... unless, of course, one looks at children's television. Even then one has to work quite hard (someone else may do better).
The Changes and Luna: in both shows the main protagonist is a teenage girl (although I suppose the former might more properly be called supernatural drama). Dark Season may also fall into this category (two girls & a boy), but I haven't seen it, so I can't say which, if any, character dominates.
Sapphire & Steel: well, it's an equal partnership, innit?
My Parents Are Aliens: (currently) about kids from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and their foster parents. Who are aliens.
Metal Mickey: about a robot of indeterminate ethnicity and his adoptive family.
And last, but most certainly not least, The Clangers: about a bunch of pink aliens things on a distant planet, and their mates. Who happen to include an iron chicken and a soupdragon.
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All SF shows are about a white guy and his friends...
Date: 2006-04-13 07:35 pm (UTC)The Changes and Luna: in both shows the main protagonist is a teenage girl (although I suppose the former might more properly be called supernatural drama). Dark Season may also fall into this category (two girls & a boy), but I haven't seen it, so I can't say which, if any, character dominates.
Sapphire & Steel: well, it's an equal partnership, innit?
My Parents Are Aliens: (currently) about kids from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and their foster parents. Who are aliens.
Metal Mickey: about a robot of indeterminate ethnicity and his adoptive family.
And last, but most certainly not least, The Clangers: about a bunch of pink aliens things on a distant planet, and their mates. Who happen to include an iron chicken and a soupdragon.