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I watched this on Netflix, maybe about 5 years ago. One scene sticks with me. I think it was a tv show that did not have many episodes or maybe only one season. The wife (or fiance?) gets home. Can't remember if she had gone for a run or something else. I think she was pregnant. She enters the house and notices a drop of blood fall to the floor.I think it was the entryway, though she may have walked to the kitchen at some point. I think she was a doctor or nurse. Anyway, when she saw the blood she knew that if she didn't get help within (5?) minutes, she would die (I guess bleed out). She may have tried to make a phone call. She may have had a teenage son. She does die. I think the husband came home to find her dead on the floor. I think he was a detective or something similar. This has been driving me crazy! It was not a long-running show, that's all I remember.

DanceDanceRevolution song Music

I've been trying to look for this one song/chart that was on DDR, presumably from 4th Mix or DDR MAX 2, something of note is that it seemed like something from earlier than 2005. The song's graphics had a nurse and/or hospital theme and the cover art is a picture of 3D render style several rows of Lego-esque minifigures. I remember reading somewhere that it was cut from some releases due to the kinda suggestive theme of the graphics?

Forgot the title, couldn't bother (and tried) looking on remywiki under "DDR cut songs" but to no avail, nothing.

CatDog episode Western Animation

In which episode of CatDog did Cat say "Roses are red, violets are purple / Sugar is sweet and so is maple syrup-le"? I seem to remember it being like a poetry competition or something.

Green is good, red is evil.

Are there any works using Red/Green Contrast where Green is the color of good and Red the color of evil?

Satirical image demonstrating CulturalTranslation through fictional boxarts

I remember seeing this on some tumblr page a long time ago. It's like the current page image for Cultural Translation except it demonstrated a hypothetical game's boxart in different regions. From what I remember, the Japanese boxart was a smiling kid holding a flashlight, the American boxart was like the Japanese boxart but the kid was scowling and holding a gun, and the German boxart was similar to the American boxart but replaced the kid with a grey robot (and there was green blood somewhere).

Book About A Strange Mask Literature

I remember reading a chapter book a while back, but can't recall the name. From what I can gather, the main character found some sort of mask in a bog, and I remember the climax had the mother wearing a mask on her face as well. The main character was a girl, and I'm pretty sure she had a friend who was a guy. I also think it might of been a Canadian book but I'm not sure.

Old cartoon with bear?

I don't remember much but it was an old cartoon. The kind that almost feels creepy or too serious because it's so old, with muted colors. It was narrated by a bear with a very deep gravelly voice. He was telling different stories, one about a man named Popov that learned to fly I think? And another about these animal friends that decided to build a house called "The house of 1000 rooms". Eventually in the end they build all the way to the sky or something and it falls. There were other stories but I can't quite remember them. Maybe one about a cricket?

Old fantasy computer game with horseback riding and goblin duel. Videogame

I have faint memories of watching a rather involved demo of a video game in a computer store years ago. At least 25 years ago, so 1994 or earlier. I suspect it was an Amiga computer as well, given how sharp the graphics looked.

Main character I believe was a generic blond princely sort, rather than a barbarian hero. The first (demo) level was a 2D horseback riding stage. I think the main character could reach down to grab items while riding, though this did seem hard considering the lack of time to react to anything coming.

The second stage was at night, and had a 2D duel against one short looking goblinoid. (Yellow? Gold? Some non-human skin colour.) There was another goblinoid on the right that shot slow moving projectiles at you, either high or low, that you had to dodge along with fighting the first goblin.

I think the stage transition cutscene after that had the hero parting the grass to look at an empty road, and I think the scrolling text said your horse was stolen during the fight. Next cutscene was a large Evil Castle.

Old fantasy computer game with horseback riding and goblin duel. Videogame

I have faint memories of watching a rather involved demo of a video game in a computer store years ago. At least 25 years ago, so 1994 or earlier. I suspect it was an Amiga computer as well, given how sharp the graphics looked.

Main character I believe was a generic blond princely sort, rather than a barbarian hero. The first (demo) level was a 2D horseback riding stage. I think the main character could reach down to grab items while riding, though this did seem hard considering the lack of time to react to anything coming.

The second stage was at night, and had a 2D duel against one short looking goblinoid. (Yellow? Gold? Some non-human skin colour.) There was another goblinoid on the right that shot slow moving projectiles at you, either high or low, that you had to dodge along with fighting the first goblin.

I think the stage transition cutscene after that had the hero parting the grass to look at an empty road, and I think the scrolling text said your horse was stolen during the fight. Next cutscene was a large Evil Castle.

Common kind of situation in TV shows

Especially in cartoons, I remember hearing certain characters telling the AI to do something, with the key quote being "Computer, (do something)". Do you know any?

Childrens Show Live Action TV

Hi,

I remember being on TV as a kid whilst on an UK holiday (I'm adamant it was in Skegness). It was a form of kids game show. All I can remembered was being absolutely covered in Gunge at the end which came out of a hosepipe sort of thing. It was shown live on TV as I can remember a family member videotaping it (Cbbc or Nickolodeon I believe?) but we have since then forgotten the name of the show. There were alot of kids in a massive group who were gunged.

There was a male host, I can remember that much.

Any ideas would be massively appreciated!

Movie about Camera that kills people Film

It was set in Italy, was in Black and White, and was a comedy. Had a scene of a guy teaching the devil the sign of the cross.

