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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Friday January 09 01:08:58 2004 Re: Amazon.Com--Redux---OOPS |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> LAMETV obviously won't let me use html Incorrect. My software won't let you. People were abusing it, so now no one gets to use it. |
| The Engineer |
| Friday January 09 07:44:30 2004 Code Name: Eternity on Sci-Fi |
| I apologize if this may have been discussed awhile back I have not any recent postings about this series that originally aired in France back in 1999. I checked out the scene database and there were two hits for the hot woman lead Ingrid Kavelaars.
The show debuts tonight(01/09) on the Sci Fi Channel. Does anyone have input to share about this show??? |
| Nite Owl |
| Friday January 09 08:22:16 2004 "Taped, Tied, and Televised" Update |
| Hope everyone's having a good new year. Four new cap sets have been added to the site:
Martha Byrne "As the World Turns" (black tape gag) Laura Harring "Sunset Beach" (silver duct tape gag) Marg Helgenberger "Murder Live!" (silver duct tape gag) Elizabeth Montgomery & Mary Ann Hagan "With Murder in Mind" (white cloth cleave to OTM gags) Enjoy! |
| Dave |
| http://www.geocities.com/traderdave42/home.html |
| Friday January 09 09:38:55 2004 Re: Nancy Drew/Red Skelton |
| > I remember one from Laugh In, think it was Allen Suse[sp]
> and Ruth Buzzi. > Ruth tied to what looked like a dining room/kitchen chair > and cloth cleave gagged. Ruth Buzzi bound? AAAAAY that's a scary thought there mate! |
| BiG MT |
| Friday January 09 09:43:17 2004 Tight OTM gags |
| Which are the tightest, most cheek-bulging, nose-stretching mouth-covering gags in mainstream cinema and TV?
Any material - cloth, wrapped tape, leather, rubber, etc. I'll kick off with Judy Geeson in "Candle for the Devil", Karen Dotrice in "The Thirty-Nine Steps", and, of very similar appearance, Karen Elkon in "Matthew Blackheart." Honourable mention to Rhona Anderson in "The Black Rider", though the gag is less tight in some shots. And, of course, Victoria Principal in "Blind Witness", despite the multiple incarnations of her wrapped tape gag. At least, it's always very tight. |
| Phimophilus |
| Friday January 09 09:49:05 2004 'The Handler' Possibility |
| Lily goes undercover as a nanny to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a family’s nanny. |
| Friday January 09 10:08:07 2004 Re: "Taped, Tied, and Televised" Update |
| > Martha Byrne "As the World Turns" (black tape
> gag) > Laura Harring "Sunset Beach" (silver duct tape > gag) That's a nice site you have there. Started getting bandwidth errors from Geocrappies so I couldn't see it all. Love that Lynn Herring scene and Martha Byrne hogtied...yowza! I have some caps from the beginning of the Sunset Beach scene. I'll forward them to you. |
| BiG MT |
| Friday January 09 10:22:52 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| Marathon Angels
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| Bosley |
| Friday January 09 12:00:51 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| Bosley wrote:
> Marathon Angels > I'd have to say "Savage Abduction," where the gags go from cleave, to cleave/OTM, to falling off the mouth entirely, to OTM in the very next shot (!?), back to cleave and then back to OTM. I wanna smack the continuity director right in the back of the head for that one! Also "The Abductors," where the one girl's gag falls off her mouth as the kidnappers were lifting her off the bed (you can clearly hear her saying "God damn you"), to the very next shot where they're lifting her out of the window, gag in place. |
| John Quincannon |
| Friday January 09 12:30:57 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| Cybill Shepherd in the "Taming Of The Shrew" episode of "Moonlighting."
