Richard Matheson's brilliant 1954 novel I Am Legend takes place between January 1976 and January 1979, with several flashbacks to 1975, when the vampire plague began to spread.
Throughout the novel, there are several references to a "war" which, the way I read it, likely happened less than ten y...
Sabrina's aunts called the Feast of Feasts an annual celebration, meaning it's occurred over a dozen since Sabrina was born. It involves fourteeen families from the local group of witches, which seems to be a relatively small, insular group, in a fairly small town to begin with. It's unclear whet...
There is a scene in this film where the giant ape is part of a nightclub cabaret act, this involves it competing against ten 'strong men' who are in the old circus act tradition of dressing like Fred Flintstone.
The nightclub compere initially has these men standing in a line, as he works down t...
There is a scene in this film where the giant ape is part of a nightclub cabaret act, this involves it competing against ten 'strong men' who are in the old circus act tradition of dressing like Fred Flintstone.
The nightclub compere initially has these men standing in a line, as he works down t...
In Season 1 we see Eobard Thawne having conversations with Gideon and when Team Flash discovered Gideon she tells Barry Allen "I will obey all your commands because you created me".
Barry Allen is a forensic lab scientist and has no knowledge of Software and Artificial intelligence, then is it ...
In Season 4 The Thinker infects Gideon with a virus and she goes out of control.
What happens to her after that?
When Barry Allen creates a flashpoint at the end of Season 2, he suffers major memory and power loss as a consequence, but the same doesn't happen with Eobard Thawne.
Seeing the fact that even he created a flashpoint by coming back in time and killing Nora and Harrison Wells, but his memory rema...
Why did Harry and Voldemort's wands connect at the end of the Deathly Hallows when they weren't brothers?
In summer 2003, I heard part of a radio adaptation of William Gibson's Neuromancer on XM Radio, shortly after I had finished reading the book for the first time. Unfortunately, I had a flight to catch and was only able to listen to a few minutes of it.
Many details from the book were cut in the ...
If this is the wrong StackExchange, I'm sorry but I didn't know where else to ask.
In one of his videos, popular futurist Youtuber, Isaac Arthur posed a question to the viewers. He proposes that during one of humanity's first slower-than-light interstellar missions, the explorers receive radio ...
In this episode, there is eventually an explanation for why a spider ends up in the apartment next door but one to Yas's, but was there one for why webbing and a large shedding was found in Graham's attic? Or is the implication that there were, and remain, lots of these spiders around the city?
story-identification questions should only be closed as duplicates where both answers are accepted, regardless of the similarity between them. (If the OP posts a "yes this is it" comment, that's as good as an acceptance.)
Simple, easy to administer.
One thing has always bothered me about Spider-Man. Most people, I think, are aware that Spider-Man's wrist-mounted web shooters are activated with a small lever that he presses with his middle two fingers.
However, attaching an activator to your palm seems like a pretty terrible idea if you t...
Apparently, according to the Galaxy class deck blueprints, as shown on Memory Alpha, Deck 36 houses a "Droid Maintenance" room. A series of convention notes from Rick Sternbach's panel at AnimeCon '91 also mentions it:
Going into the bowels of the ship, you will eventually find a door marked ...
