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AL:  Alien (movie series, including Aliens, Alien 3, and Alien VS Predator)
        Humans make first contact with the Xenomorphs of the now-vanished Mala'kak. 


AN:  Alien Nation (TV show)
        Humans make first contact with the Tectonese, and attempt to weave them into society. 


AW:
Airwolf (TV show)
        Humans advance the stealth attack helicopter technology, leading to the RAH-66 Comanche. 


BG:
 The Books of Gor (the Gorean novel saga)
        Humans of Earth are used as pawns of the priest-kings of the hidden planet Gor. 


BM:  BattleMech, BattleSpace, BattleTech, and MechWarrior (books and games)
        Humans advance the Iron Man suit technology into Titan-sized walking battle tanks. 


BR:  Blade Runner (movie)
        Humans deal with the complications of expanding genetic engineering, super-cities, and
        super-corporations. 

BS:
 Battlestar Galactica
        Humans struggle to keep their species alive when one of the species they created, the
        Cylons, turns against them in all-out war. 

BT:
 Batman (comics and movies)
        The wealthy heir to an American corporate throne studies the shadow and martial arts,
        returning to his home-city to fight crime as an expensively-augmented, themed vigilante. 

CB:  Conan the Barbarian (movie series)
        Humans deal with the ancient sciences of the still-prominent 'Snake People'. 


DA:  Dark Angel (TV show)
        Humans begin to take notice of the genetically modified creatures escaping and attempting
        to live amongst them while avoiding the secret organizations trying to recover them. 

DE:  Descent (movie series)
        Human spelunkers encounter a Drow-like sub-species and fight to escape their caves. 


DI:   Diablo (game series)
        Humans suffer the presence of a demon, deploying a hero into dungeons beneath their town
        in an effort to slay its minions and, upon confronting it in Hell itself, end it at its source. 

DU:  Dune (movie series)
        Humans expand far and wide across the Cosmos, discovering a spice that expedites travel. 


E2:  Earth 2 (TV show)
        Humans discover how unique and complicated Earth-like, prospective colony worlds can be. 


ED:  Expedition to Darwin IV (book)
        Humans are given a supervised tour by the Yma to the uniquely populated planet Darwin IV. 


EG:  Ender's Game
        Humans war with the Formics, training and using children as interstellar fleet commanders. 


EO:  EVE Online (MMORPG)
        Humans struggle to restore order amidst interstellar civil wars on the other side of a major
        wormhole whose collapse was reminiscent of a much more macrocosmic Tower of Babel. 

FA:  Fast and the Furious (movie series, including Tokyo Drift)
        Humans become criminal profiteers in the world of illegal street racing and car jacking. 


FF:  Firefly (TV show and movie, including Serenity)
        Humans migrate fully away from Earth, now dealing with the issues of their new home, the
        34 Tauri multi-star system.

FS:  Farscape (TV show)
        Humans accidentally discover a wormhole to a far corner of the heavily populated Cosmos. 


FN:  
Fringe (TV show)
        Humans use fringe science techniques and experiments in an effort to restore balance and
        peace between two newly connected dimensions.  The Observer species is introduced. 

HA:  Halo (game series and books)
        Humans make first contact with The Covenant collective of dozens of sentient species, and
        initially fight a losing holy war against them as they learn about their mutual predecessors, 
        the Forerunners, and struggle in a cosmic tug-of-war for control of their Halo ring weapons.

HP:  Harry Potter (books and movie series)
        Humans continue to teach advanced sciences called 'magic' at a hidden English school. 


IJ:    
Indiana Jones
        Human explorers begin to witness just how factual the supposed mythological past really is. 


JB:
 James Bond (movie series)
        Humans use the latest in counter espionage to thwart highly sophisticated terrorism. 


JD:  
Judge Dredd (movie and comics)
        Humans begin to swing to the far 'right' while dealing with escalating crime in super-cities. 


JP:  Jurassic Park (movie series)
        Humans successfully clone many of the dinosaurs, then struggle to maintain their control. 


LC:  H.P. Lovecraft (books)
        Humans, over the course of countless generations, interact with ancient aliens and Elder
        Gods, often going insane, trading minds, or disappearing entirely.

LX:  
Lexx (TV show)
        Humans and humanoids explore two universes aboard the biomechanical starship Lexx. 


MA:
M.A.N.T.I.S. (TV show)
        Human vigilante justice takes a twist; a scientist paralyzed in a shooting becomes a hero. 


ME:  
Mass Effect (game series, including Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3)
        Humans make first contact with The Citadel (another collective of many different sentient
        humanoid and non-humanoid species, including the Terminator- and Borg-like Geth), and
        begin to spread their colonization campaigns deeper into the Milky Way Galaxy, now aided 
        by the discover of the Mass Relay Stations.

MI:
  Mission Impossible (movie series)
        Humans again use the latest in counter espionage to thwart highly sophisticated terrorism. 


MK:
 Mortal Kombat (movies and comics)
        Humans learn of and enter into the tournaments that some demigods use to determine the
        interdimensional access and authority between different worlds. 

MM:
 Mad Max (movie series)
        Humans deal with nomadic highway life in a dystopian Australia wracked with warring tribes. 


