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Likely a modern German book for teenagers. It's been many years, so I might get details wrong. Heaven and Hell run on a clear point system. There is a protagonist (a girl, I think, who was a thief and ...
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I saw the movie in Germany, in the late 90s or early 2000s. It is live action, not animation. Practical effects, no CGI as far as I recall. A starship is on its way to Earth. It is some kind of ...
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I read this SF novel more than 40 years ago. But when I read it, it was already considered a "Great Classic Novel" I remember being confused when I read it, so you can imagine how confused I ...
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Obviously, she doesn't have one because she doesn't exist until "Real Me". But as far as everyone's memories are concerned, she was around the entire time, from Buffy's arrival in Sunnydale ...
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I started reading Dead until Dark hoping to see Bubba the brain-damaged version of vampire Elvis, but I'm past page 200 and he hasn't shown up yet- does anyone know what book he's introduced?
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In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "Best of Both Worlds", Seeing as they now knew how to free people from the Borg, why couldn't the same technique be used on anyone who was ...
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A small team in New England develops antigravity. The cover had a Piper aircraft with its propellers not moving. My dad lent it to a friend 20 years ago and it's been driving him crazy since. ...
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I’m hoping someone here can help me identify a fantasy story I read sometime in the late 1970s or early 1980s. I believe it appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction (F&SF), though ...
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Story about a generation space ship on a multi-millennial journey to possible but primitive home new home planet. Whilst on the journey technology on its original home planet proceeds and a new space ...
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Looking for a long manhwa/manhua — details I remember: MC signs up for a realistic game/realm and is transported to different places for missions that pay real money. The missions are life-threatening;...
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I'm looking for the title of a fantasy book I read almost a year ago. The book was based on magic and elements. A group of people were picked from communities all over the kingdom to come and be ...
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I read this novel in the 2000s, but it felt older, likely from the 1980s or 1990s, possibly a mass-market fantasy paperback. It was a standalone (not part of a series), with a serious, medieval-...
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Certain home video versions of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country featured the character of Starfleet Colonel West, played by Rene Auberjonois, who would later go on to play Odo on Deep Space Nine....
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Several books and movies feature Nanobots, like G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009), Big Hero 6 (2014) , Transcendence (2014) , but it's hard (or impossible?) to find any movie or book mentioning the ...
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We've seen drones act mindlessly many times. Even Hugh, who ultimately did show individuality, started as a mindless drone. However, Locutus was able to speak with more agency, and Seven was nearly a ...
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I very vaguely remember this sci-fi book, but some of the details are that there are several space-borne habitats, but each one of the colonies or communities is different in its own way. Some are ...
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In Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), X23 informs Wolverine that they are going to Cassandra's at sunrise, but he expresses that he doesn't want to get involved. X23 insists they won't succeed without ...
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At the beginning of Back To The Future there is a lady who approaches Marty and Jennifer trying to raise funds to "Save The Clock Tower". Mayor Wilson is sponsoring an initiative to replace ...
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This morning (11-19-2025), waking from dreams, I thought about Arthur C. CLarke's novels Against the Fall of Night (1948, 1951, 1953) - not be confused with Lest Darkness Fall (1939, 1941) by L. ...
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Drill vehicles in reality: Source: Dallas City News Look very different than in fiction: Source: TurboSquid Which work of fiction popularized this distinctive conical shape and spiral flange?
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I read this book when I was 8 or 10, and I have only a few memories about it. It was a picture book with some text, but it had beautifully illustrations of a young girl who discovered a chest with ...
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I read this novel at least 30 years ago, but it might have been even older. After Earth was invaded and mostly controlled by aliens, humanity was stuck to the ground when the aliens completely ...
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The Star Trek: Voyager episode "Distant Origin", aired 30 April 1997, has the Voth, dinosaurs that went into space and then evolved into a humanoid form. What's the earliest example of that ...
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In Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), Paradox is describing the Time Ripper: The Ripper is fed from a secure chamber below ground. It is powered by twin matter and anti-matter feeds converging inside ...
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I read this short in the '90s, in either a general SF anthology or a collection of stories from the same author. I can remember a lot of details but none of them turn up in search, so it might not be ...
