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This movie is a reboot of the franchise.
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After the third film, this franchise is terrible.
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She runs a franchise of a popular restaurant chain.
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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is the latest entry in the Dishonored franchise.
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The Washington Nationals defeated the Houston Astros 6-2 Wednesday in the deciding seventh game of the World Series to claim their first Major League Baseball championship in franchise history.
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One of my favourite sci-fi authors is Ursula K. Le Guin. She is famous for her Earthsea franchise.
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Since my teenage years, I have enjoyed the Dune franchise of Frank Herbert—the literature and movies. The setting is many thousands of years into the future, as humankind has expanded throughout the galaxy. The official language of the Imperium is called Galach, a descendant of Earth's English, Russian, and other languages. Meanwhile, on the desert planet Arrakis, the Fremen eke a living as desert people. The Fremen language is a descendant of Earth's Arabic.
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Larry Niven's sci-fi franchise of Ringworld and Known Space stimulated my teenage years. Ringworld was a gigantic structure, a ribbon habitat that encircled a sun. I imagined, as I bicycled around my home of Lulu Island, that the terrain was part of Ringworld. Niven reinforced my belief that some aliens did not have humanoid shape.
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Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea franchise is very stimulating. As a Filipino, I am from an archipelagic country, and I can relate to the islander culture and supposedly brown people of magical Earthsea. Publishers market this franchise as sci-fi, but it seems also fantasy—maybe "science fantasy" as some call it.
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The new sci-fi franchise, The Expanse, fascinates me, although I have seen only snippets of it in videos and writing. It reinforces my tendency to think that humanity will spend a long time, centuries, within the Solar System. Travel outside the Sun's peripheries will be difficult, as faster-than-light travel seems impossible with current science. Travelling at the speed of light to the nearest star system, the triple-star Alpha Centauri, would take more than four years if it were possible.
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Isaac Asimov's sci-fi franchise, Foundation Series, describes a future thousands of years from now, as humanity has built an Empire encompassing the whole galaxy. There is a bit of maybe animism, as Asimov describes the "Galactic Spirit." The human origin of Earth has become an archeological legend.
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The franchise of Star Trek is quintessential in science fiction. I grew up with the show, as a child in the Philippines to a child in North America. The franchise is real adventure and exploration. Visiting Italy, in the hotel room, I saw Star Trek: The Next Generation dubbed in Italian. Since then, I have watched various series of the Star Trek franchise in French and Spanish, besides in the original English.
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The sci-fi franchise Star Wars has intrigued me since childhood. Visions of a desert sky with two suns or of a noisy canteen full of different aliens have fascinated me.

One of my favourite Japanese anime is the franchise Violet Evergarden, which is verily of the Steampunk genre.

In the sci-fi franchise The Expanse, human civilization extends throughout the Solar System.

Larry Niven explores the theme of teleportation and its impact on society in the Ringworld sci-fi franchise and the newer book Red Tide.

The belief in evolution was taken for granted, as I was a prepubescent in the Philippines and North America. The popularity of the sci-fi franchise Planet of the Apes reinforced this idea.

The Puppeteer aliens in Larry Niven's Known Space sci-fi franchise secretly manipulate the human gene pool for the quality of luck.

The Puppeteer aliens in Larry Niven's sci-fi franchise of Known Space are not of humanoid shape, but have three legs, a body, and two long necks, at the end of which is one head each with a mouth with finger lips.

I guess that Jabba the Hutt in the Star Wars franchise alludes to the fat Maitreya Buddha.

My unfinished conlang prototype is Weena, which would have tentatively 80 sinograms and a complement of phonograms. Weena would be minimalistically like a bonsai of Japanese, with the intent of encapsulating the calligraphic tradition of the Far East. The name alludes to an Eloi character in The Time Machine franchise of H.G. Wells.

I like the character Ripley in the Alien franchise. She is a strong woman.

I am aware of only Perry Rhodan as a German science fiction franchise.

The fictional universes of the Star Wars franchise and the Star Trek franchise are full of aliens, unlike the all-human galaxy of Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series.

I think that the Star Trek franchise has a message that outer space will not be just like a "psychedelic experience," but will have a more mundane level to which we as ordinary folk can relate. Movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind and more recently, Arrival, make aliens and outer space seem more highfaluting. I was born in the same year that Star Trek first appeared on television, so it must be important.

Many young people do like astronomy, or else, they would not like the Star Wars franchise and the like.

My Chinese neighbour Sherman C. whispered that the Japanese are like the Eloi in the franchise The Time Machine of H.G. Wells. I guess that the Morlocks may be those whom the Japanese call "gaijin."

Sometimes, I think that I am like one of the Vorlons, an ancient spacefaring civilization, in the franchise Babylon 5. They have special soul-memory preservation technology.

Like a Vorlon in the franchise Babylon 5, I have an "encounter suit," but it is a human body.

The Star Trek entertainment franchise might be a hundred years old when humans would have barely scratched the surfaces of Luna and Mars.

