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| - Hey Guys, sorry that I can't add this episode today, I'll put it up tomorrow or Sunday!
- Shhoting Stars is a 2015 all-genre film starring 50+ A-List actors. It is a satire film that references or makes fun of various famous movies and TV shows in the plot.
- During the single-day event, players could participate in various challenges to win credits, experience points, and the #75 Subaru WRX VT15r Rally car. A special promotion ran throughout the event that gave players the opportunity to buy any Subaru vehicle listed in the Autoshow for a 20% price discount.
- Shooting Stars was a British television comedy panel game broadcast on BBC Two as a pilot in 1993, then as 3 full series from 1995 to 1997, then on BBC Choice from January to December 2002 with 2 series before returning to BBC Two for another 3 series from 2008 until its cancellation in 2011. Created and hosted by double-act Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, it uses the panel show format but with the comedians' often slapstick, surreal and anarchic humour does not rely on rules in order to function, with the pair apparently ignoring existing rules or inventing new ones as and when the mood takes them.
- Shooting Stars is a passive druid ability learned at level 26 for those druids who have chosen the Balance specialization.
- Shooting stars fell on the night of 1 November, 1980, instead of the rain promised by Jim McGuffin; this caused a fair amount of surprise to the muggles. However, the shooting stars had been provoked by wizards celebrating the downfall of Lord Voldemort.
- Shooting Stars is the fourth episode of season six of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
- Shooting Stars seeds are a crop in FarmVille. It was originally released on April 20th, 2013 as part of Dream Unicorns feature.
- Shooting Stars (シューティングスター Shuutingusutaa?, "Shooting Star") is a powerful spell in the Tales series.
- Brainchild of British surrealist comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, and a loving parody of British celebrity Panel Games. The questions made little sense, the answers made no sense, and the top prize could be as much as £120. The show followed roughly the same format each time. After an initial song and dance, Vic and Bob would introduce the team captains, and voiceover man Graham would read out a short biography of the guests. These rarely said what the guests were famous for and were usually just a tissue of lies (for example, that singer Alvin Stardust hid for 30 years inside a cow).
- For every one of you There is a song From outer space above To your hearts When you hold your head up high And look up into the night I'm falling out of the sky (falling out of the sky) I'm falling out of the sky! 'Cause we are Shooting stars Light it up Be who you are! 'Cause we are Shooting stars Light it up Be who you are Who you are! Pharaoh: Burn in the sky with love (love) Light the dark from above ('bove) Hear the sound of our voices Make the world recognize us It's time that we rise up, oh yeah It's time that we get down Burst in flames don't it look cool As we head towards the ground
- Level: Crossbows/Firearms Light and Heavy 8 Spell Resistance: yes Skipping across star motes released from your gun, you fire energy blasts that ricochet from one to the other and pick up momentum before striking your enemy. As a full round action, one 30 foot line extends from your gun. In addition, one 30 foot line per 4 levels extends from the end of that line, each following line extending from the other. Each of these lines must go a different direction than the other and the lines cannot completely overlap, but can cross over one another. Creatures caught in one or more of these lines must make a reflex saving throw DC:18+ Dexterity modifier for 1/2 damage. Creatures struck take normal damage as well as 1d6 damage per level (Max 20d6). Creatures struck by more than one line attack mu
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