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I read this book over a decade ago, quite possibly over two decades ago. The main character is a psychic/telepathic alien (possibly something otter-like; she at least had four legs and quite possibly ...
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Cassandra Nova goes through Mr. Paradox's face with her hands while Deadpool and Wolverine are watching it: Cassandra (says to Paradox): What's this? A Time Ripper? Naughty boy. Deadpool: Oh, no. We'...
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I'm looking for a book I read in a school library about a scorpion-like alien. The aliens were kinda parasitic and attached themselves to the main character's neck. I remember he went to space and ...
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What SF novel has this plot? A small woman with amnesia appears in the present-day. A man, who has a background in therapy and who becomes her lover, takes her in and tries to help her recover her ...
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Nicepool describes about Ladypool: Nicepool: Oh, my goodness. Wait till you see Ladypool. She is gorgeous. She just had a baby too. And... (He's waving his hands as if his bottom half is gone) ...
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The books were published around the late 70s I think or the 80s? The author is female and I thought they were called the Time Lord Trilogy? It started off with a man washes up on the shore of I think ...
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Most readers would have experienced a fearful situation in their own life. How did you deal with it? Was "the litany" helpful, or would it have been?
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I once read a short story of an alien stranded on Earth and has its craft examined by human scientists who then discovered that all measurements are in duodecimal (base 12). Or maybe it was an ...
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In Chamber of Secrets, we learned that the chamber was opened 50 years ago. At that time, Tom Riddle was still in school at Hogwarts. From the perspective of Chamber of Secrets, Voldemort lost his ...
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I want to find this story in a classic comic. I read a reprint of it. The original might be from the 1940s, 1950s, or 1960s. A man travels back in time to rob an Egyptian tomb before it gets buried by ...
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I had this comic, which was lost, so I have a very vague memory of it. It's maybe an X-Men (most likely) or Fantastic Four one where it starts with Psylocke or Jean Grey in a simulated training room ...
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In Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), Deadpool and Wolverine finish the long shot of killing multiple Deadpools from the Deadpool Corps: Deadpool: Come on. Oh, I blew it. After all that, the only thing ...
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The hobbits live in a world in which there are all kinds of fell and supernatural beasts. They themselves have either been or witnessed trees trying to trap and consume them, ghosts, invisible ...
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I remember reading this as a teenager in the 80s and it was a very fascinating book. The story was that thousands or maybe hundreds of thousands of years ago an alien robotic probe consisting of ...
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In Jurassic World Rebirth (2025), Zora describes the extreme difficulty of the mission—the fast, rocking boat and the need to get face-to-face with the Mosasaur. Intimidated, Dr. Loomis immediately ...
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Looking for the name of a time traveling book from the 90s/early 2000s. I believe the cover of the book had a woman looking in a long mirror, and she saw a pack of wolves running in the snow. She ...
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Answers to the off-topic question How does time travel take into account the rotation/revolution of the Earth? mention several stories in which this issue is discussed. Asimov's The End of Eternity ...
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The Decepticon Shockwave from the cartoon of the 80's- does anyone know/remember what kind of vehicle or device he transformed into?
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In The Fall of Gondolin, p. 79, it states: Then the engines and catapults of the king poured darts and boulders and molten metals on these ruthless beasts The "ruthless beasts" refer to ...
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Late 70s or early-to-mid 80s illustrated story with astronauts on a spaceship trying to escape or combat these bug-like and tentacled mechanical aliens (or spaceghosts) that are bathed in light or ...
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A recent question about damage from dreams making its way to the waking world (duplicate of Classic short story about a recurring dream of approaching death) reminded me of a children's short story ...
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In Void scene from Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), Gambit speaks to Deadpool: Gambit: The name's Remy LeBeau, Le Diable Blanc. But you can call me the Gambit. Deadpool: It's been a while since I've ...
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I remember the following from watching TV in the 1990s. I don't know if it was a movie or an episode of a TV show. It was about Japan taking over the USA (but I can't remember whether it was ...
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There is a short story about a wartime pilot who flies into the clouds and sights a ghost airfield (although he doesn't realize it's a ghost airfield) where pilots of both sides have landed and are ...
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The series finale of Stargate SG-1, "Unending", includes a montage set to the song "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" by Credence Clearwater Revival, depicting the passage of time on ...
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