I have a Star Wars minutia question. In an early version of the screenplay for the first film there were "anteater-like creatures" on the streets of Mos Eisley on Tatooine. From the "third draft, August 1, 1975" [link] ... Several robots guide a small herd of anteaters down the street. In the "...

I’m trying to remember the name of a book I read a long time ago. I don’t remember much. I do remember the main character wakes up in a darkened area, possibly a city. He has no memory.Then there is something about a mirror? And I can’t remember for sure but I think there are creatures that are e...

I am trying to identify a CG or stop-motion animated short (possibly part of a series) that I saw on television in the early/mid-1990s. The running time was probably less than 5 minutes and there was no dialogue that I remember. An alien humanoid creature (I am fairly certain it had two arms and ...

I've read a book in the past about I believe an American scientist that has found a technology to read thoughts (eventually to connect brains). But his research didn't go well. He was taken to Russia I believe to help extract the thoughts of a person with a dead brain as it turned out. By miniatu...

Read in the 80's, felt like a 60-70's era Sci-Fi. The story is on a high altitude plane or craft that has a malfunction, and the flight crew cannot get the craft to go back down. They make an announcement saying the company is testing the "highest flight ever" and go back to discussing the issue...

I am trying to find this movie I watched a long long time ago. The basics of what I remember: the US (or the "west") was at war with China (or some eastern power) it was set in the future, something like the 2060s movie was probably made in 70s or 80s two spies are returning home from a mission,...

In episodes 2 and 3 of Andor,

This story is unusual in that it involves a group of Humans exploring a space/location where the laws of Physics break down. They were mainly Scientists, possibly with protection from an armed security team. As the story progresses and they explore they are killed off singly and in groups. They g...

I've been listening to it for quite a long time, and always wondered what the lyrics are translated too. I do see some draw comparisons to Ace Combat 5's soundtrack "The Unsung War".

For non-criminals: Does serving the night's watch have to be really for life + no leave because 'leave' is desertion or whatever + take no wife + father no children + etc ? I mean, why can't it just be like a regular soldier job with benefits, leave (in case your dad gets executed), allowed to be...

I’ve been rereading the Star Wars: Thrawn series by Timothy Zahn, and whenever I look up certain things, I’ve been finding lots of comic book like images with speech bubbles and everything. Is there comic book(s) for the Star Wars: Thrawn series

This was a short story in a chldren's magazine in the English language in the USA about 1960. Possibly in Jack and Jill. I am not certain whether this was before or after we moved in November 1961. AS I remember, the protagonist were prehistoric hunter-gatherer children. And near their home the...

Humanity in this movie is severely overpopulated, and there doesn’t seem to be much of nature left.