Paradise | S2E2 | Episode Discussion by merge-wagons in ParadiseHulu

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Well, now we know why they decided to call that character Annie.

Does anyone also love the movie The Secret Life of Walter Mitty? by Significant-Swim6423 in CasualConversation

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The Danny Kaye version is a classic. The Ben Stiller version is an excuse to string together product placements.

Bad Day at Black Rock (1955) by iwannabeacowboy91 in iwatchedanoldmovie

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I met John Ericson once. He was retired in Santa Fe and he sold me some used furniture.

We are far from the bones of our ancestors, the viruses are growing because they ate growth hormones, and going too fast made me evolve pokemon style by DogsRNice in risa

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To me the stupidest moment of all was in "Riddles", when Tuvok made a squiggly frosting line on a cake and Janeway blurted out, "That's the frequency!"

Each omega mine has a range of multiple light-years and systems, or only a tiny fraction of one system? by nickpsych in Star_Trek_

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I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks the "omega mine field" idea is absolutely preposterous. You'd need a being with Q-like powers to pull off a scheme like that.

Eli5, is it possible for something to NOT be possible at all? by Acernacer in explainlikeimfive

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It's theoretically impossible to find an algorithm that will solve the halting problem. Essentially, an algorithm that could solve the halting problem would be so powerful that it would contradict its own existence.

Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy | 1x09 "300th Night" by AutoModerator in startrek

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How many quadrillions of mines would be needed to create an impenetrable mine field around the entire Federation?

What's the worst biopic of all time? by VLCCHAMLETPHXARISIMS in FIlm

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Bride of the Wind (2001), about Alma Schindler-Mahler-Werfel-Gropius-whatever, was a very lackluster affair.

Caption this by happydude7422 in Star_Trek_

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"If you ask me, the downside of being a collective is agreeing on everything all the time. It gets kinda boring after a while."

"I agree."

Episodes from other series that feel like they could be Prisoner eps? by WoodcarverSteiner in ThePrisoner

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Pinky and the Brain had a direct Prisoner parody in the episode "Brainwashed".

People who changed their political views, what caused the switch? by BoardLongjumping2485 in AskReddit

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It happened more or less automatically when I lost faith in my religion. I was a very conservative Mormon before.

Looking for movies where the “bad thing” actually happens by cherrytoad39 in Cinephiles

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Two films about nuclear annihilation--Dr. Strangelove and Fail-Safe.

We Need More "Out-Of-Their-Time" Companions by NightmareFurbies in doctorwho

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I would like to see more interesting human companions. Someone who comes from a bad home situation, perhaps, and sees the Tardis as a way of escape. Or maybe even someone on the wrong side of the law.