Just in case you ever need to explain Back To The Future to a friend who hasn’t seen it, statistician Dr. Nathan Yau of Flowing Data created this simple chart that retells the story of the Back to the Future plot.
I want to believe. I’ve always been more of a Mulder than a Scully. How about you? I can’t wait for the X-Files to be back on TV. As we get ready for a new season of the classic show, brush up on your X-Files knowledge with this cool infographic that shows the history of the X-Files.
It will let you know what the deadliest episode of The X-Files was, for instance. Ever wonder how many of the 202 hours were mythology-based? This infographic will tell you. The truth is out there. Or in this case, right here in one handy chart. Fox has done all of the hard work and come up with all of these facts and numbers.
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This DC superheroes height chart from Costume Collection will tell you who the tallest and shortest heroes are. It will probably help you settle some disagreements with friends if nothing else.
I knew Robin was short, but I had no idea he was that short. The chart was created by researching the DC Wikia database and other sources. It’s interesting to see just how tall they all are.
The Millennium Falcon has an amazing history in the Star Wars universe when you consider that it was only featured prominently in 3 movies so far. This cool infographic details the history of the Falcon and tracks its whereabouts throughout the original trilogy.
Star Wars fans will already know all of this stuff, but it is still fun to see it all in this chart.
We all have our favorite Doctor and most of us can quote our favorite Doctor’s very first and last lines. But do you know the other Doctor’s lines? Well, this handy chart should help. It shows all of the Doctor’s incarnations along with the first and last lines spoken.
I think they technically got a few wrong, but I may just be nitpicking. This brings back some fond memories. The 4th and 10th Doctor’s last words always get to me. How many did you remember?
This graph may not tell you how many years each of the Doctors has been traipsing through time and space, but it will tell you exactly how long every single Doctor was on the air for.
Obviously Tom Baker’s Fourth Doctor wins this competition. William Hartnell’s original Doctor comes in at second place. It’s a handy and fun chart if you want to know exactly how long each Doctor was on the air. And of course you do, because we can’t get enough of Doctor Who.
This factual Star Trek infographic will teach you all kinds of cool things about Star Trek The Original Series. Artist Anna Kerbo gives you all kinds of interesting trivia, like the percentage of crew member deaths sorted by uniform color for instance. Can you guess which uniform had the most deaths? I think you can.
There are facts about the crew members, facts about the U.S.S. Enterprise’s specs and much more. It is a handy chart that will help settle some nerd arguments or just get new fans up to speed. Did you know that McCoy says, “He’s dead, Jim!” at least 14 times in TOS?
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