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Saturday April 24 00:41:30 2004
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Record number: 10230

Title: diagnosis murder
Medium: TV Series
Actress: kim little

Description: same episode that jennifer o dell appeared in.she gets arrested,placed agaist her car and has her hands cuffed behind her.when the cuffs are taken off you can tell they were tight because she rubbs her wrists for a long time.
Saturday April 24 00:43:30 2004
Re: ? 10227
Biff wrote:

> I'll take care of those.

Was Gina Gershon then. Thanx
Jay L
Saturday April 24 00:57:14 2004
#10230 ref
Record number: 10230

Title: diagnosis murder
Medium: TV Series
Actress: kim little

Description: same episode that jennifer o dell appeared in.she gets arrested,placed agaist her car and has her hands cuffed behind her.when the cuffs are taken off you can tell they were tight because she rubbs her wrists for a long time.

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IMDB has both Jennifer O'Dell & Kim Little in ep: "Dead in the Water" (6.11)
Favouring it at the moment.

Episode: "Dead in the Water" (6.11)
gs: Monte Markham (Sheriff Kelso) Kim Little (Nurse Susan Hilliard) Laurence Lau (Greg Hutchens) Jennifer O'Dell (Jolene) James Gallery (John Haskell) Caron Tate (Diner #1) Edyth Davis (Diner #2) Tim Robinson (Diner #3) Spencer Church (Little Boy)

"Jesse's car breaks down while he and Susan are on their way to a fun-filled vacation in Carmel. The two are stranded in a small town where Susan spies a supposedly long dead beau, Greg. They eventually discover that he faked his death in order to plunder a shipwrecked vessel undetected. The townsfolk, all in on the scheme, murder Greg and pin the blame on Jesse and Susan."
Jay L
Saturday April 24 01:21:55 2004
#10229 Ref
Record number: 10229

Title: high tide
Medium: TV Series
Actress: krista allen

Description: Episode: unknown

this show was pre-baywatch,but she almost always wore a bikini.in one bikini episode she was caught and tied(hands behind)to a pole on a beach.just before her rescue the bad guy tickels her on her tummy and she wiggles pretty good.this show was from 1993

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IMDB has her for a few episodes:
ep: "Bikini Patrol" (2.11)
ep: "Sunspirit" (2.17)

and this one:

Record number: 2601

Title: High Tide
Medium: TV Series
Actress: Krista Allen aka Krista Allen-Moritt

Description: Episode: "A Three Hour Tour" (2.14)

The delectable Patty (Allen), wearing a skin tight white dress with plunging neck line, has one wrist handcuffed to Rick Springfield's character and her other one tied overhead to some sort of concrete wall with a bulleye painted on it.

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Interesting, entry 5493 has Danielle Cormack bound and tickled too in ep: "Sitting Ducks" (1.11)
Perhaps useful in narrowing down on a different forum?
Jay L
Saturday April 24 01:26:46 2004
Re: #10229 Ref
> Actress: Krista Allen aka Krista Allen-Moritt

Noticed another alternative name since last go through. Kristy
Jay L
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0020739/
Saturday April 24 13:35:51 2004
New Japanese Scenes for the Database (From Discussion)
A big question to the moderator:
In the next time I will add some hundred NEW scenes (actress name, japanese movie/series title) from Gagvision's page to the scene database. This has been made possible due to the kind help of Dr. Gag who put the "password" onto this page a few weeks ago - thanks a lot again!!!
Still, there are ca. 200 actress-names without confirmation by ImDb or a source from search-engines (and I will NOT post any actress name without confirmation as they often sound VERY similar).
My question to the moderator is: May I add the corresponding numbers from Gagvision's page to the scene entries in the scene database? I will not be able to give a description for every scene, 'cause there are really too many! But with the help of Gagvision's numbers (for example "d101" for Sanae Emi's scene on Zero Zero Kunoichi episode 11, which is already in the database) every visitor will be able to get a look on the scene and will be able to add some details on his own.
I will NOT post scenes with "actresses" who are obviously children and I will ONLY post scenes with cleave gags (my favourite, and the actresses are able to breath!); I won't start to add scenes to the database until this question is answered by the moderator because he is... yeah, the MODERATOR! Thanks in advance

anonymous


So, how do you guys want to handle this? I'm not too thrilled with the idea of ref numbers from another site, what happens if it goes belly flop tomorrow? Then we have nothing.

I'm also unsure about the concept of defering work over to other people. Sometimes we have to when all we have are lists or caps, but in this case it's more a question of volume.

Another concern is how valuable these entries really are. Do they actually help our reader find caps or clips? The vast majority of these scenes won't be released in the west under the translated titles.

Please chime in with your thoughts, concerns, ideas, etc.

Brian R
Saturday April 24 16:44:09 2004
Re: Brian's Post- DB Entries
"Still, there are ca. 200 actress-names without confirmation by ImDb or a source from search-engines (and I will NOT post any actress name without confirmation as they often sound VERY similar)."

IMDB is just being used as a standard to keep everything consistent for the search feature, and as a reference.
There are entries that are not in the IMDB, but an effort has been made to keep them uniform for the search.

What suggest,
is when unsure then make a post here, or on Discussion page with the information you have, and get some input before entering.
I do this all the time for French dubbed ones.

"I'm not too thrilled with the idea of ref numbers from another site"

Neither myself,
many search on "Gag", "skirt", "behind", in Description search.
More useful if a description of scene given instead.

"Another concern is how valuable these entries really are. Do they actually help our reader find caps or clips? The vast majority of these scenes won't be released in the west under the translated titles."

Currently, the Major has something going with a fella in Asia where a whole list of Asian scenes ID'd title, Actress, Description, etc will be provided.
Can't recall which country at moment.

Will reply more on this later.
Jay L
Saturday April 24 19:53:38 2004
Re: Brian's Post- Continued
"Another concern is how valuable these entries really are. Do they actually help our reader find caps or clips? The vast majority of these scenes won't be released in the west under the translated titles."

Ok, this up to you.

Took these off-hand from my air-sched, all US shows popular for scenes:
Alerte à Santa Monica
Sydney Fox, l'aventurière
Force de frappe
Le Caméléon

Titles & ep: Titles of course useless in direct translation,
but have made use of Discussion forums to alert collectors. I've sent dubbed US show eps to the US myself.

Also,
Agents doubles
Brigade des mers

Recall these the case where had scenes, but had to use forums to figure the actual Australian titles and ep: titles for alerts, as these also useless.

Figure, we could use the forums the same for these Japanese ones, to gather as much information for a decent entry.

Perhaps we'll get a Japanese fella able to assist with, as much as our friend Peter has with the German translations.
Jay L
Saturday April 24 22:26:02 2004
Re: Brian's Post- Continued
Jay L wrote:

> Titles & ep: Titles of course useless in direct
> translation

Very few Japanese TV shows are ever likely to be seen
in the west, there just isn't a market. Now, collectors
might find them to be useful.

> Figure, we could use the forums the same for these
> Japanese ones, to gather as much information for a decent
> entry.

I guess I'd rather see small numbers of more thoroughly
worked out entries vs. 200 sketchy all at once.

> Perhaps we'll get a Japanese fella able to assist with,
> as much as our friend Peter has with the German
> translations.

That'd be great, let me know when that's ready ;)

Brian R

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