Could Philip and Elizabeth have moved to a different house without causing suspicion so they wouldn't have to live next to an FBI agent?

I did find it weird that Philip and Elizabeth didn't move to a different house later in the show as living next to an FBI agent would be a risk especially if they needed to do sensitive missions that meant having evidence nearby.

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u/george123890yang — 8 days ago

Were projectile weapons (firearms that used metal bullets) widely used in other parts of the galaxy where the technology isn't as advanced even if they couldn't reliably pierce Stormtrooper armor?

I would imagine that metal bullets would be commonplace in areas including the Outer Rim where the technology isn't as advanced as core planets.

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u/george123890yang — 15 days ago

If the empire wanted to, could they make a cheaper version of the Death Star where it wouldn't have as many turrets or hangars, but would still have the laser?

Unless the laser needs to be supported by a structure that large, I think the empire could just build a support system for the laser backed by Star Destroyers.

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u/george123890yang — 22 days ago

Before the epilogue, could Walker have salvaged and fixed a radio to call for help to save the remaining citizens in Dubai just so that everything he has done wouldn't be in vain?

As a special forces operative, he might have the training to do so, and if he reaches another country, it would take them probably a few days at most to reach the city to help them. I think it is within the realm of possibility.

u/george123890yang — 26 days ago
▲ 10 r/BSG

In season 1, if Baltar wasn't around, who should President Rolsin have chosen to be her running mate?

I know that the reason why Baltar was chosen was that he was a famous scientist, and I think Tig would be a decent choice as he is considered a war hero among the survivors. I don't think picking Admiral Adama would be a good idea as it would look like the military would have too much power over the government.

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u/george123890yang — 28 days ago

Other than the Italians, which conquered group benefited the most from Roman rule?

I think the answer might be the Greeks as the Romans kept much of their economy and culture intact.

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u/george123890yang — 29 days ago
▲ 4 r/Dexter

If Dexter wanted to, could he donate the money owned by the serial killers he killed to charity without getting caught?

Donating the dollar bills they owned to charity probably wouldn't raise a lot of suspicion. He could also sell any jewelry they owned to a pawn shop, and then donate the money.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Which TV series that was cancelled too soon do you think could come back as an animated series?

I based this question on the fairly recent news on Firefly. I think Dollhouse could come back as one.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Back in the day, how did you imagine Deadwood would end?

In my theories, I thought that Bullock would kick Al out and lead Deadwood to a better future in the series finale.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Other than Battlefront, are there other Battlefield clone-type games worth playing?

Played a lot of Battlefield 1 and was wondering if there were other games similar to it.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago
▲ 33 r/hbo

Who do you think is the most underrated character in HBO's history?

I would say either Karem or Beecher from Oz. They helped carry the show throughout its run.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Anyone else thinks it's for the best that SJ might never get a live-action adaptation?

It's like that one book you like. Sure there are a handful of live-action adaptations that do well, but they are the exception not the rule.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

If the New Republic wanted to, could they bring back the clone army to utilize the elite fighting force of the Clone Wars-era Republic, and so that they wouldn't have to send their own citizens into battle?

Assuming that the technology is still around, they could use it as an expensive but elite fighting force.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/aoe2

Fan idea for a civ bonus or a UT: when garrisoned, archers fire an additional arrow

Could be an interesting UT for a defensive civ similar to Georgians.

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u/george123890yang — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/fnv

What strategies do you use to for Caravan in the game?

You can reach 26 with 10s, 9s, and 7s though I would also recommend having a few 6s and 4s in case the higher cards run out. Also, having a few kings to hinder the other player can help.

u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

What's your opinion on the 2008 Hulk movie?

That Hulk fight against Abomination was pretty cool. That and I still think that not having the Leader as a recurring villain in the franchise (which they hinted at in the movie) was a missed opportunity.

u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Which boss battle in the new series do you think is the best?

Blasting the mech in the final level of TNO with rockets and plasma guns is a blast to play.

u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Fan take: a crossbow is one of the best weapons in a zombie apocalypse in comparison to guns because of how difficult it would be to make bullets

Reusable ammo would go a long way

u/george123890yang — 1 month ago

Could Mother Talzin change anyone the way she changed Savage Oppress or was he a unique case?

Was wondering why she didn't give Ventress those improvements.

u/george123890yang — 1 month ago