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| Monday October 30 02:42:48 2006 [11192] Autobahnraser (2004) |
| "Handy" is the German word for cell phone |
| Hans |
| hdmueller@gmx.de |
| Monday October 30 12:15:00 2006 RE: Record number: 3463 |
| NE1 wrote:
> I believe it deserves more than the > three-word description it got. Sure up to and the 3000 series have many that were based on Brent Smith lists and such. They being upgraded as come across them |
| Jay L |
| Monday October 30 12:15:55 2006 Re: [11192] Autobahnraser (2004) |
| Hans wrote:
> "Handy" is the German word for cell phone Okay I changed it. Thanks |
| Jay L |
| Monday October 30 13:30:09 2006 Alarm für cobra 11 |
| Hmmm...the 25'th I posted this:
----------------------------------------------------- Present entry: Title: Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei aka Alarm fuer Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei Medium: TV Series Actress: Martina Hill Description: Episode: unknown Playing a new (as of 2006) regular character on this long-running German crime series, Hill is kidnapped. The first scene has her tied with her hands behind, but with no visible bonds, no gag, and male interference in the form of a guy sitting right next to her. Fortunately, the next scene adds a classic white cleave gag to our damsel's ensemble, while the good guy is released and ordered to shoot her in order to demonstrate his loyalty. He manages to overpower the villain and save the day. Short scene, but with some great closeups of Hill as she's held at gunpoint. --------------------- I think it is this: http://german.imdb.com/title/tt0846139/ seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA0LGD0-3bQ - if true, the description seemingly has the order of events wrong. OR the vidclip didn't get the first of the scene? I dunno. It could be: Title: Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei aka Alarm fuer Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei Medium: TV Series Actress: Martina Hill Description: Episode: "Vertrauenssache (20.1)" Description: (based on a video clip of the scene only) Playing a new (as of 2006) regular character on this long-running German crime series, Hill is kidnapped. The first scene has her tied with her hands behind (no visible bonds) sitting on the floor of some storage room, cleavegagged with white cloth. Then enters one baddie together with a friend of hers; the first gives the second a gun and orders him to shoot her. Some closeups of her gagged and frightened face. The guy can't shoot her, so he attacks the baddie instead. Next, we see our heroine and that good guy sitting on the floor in another room, both with their hands behind their backs. She has been ungagged. She wears a green-greyish open jacket, black blouse and black pants. -------------------------------------------------------------- I see you entered the episode name and number I suggested, but did not change the description. That, of course, is your privilege; only, I never saw an explanation as to why. That youtube link is still active; why would the clipper want to reverse the storyline? Or maybe you never bothered to watch it?? In my gut I feel the desire to make new entries or suggest corrections to the DB slowly vanishing, if I make an effort-and the editors don't bother........... (I have a LOOONG list of new entries and suggestions....) Pull yourself together Jay. |
| Per |
| Monday October 30 15:10:02 2006 Re: [12279] Alarm für Cobra 11 |
| "I see you entered the episode name and number I suggested, but did not change the description." Ep name looked good, but recall you were not sure of the description. "I never saw an explanation as to why." Told you I'd look into it. Have to wait till either I do see the ep, or someone whom has comes forward. Till then, on my check list "why would the clipper want to reverse the storyline?" Done all the time, either to lengthen the scene, or emphasise their particular interests. One of the first trades I did on this page was with a guy whom edited such. Appeared great scenes, long, with escape and recapture, etc. When it finally aired full ep, then I realised the creative dubbing had enhanced a short and simple scene. "I make an effort-and the editors don't bother" Go slow, you were not sure and left it to me to look into, which I am. Tell me you're sure, or you were talking to someone whom seen the ep and I'll change it right off. |
| Jay L |
| Monday October 30 15:20:51 2006 One Favour Per? |
| Per wrote:
> Pull yourself together Jay. Rather you crack acid at the email address than on our buddy Brian's forums. |
| Jay L |
| kdnpr@yahoo.com |
| Monday October 30 19:33:07 2006 Re: [12279] Alarm für Cobra 11 |
| Jay L wrote:
> "why would the clipper want to reverse the storyline?" > Done all the time, > either to lengthen the scene, or emphasise their > particular interests. > One of the first trades I did on this page was with a guy > whom edited such. Appeared great scenes, long, with > escape and recapture, etc. > When it finally aired full ep, then I realised the > creative dubbing had enhanced a short and simple scene. Jay, I see what you mean. However in this case I do not think any "creative dubbing" has taken place- or, if it has, it's most likely in the original description. The storyline the videoclip suggests is much more simple, straightforward and logical.....IMO. |
| Per |
| Monday October 30 21:42:51 2006 Re: [12279] Alarm für Cobra 11 |
| Per wrote:
> The storyline the videoclip suggests is much more simple, > straightforward and logical.....IMO. In future say that. "I dunno, it could be" gets it put on the check list. |
| Jay L |
| Monday October 30 22:04:28 2006 ref |
| SK Kölsch aka SK Koelsch, ep: "Der Letzte der Hippies" |
| Jay L |
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