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Also by the same people (and in the same vein) is ''Stingray Sam'', an episodic serial which can be played on screens of all sizes, including mobile phones.
Also by the same people (and in the same vein) is ''Stingray Sam'', an episodic serial which can be played on screens of all sizes, including mobile phones.
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=== ''[[The American Astronaut]]'' includes examples of: ===
== ''The American Astronaut'' includes examples of ==
* [[Absent Aliens]]
* [[Absent Aliens]]
* [[Arc Words]]: "It's my birthday."
* [[Arc Words]]: "It's my birthday."
* [[Big Lipped Alligator Moment]]: The whole space barn sequence.
* [[Non Sequitur Scene]]: The whole space barn sequence.
* [[Berserk Button]]: You don't dare to forget Professor Hess' birthday, you just don't...
* [[Berserk Button]]: You don't dare to forget Professor Hess' birthday, you just don't...
* [[Body Horror]]: The reason the miners from the space barn can't return to Earth.
* [[Body Horror]]: The reason the miners from the space barn can't return to Earth.
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==== Stingray Sam ====
=== Stingray Sam ===


{{quote|''Liberty Chew Chewing Tobacco presents!''}}
{{quote|''Liberty Chew Chewing Tobacco presents!''}}


Stingray Sam, a lounge singer on parole on Mars, finds himself <s>invited</s> kidnapped by his former partner-in-crime The Quasar Kid on a mission to rescue a girl child being held by [[Upper Class Twit]] Fredward. This provides an excuse for much social satire, [[Big Lipped Alligator Moment]] songs, and dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing!
Stingray Sam, a lounge singer on parole on Mars, finds himself <s>invited</s> kidnapped by his former partner-in-crime The Quasar Kid on a mission to rescue a girl child being held by [[Upper Class Twit]] Fredward. This provides an excuse for much social satire, [[Non Sequitur Scene]] songs, and dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing!
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Revision as of 02:08, 7 August 2017

The American Astronaut is 2001 Space Western Science Fiction musical about space captain Samuel Curtis in middle of a Chain of Deals to give the Venusians a new king and earn a few bucks while being chased by the mentally-unbalanced Professor Hess that sabotage his plans.

In this original take of Sci Fi, space is mostly guided by roughnecks and all spaceships seems to be easy repaired with hammers giving it a feeling of Used Future for truckers, with goes along pretty well with the awesome music, this can only be described as a Firefly musical with Flash Gordon serial props.

Also by the same people (and in the same vein) is Stingray Sam, an episodic serial which can be played on screens of all sizes, including mobile phones.


The American Astronaut includes examples of


Stingray Sam

Liberty Chew Chewing Tobacco presents!

Stingray Sam, a lounge singer on parole on Mars, finds himself invited kidnapped by his former partner-in-crime The Quasar Kid on a mission to rescue a girl child being held by Upper Class Twit Fredward. This provides an excuse for much social satire, Non Sequitur Scene songs, and dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing!


Stingray Sam is not a hero
But he does do the things that folks don't do that need to be done
He's got a bravery inside
That won't let him run away
It will not let him run...

And so the plot begins to thicken...but not by much.