In The Last Jedi would Holdo's plan have worked if not for Poe's folly? If, so, really? You could disobey orders, mutiny, fail, get more than half your comrades killed and that's OK because you meant well.

In a lot of episodes of star trek involving the Ferengi, we see male Ferengi reacting to oo-mox (having their ear lobes rubbed). It occurs to me that as far as I can remember it is only ever shown happening to a male. Ferengi females have smaller lobes, but I can't remember anything ever saying ...

I read half of a novel once whose main character was a sort of anti entropy focus. He was immortal and remembered being a roman soldier. He didn't seem to have any direct control over the power. Things around him began to have less entropy. There was one scene where he sat in a junk car long eno...

So far what I can remember from books, I have encountered Patronus of a form belonging to Animal Kingdom only. Here's the list: Harry Potter / James Potter: Stag Hermione Granger: Otter Ron Weasley: Jack Russell Terrier Albus Dumbledore: Phoenix Lily Potter / Snape: Doe Ginny Weasley: Horse Lun...

In Jurassic World (2015), Owen had a colleague named Barry Sembène with whom he works in the raptor area. He survived the events of Jurassic World (2015) but I didn't see him in Fallen Kingdom (2018), despite his expertise and experience with raptor handling. Do we know what happened to him a...

After Voldemort's downfall at the end of the First Wizarding War, we know that Bellatrix Lestrange, Barty Crouch Jr., Rudolphus Lestrange and Rabastan Lestrange were the only Death Eaters that tried to find him. For their actions, they were all sentenced to life imprisonment in Azkaban. Upon his...

Cersei is the queen and she sits on the Iron Throne, as ruler. If she tries to marry a man, let's take Euron as an example, will Euron get the title of "King" or will he just be treated as "husband to the queen"? If yes, what is the extent of his powers? Is it just the same level as to what Cers...

I think I read this around 2000. It was a paperback book, which I'm pretty certain was labeled with "Book 1" of a series, although I only read part of this first one. It was set in a somewhat dystopic United States where the government exerted an oppressive control over the lives of citizens, in ...

Would you help me find the title of a sci fi short story that I read once and would like to find again? It was about a space-ship where the captain is unusually polite in his verbal commands to the ship's AI, always saying "please" and "thank you." The crew records the captains voice saying the ...

It is common knowledge that Death Eaters and Voldemort alike hate Muggles, Muggle-borns and Squibs... so is there a canon reason Filch is still employed during Deathly Hallows?

I'm curious what genre these games fall under? I see them labeled as RPG but they're way different than regular RPGs. This is how I would label some of these RPGs. Regular RPGs: Elder scrolls, dark souls, the witcher, etc. Turn Based RPGs: Final Fantasy VII, South Park stick of truth, Darkest D...

As the question states, at what point would a parody comic (for instance Uncanny X-Men # 245) go outside of the realm of mainstream canon? This great comic has a host of ridiculous occurrences (near use of a 'Jean Bomb') and cameos (Boba Fett and ET). It seems like a tongue-in-cheek one-off com...

I read this book around 2003 or before. It is about a child who found new friends (brother and sister). This kids plays role playing games in the new friend's basement. Near to the end the new friend's house is burned but it turns out the fire was provocated to get money insurance.

In the first (feature-length) episode of Lexx we learn that The Lexx was created to allow His Divine Shadow to bring destruction upon all those who would oppose the League of 20,000. But he already had the Foreshadow and the Megashadow, both more than capable of destroying planets (even th...

Charles Sub-Lunar posits that the existence (and discovery) of the "internal planets of Protostar Five" is proof-positive of the existence of infinite alternate universes and probability mathematics. "Probability math arises from the premise that we dwell in a truly infinite totality, spac...