TASK DEFINITION: Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title
PROBLEM: Rachel absolutely hates living in Joey and Chandler's apartment after losing the game and bet to them.  REFRESHER The bet was if Monica and Rachel lost the game, then Chandler and Joey move into Monica and Rachel's apartment.   She says she hates the color, hates how it smells like birds, and how its a "guys apartment".   HOWEVER... When she later moves in with Joey due to Monica and Chandler getting together, the apartment is in even worse condition than it was when she was previously living there with the well known neat freak Monica.  It just didn't make too much sense to me, and I know that this is just a nitpick, and it could just be an oversight of the writers and crew, due to how many episodes were made.

SOLUTION: Why does Rachel hate living at the other apartment?

PROBLEM: From the movie Fight Club, in the ending scene we can see the narrator shoot himself in the mouth asking Tyler to "really listen to him"...  The question is How/Why did Tyler got shot in the head when the narrator himself shot in the mouth? It could have been somewhere else and not the head, right?   Is this just because the Narrator "really" wanted Tyler to listen to him and die?   Since Tyler is just a hallucination, we know that Tyler dies when narrator mind accepts his death. The narrator can't do this on his own, since he needs Tyler's permission to do so (otherwise why would he ask Tyler to listen to him?). Now, if he really wanted Tyler to die, he could have shot Tyler directly and imagined his death, which would have lead to the end of Tyler.  Is this shooting scene in the significance of "Fight Club" where the narrator wanted to shoot himself just with the spirit of hurting himself? Does this indicate that Narrator and Tyler became one at the end?   Was that shot really needed to kill Tyler? What would have happened if Tyler also got shot in his mouth and was alive instead of getting shot in his head?  I have attempted the plot-explanation, but I watched the movie only once long back... I would be glad if someone can expand this/ explain this even better.

SOLUTION: How/Why did Tyler Durden got shot in the head?

PROBLEM: The first season of House of Cards starts with the inauguration of Garrett Walker as 45th President. If the show is true to reality, that would make Walker the successor of Barack Obama, and have him inaugurated in 2017.  Is there any in-show evidence that the first season of House of Cards really does take place in 2017? Or, alternately, that the show follows some sort of alternate history, like The West Wing did? If the latter, do we know the differences?

SOLUTION:
In what year is House of Cards set?