I am not American and these are the names I would pick:
George Takei, obviously
Chloe Bennett, Quake/Daisy from Agents of SHIELD
Ming-Na Wen, various roles such as Chun-Li in the live action Street Fighter movie, the voice of Mulan, and also in Agents of SHIELD as May
Do either of those two women count as famous? Because both of them were in Agents of SHIELD it once was described as having "two leading Asian female characters", which is when I learned Chloe is Asian because she sure as fuck doesn't look it in the slightest.
It's almost like using an entire continent as a label is a dumb idea because not only does the concept of "Asian" vary in some parts of the world, but other similar labels have a very large range of characteristics like with "Europeans" and "Africans" because the landmasses involved are fucking huge.
Anyway, more examples:
John Cho and Kal Penn of 'Harold and Kumar' fame
Linda Park, Hoshi Sato in Star Trek Enterprise
Garrett Wang, perma Ensign Harry Kim from Star Trek Voyager
Grace Park, Boomer from Battlestar Galactica
Daniel Dae Kim, voiced Johnny Gat in Saints Row but also starred in a lot of other things like Babylon 5 Crusade, which the less said the better 🙄
And Lucy Liu, from Ally McBeal, to Charlie's Angels, Elementary, and whatever else she's been in
10 names, 10 points, thank you Sci-fi diversity casting I guess 🤔 still a stupid concept as both "famous" and "Asian" vary in definition for other stupid reasons.
Seems u/Vivs3rdSock was correct about our resident social censor.
Censorer? Censoror? 🤔
One of my buddies found Asian Scat Porn on AOL by sheer accident trying to find flash games.
Even if that were true I still wouldn't ever let my friend live that down and any time it was brought up, which would be often, the retelling would heavily suggest it wasn't an accident.
Come to think of it, this actually happens with someone I know where "japscat" is brought up for this very reason. It's amusing watching how easy it is winding the guy up about it.
CAD ended with Ethan being taken to the future by his future self to warn that the second robot he built as a companion to Zeke would return and cause a robot uprising and apocalypse.
However it all turns to shit because the surviving humans know it's all Ethan's fault so when they see the past version they capture him not realising it's the wrong one. Future Ethan can't really free his past self so attempts to go back though the time portal he originally created to fix things but gets shot in the head and killed just before he manages to enter the portal. Portal then goes batshit crazy, possibly because nobody is regulating it anymore, and past Ethan, who is now free, attempts to stop it exploding.
Ethan is never seen again.
His best friend eventually has a kid who he names after Ethan, and Lilah, Ethan's gf and the girl in the Loss comic :.|:;, has to move on with her life as a pro gamer girl since Ethan managed one final fuck up and removed himself from his own timeline.
It's not the same kind of stupidity as Loss but it was certainly a dumpsterfire of its own.
dogs become cats, chickens become velociraptors.
Ah yes, J. M. Barrie, that well known thief of black culture, born in /checks notes: Kirriemuir, Scotland in 1860.
The Davies boys (the middle name Llewelyn was a tradition begun with their grandfather, not a true double-barreled surname, though the family sometimes treated it as such) were the inspiration for the stories of Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie, in which several of the characters were named after them. They were the sons of Sylvia (1866–1910) and Arthur Llewelyn Davies (1863–1907). Their mother was a daughter of French-born cartoonist and writer George du Maurier and sister of actor Gerald du Maurier, whose daughter was author Daphne du Maurier. Their father was a son of preacher John Llewelyn Davies, and brother of suffragist Margaret Llewelyn Davies.
My, how black those two were. Oh wait, that's just the black and white photography of the time and still they aren't actually black.
Sperg.