Less than a centimetre of snow layered the grounds of Lulu Island in the sunny morning of the 24th of February of 2022. I took a long route going to the pizzeria, over the vast, whitened school field, which seemed like I was walking on a different moon or planet. I viewed the northern snowcapped bluish mountain range. At the pizzeria, I ate two slices and drank a black effervescent diet drink, whilst I was watching on the big screen the usual morning talk show The View before eleven o'clock. Whoopi Goldberg, who was the mystical black bartender character Guinan in the Star Trek franchise, co-hosted there. Today's guest was Marlee Matlin, a deaf American blonde actress, who knew American Sign Language. She looked like my high school French-language teacher Mrs. Lowry. Meanwhile, in the pizzeria itself, a slender hooded black girl entered to order pizza.

In the sunny afternoon of the 24th of February of 2022, on my way to the cafe, I saw bearded Brian in front of the pub, as he talked about poutine with bacon served inside the establishment. At the cafe, I drank my usual iced black tea. There were handsome men in green and black, or in grey, or in black. There were many students. A couple of girls carried multicoloured flowers. Hans the Netherlander astronomy buff talked about the ongoing politics with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Coincidentally, a family of Russian-speaking Eurasians just from the barbershop, owned by a Middle Easterner, passed through the cafe. The cafe ambiance was not exactly like in Ten Forward, the crew lounge in the Star Trek franchise.

From childhood, astronomy and science fiction have always been favourite subjects of mine. I often reflect that I just think like a Japanese. I can read lots of Japanese, and it greatly influences my thinking. Having lived in Japan, I know a lot about Japanese spirituality. The Japanese "pray" as they eat, as they slice fruit, etc. I watch a lot of anime from Japan. I like also American, British, and European science fiction in television, movies, and books. My birth year 1966 is the same as the beginning of the Star Trek franchise. It was not a mere coincidence.

We are affiliated with a franchise that installed over a million dollars in solar last year.

Londo Mollari is a nobleman character in the spacefaring Centauri Republic in the Babylon 5 sci-fi franchise. Londo reflects the dying British Empire and the Roman Empire on real-life Terra, maybe.

Clarke was one of more than 200 students who hunted through rows and rows of tulle, satin, sequins and feathers for the perfect dress to wear to her prom, courtesy of TLC’s Say Yes to the Dress reality show franchise, Macy’s department store, clothing retailer Men’s Warehouse, and others.

You're afraid of the Dune sci-fi franchise.

Antonio was going to call off the franchise.

A "United Federation of Planets" features in the Star Trek franchise.

"Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation" is the fifth installment of the successful 20-year-old spy franchise, based on the iconic, eponymous 1960s TV series. With 53-year-old Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise still at the helm, the intelligent thriller offers an excellent plot and breathtaking action.

Religion in future outer space is a subject of some sci-fi. The Dune franchise is a great example. Frank Herbert created the thousands-of-years-from-now Dune series, focusing on an Arab-like culture and language group of the Fremen on the desert planet Arrakis in a galactic imperium in which the language Galach is spoken, a derivative of ancient English and Slavic languages. I have read another book, The Jesus Incident, by Frank Herbert and Bill Ransom, about a spaceship that is like a god to its human crew, looking to colonize another planet.

These days, I am wearing my red touque with orange letters in Tagalog, "MGA AWSTRALYA ANG MGA ESTRELYA," alluding to space colonization and the cold and hot deserts of other worlds. These days, I talk with Greg, my religious Filipino friend, at Starbucks café. We talk about travelling, anthropology, international food, and religion. This morning, I played in the midst of dense fog in a neighbourhood grassy field. At Starbucks café, in the foggy morning, I was drinking my reddish Passion Tango iced tea, which contained hibiscus, lemongrass, cinnamon, passion fruit, pineapple, and so forth. Greg gifted me a chocolate croissant. At Starbucks café, in the grey-sky afternoon, I was drinking the seasonal Oat Nog Latte. (Incidentally, Nog is a dwarf-like Ferengi alien character in the Star Trek franchise.) Kristina, part-Inuit part-Norwegian, was my barista. She has a handsome face, and her mannerisms and style reflect some things about her Inuit ancestors. "Viktor, it's like you're part-Inuit," she told me. She knows that I am from the Philippines. At my table, I exercised with my hand grip strengthener, which I carried in my army jacket pocket. At the café, I greeted Don the alluring white man and Květa the solitary Czech lady, as I exited. It is the 4th of December of 2024.

I deem myself lucky that in my childhood, there was always some kind of wilderness to explore. In the Philippines, there was the Martianesque red-soil vastness of Don José Heights in Quezon City. In BC, there were the dirt mounds on the unbuilt school grounds of Rideau Park on Lulu Island. Red poppies grew in the brown earth. It was then the debut of the Star Wars franchise; I imagined Jawas might have lurked in the mounds. There were impromptu mountain bike tracks in the mounds.

Once the plotline of a movie franchise can't possibly be continued any longer, that's when they start making prequels.

Dragon Quest was the flagship RPG franchise of Enix, while Final Fantasy was Square's.

The Dragon Quest franchise is celebrating its 40-year anniversary in 2026.