Yeah, just being a bit cheeky. Was trying to think of exceptions to the rule while playing off the premise.
The “Japanese” example is an American movie about two robots in space yearning for each other and for mankind’s return to Earth.
The “American” example is a British series with a recurring (albeit American) character who interacts with aliens and engages in a good bit of polyamory.
The “French” example is a Japanese series about a horny bounty hunting crew exploring a galaxy full of breasts.
And the “British” example is probably the most reaching since it’s more speculative fiction than sci-fi, but it’s a newer French movie about a nuclear attack that the US is culpable of escalating.
Viking_Hippie@lemmy.dbzer0.com 6 days ago
I love that you chose an American recurring character from the most popular British sci-fi of all time as your example of American sci-fi 😄
Also, Captain Jack is more of an omnisexual perpetually single guy lol
zikzak025@lemmy.world 6 days ago
Yeah, just being a bit cheeky. Was trying to think of exceptions to the rule while playing off the premise.
The “Japanese” example is an American movie about two robots in space yearning for each other and for mankind’s return to Earth.
The “American” example is a British series with a recurring (albeit American) character who interacts with aliens and engages in a good bit of polyamory.
The “French” example is a Japanese series about a horny bounty hunting crew exploring a galaxy full of breasts.
And the “British” example is probably the most reaching since it’s more speculative fiction than sci-fi, but it’s a newer French movie about a nuclear attack that the US is culpable of escalating.
finallymadeanaccount@lemmy.world 6 days ago
"The Face of Bo, we used to call him … "