Skynet was forced to send a Terminator back in time to prevent John Connor's birth because the Resistance won the Future War and destroyed Skynet. We see the mission that resulted in Skynet's defeat in Terminator: Genisys. But how did the Resistance manage to defeat Skynet in the future? Skynet ...

In Doctor Strange (2016), the titular character Doctor Stephen Strange gets in a car accident which disables him. However, this happens when he hits another car. We see that Strange's car is sent flying down and into a body of water, presumably a lake but possibly the Atlantic Ocean. However, wha...

A movie, likely from 1950s or very early 1960s. I believe it was with aliens. When a couple of the characters were walking through what I remember looked like some factory/facility, blood was dripping on the floor. It was coming from an overhead pipe. It apparently was from a group member tha...

Please no spoilers for S1E5 and beyond! I was just wondering, the whole premise of season 1 so far is that they have been running out of oxygen for the past 3 years. However, one of the densest concentrations of oxygen in the entire solar system are a mere 2.7 km/s of Δ-v away, on the surface of ...

It's about a future galactic Chinese empire and a concealed planet covered by a force field or mist. The concealed planet was not part of the galactic empire.

I believe there is a short story by Poe in which an evil king is killed, and the killers escape by a ladder to the roof. What is the title of this story?

Sauron's army contained a mixture of Orcs, Easterlings and Haradrim. From my understanding of the books and films the Orcs are created by Sauron and act as his slaves. So the Orcs don't have much of a choice. But what about the others? Why were the Easterlings and Haradrim fighting for Sauron?

Obviously, in the series Arcane, Vi and Jinx are shown as siblings from the beginning, back when the latter still went by Powder. The games, however, appear to be in a different continuity, and a glance through various wikis suggests that the backstory given on the show was not presented in any g...

Based on the sources that I have read, in the games Jinx is known for a variety of, if not harmless crimes, at least largely non-lethal ones. For instance, according to the wiki, her misdeeds include: Crashing a wedding and blowing up the cake. Not exactly harmless, but no one appears to have be...

The personnel files and even the LCARS maps, as well as the TOS medical bay among others, are all readable. But when you look closely at the ship computers most of the time (not counting the other times when sensor readings are written in numbers are letter based) it is just a bunch of numbers in...

I remember one old movie. I watched it in some '90s, so it can be from those years or maybe even the '80s. I don't remember it in color, so maybe it's black and white. It's something about two kids, brother and sister I think. They going through some adventure(s) and there is a Lion Man which hel...

The TV character has numerous off-tv pieces of media, such as an autobiography, as listed here, but no where does it explain the recent supervillain animals he is associating with. Here is the advert: