Favorite Questions and answers from fourth quarter of 2019

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This has now been posted.

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Please link to your favorite questions and answers which were either asked or answered from October 1st 2019 through December 31th 2019.

Your answers will be compiled into a blog post like previous quarterly posts.

I will be using DavRob60's queries for a baseline, but I really appreciate people voicing the ones they really enjoyed. Maybe you feel like you answered one really well, even if it didn't receive a lot of votes. Let me know about it.

• Questions with most Votes created within 3 month range
• Questions with most View created within 3 month range
• Questions with best answer created within 3 month range

I will also be linking all blog posts that happened within this quarter. Also the most controversial question of the quarter. Also a sum of all the bounties that were awarded.

Also if there was a meta post you feel should be spotlighted those are also acceptable.

From the previous post:

There were 19 bounty awards for 2625 sweet sweet rep.

Answer 1

Was Jumanji intended to be a co-op game?

Always bugged me watching the movie. It's always nice to see lesser-asked-about series on the site, too.

Answer 2

Favorite Question and Answer Combo: How does AT-AT deploy troops?

Because sometimes a premise is actually as silly as we thought it was...

Answer 3

I have to mention this answer, to which I awarded a bounty for the first time in a few years:

Time travel to the crucifixion of Jesus and changing the past

The title describes a common enough trope (the question body has more details), but the amount of work that went into the answer is really something else:

Well, after I spent a couple of hours locating the stored boxes in the attic, unpacking them, and going through the individual issues one by one, I managed to find it (in full compliance with Murphy's law, the sought issues were near the end of my unordered stack)...

It is a Greek translation of a novelette ... originally written in Spanish ... but first published in French translation ... No wonder google searches went unfruitful, as it seems it has never been translated into English.