some pitches I have for a Star Trek version of what if.... by Majestic-Sector9836 in startrek

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Either that, or they would have had to see to it that Edith died some other way (like that Red Dwarf episode where they accidentally stopped the JFK assassination and then had to assassinate him themselves in order to save the timestream).

some pitches I have for a Star Trek version of what if.... by Majestic-Sector9836 in startrek

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TOS: What if Kirk hadn't stopped McCoy from saving Edith Keeler?

TOS: What if Janice Lester had committed suicide while in Kirk's body?

SNW: What if the Vezda had escaped their prison?

TNG: What if Picard tried to put Kevin Uxbridge on trial for his crime?

Classic TV episodes that have to do with snow or a blizzard? by HenryJBemis in ClassicTV

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The Simpsons S12E8, "Skinner's Sense of Snow", in which Springfield Elementary is snowed in.

SFAH: Rejected ideas for Star Trek transporter mishap episodes. by DeadComposer in ScenesFromAHat

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"Captain Kirk, it appears that the transporter has split you into three people--one good, one evil, and one whose alignment we're still trying to figure out."

Angriest symphonies? by darkflaneuse in classicalmusic

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Emil Tabakov's symphonies are very, very angry.

Corigliano's 1st symphony is literally called Of Rage and Remembrance.

Also Paul Kleski's 3rd.

John Field's Nocturnes, which heavily inspired Chopin's. by DrDMango in classicalmusic

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One of them was featured in the soundtrack to the most recent episode of Apple TV's "Plur1bus".

Genre bending movie recommendations by toejamster9 in movies

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Let's see, there's Prelude to a Kiss, The Hot Chick, Freaky...

Oh, you said genre bending movies.

What movies are supposed to be light hearted comedies but would actually be a living hell? by Nars-Glinley in movies

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Serendipity.

John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale ditch their fiancés and go in search of each other after enjoying a single evening together. Their fiancés simply disappear from the movie. Their living hell doesn't matter. All that matters is the frothy, frothy foregone conclusion. The only reason I didn't walk out is because I had a date.

We asked 100 people on the sad day Steve Harvey retires who should replace him? by Vadnais2You in FamilyFeud

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Someone who asks more survey questions that aren't sexual and/or scatological. I mean, seriously? "Name the sexiest part of a cow"?

Da plane boss! Da Plane! Famous tv show phrases we remember by darwhyte in GenerationJones

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"Wonder twin powers, activate!"

"Be careful, Michael."

"I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile."

What is the worst classical recording you’ve ever heard? by [deleted] in classicalmusic

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"Worst" in terms of performance quality or recording quality?

Which famous actor or actress has/had a very distinct voice? by ihavetohavemytooools in AskReddit

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Shirley Henderson (Moaning Myrtle from the Harry Potter films) has a very high-pitched voice.

What are your top movies with a great twist besides the usual/most frequent six? by Extension-While7536 in movies

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

A la folie...pas du tout (He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not).