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| Zeppo |
| Friday January 09 12:34:18 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| John Quincannon wrote:
> Also "The Abductors," where the one girl's gag > falls off her mouth as the kidnappers were lifting her > off the bed (you can clearly hear her saying "God > damn you"), to the very next shot where they're > lifting her out of the window, gag in place. Martha Smith on "Scarecrow & Mrs. King." Starts as an effective OTM in the crate. Later, still in the crate, it's a cleave-gag. |
| Friday January 09 12:47:47 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| Daneen Boone in "Expose", where her gag actually changes from tape to cloth cleave & back again! Now THAT'S a continuity gaffe for ya! |
| JP |
| JAPfeif@aol.com |
| Friday January 09 12:50:05 2004 Re: "Taped, Tied, and Televised" Update |
| Is that link good? I've clicked on it 3 different times today and get an error message |
| Friday January 09 12:56:29 2004 Re: "Taped, Tied, and Televised" Update |
| BiG MT wrote:
> Martha Byrne hogtied...yowza! Super yowza!!!! I remember picking that scene up in progress after she was tied to the chair in the shack simply because CBS ran primetime promos of Martha tape-gagged. I had no idea I missed that part earlier on the bed. I've already sent my thank-you note to trader dave. |
| Friday January 09 12:59:03 2004 Savage Abduction (1972) |
| > "Savage Abduction," where the gags go from cleave, to cleave/OTM, to falling off the mouth entirely, to OTM in the very next shot (!?), back to cleave and then back to OTM. I wanna smack the continuity director right in the back of the head for that one!
---- But I have to award points to the "Savage Abduction" scriptwriter + director: We just don't see enough B- movies with Onscreen two-piece Gaggings of two cute miniskirted damsels. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Friday January 09 14:34:48 2004 Re: "Taped, Tied, and Televised" Update |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Is that link good? I've clicked on it 3 different times > today and get an error message It's the typical geocities problem of exceeding the bandwith limits. You'll just have to try back later. It'll work eventually. |
| Friday January 09 14:56:00 2004 Re: Tight OTM gags |
| Phimophilus wrote:
> Karen Elkon in "Matthew > Blackheart." > That would be "Elkin" ... there's a set of the scene at my site. There was Robin Johnson in an ep of CODENAME: FOXFIRE from the mid '80s. |
| Biff |
| http://community.webtv.net/unlikelysource/TheCaseFilesofBiff |
| Friday January 09 15:11:53 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| Zeppo wrote:
> Cybill Shepherd in the "Taming Of The Shrew" > episode of "Moonlighting." Her scene in 'Yellow Rose of Texas also had some gag continuity errors (cleave to OTM). She was pretty hot back then. |
| Gummo |
| Friday January 09 15:18:06 2004 Re: Amazon.Com--Redux---OOPS |
| > LAMETV obviously won't let me use html, so here is a list
> of URLs for Yahoo Groups that stress Mainstream TV and > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cyndypreston > Cyndy Preston Group is a nice source of various more obscure scenes. That 'Adult Content' warning is pretty bogus as all the images are mainstream TV. |
| http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cyndypreston |
| Friday January 09 16:20:09 2004 Re: Cement Shoes & DID |
| Mark wrote:
You mean the movie "The Untouchables" with Kevin Costner? I know of no such scene. There was quite a scene in "Billy Bathgate" and Bruce Willis was thrown overboard afterward. What other TV shows and movies can you name that have cement shoes scenes in them? Besides "Head Above Water", "Lady in Cement", and "Addams Family Reunion", do you know of any other TV shows/movies with womens' feet in cement? Thanks, Mark |
| Mark |
| cementlover@yahoo.com |
| Friday January 09 16:21:04 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| I'd have to say Kristian Alfonso on Days of Our Lives; the scene where she's tied to a chair and cleave gagged with a blue bandana while wearing a red sweater. She knocks over a vase with her feet, tilts her chair over, and uses a shard of glass to cut her bonds. Really great scene, but when we cut back to her just as she is about to free herself, her gag is off. Then, when she finally does free herself, she is wearing the gag once again and pulls it out of her mouth as she gets up off the floor. Pretty big continuity as she goes from being gagged, to being ungagged, to being gagged again all in one foul swoop. Not that I'm complaining, mind you! |
| Dart |
| Friday January 09 16:22:17 2004 Re: Tight OTM gags |
