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Referring to things that happen "behind the camera", the real-life reasons for how/why a TV/film/book/comic turned out the way it did

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H. P. Lovecraft revised two earlier stories by Adolphe de Castro for publication in Weird Tales in 1928 and 1930: "The Last Test" and "The Electric Executioner." Neither is ...
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British actor Don Henderson's two best known role were General Tagge in Star Wars and George Bulman, who he played in three successive crime shows from 1976 to 1987: The XYY Man, Strangers, and ...
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The 2022 film The Adam Project, stars Ryan Reynolds and was directed and produced by Shawn Levy. Both individuals take similar roles in 2024's Deadpool & Wolverine. Near the end of The Adam ...
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As we all know, Tolkien made tons of "notes" while working on his fictional world, long before and very much including The Lord of the Rings. But what about The Hobbit? After all, it was ...
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As I'm reading The Treason of Isengard, suddenly on page 78, about 75% of the page down, Christopher Tolkien casually drops a bomb on me: In the typescript text that followed (the latter part of ...
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A few days ago, I was involved in a discussion about the intended item progression in the SNES game "Super Metroid." In the game, there are four bosses who need to be killed to open access ...
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While writing a recent answer, I was reminded of a similarity that I had noticed before but not thought much about. Given the success of a similar question that I asked a while back, I thought I ...
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In an interview while still on the project, Guillermo Del Toro mentioned he had a plan where to put the break in the story to fit The Hobbit into two movies: Del Toro explained that the decision to ...
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In the famous opening shot of Star Wars, the diminutive Tantive IV is pursued by the much larger Imperial Star Destroyer. I was building the Lego Tantive IV model with my son this evening and ...
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The claim is made here, but I am not sure I buy it. Not for the first time, and certainly not for the last, Star Trek crossed over with a DC comics property. In this case, Seven of Nine was inspired, ...
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Has anyone heard or remember hearing the creepy robot sound from the TV show "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" the episode called "Mr. R.I.N.G." (Episode 12)? A beeping, twanging, ...
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This answer features the following video clip from the Tenth Doctor era: An interesting tidbit, from the part where David Tennant is speaking out of character, is the ...
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In the 2024 Amazon Prime Video TV series Fallout, set in the same universe as the Fallout video games, I've noticed something interesting: there's a distinct lack of direct references to China's role ...
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In Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024), the prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), there's a scene where a young Furiosa (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) offers apples to Immortan Joe's wives. (Not to be ...
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In Star Trek: TNG S03E05, "The Bonding," Jeremy Aster expresses affection for his cat, Patches: He knows me. It's him. It's real. It's all real. But Patches was a calico, which is almost ...
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