15+ years ago I was watching tv and I saw probably a tv series episode. It was about a little boy that died in a shipwreck years ago. He appeared in front of a girl in a school. The girl chased the boy, he took a turn and the girl followed there was a wet well and the boy disappeared. The girl s...

I mean, the son/clone was a 'powerless failure', or so the novelization says. I suppose that means 'not a force sensitive'. A failure, because Palpatine wanted a new body, and not the rotting mess we see in the film. So, not a FS. But then the son/clone and Jodie Comer (Rey's mom) would have been...

I remember a movie with a female lead (maybe) that begins with her and her children living in an airport. She then goes to a convention inside an "animated zone" (live action up till this point) which I think was induced by some drug. Something goes wrong, then the whole world becomes animated; t...

I am trying to remember the name of a specific short story! It was about a man who is on a farm or farm-like house made of wood, sitting on his porch drinking something(beer?). As he does so, he sees a figure in a crop field or field of grass coming towards him. He gets worried and pulls his gun ...

I remember a while ago I saw about 5 minutes of a Star Wars fan film that's older than The Force Awakens several years ago, all I remember from it is that it was set during the Empire (there were stormtroopers in it) and the main characters were a boy and girl who were in love and at the end of t...

I read this short story in the late 1970s. An anthology from a UK library...no memories of the other stories. A space pilot is sitting in a compartment on a train, another passenger boards and sits opposite, he notices the pilots pinned up empty sleeve and starts murmuring about "we owe you a lot"...

Dr. McCoy, aka Bones, has a couple of weird skulls in his office, as seen in the following picture from the episode "Is There in Truth No Beauty?" (they are highlighted with red arrows and the frame is from around the ~47:21 mark): They definitely look non-human and are probably not from any oth...

By 'in fact' I mean 'by birth'. The way Luke and Leia were Padme's children and the way Ben Solo was Leia's child. Sex followed by a womb followed by a baby. Just like in the real world. Nothing seems to be against this in TROS -we see her parents- except one thing. When Luke says to Leia 'the fo...

The variant Loki in the show exists because he took the Tesseract. Kid Loki exists because he killed Thor. Sylvie herself didn't do anything to be pruned. The only way she can exist is if Odin retrieved a girl frost giant or if she is the offspring of Odin (or some other thing that Odin did for h...

I think I read it five or six years ago from a collection of novels written by one writer.A man is a spy in a secret illegal organization,one day he took part in a secret party,but he had been be betrayed by his colleague and been caught.The boss of the organization went to his house for some sec...

I think I read it five or six years ago from a collection of novels written by one writer. A man is a spy in a secret illegal organization, one day he took part in a secret party, but he had been betrayed by his colleague and been caught. The boss of the organization went to his house for some se...

So sorry, I am completely new to this website. I have scoured hundreds of books and it is getting late. :( The series is fiction, and has multiple books, the cover I had of the third book has fire and an animal along with the protagonist, I think. The protagonist is a person so it cancels out any...

As explained in this answer, the TVA exists in a "Supreme Timeline" which is "above" the timelines which they overrule. They are "outside of time", in the sense that they live in a time of their own, and can look at the timeline(s) of the regular world. But if this is the case, then why was it ch...

It was a long time ago, but on Fanfiction.net, I was reading a Drarry fan fiction that takes place in their 8th year. Draco has his room away from the dorms, and he's much more closer to Snape, who is alive. Every month, or on a specific date, Snape has to take Draco to the ministry to be interro...

The boy leaves his village with a female wizard. On their way to the magic academy, he is attacked by a cat were-creature, and is infected and turns into a werecat himself, which gives him more magical powers. He also uses a staff for his magic. Later in the series he ends up marrying the werecat...

We get a few fight scenes between Loki and Thor in the MCU. Usually Thor gets the upper hand, but it always seems to me that it's mostly thanks to the fact he has Mjölnir, while Loki posses some weaker weapon. Is there a definite answer to who is stronger, when weaponless - Thor or Loki? (In the ...

I'm trying to remember the name and author of a short story I listened to in an audiobook; does anyone know it? It goes like this: main guy is a maintenance engineer and has to repair a space-beacon or space-relay or something of the sort on a uncivilized planet. this particular one is ancient a...

In Avengers: Endgame, after everyone is resurrected by the Blip, we find out that the plan worked when Hawkeye gets a call from his wife Laura. Presumably her phone was resurrected along with her, but why was her phone able to make this call? Had Clint been paying her phone bill for five years af...

In the last episode of Loki, killing The One That Remains changes the reality in the TVA. And he says that killing him will unleash his evil variants. But how? How does killing a person in the future undo what they did in the past? It would make sense if Sylvie killed him in the past, before he m...

For reference, the House of Romanov (also transcribed Romanoff; Russian: Рома́новы, tr. Románovy, IPA: [rɐˈmanəvɨ]) was the reigning imperial house of Russia from 1613 to 1917. They achieved prominence after the Tsarina, Anastasia Romanova, was married to the First Tsar of Russia, Ivan the Terri...