So I noticed that in Lord of the Rings Sauron acts as a very interesting villain. He never makes a corporeal appearance, nor does he have any acting dialouge. He's mentioned plenty of times through other characters, history, and lore, but never makes an appearance himself. I know the canon mythol...

According to Wikipedia American writers Robert W. Chambers and H.P. Lovecraft borrowed the term Carcosa for their stories. I have copies of books that between them claim to be the complete stories and poetry of Lovecraft. I can find no mention of Carcosa in them. Did Lovecraft really inco...

I utterly forget the plot of this tale, but it includes a vivid description of a nuclear bomb going off deep inside a large, underground lunar city of many levels. The explosion, set off in secret, is deep enough that it does not emerge onto the surface immediately. The death toll is catastrophic...

In Avengers Endgame, Captain America went back to live a normal life. If he lived a normal life, he never got trapped in ice, and would not be alive today, or did all the events of Winter Soldier happen while him being with Peggy? Also, if he was in his old age when he came back, wouldn't he have...

This was a sci-fi book. In it, there was a man that was in space, very far from his family (I think that his family are on Earth but I'm not sure). The man can telepathically communicate with his daughter. She and her twin haven't been born yet; they're fetuses, but she can communicate telepathic...

In the Avengers, the Hulk jumps on an F-35 that pissed him off and is extracted thereby from the helicarrier. He beats up the plane and it explodes, sending him shooting off into the distance. We next see Bruce Banner, "buck-ass nude" and somewhat stunned, in the debris (presumably caused by hi...

I recently asked a question about the scheduling at Hogwarts. The question was quite long, and the argumentation therein may have been confusing. That said, I thought the question was pretty clear. As summed up in the sentence in bold at the end, I was simply asking if there is any way to explain...

In the Ayreon chronology, the Forever are The Forever (as the name implies) are effectively immortal and can stay around, well, forever. However, this begs the question if anyone from 01011001 is a recurring character from The Source. Namely, though, Floor Jansen (playing both Forever Ω in 0...

The Dothraki charge scene in Game of Thrones S08E03. The more I've thought about the scene the more I've started to understand it and why it kind of made sense. But I will start off with, yes it was not a good battle plan. In many ways it was very stupid. But here's a few reason why I think it wa...

An "old" novel about a woman repeatedly murdered, restored as clone with only memories up to last backup. The novel is about her search for her murderer and his/her motives. In this society cosmetic genetic mods are normal - protagonist likes her legs lengthened and lower legs covered in long fu...

I watched a television show when I was in high school so the show was running between 2006~2009, so was probably released around 2004~2006, maybe earlier. It was about ordinary people who got superpower after some freaky accident. One of them got the power to duplicate himself, send his clone som...

I was wondering what happened to Darth Vader after the Battle of Yavin? If you remember from "A New Hope", near the end, Darth Vader's TIE Fighter is spinning off from chasing Luke down the trench because one of his wingmen hits him. The Death Star is blown up and I don't remember any Star Dest...

On the trench run, Darth Vader remarked that the Force was "strong with this one", probably not knowing the pilot was Luke. I know Luke is a main character in the movie and couldn't die (so the story could progress) but I assume the Force made it hard for Vader, or anyone else for that matter, b...

Are the babies that was turn White walker already gone? Is it possible that they are still existing and somewhere frozen? 😬

Long before this story begins, aliens swept through the Solar System and wept as they slammed the Moon into the Pacific Ocean and stopped the Earth's rotation. They said that they had to do this, though their motives remain unclear. In any case, they are gone now, and a Flower Forest covers Europ...

In Iron Man 2, Stark creates a new element. The moment after, he turns off the beam and the focus is on the triangle, it sounds like a voice says something. Is there any info about that?

I'm looking for the title of an animated movie where the girl marries the prince. They have a baby but she gets into an accident shortly thereafter. I don't think she dies immediately but her spirit visits her baby every night to sing it to sleep, I think... I don't remember if I saw this in DVD ...

In some versions of Cinderella, she becomes a Queen when married, instead of a Princess, since the Prince becomes King due to his father’s death. And if she’s Queen, it makes little sense for the Mirror to describe her as a “princess.”

I remember a few of the stories, not in great detail, and somewhat strange to explain in detail. The book was missing the protective cover, which left it burgundy or navy blue. It was a book the size of a good dictionary. Said it had short stories. So I read them. Its name did prepare my mind to ...

In which comic issue does Superman fight an alien creature with greyish-mud coloured skin that progressively grows stronger the longer it remains on Earth ? The creature was very strong, making Superman use a considerable amount of his true strength. I'm quite sure it's not Doomsday. Additional ...

I remember reading several lines from what I think was a Shakespearean type play. It was between a villain and one of his henchman, and I think they were discussing the murder of someone referred to as “He”. The villain was trying to keep the conversation vague, and I think he was annoyed by the ...

I'm looking for a series that I read years ago and all I remember is that at the conclusion of the series, humanity is trying to finish the last escape pods from Earth as a deadly force bears down on Earth. An engineer with brain implants who has through the years accumulated fixes and solutions...

In the movie Avengers: Endgame, does Thanos's ship, Sanctuary 2,

With the events on Avengers: Endgame the story and the whole arc is brought to an end. We see that: Now, it’s been a rumor for a long time that: On the other hand: So, do we know about the current status of the actors (not the characters), for upcoming movies? I.e. if they have already ...

There's a problem with Shaddam Corrino IV's age upon his death. He's too young, so I have to assume he died unnaturally. Fandom.com has him at only 68, which must be wrong because one of Irulan's epithets in the first novel reveals he was eighty-something when he was dethroned. We learn in Childr...

In 'Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi' when the Rebel group of Luke, Han and co. are captured by the Ewoks Luke tells C3-P0 to act as the 'God' figure the Ewoks to believe him to be but why doesn't Luke use the Jedi mind trick to secure the groups release?

At the start of Avengers: Endgame, Iron Man is at the brink of death and "thousands of light years from the nearest 7-11" when Captain Marvel shows up. It appears like Captain Marvel neither carries food nor oxygen, yet transports the spaceship to Earth before Iron Man dies. Question: To rescue...

By the time we see the Cloud City in The Empire Strikes Back, it clear that the heroes know that Luke, Leia, and Han have special feelings for each other that go beyond being comrades in the rebellion. Obi-Wan claims that this is the reason why Vader tortures Han and Leia: BEN: It is you and...

I remember a very old short story/novella about a man on Mars who finds a creature who lays pyramid shaped eggs, the eggs hatch and a new creature lays an egg and so on. Think the man is a stranded astronaut but can really remember what the purpose of being on Mars or anything else the creature d...

Why are so many alien civilizations in SciFi humanoid? Thals from Doctor Who, Denobulans from Star Trek, Axi-tun from Marvel, etc.

I’m trying to track down a book series read years ago. It was about a female warrior cat species travelling space and taking over worlds and humans trying to fight back. the males were a sub-species only used for mating once every couple of years and the females had to go back to their home plan...

In the rebooted Twilight Zone, the number 1015 seems to appear in several episodes. Sometimes it's the time, in another episode it was the licence plate number of a police car. Within the Twilight zone, is there any significance or hidden meaning behind the number?