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Sam Jordan, a trans man played by American trans male actor Elliot Fletcher, in the show Y The Last Man. He is standing outdoors, holding a metal baseball bat, wearing an orange-and-blue flannel shirt. He is light-skinned with wavy brown hair. He is looking up with an alarmed or alert expression. The woman standing next to him is light-skinned with wavy brown hair, wearing a blue sweater and also holding a baseball bat.

Y: The Last Man

Show
2021
United States of America
Sam Jordan, a trans man played by American trans male actor Elliot Fletcher, inhabits a post-apocalyptic world where all individuals with a Y chromosome have died, except for one cis man. Silas, a trans man played by Canadian trans male actor Harrison Brown, has a brief appearance.

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"Y: The Last Man takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where a mysterious cataclysmic event simultaneously killed every mammal with a Y chromosome but for one man; Yorick Brown and his male pet monkey Ampersand. The series follows Yorick as he traverses the new world, as its survivors struggle with their losses and attempt to restore world society... In the original comic book series, every animal with a Y chromosome instantaneously dies at the same time, including most mammals... While trans people did not feature heavily in the original comic, it was mentioned that trans men survived due to not having Y chromosomes... The producers aimed to update and expand on the ramifications of this, to reflect changing societal attitudes in the West toward gender in the almost two decades since the comic began. The showrunners specified that trans women with Y chromosomes also died, as well as women with androgen insensitivity who were unaware they possessed Y chromosomes. The showrunners also added a trans male character to the regular cast (Sam Jordan, played by Elliot Fletcher), who does not have a direct counterpart in the original comic, to expand on this world-building." -Wikipedia.

Entry last updated:

2 Mar 2026

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