A web series about geeks standing in line for a movie premiere Web Original

I vaguely recall watching (many years ago) a YT series (I think) about geeks standing in line for the next movie in their favorite franchise, and by "standing", I mean they arrive on the evening before the premiere and stand there all night. The main character has all his geek stuff, like action figures and such, in a bag, and then something happens and he gives his ticket to another person, then trades away all his action figures with other people in the line to get that person into the premiere. The ending sees him sitting in front of the theater, and then the technician who belittled him earlier, tells him he can come in and watch the movie from the projector room.

Food Show Live Action TV

The show used to air on Discovery/Nat Geo/History TV 18 in India. However it was most probably a US show.

In the show, the chef tried to recreate recipes of big food chains which included Dominos, KFC, Cinnabon, Colossal Onion. Then the original food and his recipe were pitted against 3 judges picked by the food chain and if the judges were not able to differentiate in a blind taste test then the chef would have won and get something from the food chain.

Pop-rock song with a female singer who sounded English. Music

Only lyrics I could make out were 'turn it up' repeated at the end of the chorus and the lines at the beginning of the chorus started with 'turn it' (it wasn't 'turn it up' again). Singer sounded a bit like the singer from Black Honey, if that helps.

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She had magical colorful rings around her arms and they were used to teleport her and help her go on adventures. It was an animated kids show.

Animated Kids Show Western Animation

Trying to remember a kids show from the early 2000’s, it was played in Australia on one of the ABC channels.

All I remember it featuring was a character with a head that’s literally a water droplet, and possibly a character that had flames for a head, and possibly a character that was a golden monkey? They all performed karate or some other martial art, each with elemental powers or something like that.

Any ideas at all would be greatly appreciated!

Astro Boy-esque anime movie with child protagonist and a robot girl Anime

I watched this movie very late at night on I believe Cartoon Network or Boomerang when I was fairly small, at least 7 or 8. From what I can remember, it's a (possibly) post-apocalyptic world where robots and machines are everywhere. Entire buildings are made of metal and from what I remember everything was fairly trashy and gunky looking. The protagonist is a young boy who befriends a young girl (I believe she's a robot). I was fading in and out of sleep when watching this movie, so all I remember is the ending - the girl had presumably died and the boy and all the robots (which did not look human like the girl did) were tearfully wishing and waving her goodbye. I'm also certain there was a massive explosion at some point in the film, or at least the large collapse of one of the metal buildings (which may or may not have led to the girl's death).

The animation style seemed old, how old I can't be sure but it gave me Studio Ghibli/Astro Boy vibes, however I don't think the art style was similar to Ghibli or Tezuka's. Again, the world and setting seemed post-apocalyptic; everything was dirty and brown and most of the metal looked rusty. The boy was the only human I remember seeing in the film. The movie was dubbed when I watched it, and the dubbing was pretty poor. If anyone knows what this movie/OVA was that would be a life saver as it has been the bane of my existence since I first ever watched it. By this point I'm honestly wondering whether I dreamed it up.

Classic FPS game Videogame

I don't know much about it. Other than it was on PC, and the death animation involved the camera tumbling to the ground following by blood flowing on the floor from its perspective.

No Title Live Action TV

Hi! I don't know if it's a movie or a tv show (my guess is a tv show, anyway) but one of the characters is a gay actor in the closet and there's one specific scene where he decides to not take his axiety medication, and when his agent comes home he is FREAKING OUT and wants to tell everybody he's gay and he is very excited (because he's off his medication).

does anybody know the name of this show/movie?

Harry Potter Fanfiction, but can't remember the trope to link it to my memory Literature

I remember reading the Tropes Page, but since it wasn't in a normal window, it's not in my history, but I remember seeing something rather unexpected, that Sirius saw the post-betrayal Pettigrew to simply be someone who'd been put in a bad situation, and maybe not the best of friends, but certainly not someone who would just follow the biggest bully on campus, and that's how he chooses to remember their time as friends before the betrayal. (I only remember this because it reminded me of Gryffindor Blood, a story which serves as part of a series where Harry's parents didn't die in 1981, and Pettigrew was at their house when Flight from Death arrived, and chose to save them, and stand up for his friends at the last moment, and paid the ultimate price for his actions.)

Looking for piece of Steven Universe fanart

I believe it was posted 2015-early 2016ish, after the extended intro and at least before In Too Deep.

It depicted a Fusion of the four Diamonds (Blue and White had fan designs; Yellow's was either official or fan, can't remember. Rose was standing in for Pink because the "Rose is Pink Diamond" theory was popular at the time) that was basically a giant galaxy space goddess. The same fanart also had a version with Steven that was essentially the same giant galaxy space goddess, but slightly shorter and wearing Steven's clothes. The art also featured a joke with the Steven Fusion, with them towering over the Big Donut with a speech bubble over it that said something to the extent of "please have mercy".

cartoon set in space Western Animation

presumably from the same era as the original scooby doo, they lived in a hole, and their was a lump looking creature that could split into multiple identical beings

Old TV show that aired around 2008-2010 Live Action TV

I remember it was about a girl who helped out two boys who got stuck in a virtual world when they followed three cloaked men into a boiler room in a empty high school and turned a valve that sent them into a game and turned them into avatars.The show also had it were the person had to go through different levels

Descendants of Greek Gods Western Animation

Someone remembers a cartoon about a bunch of teens where each was the descendant of one Greek God? I don't really remembers much besides that, except that one is the descendant of Narcisus, and is a guy too full of himself.