A sci fi book I read late '90s possibly early 2000s about a prince/noble from a different planet. Somehow, he ends up on Earth and falls in love with a woman. The prince/noble has an uncle, I believe, and the uncle sends people to chase him down. They get captured and then taken to a super large ...

When I was a child, we had a LP record with four Superman stories. My favorite was "City Under Siege," about a group of terrorists who threaten Metropolis with a homemade nuclear weapon. (The was also released as a 45-rpm single, with an attached comic in the album, but we didn't have that.) Th...

I read this short story back in high school (2018/2019?). The story goes a man is going on a journey with a backpack on his back through the desert. In his backpack there’s a water droplet that acts humanly towards him, mocks, taunts, loves, hates, creates mischief, even seduces him(?). He arrive...

I note that the Ellison script had in the changed timeline the name of the ship being the SS Condor: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Harlan_Ellison%27s_The_City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever,_Issue_2. This ship was not dissimilar to the Mirror universe's ship (is it still called Enterprise?) and I w...

I remember it being a typical reincarnation romance story but what set it apart was that the protagonist was a young girl who died from illness in a hospital before being reincarnated into a novel she was reading at the time. I don't recall anything else but if you know the name, thank you so so ...

Read this is the 80's. I think I read 2 in the series, not sure if there were more (or if my memory is correct). Protagonist crew was sent first to survey and terraform planets before the real civilians would show up. One outstanding detail was a tree that would grab and inject victims with a che...

Enjoyed this book, but can't recall title. Collection of planets connected by ways. Travel on ways need elephant-like animals that are hitched to train cars with basic vacuum engineering. Plot was like a detective story. Main character was from outside of connected planets, but was marooned. ...

In The Matrix: Revolutions, when Neo set sail for the machine city, he reached the human field early without facing any resistance. He then told Trinity to follow the three powerlines to the machine city. If bombing the fields was cruel/inhumane, why didn’t Zion simply cut down powerlines and th...

Near the end of Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith we see that Obi-Wan leaves Anakin to die on Mustafar after their duel, not actually confirming he was dead and later found out he survived. And today in the of ep6 of Obi-Wan Kenobi after their duel supposedly defeating him by destroying hi...

Maybe the title of my question is off but anyway, I remember back in highschool of the year 2004 and read a strange book about a futuristic society. That society had children raised and taught in a weird way, if I'm not mistaken they were unable to see in color just like black white and grey, and...

All I remember about the movie is two scenes, one is where they are in a ?jeep? trying to drive away from a worm underground but the road they are going through has mines so they end up being blown up. The other one is what I assume the ending, where the main character and a woman are inside a he...

Within the 2022 Ms. Marvel TV show, in the third episode, "Destiny", there was a recent reveal that During the episode, it's shown that the Djinn seem to have superhuman strength and durability, and are slow to age, if not unaging, traits which are so far not seen in Is this because they are no...

Currently, the ms-marvel tag is written for the comic. I created a ms-marvel-2022 tag for my question about the show. Did I jump the gun in doing that? Is invoking the marvel-cinematic-universe tag alongside ms-marvel sufficient? Or should there be a tag for the comic, and one for the overall myt...

There was quite a lot of excitement and promotion around the return of Hayden Christensen's Annakin Skywalker to the Star Wars universe in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Of course, all of this is muddled by the fact that in the present day of the series, there is little of Annakin left and mostly all...

In the 1990s, I read a story in Asimovs (almost sure) about a man who could (by an act of will) change the past, resulting in appropriate changes to the present. I don't remember much of the plot; I believe the man was immortal, and very long-lived. Near the climax of the story, the man recalls ...

The main character gets betrayed and then is reborn as that villain's daughter. The first one she gets revenge on is the head maid. She pretends to be smitten with the maid. The head maid takes credit for the other maid's work. At one point, she mentions that she baked a cake personally for the l...