I want to watch Supernatural, where is it free to watch? It’s not on crave, prime, or Netflix, and that’s all I have. What is it on to watch?

I just watched Day of the Doctor! My God, what a brilliant episode. Tomorrow, I'm watching Time of the Doctor. Anyway, I know there have been plenty of questions on here about most recommended viewing episodes of the Classic Doctor Who. (I'd appreciate some links, of course) But I was wondering...

Given Captain Marvel and the post-credits scene of we've observed Therefore they haven't aged in 29 years (or 24 years if they were blipped). Are Skrulls long-lived? Or do they not appear to change as they age in their natural state, perhaps due to their shape-shifting capabilities? Or...

In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Bashir is "recruited" by Sloan, Georgiou and Ash Tyler are recruited into Section 31. In any canon material, has anyone ever joined Section 31 by choice? Do they choose who they want and attempt to recruit you?

So I just watched the Day of the Doctor! And the Doctor basically locked Gallifrey in stasis. (With the agreement and knowledge of the High Council) In the End of Time, it seems that the evil High Council is also coming from a time-locked Gallifrey, trying to escape the time lock. And from the f...

Just watched Time of the Doctor. The Time Lords gifted the Doctor with a new Regeneration Cycle. (Somehow) Without spoilers, did the Doctor rescue Gallifrey and the Time Lords in the end?

I'm re-reading the LOTR books for the first time in about 20 years, and I was struck by the change of tone in this chapter. We've just had several heavy chapters of death and destruction and this chapter seems to be a farce. We have fussy matrons that don't shut up, and the same with herb lore ...

Status quo has been the norm for the narrative of WarHammer 40k. However, through the Gathering Storm campain, Games Workshop decided to completely change the shape of the Galaxy: Cadia and Bieltan have fallen, a new Warp rift opened and a Primarch is back! Where can I read about these events? ...

I have just finished the Talon of Horus (brilliant book well worth a read), in several places it suggests that Abbadon is a clone of Horus. I have also seen this idea postulated online in several places. This however is contradicted as being a possibility in the Horus Heresy and Seige of Terra...

I read a story a long time ago about a Civil War soldier who was being hanged from a bridge but the rope broke and he escaped. It goes through all the things he went through after escaping but then it turns out his neck was snapped and he died in the noose.

All I remember about this anime is a girl and her brother going to a boarding school (I believe) and the girl ends up uncovering some government secret. She can control this bird type monster like a phoenix.

During Spider-Man: Far From Home, Fury learns that He had, or could easily get, clear proofs, but even after the villain's death he does not go public with the evidence, leading to Why is this? What is his reasoning for not exposing the villain?

I was looking through some questions on this SE and I came across the following one asked a couple of years ago: Spider-Man's resilience Now this all makes sense and I'm happy with the answer, however, it seems a bit inconsistent. Far From Home Spoiler! I don't really understand how this is...

A friend sent me a link to an online comics about 3 years ago. I am not sure if it was Fan-made or not, because the quality of the drawing was really good. I did not have time to read it at the time and wanted to save it for later, but I forgot about it and now it's lost (He can't find it either...

I read it many years ago but infuriatingly cannot find it. It appeared in The New Republic between 2003 and 2012, written by a female writer with remarkably simple, crystalline prose. All that I remember of the obituary, besides these few meager details, is that the writer describes the man as be...

In The Lord of the Rings there was a conversation between two orcs, where one of them expressed the desire to leave Mordor and return to a life of small scale brigandry. Who was this orc, and in which book did this conversation occur?

In season 2 episode 10 when they're in the time machine room, Flynn says: All their owners tried to change history and got caught in temporal loops because you can never ever ever violate causality. The very first time traveller learned that if you change any event in the past, any event of s...

Trying to avoid spoilers - what do we think happened to Dirk at the end of "Dying of the Light"? If you had told me what the final scene was, I would have told you immediately what happened. However, reading it, it sure seems like Dirk expects a different outcome. Anyone see something I missed?

I don’t remember much but the few things still in my memory are: There were aliens or some other kind of creatures that were looking like humans and when they die they turn into real form. Main character: a guy that maybe was able to sense them or even see through disguise he was looking for hi...

There exists a genre involving the protagonist being a dungeon in the style of Dungeon Keeper. Dungeon Keeper Ami is the earliest case I can think of, with I Woke Up As A Dungeon, Now What as the one that reminded me of this particular one. A central conceit of the genre is that the dungeon gains...

Is the time-locked on Gallifrey gone, so Clara was able to land, or is there more going on. Did the Doctor ever realize Clara had managed to land on Gallifrey?