to Will sending her messages, later she puts up a Alphabet and Will sends her a message, so how was Will controlling the lights from the upside-down?
Just now, I came across these two answer in review, in this order.
https://scifi.stackexchange.com/review/late-answers/133351
https://scifi.stackexchange.com/review/late-answers/133349
As you can see, the same (unregistered) user posted more or less the same answer twice, probably in an attem...2
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When a user includes a large image in their "About me" section it appears to squash the user image on the left of the page. Reproduce here: https://scifi.stackexchange.com/users/54887/aegon
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I think it must have been before 1991 the film came out.
I think it was set in space or maybe deep underwater. The vessel had narrow rounded sci-fi corridors. They seemed trapped so definitely a station of sorts.
The alien/creature came from a can (like a baked bean tin without the wrapper).
Th...
I know from this question that at one stage Luke attempted to visit the temple on Coruscant, But did Luke ever visit the Jedi temple on Coruscant?
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As far as I am concerned, one is sorted into Ravenclaw when being highly intelligent or wise or scholar type.
In real world intelligence can be understood in different ways. Like there are people who are genius engineers, but struggle with simple grammar or those who extremely good in understand...
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As some of you probably know SFF is losing it's lovely star field and practically all elements that make SFF so recognisable when the new theme launches out of beta. After a bit of discussion with @Catija I found out that we can have a custom image back again. So, after asking if this is what we ...
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Luke is the English version of Lucius, a roman name. With the advent of Christianity, it has been mostly associated with Luke the Evangelist, and hence has a strong Christian connotation, particularly in the Occidental culture (where it's mostly found).
Meanwhile, as far as my experience of SW ...
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Not sure exactly when this was published. I think it was in Asimov's or Analog, but not sure on that. It might have been on one of the big-round-number anniversaries of Heinlein's, because it has a Heinlein tie-in.
The basic idea was, a variety of crimes had their punishments set to transportat...
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As some of you probably know SFF is losing it's lovely star field and practically all elements that make SFF so recognisable when the new theme launches out of beta. After a bit of discussion with @Catija I found out that we can have a custom image back again. So, after asking if this is what we ...
The Cybermen are a fictional race of cyborgs who are among the most persistent enemies of the Doctor in the British science fiction television programme, Doctor Who. Within the context of the series, the Cybermen are a species of emotionless space-faring cyborgs who look to co-opt human beings or other similar species to join and populate their ranks. First appearing in 1966, the Cybermen were created by Dr. Kit Pedler (the unofficial scientific advisor to the show) and story editor Gerry Davis.
The Cybermen have seen many redesigns and costume changes over Doctor Who's long run. Over the years...
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In the original radio series of Hitchhiker's, the mice have no interest in taking Arthur's brain, and are only interest in offering him money for what he might know about the question.
In the later novel and the TV series, the mice want to take Arthur's brain, possibly killing him in the process...
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The series was cancelled after only one season, and I remember reading somewhere online, a few years after it was cancelled, that the producers had written the whole plot for the series but couldn't release it to fans due to copyright issue or something similar.
Did they ever release it since th...
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In The Phantom Menace Anakin Skywalker had friends who were Kitster and Wald, and had associates like Watto, Amee, Melee and Seek. Then Anakin left Tattootine to become a Jedi after he was rescued by Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn and we don’t see Anakin’s friends or associates in Attack of the Clones,...
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While movies tend to retain their original titles worldwide, with a bit of leeway in the translation, tv series and books translated in other languages often have titles that are far removed from the original titlee.
Should we allow the use of translated titles, alongside the original title if/w...
I believe this is a pretty old sci-fi short story. As I recall, it takes place on a planet of iron and iron oxide (rust). The only inhabitants are robots. IIRC, a ship lands, or crash lands there, and the astronauts/ space travelers come to an untimely demise. That’s all I can remember.
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I looked through all questions regarding seeing thestrals but couldn't find an answer, as they all debate Harry's ability to see thestrals at the age of 1. Please mark as duplicate if question is already asked.
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone, Quirell nearly killed Harry. However, Ha...
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It turned out to be Basket Case 3. Thanks for your suggestion though!
I think this is the relevant scene (from Wikipedia synopsis):
With Hal incapacitated Belial is drugged to calm him down and the birth of his and Eve's twelve children is overseen by Little ...
