we've had plenty of post-apocalyptic tv shows and films over the years
but what about post-post-apocalyptic
like things are fuckedup for years afterwards but either everyone eventually dies/kills/eats one another or some sort of equilibrium is reestablished and some sort of low tech struggling society reemerges, probably some sort of weird blend of medieval and industrial revolution
has that ever been seen on film or tv?
We've had plenty of post-apocalyptic tv shows and films over the years
Henry Brooks
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Nolan Williams
Hudson Gonzalez
Star Trek but that's more post post post apocalyptic
Hunger Games
Outside of film and tv there's Canticle for Leibowitz and Fallout games set in the west
Charles Collins
>weird blend of medieval and industrial
Sounds like Stephen Kings's Dark Tower but you don't wanna watch the "adaptation"
Austin Gonzalez
that's the twist of some movies
Ryan Hall
Yeah Canticle is a good example of what I mean
isn't that fantasy?
Cooper Jones
which ones? I know there have been more than a few SF novels where people discover they've been unwittingly living in a generation ship
Jason Harris
Into the badlands?
Henry Taylor
SPOILERS for Blood Drive, it was a Cannonball run with heavy Twisted Metal vibes, and the apocalypse happens slowly of screen to the point that you don't even know it's happening until late into the show.
Jayden Edwards
this is what happens at the end of Threads (sort of)
even Mad Max could fit into that category since the nomads are all adapting themselves to their environment
Austin Walker
>isn't that fantasy?
Depending on the book, it's Western, post-apocalyptic sci-fi, or Fantasy
Mason Gutierrez
I don't want to spoil them. but like 4 different ones
Juan Hughes
>post post-apocalyptic
literally Star Trek
Carter Cruz
Battlefield earth
Andrew Sanders
That's straight post-apoc
Elijah Sanders
I saw the word post in everyone's posts and it made me think i'd seen the word Postman which I hadn't which is strange since it's THE ANSWER to OP
Colton Rodriguez
Postman is still post-apoc, retard.
Ryder Bennett
Not really, the "war" happened a thousand years ago and there are human villages.
Samuel Sanders
Pandorum
Liam Gray
thats still post-apocalypse
Waterworld is sorta post-post, the Atols is certain civilization restabilizing and being established
Kevin Turner
Protip: if your setting heavily features the ruins of civilization and/or repurposed structures/technologies from prior civilization, you're still post-apocalyptic.
Lucas Ortiz
That one part of Cloud Atlas.
Logan's Run
Planet of the Apes
As for books The Book of the New Sun is a great example.
Ian Wood
for me, it's doomsday(2008)
Aaron Phillips
How the fuck is it not this, you faggots?
>some sort of equilibrium is reestablished and some sort of low tech struggling society reemerges, probably some sort of weird blend of medieval and industrial revolution
You seriously going to say Waterworld but not the postman you stupid cunt?
Benjamin Wood
Cloud Atlas
Nicholas Cox
Doomsday has literally 3 post apoc settign at once.
Zombies
Mad Max
Medieval
And Rhona Mitra as Snake Plissken.
Jose Nelson
>Rhona Mitra
wew lad she is one of the greats
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