There was a whole episode of I believe the Outer Limits or the Twilight Zone about how it is immoral to kill someone before they commit crimes.

There was a whole episode of I believe the Outer Limits or the Twilight Zone about how it is immoral to kill someone before they commit crimes.<br><br>Also, I believe it's against the law the change the past. Hermione was trusted with the time turner.<br><br>AND if Dumbledore DID go back in time to kill Voldemort then…

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Wilfred had a lot of promise. I like Elijah Wood as an actor and in the pilot episode of "Wilfred" has was funny and a lovable loser. Wilfred himself was a lovable, foul-mouthed personified dog that spoke the truth and allowed Ryan (Wood) to come out of his glorified shell of fear and loathing to…

What about this theory - <br>If Voldemort was killed as a child all actions leading up to Harry and Hermione traveling back in time in the first place never would have happened thus Voldemort can't be killed. It was fine to go back just three hours because all Hermione was doing was attending classes, not changing the…

What about this theory -
If Voldemort was killed as a child all actions leading up to Harry and Hermione traveling back in time in the first place never would have happened thus Voldemort can't be killed. It was fine to go back just three hours because all Hermione was doing was attending classes, not changing the…

@Asuka Rangure Soryu

Why would someone read reviews that piss them off so much?

Now you have me thinking the basement isn't real. It would very AWESOME if the series had something like that planned. Where we get a really cool, Sixth Sense/Inception kind of revelation in the season finale.

Alisha's power is so freaking useful. If you keep watching, you'll think of more ways she can use her power.

He is not being helpful. He doesn't know anything. It will be shown later on that he doesn't.