Gone are good, old days where we used to watch some meaningful animated series and episodes like Tom n Jerry, Swat-Kats, He-Man, Road Runner, Courage, The Mask, Captain Planet, Dexter, Johnny,.. Those series were provoking thoughts and (which I believe) shaped us better. But now CN has taken a s...

I think this anime aired around '07 or '08 and it used to air on GameOne (a French TV channel). It was about a boy with black clothing who turned into a weapon (arm first I think...?) whenever he felt danger. It had a similar vibe to Tokyo Ghoul if I'm not mistaken. And there were a bunch of air...

Note, I do not have close-vote privileges, so instead I have to use flags. The flag menu has an explicit "this question should be closed" submenu. I flagged a question for closure with a custom reason Close for future works? The answer is "no" right now, could be completely different (and ob...

I remember that this is something like Cronenberg films. It seems that there the guy accidentally spied on his sister in the shower and saw that she had breast on her back, and then the whole family turned out to be monsters. It seems that the family gathered in the evening for dinner, and then t...

In the mid to late 80's I read a longish short story or short novella (it may have had several chapters) that I like to find again. I read it in an anthology in Dutch but I'm about 99% certain is was a translation of an English original. I clearly remember that there was also a Keith Laumer Bolo ...

In the re-release of the "Avengers: Endgame" after the end credits Anthony Russo announces the post credit scene which in this case was a deleted scene. He mentioned that they loved that scene but it just had to be cut due to already long running time of the movie. So they were really happy to be...

I'm pretty sure that this cartoon is American and kind of old. I think it used to show on Disney? The first thing that comes to mind is that the main character is discovering his past I think. In the world, people fight with these sort of capsule gauntlets which allow them to shoot out these sma...

I'm afraid I may remember too few details about a not-very-good book, but it's stuck in my mind all these years. Science fiction novel, English language, I read it from a U.S. public library, late '70s or early '80s. Hardcover. Probably young adult. Some future with humanity widespread in space...

I am looking for an Isekai manga which I read last month wherein the main character (MC) had been summoned and successfully accomplished his task after which he was sent back to his former world, wherein he returned with his powers. However, the kingdom re-summoned people from Earth and ended up ...

The hardcovers were titled in an orange monospace font on a dark background. This was in elementary school, and they were pretty worn, so from about 1990 at the latest (I think it was unusual that the kid had a computer at his house, and there was no GUI, but I think it had a regular CRT monitor,...

In the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode The Forsaken, a computer program seems to be causing a lot problems for O'Brien and the rest of the DS9 staff. In the end O'Brien builds a "doghouse" and was able to restore all functionality to DS9. He leaves the program, and Dax's views it as another ...

So not sure if the guy is black or white, but its science fiction and the guy has some sort of super powers. He uses 2 pistols to kill enemies. The pistols are his super powers. He will be in the woods somehow, and will befriend a little boy. The citizens of the island dont like him and want him ...

I am trying to find a story I read a while ago, but I can't remember all of the details. Basically there are these enhanced Brute soldiers (I think that's actually what they are called, but I can't remember for sure) that are operated remotely by other soldiers. These are biological brutes, this...

This was a two-book series. A ship would leave one destination with its crew and passengers in cryogenic sleep and cruise for, e.g. 80 years to the wormhole. They would pass through the wormhole to the same physical location but, e.g. 160 years in the past. The ship would then cruise for 80 mo...

and no it is not "lets Go to Gologtha". This story involved a young man in the future who travels back to the time of Jesus to meet Him only to end up as Jesus. He is able to perform "miracles" because he shares some aspirin from his pocket with a sick person, he is aware of future events, etc....