"Hogan's Heroes" is best remembered these days as the only program that survived the CBS "Rural Purge" of 1971 (It also just happens to be one of my favorite shows of all time). As this year marks the 50th anniversary of the two-hour series finale, that got me thinking: What if it got the axe...
Suppose the Allies decide to focus denazification efforts on certain elements and individuals rather than German society as a whole. How would this affect the Cold War? Would Germany be permanently divided into two, three, or even four states? Would Germany be a unified, neutral country? Thoughts?
This past May marked the 30th anniversary of Final Fantasy's release in the US, and I've always wondered what would have happened if the series had more success on our shores. For example, if FFII and FFIII were translated and released for the NES, FFV for the SNES, etc. Thoughts? Ideas?
With Fall Brawl 2020 fast approaching, I was wondering what's your favorite WarGames matches, or indeed a Fall Brawl card, of the last 20 years. Also, is it too early to guess the main event at Starrcade?
Just got finished watching the IC title match at Summerslam 97 again and it got me thinking: What the hell would've happened if Owen didn't botch the Tombstone Piledriver? Would Austin have become a Hogan-level megastar in the WWF? Would Owen have gone over to WCW with the rest of the Harf...
As we all know, the MPAA system is as follows: G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17. The challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to think of a better or simply alternative film rating system with a POD of 1968. Good hunting.
Not sure if there's another thread like this, but does anybody have any ideas of what would happen to certain US cities if they weren't the capital of their state? This is my first post, so be gentle.