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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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| Monday January 14 01:20:05 2013 Re: Claire Danes |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Do you remember any other actresses who > have been gagged in a show and then got an Emmy, Globe etc.? Stefanie Powers was nominated for an Emmy a couple of times, but didn't win. She was also nominated for lots of Golden Globes, but never won. She did win a People's Choice award. As I think about Stef, I realize, this forum should come up with its own award and Stef would be an excellent first recipient. |
| Monday January 14 05:21:34 2013 Re: Gagged in a show, then won an award |
| > > Do you remember any other actresses who have been gagged in a show and then got an Emmy, Globe etc.? > Probably a ton in soaps, but regular TV, can't think of any right away although sure some exist. Cybill Shepherd won two Golden Globes (1987 & 1988) for Best Actress in a Comedy for "Moonlighting", and Gillian Anderson won a Golden Globe (1997) for Best Actress in a TV-drama for "X-Files". My guess that other than daytime soaps, the prime-time soaps with big-budget actresses that gave us a few B&g scenes over the years would have provided us some other candidates: E.g., Melrose Place; Dynasty; Dallas. Police/Investigative shows might provide additional candidates. |
| J.T. |
| Monday January 14 09:09:27 2013 Re: Charlie's (Marathon Angels) |
> > other participants for the publicity stunt were > basically models working an asphalt runway. > Yes, the race was a blatant publicity stunt, with almost > none of the competitors a serious runner. The two female > runners who were kidnapped were supposed to finish > immediately before and after the daughter of a wealthy > oil sheik, who was also targeted for kidnapping for > ransom. I wondered how anyone can anticipate the order of > finish in a purportedly fair rac Actually, the intent of the kidnappers was to keep pace with the taget, until they were able to get a place where there would be no spectators or cameras present. As far as authenticity goes, research is never Hollywood's strong suit, ezpecially in TV where getting special props and costumes for just one episode isn't the feasable. Like with MST3K, It's just a show, I should really just relax. |
| Historian |
| Monday January 14 16:47:36 2013 Re: Claire Danes |
| > > Do you remember any other actresses who > > have been gagged in a show and then got an Emmy, > Globe etc.? Gillian Anderson won an emmy for X-Files. |
| Monday January 14 17:16:59 2013 Re: Far Cry 3 |
| In one of the mission you have to save one of the girls who is tied to a chair in a burning hotel and right at the end Citra the priestess captures all of your friends (2 girls 2 guys)and has them tied with arms over their heads while you decide whether to save them or join her. no gags and although its a great game don't buy it for the bondage |
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| OutlawUK |
| outlawuk@hotmail.com |
| http://sites.google.com/site/damselindistressinterviews/ |
| Monday January 14 18:55:04 2013 Re: Charlie's Angels (Marathon Angels) |
| > As far as authenticity goes, research is never Hollywood's strong suit, ezpecially in TV where getting special props and costumes for just one episode isn't the feasable. > Like with MST3K, It's just a show, I should really just relax. ~~~~ I agree with you. I'm just happy when a mainstream TV show or movie's consensual bondage scene mentions the usage of a safe word(s). Which since the Internet-era would take a halfway-diligent scriptwriter less than 120 seconds to search under "Consensual bondage" (or similar keywords), then read the first few paragraphs of a "Bondage 101 for Beginner Couples" article for background research. |
| J.T. |
| Monday January 14 20:10:11 2013 Re: Elementary 1.12 'M' |
| Jackrabbit wrote: > A middle-aged black woman, > and didn't look bad in the sense that most women on TV > don't look too bad. No she was in her 20's or early 30's Good looking for sure... Struggling and mmphing great, just too short ad no close ups... Disappointing too. The putz at the beginning of the episode got more time... BOO! |
| wb |
| Monday January 14 20:21:54 2013 Re: Charlie's Angels (Marathon Angels) |
| It's an ideal scene. Cute damsels, lasts for the entire episode, scared expressions and implied danger although not to be taken seriously. It's a scene that you can share with a girlfriend |
| Monday January 14 20:25:44 2013 Hawaii 5-0 Interactive Episode Tonight |
| Hopefully starts a trend with other TV series having interactive episodes "Who should be kidnapped on Pretty Little Liars? Tweet your choice!" |
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| Monday January 14 21:15:43 2013 Re: Charlie's (Marathon Angels) |
| asphalt runway. Umm...I like it. |
| Introspector |
| Monday January 14 21:25:41 2013 Re: Charlie's (Marathon Angels) |
| Introspector wrote: I like the phantom,gentle,pretty- '70s style-unbruised. just as pretty as though the damsel had seen not a flake of real turmoil. Other elements do not interst me. |
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