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This week’s question: A Chinese man who had his wife cryogenically frozen after her death in 2017 is facing backlash after it was revealed he’d been dating someone else, a living woman, since 2020. If Hollywood were to make a sci-fi movie about the love rivalry between a revived, formerly frozen spouse and her husband’s new partner, what would it be titled?

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SECOND PLACE: “The Biggest Chill”

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“Total Rethaw”

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“I Thaw You First”

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“Freezer Burn”