Question: Why did Nicky show up to Pat and Tiffany's dance competition? Why would you want to watch your ex that beat up your lover and his new girlfriend dance?
Unanswered questions about specific movies, TV shows and more
These are questions relating to specific titles. General questions for movies and TV shows are here. Members get e-mailed when any of their questions are answered.
Question: Why does Doug turn on the gas after he crashes the ambulance?
Question: How come Fran's hopper took Aelieta's memory away?
Question: How did Doc originally plan to get from the train and into the passenger seat of the DeLorean? The tires didn't look very secure, so stepping on them would've likely resulted in them falling out of the carrier. Even if by some chance he had made it onto the back of the car, he'd then have to avoid damaging anything like Mr Fusion, etc., as he made his way to the passenger door.
Question: In the opening sequence, a tiered waterfall is shown with water spouting from the top tier. Were there electricity or water pumps for these tiered waterfalls available then?
Question: Has any explanation ever been given for why William Afton murdered children and how he was able to transfer their souls into the animatronics?
Question: I remember seeing a couple of scenes only once. The first showed the inside of the Ark (as in the scene where the portal opens) with fire coming out of it. The second was a side shot of the Altar where you could see the fire lifting the bodies of the three main villains. Does anyone know where these scenes can be seen?
Question: Columbia Records soundtrack album mentions an alternate ending for this movie - Cary Grant is carrying Deborah Kerr over the threshold of the French villa they visited earlier. It is unknown if she can walk, but it is a more hopeful ending. Was this scene ever filmed?
Question: Was Veronica the interrogator only pretending to be a fellow Muslim in order to get Katherine to talk, to make her feel more at ease communicating with her?
Don't Get Mad, Get Even - S2-E21
Question: Where did they get the additional $15,000 (total $30,000) to cheat Wainwright? They borrowed $15,000 from Silky but lost $15,000 in the stage holdup.
Question: The daughter already found out about her cochlear implant giving off a frequency that scared the aliens away, so why did she not turn it on when they were in the truck? If she had, Lee would not have had to sacrifice himself.
Question: What were the police whispering to Father Tom during Mass?
Zorro Fights His Father - S1-E18
Question: I've never understood something about this chapter. Is Mr. Borca an Agent of the Eagle or he is just a corrupt man, like Licenciado Pina?
Question: Did the meeting, where John Aaron states that they have to turn almost everything in the LEM off to conserve the battery power, actually happen? When they realised they had to use the LEM as a lifeboat, I recall Gene Krantz saying, before the meeting took place, to power up "essential hardware only." If you read the actual transcripts from the mission, Krantz tells the controllers "minimum power to sustain life." The controllers and the astronauts would have known this immediately.
Question: When the Japanese baccarat player is brought back to the casino, he has a stack of different colored chips in front of him - what denomination are the dark red chips?
Question: When John Doe is at the shelter and is dreaming about walking up stairs, how is he able to walk on air in the real world? At this point in time, John isn't even in Springwood anymore so the whole altering-reality-through-dreams thing shouldn't work here. Also, how did John get from being in the air to being back on the ground when the security guard catches up to him? And why didn't the guard see John in the air?
Join the mailing list
Separate from membership, this is to get updates about mistakes in recent releases. Addresses are not passed on to any third party, and are used solely for direct communication from this site. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Check out the mistake & trivia books, on Kindle and in paperback.