Did old episodes of The Simpsons really predict future events? Not quite. Rob Walker explains in a new FanScription Editorial.

Lola Bunny was new to the Looney Tunes' cast in 1996's Space Jam. For years after, she wasn't used much until being revived in 2011 as a whole different character. With Lola's characterization being somewhat limited in Space Jam, what would have been if the later, more comedy focused Lola debuted in the Michael Jordan/Looney Tunes crossover? Doug Walker asks, what if Lola was funny in Space Jam?

On the surface, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Pixar's latest, Onward, might not have that much in common(besides their parent company). But the endings to their stories are notable for very different reasons. Rob brings you his case on how they saved both movies in this month's FanScription Editorial!

Jafar is one of Disney's most popular animated villains. While he achieved a very short false victory in the original Aladdin film, what would have happened if he had succeeded in defeating his rival, keeping Genie and ruling Agrabah?

Who Framed Roger Rabbit's dedication to character is not praised as much as it should be. Director Robert Zemeckis uses several different techniques to present information to the audience that makes this film a master's class in exposition. Rob digs deep into this 1988 classic in another FanScription Editorial.

The FanScription duo talk about Rob's breakdown of the Indiana Jones character across that storied franchise and we go behind the scenes of Walter's darker take on Frozen 2. All that and more in this month's FanScription podcast!

Frozen 2 broke box office records and introduced new elements into the lore of this modern Disney classic franchise. But what if one of its main characters had turned to the dark side, and the other had to bring her back? Plus, just who is pulling the strings on this new adventure? The answers may surprise you. Continuing our own twist on the Frozen story, we ask; what if Anna was the villain in Frozen 2?

What can be revealed by watching the Indiana Jones movies in the story's chronological order? Starting with the flashback at the beginning of Last Crusade, then hopping to Temple of Doom, Raiders and so forth, presents Jones as a much more well drawn out character than he's often given credit for.

Rob talks with Walter about the challenges of incorporating Harley Quinn into the Tim Burton Batman universe. Also, with a new movie and cartoon series out, is Harley Quinn being overexposed? The FanScription hosts share their thoughts on this and more!

But what if Burton had the opportunity to put his own spin on The Joker's better half? How would have Jack Nicholson's version of the Clown Prince of Crime interacted with the now iconic DC character?