(S1E02) of the TV series Limitless, which first aired in 2015, the protagonist Brian is seen solving two Rubik's cubes at once, each with one hand, thanks to the effects of NZT, a powerful brain-enhancing drug at the center of the series and the related 2011 movie (Limitless). Solved, a 2016 short horror film starring world-champion speedcuber Rowe Hessler, portrays an obsession with the Rubik's Cube as its central plot device.[11][12] In 2010, the Creative Artists Agency got the film rights to the toy and are searching from studio to studio to get a movie made.[13] In the episode "Welcome Back, Charlotte Richards" (S3E05) of Lucifer, which first aired in 2017, Ella Lopez (the LAPD forensic scientist) is seen playing with an old school Rubik's cube while talking to Daniel Espinoza (the cube is a few turns from being solved). In the 2018 film Ready Player One, Wade Watts uses a Rubik's cube called the Zemeckis Cube to reverse the flow of time in his vicinity.[14] The 2018 film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse uses the Rubik's Cube as a running gag in which a side character, Spider-Man Noir, travels into the present, where the film is set, and discovers the Rubik's Cube.