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Who wants to jump in? | Figure 8 Pool, Royal National Park, Australia

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Milena Milyaeva

by Ana Dias

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Getting naked near La Giralda and La Catedral in Sevilla.

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Modern Myths, Electric Folklore: How Yuko Shimizu Rewires Ancient Stories – Unquiet Things

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David Prowse (July 1, 1935 - November 28, 2020)

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You’re a Hollywood executive. Of these out-of-pocket movie pitches, which one are you putting into production?

Karen Gillan is a loser succubus who has to learn seduction from Bill Hader

Riz Ahmed is a pizza delivery guy who discovers the pizza is people

Rami Malek is a stoner who accidentally breaks into Area 51

Ving Rhames is a detective chasing John Cena, a serial killer obsessed with tea

Winona Ryder and Jennifer Aniston throw a party in a warzone

Jessica Henwick is a Christian evangelical who discovers cosplaying

Iain De Caestecker and Mamoudou Athie are assassins who must kill Hercules

Maisie Williams is a streamer whose fan requests gets progressively darker

Nico Parker must save her mom, Thandie Newton, from her own shadow

Ethan Hawke is an astronaut who discovers an ancient temple on Mars

Randall Park is killed, but returns as a cockroach to get his revenge

Bae Doona is a schoolteacher who learns all her students are planning her murder

Voting ended onJul 15, 2025

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Nico as Astrid

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Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #17 (1956)

written by Otto Binder art by Curt Swan & Ray Burnley

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The Mandalorian concept art by Ryan Church

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This is the novelization of the second television movie featuring Steve Austin, which was broadcast on ABC in October, 1973, seven months after the original The Six Million Dollar Man telefilm.

Wine, Women and War has been referred to as a second "pilot" film for the eventual TV series. But the series began broadcasting less than three months later, which means it was already well into production when WW&W was shown.

There were five more novel adaptations of telefilms and episodes of The Six Million Dollar Man, but this was the only one I ever found and purchased. My copy got read and passed around so many times that it eventually fell apart.

One of the (many) things on my bucket list is to get a hold of all the novelizations, as well as the four Martin Caiden (the author who created Steve Austin) Cyborg novels and read them.