In maths (also meaning womb, and a popular movie series) what is a rectangular series of quantities in rows and columns?
Scary Movie (film series) sequence is that of "The Exorcist" while the rest of the film contains traces of "What Lies Beneath", "Poltergeist", "Titanic", "The Amityville Horror" and "Charlie's Angels". "Scary Movie 3"s general parodies are "The Ring" and "Signs". It also features "The Others", "Airplane!", "8 Mile", "The Matrix Reloaded", and "Minority Report". "Scary Movie 4" largely makes fun of the "Saw" films (generally the first two), "The Village", "The Grudge", and "War of the Worlds", as well as "Million Dollar Baby", "Brokeback Mountain", and . "Scary Movie 5"s central areas of satire are the "Paranormal Activity" film series, "Mama", "Black Swan", and
Maths-In-A-Box the box by reciting the magic words. Paul and Tracy spend the series teaching Powka basic number techniques, geometry and measurements. The series cast the children as teachers and Powka, the adult figure, as the pupil. The mathematical concepts are all based on real-life examples and there are fun subplots involving Powka being visible only to children not adults. Maths-In-A-Box Maths-In-A-Box was a BBC Schools educational TV programme, combining elements of Mathematics and problem solving. The plot involved a girl Tracey Dixon (Melissa Wilks) and her friend and neighbour Paul (Clark Flanagan) who meet alien visitor Powka (Eugene Geasley) from