In Episode 10, Season 4, of the Game of Thrones, Bran's party reaches the tree of life, but in the field before, skeletons rise up out of the ground and attack them. There does not seem to be any explanation for these skeletons. They just kind of appear out of nowhere for no apparent reason. Is...

i remember reading a short sci-fi story in the late 90's early 2000's about a park ranger patrolling wilderness that had been closed to any human activity. There also was drones to keep an eye on things. I really don't remember much but would like to find it again. I thought I had the book still ...

I'm looking for a story I read, probably in the mid nineties The story involved an alien vessel/asteroid coming through our solar system and a human ship going out to meet it and then being stuck on it as it continues out into deep space As they explored the alien vessel they encounter other al...

The Dr tells Ryan and Graham to go upstairs to check the rest of the cabin, but then Ryan and Graham find Hanne in the wardrobe hiding - the Dr and Yaz run upstairs to find Hanne upstairs. They all say something and Graham says he has a sandwich... the next shot is downstairs in the kitchen and t...

I've watched The Dark Knight Rises numerous times, and I always figured the pit ascension scene was fairly straightforward. Bruce doesn't fear anything, so in order he needs to make the final jump he needs to fear that he'll fail. And the only way to fear that he'll fail is to jump without the ro...

My question boils down to how I can avoid the impending take over by AI. Is there a way that these supercomputers and systems can operate without an energy grid. Is it predicted that they will be able to create these systems?

Artemis Entreri is now Barribas the Grey. In which book did he become Barribas the Grey? I read Transitions series already. Am i missing a series?

Sort of a followup to this question, in the Star Trek: Voyager episode Hunters, the crew uses an Hirogen network to receive messages sent from star fleet and loved ones. With the appropriate tools I can discover where an email came from, could Voyager trace messages (I'm aware they don't use e-...

Chiss are now Disney canon. Obviously, the EU canon has different information from Disney one on the topic. But is any of the information between the two canon actually contradictory to each other (as opposed to merely being mentioned in one canon and not another)? Obviously, things about "con...

In Deadpool 2 why was Domino able to be tortured when her mutant power was being 'lucky'? I understand that most mutants don't show there powers right away, eg Mutant Powers The majority of mutants develop these abilities, which vary from person to perso...

In Martin's A Game of Thrones Bran is attacked by a person by a Valyrian blade but fails and gets killed by Bran's direwolf. But in this or any other novel of this series it is never cleared who planned the murder. Who actually ordered to kill Bran? Have I missed anything so that I don't know?

We know that the heroes Sam and Dean are in fact criminals. They have no income, steal money, cars, credit cards, impersonate FBI agents and so on. This all can be ignored (by most people morale standards I think) to serve a greater good. But were it becomes a little more brisant in my opinion i...

Ok, so I am really losing my sh*t trying to remember this show... I pray to god someone knows it as I haven't been able to take my mind off of it for 3 days now and its driving my nuts... So I'm pretty sure the show was out in the 80's or maybe even very early 90's but it could also of been an a...

The title of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald implies that Grindelwald is going to go on a massive killing spree or embark on some sort of major criminal endeavour. However, if I recall correctly, he appears to spend most of the film plotting, networking and trying to capture Credence...

During the course of That Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah Jake and Pere Callahan, in 1999 Keystone World, need to get rid of the Black Thirteen before going to rescue Susannah from the Dixie Pig. In order to put it somewhere safe they choose no other place than a public safety locker right under ...

I was thinking about the Star Trek the original series episode "All Our Yesterdays", where the enterprise crew are thrust back in time to separate time-periods of the planet Sarpeidon. Spock went back in time to an ice age, and fell in love with a woman named Zarabeth, as part of his biological ...

After the tragedy of 9/11, Marvel had a few very iconic panels such as And When is the last time Marvel depicted, actually drew and not just mentioned in dialog, Al Qaeda or ISIS as a villain in one of their comics? Books only, not interested in the movies.

Okay, so, in the ending scene of the Death cure we see Teresa's name is carved into the stone and she is not visible at the ending - so what really happened to her?

An oddity I noticed during my perusal of fairy tales is that nobility are never mentioned. Royalty, yes, but never nobility. As a result, kingdoms and principalities seem to be commonplace. Why is this?

When they escape and get into his kitchen, one of Newt’s baby Nifflers climbs onto a champagne bottle Newt had on his counter and ends up pops off the cork, going flying along with it. But, why did Newt have champagne on his counter to begin with? He doesn’t seem to be the type of person who ...

In the beginning of Half-Blood Prince we see Dumbledore recruit a former teacher of Hogwarts — Professor Slughorn. A potions teacher. It is presumed that he was teaching in the past, and left at some point. Do we have canonical answer explaining how, and why he stopped teaching?

In an almost certainly non-canon appearance on Sesame Street back in 1981, C-3PO and R2-D2 sing a song to help Big Bird learn how to count. In Legends or Disney canon, has C-3PO ever sung a song?