| Biff wrote:
> > That would be "Elkin" ... there's a set of the > scene at my site. > Sorry, Biff - I noticed the typo the moment I'd posted it! :-( |
| Phimophilus |
| Friday January 09 16:24:48 2004 Alias tape-gag |
| Does anyone know what the deal with this scene is, is it supposed to air this sunday, or did it already air, it would be much appreciated if someone could clear this up for me. Thanks |
| Carlos |
| Friday January 09 16:35:50 2004 Alias tape-gag + ball-gag |
| > Does anyone know what the deal with this scene is, is it supposed to air this sunday, or did it already air, it would be much appreciated if someone could clear this up for me. Thanks
---- Check out the "VCR Alerts" page for Sunday, January 11. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Friday January 09 18:46:35 2004 the sentinel |
| Hi guys ,recently had digital tv installed ,i live in Ireland,and i am watching this tv show on the sci-fi channel most afternoons,nothing has turned up yet despite a few good opportunities and i was wondering if you had any info on scenes from it ,i can't seem to find anything on the database .Any help would be appreciated. |
| renegadekid2003 |
| renegadekid2003 |
| Friday January 09 18:53:39 2004 Re: the sentinel |
| renegadekid2003 wrote:
> ... and i was wondering if you had > any info on scenes from it ['The Sentinel'],i can't seem to find anything on the database... ...look again 'cuz I find 3 hits for that title in the DB |
| Overlooker |
| Friday January 09 18:59:21 2004 re: "Sentinel", part deux |
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...and don't search for 'the sentinel'...just make it 'sentinel'... |
| Overlooker |
| Friday January 09 19:15:37 2004 the sentinel |
| Thanks overlooker ,disappointing return on that one ,but cheers. |
| renegadekid2003 |
| renegadekid2003@yahoo.com |
| Friday January 09 19:27:36 2004 Potential Toronto Theatre B&G Alert |
| Scarborough Village Theatre is presenting the play 'Hound of the Baskervilles' from Jan 8-24.
Haven't seen the play but there may be the B&G scene presented in the book (and in a couple of movies). |
| http://www.torontoartsonline.org/content/view/full/1382/startdate/1072960093/enddate/1073564893/ |
| Friday January 09 20:10:57 2004 Re: Potential Toronto Theatre B&G Alert |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
Scarborough Village Theatre is presenting the play 'Hound of the Baskervilles' from Jan 8-24. As a public service, I shall buy a ticket, check it out next week, and make my report back to the lads. If the actress in question escapes the ropes, perhaps she can benefit from some expert advice and be corrected in her ways. One thing going for theatre over the movies is that they tend to take the art more seriously, so I would think more likely to stay true to the book than the movies - I'm waiting for the film version of 'UrineTown' btw...that would be worth the DVD for all the extra footage. |
| Major John |
| Friday January 09 20:14:24 2004 Re: the sentinel |
| renegadekid2003 wrote:
> i can't seem to find anything on the database . > Any help would be appreciated. See link below for help in using the database correctly. |
| Brian R |
| http://brianspage.com/dbhints.html |
| Friday January 09 20:52:58 2004 Re: Code Name: Eternity on Sci-Fi |
| Nite Owl wrote:
I checked out > the scene database and there were two hits for the hot > woman lead Ingrid Kavelaars. That show aired last year in Italy. I must admit I didn't follow too closely (it was late night, and I still need to work a lot on my Italian). Besides the two scenes in the DB I seem to remember another, earlier scene, possibly in "Fatal Error" (1.15). Definitely nothing of substance. I believe Laura and some other people, mostly guys, held captive for a while, sitting on chairs with their hands behind their backs. Not sure if there were any bonds or handcuffs to see. No gag. |
| Peter de K |
| Friday January 09 20:58:15 2004 Re: "Exile"? |
| CM wrote:
> It'll be in the database shortly. Thanks - for the scene info and the DB entry. Pity that's all there was, but at least I didn't miss much. |
| Peter de K |
| Friday January 09 22:29:00 2004 Passions? |
| Anything more happen today on Passions? Yesterday someone was in a straightjacket |
| Friday January 09 23:13:33 2004 Re: Greatest gag continuity gaffes of all time? |
| Bosley wrote:
> Marathon Angels > I nominate Kojak Death is not a passing Grade-Pam Hensley is gagged with a nylon stuffing her mouth and another tied over it.This latter changes from otm to cleaveand back again over several seconds in closeups! |
| md |
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