Eventually, it is revealed that a piece of Kosh survived his death inside Captain Sheridan. Thus Kosh saved (temporarily) the captain in Z'ha'Dum. Thus did Kosh fought off his ambassadorial replacement when the Vorlons were revealed to be less than angelic. It is even possible that Kosh even s...

In real life Nordic mythology, Thor and Odin are deities, similar to the Greek gods or the Roman gods. In the MCU and other Marvel media, Thor, Loki, Odin and other Asgardians are occasionally referred to as gods, but it is clear that they are just extraterrestrials who happen to be a lot stron...

I'm looking for a fanfic that I have read before. Harry's abuse by the dursley's is discovered because of a potion's incident. In the story, Harry and Draco both get the potion on themselves and have to go into snape's office and strip off their robes to get the potion off of themselves. Harry th...

In Thor Ragnarok Thor said to Loki that Asgard isn't a place, it's a people. Also Hela draws her power fromm Asgard. So when the place Asgard got destroyed, why did Hela and her power elso die? I mean the Asgardians were alive. So Asgard lived. So ehy did Hela"s power die?

Using only information found in the 10 Harry Potter movies, (and not using stuff from the books), what timeline of events can we make for the Harry Potter Universe? To keep this from getting to broad, let's focus on just years, not specific day to day things. The relevance of this question is t...

I recently read an article that claims Hawkeye, Black Widow and Scarlet Witch are never called by their comic-book names in the movies. While I'm pretty sure this is true for the Witch, I'm less sure about Black Widow and Hawkeye, partly because they've been around for longer and in more movies. ...

As a kid in the '80s, I found myself often in doctor's waiting rooms. I devoured most of the comic magazines there. In one of those, I read fragments of a story that I would like to find. The protagonist was a teen girl, who discovered that people around her had been replaced by robots. These ro...

In the Seventh Doctor story "Battlefield", a medieval knight "recognises" him as "Merlin", demonstrating that knowledge by referring to "the ship that flies through time and space, that is bigger within than without". I don't recall the idea was ever referred to again in the TV series. But are t...

Since the doom of Valyria, it has been shunned by nearly all of humankind. A few people have however tried to travel to Valyria, none lived to tell the tale. We have self-Proclaimed Emperor Aurion who went to reclaim Valyria with an army, he was never heard from again even though he had a dragon...

A Mistborn burning metal and Duralumin gets a burst of power and uses all of the metal he had. Does the size of the burst change based on how much of the other metal ingested (i.e. would swallowing a lot of steel result in a more powerful Steelpush)?

We know that burning a metal with Duralumin releases all of the burns away all of the metal in one burst. Does doing so with Feruchemically charged metal result in a more powerful Compounding, or just result in the power coming out all at once?

There was a creepy programme we watched when I was at primary school, possibly about a haunted house. The main characters were children. This would have been early 1980s in the UK. We watched it at school for some reason, then it must have been repeated as I saw it again on TV on holiday. It left...

Does anyone know of a guide relating places in the novel "Always Coming Home" to sites in present day Napa Valley? Geographic coordinates would be great, or whatever. For instance, where is Sinshan, the main town for the action of the first part of the book? My reason for asking is a little cr...

In S06E05 The Door of Game of Thrones, what happened to Hodor while Brandon was having vision with the Three Eyed Raven? How did Hodor got mad or abnormal in the first place?

In Daybreak Part 1, we see Adama being interviewed and hooked up to a lie detector. What job was he being tested for?

What does Grin refer to in Harry Potter? Are there any other important references aside from this one: Seamus Finnigan: "The Grin? What's the Grin?" Bem: "Not the Grin, you idiot. The Grim. "Taking the form of a giant spectral dog, it's among the darkest omens in our world....

In Dead Like Me S01E04 - Reaping Havoc, Betty Rhomer follows her reap into their afterlife, saying "sometimes you just have to jump!" At the end of the episode, Rube leaves a post-it on his door asking "What happened to her?". Did they ever get an answer? Alternatively, was it ever clarified to...

A while ago I read an illustrated pdf about human colonization of outer space. First they fought, Martians with Earthers, then they had some kind of homo novus and, afterwards, they started colonizing space and diverging. Much later, they found some aliens, who subjugated them and transformed the...

Everyone says Harry Potter survived from Voldemort's attack and made him disappear. But how? The explanation that his mother sacrificed herself to protect Harry still does not explain how. "His mother's love protected him" is also an often given explanation. If she was full of that much love, ...

It seems to me that whenever an H. P. Lovecraft story features a student/professor/any other employee of the Miskatonic University, that person has read the Necronomicon. It's almost as if pretty much anyone on the campus can go to the library and order it like a regular textbook. Does HPL addr...

By snapping his fingers Thanos destroys half of the universe. However he is the only one left of his species. By killing half of the universe he should have killed himself or at least half of him. But killing half of his body/soul wouldn’t make sense because if he did so he could have done it to ...

The various technologies featured in Star Trek make a variety of sounds, not all of which are diegetic. For example, exterior shots in space battle scenes commonly show phasers and photon torpedoes making noise, but sound does not travel through space. These non-diegetic sounds are played solel...