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Why was early 2000s sci-fi so (...) 01/16/26(Fri)18:25:57 No.217389436
Why was early 2000s sci-fi so whacky? Anonymous 01/16/26(Fri)18:25:57 No.217389436 Archived
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Anonymous
01/16/26(Fri)18:26:51 No.217389455
Anonymous 01/16/26(Fri)18:26:51 No.217389455
Stuff was still made for male audiences with eyecandy women, just like there's eyecandy men in women's shows in current day
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Anonymous
01/16/26(Fri)18:27:14 No.217389464
Anonymous 01/16/26(Fri)18:27:14 No.217389464
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>>217389436
Is that Gina Torres? lol
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Anonymous
01/16/26(Fri)18:51:53 No.217390017
Anonymous 01/16/26(Fri)18:51:53 No.217390017
>>217389436
>Goes in for a boob job
>Wakes up in Zion
What the hell kinda Healthcare plan was she on?
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Anonymous
01/16/26(Fri)19:01:06 No.217390197
Anonymous 01/16/26(Fri)19:01:06 No.217390197
>>217389436
It was more akin to fantasy or pulp scifi. Lots of flashy gizmos and cgi as was the trend of the time.
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Anonymous
01/16/26(Fri)19:03:30 No.217390246
Anonymous 01/16/26(Fri)19:03:30 No.217390246
>>217389455
Lmao you have no idea what you are talking about
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