Both posters represent the women as very weak and powerless. It is also representing men as being the saviour of women as in both poster they are trying to fight off the evil to protect the woman.
Question 2
The article says that Sci-Fi genre shows more challenging representations of sexuality as they go beyond the traditional, hetreosexual boy meet girl kind of relationship. As writers are writing about aliens everyday it is easy to see sexuality which is alien to main stream culture.
Question 3
The two main ways in which women have been depicted in terms of female sexuality is the view of women being weak and submissive and also a woman being the "damsel in distress" as shown in the two posters.
Question 4
In the 1930's women in films were hardly seen as objects. If an 'alien' female was on screen they were often seen as offereing a more provocative example of sexuality due to them being different.
Question 5
Davies went against the norm of male and female relationships as he contradicted the stereotype in Dr Who as he was shown to be homosexual due to the dialogue however he differed to the usual stereotype of homosexuals due to his masculine physique and his military costume.
Question 6
Due to Dr Who being on before 9pm it is watershed so no sexual behaviour can be shown on the TV Drama.
Question 7
The article suggets that it is the mise en scene that gives hints on his sexual orientation and in particular the body language such as kissing rose and the doctor. However, dialogue also plays a hint in his sexual orientation which is a part of soundtrack.
Question 8
The article suggests that the mise en scene also contradicts the stereotype of gay men due to his costume. This is due to his military style.
Question 9
Jenny and vastra are the only lesbian couple and one of them is an alien and this could imply that homosexual relationships are seen as abnormal or alien-like. It could imply that lesbian relationships are unhuman as are aliens.
Question 10