MW:
Morrowind (game series)
        Humans and humanoids interact in a magic-filled, imperial island realm; a game without end. 


OL:
 The Outer Limits (TV show)
        Humans, in a series of unrelated hypothetical scenarios, play out interactions with some of
        the strangest entities ever conceived.

PB:  
Pitch Black (movie series, including The Chronicles of Riddick)
        Humans on many newly colonized worlds begin to suffer the press-ganging of the unique
        campaign of the Necromongers and their comet-disguised starship fleets.  An unlikely hero,
        the ex-con serial-killer Riddick, ends up ascending to a throne that changes everything.

PC:
 Pirates of the Caribbean (movie series)
        Humans interact with ancient and mystical races, such as the Kraken and Merpeople, while
        sailing the globe for the rarest of treasures.

PD:  Predator (movie series and comics)
        Humans interact with the Yautja, almost always to their mortal detriment. 


R6:  Rainbow 6 (game series)
        Humans from elite military and intelligence organizations around the globe team up. 


RE:  Resident Evil (game and movie series)
        Humans deal with the biological weapons of the Umbrella Corporation, culminating in the
        outbreaks and mutations at The Hive and Raccoon City. 

RC:
 RoboCop (movie series)
        Humans use cybernetics to rehabilitate a mostly-deceased police officer. 


RF:  
Rifts (game and book series)
        Humans have their entire world and concept of reality turned on its head as long-dormant
        ley-lines around the world become active again, serving as chaotic interdimensional rivers.

RW:
Road Warrior (movie series)
        Humans continue to deal with the post-apocalyptic reality of Australia. 


S7:
 The Saga of Seven Suns (book series)
        Humans get caught up in a war between multiple elemental species, including one which
        lives inside active stars, reawakening long-dormant, ancient empires they barely understand. 

SB:  Space: Above and Beyond (TV show)
        Humans and their fledgling clones enter into interstellar war with the Chigs, while their older
        creation, the Silicates, continue to flee out into unexplored Space.

SC:  StarCraft (game series, including StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty)
        Humans make first contact with the Protoss and the Zerg, sporadically warring with both of
        these powerful species as all three of them learn about the Forerunner-like Xel'naga. 

SG:  Star Gate (TV show and movies, including Atlantis and Universe)
        Humans discover some of the ancient technology of the Egyptian empire, setting off a
        perpetual exploration of countless miniature-wormhole-gate connected worlds.

SP:  Splinter Cell (game series)
        Humans continue to refine their Black Operations. 


ST:  Star Trek (TV shows and movies, including Voyager and Deep Space Nine)
        Humans, recovering from another global nuclear war, begin to explore deeply into Space
        again, making first contact with hundreds of sentient species, as well as some alliances.

SQ:  SeaQuest (TV show)
        Humans advance nautical technology as they begin to fully explore the Earth's oceans. 


SW: Star Wars (movie series and books)
        Humans and humanoids interact with countless other sentient species across another
        galaxy in the distant past. 

TF:   Transformers (movie series)
        Humans make first contact with the Transformers, a sentient robotic species in a civil war. 


TL:   Twilight (TV show and book series)
        Humans of a small Washington town begin to learn of the vampires and werewolves that
        have been mingling with them since before the European settlers arrived. 

TR:   Tomb Raider (game and movie series)
        Humans continue to battle for the knowledge and rare powers of Earth's rare relics and ruins. 


TM:   Terminator (movie series)
        Humans struggle with their impending extinction, fighting a war against their own robots. 


UW:  Underworld (movie series)
        Humans are caught up in the ongoing war between a collective of vampires and a growing
        army of werewolves, the sentient therianthropes they once used for menial labor. 

VD:   The Vampire Diaries (TV show)
        Humans and vampires again mingle, pushing the limits of The Masquerade. 


VP:   Viper (TV show)
        Humans begin to develope biomechanical shape-shifting with a Dodge Viper outfitted for
        combat and crime-fighting. 

WA:  Waterworld (movie)
        Humans again mutate and evolve, some becoming amphibians similar to the ancient
        Merpeople, as they interact with scavenger pirate hordes across an Earth again flooded. 

WH:   Warhammer (game series, including Warhammer 40K)
        Humans and countless alien militaries wage a high-tech war not unlike Total Annihilation. 


WW:  World of Warcraft (MMORPG)
        Humans near the time of the Lord of the Rings wage a war against orcs, trolls, and wizards,
        with dynamic alliances see-sawing between dozens of different races and powers, and the
        highly problematic Stargate-like portals connecting their world to another, as well as to the
        many World Dragons. 

XF:    X-Files (TV show and movie)
        Humans investigate previously unexplained federal cases, learning of many different shadow
        government forces and their risky dealings with an equal variety of extra-terrestrial powers. 

XM:   X-Men (comics and movies)
        Humans continue to mutate and evolve, now taking on more apparent superpowers, some
        using them to gain leverage over the normal and average people. 

XW:  Xena: Warrior Princess
        Humans around the time of Conan continue their medieval melee battles with all manner of
        ancient and mythological beasts and tyrants.