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| Sunday February 22 00:15:28 2004 Re: Mary Higgins Clark's Try To Remember (2004) |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> I assume by the absence of any discussion on this movie > that no scenes turned up? Just the handgag, which was nice with some mmmpppffing. In the finale, great opportunity by the board. Female was cornered by the bad guy about 1:45 in who says "We've been waiting for you." Then, our worst nightmare. When they came back from commercial, instead of her bound and gagged, they picked the scene right where they left off, which meant no bondage as she eventually runs free. |
| Sunday February 22 01:02:03 2004 Re: Melrose Pace on Style! |
| > The style web site lists double episodes and episode
> titles on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-3. Thanks, I didn't even think about the network's website.(DOH!) But they don't list the episode titles for the weekday episodes either, which is further along in its run than the weekend episodes. My best guess right now is that the last episode I saw was 7.6 which aired on Jan 22nd. So by my calculations "Asses to Ashes" (7.35) should air on March 3rd. |
| G-MaN |
| Sunday February 22 01:19:19 2004 Re: Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (1976) |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> > > Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (a Saturday morning > show from the 70s) at 8:30 pm as part of a Sid and Marty > Krofft block. The characters are played by Deidre Hall > and Judy Strangis. Watched that show religiously but not much came from it. Alas....always had a thing for Dyna Girl. Just an opinion but things are in a pretty bad dry spell when we have to discuss Sid & Marty Krofft scenes. They made some really bad Saturday morning TV shows. |
| BiG MT |
| Sunday February 22 01:26:27 2004 Re: Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (1976) |
| BiG MT wrote:
> Just an opinion but things are in a pretty bad dry spell > when we have to discuss Sid & Marty Krofft scenes. > They made some really bad Saturday morning TV shows. Not really. People were once discussing a possible DiD scene in MISTER ED, of all places. I think it's just that some people are nostalgic for the scenes, or maybe they like finding scenes in obscure places. That last one is actually something I can relate to. |
| Jazz411 |
| jazz411@ptd.net |
| Sunday February 22 01:27:18 2004 Re: Weekend update |
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday February 22 01:28:23 2004 Re: Weekend update |
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday February 22 01:28:51 2004 Re: Weekend update |
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday February 22 01:30:02 2004 Re: Weekend update |
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday February 22 01:32:09 2004 Re: Weekend update |
| Is there some part of "do not discuss commercial scenes" or "do not discuss other web sites" that eludes you people? Am I going to have to forbid Major John to post update notices to this page because some of you can't keep it in your pants?
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday February 22 01:38:24 2004 Re: |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> I never watched a single ep of T.J. Hooker, so I will > take your word for it. Heather's hogtie scene was pretty > strong to TV. > > TV is tough because its limits on what it will show are > much narrower. The best TV scene I can think of offhand > is the one from Lexx (P4W), but I don't consider that a > bad show. Batgirls' writhing in that sexy skintight suit > in Batman might qualify (Batman was IMHO a VERY bad show). OK a couple of problems here. First Heather was not hogtied in TJ Hooker..it was an episode of Dallas and, again, in the skimpy lingerie of which I am so fond. Secondly, the old "Batman" series wasn't bad in the true sense of the word..it was self-deprecating humor at its finest. It was supposed to be "bad". Doesn't qualify as far as I am concerned. |
| Mark O |
| Sunday February 22 02:37:20 2004 Re: |
| Mark O wrote:
> OK a couple of problems here. First Heather was not > hogtied in TJ Hooker..it was an episode of Dallas and, > again, in the skimpy lingerie of which I am so fond. Heather was indeed hogtied in "The Obsession." Unfortunately the ropework (if you can call it that) set a new standard for shoddy. Basically it was a few loops around her wrists and ankles with nary a knot in sight. But she did wriggle around on the floor as if hogtied. |
| Sunday February 22 03:06:44 2004 Re: |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Heather was indeed hogtied in "The Obsession." > Unfortunately the ropework (if you can call it that) set > a new standard for shoddy. Basically it was a few loops > around her wrists and ankles with nary a knot in sight. > But she did wriggle around on the floor as if hogtied. I stand corrected. But I still don't recall the scene and it sounds like one that would stick. |
| Mark O |
| Sunday February 22 03:20:21 2004 Re> Heather Locklear |
| re> Mark O's post - Heather Locklear was on the show "Dynasty", not Dallas. |
| anon22 |
| Sunday February 22 03:34:28 2004 S.I.C.K? |
| Hey all,
i was going through my local ballbuster and found a movie that was just released called S.I.C.K (Serial Insance Clown Killer) Saw on the back what i thought was a gagged woman, just wanted to know if anyone has seen this and if so was it worth the 4.60 to rent it? THanks |
| Josh |
| MusikMan169@cox.net |
| Sunday February 22 06:30:18 2004 Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| > > Woman Hunt would have to be right up there, as well as Land of the Giants.
> > > >...Land of the Giants, while crappy and stupid, wasn't spectacularly crappy and stupid by TV standards. ---- A couple of my favorite scenes for candidates: Walker, Texas Ranger ("Return of LaRue"). Episode has one of the most remarkable b&g scenes for a primetime network TV series. One of my favorite TV Guide magazine unintentionally hilarious descriptions for a different WTR episode was: "Walker is comatose." "Gridlock" (1996), with Kathy Ireland b&g. Any David Hasselhoff action film is a candidate for a Razzy award. At least martial artists-turned-actors are *supposed* to be awful. I agree that "Land of the Giants" (1968-1970) wasn't awful TV for its time. Director Irwin Allen didn't have the budget he did for "Poseiden Adventure" and "Towering Inferno". TV series back then didn't have the budgets they do today. Gene Rodenberry recalled that in the early episodes of "Star Trek" that the phasers looked like they were made of cardboard, because they umm, were cardboard. And "T.J. Hooker" was watchable, even when Heather Locklear wasn't b&g'd. After all, Stacy Sheridan went undercover as a go-go dancer (and chloroformed in "Carnal Express"), aerobics instructor (tied wrists behind), runway model, porn actress, etc. :-) And guest stars on "T.J. Hooker" included Sharon Stone doing hooker-decoy duty, Tracy Scoggins as a TV aerobics instructor, Debra Farentino as a lingerie model.... :-) |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 22 06:53:36 2004 Re: Re> Heather Locklear |
| anon22 wrote:
> re> Mark O's post - Heather Locklear was on the show > "Dynasty", not Dallas. Right. I was just testing you all. Actually, thinking back, wasn't Heather in just about everything in the '80s? It's easy to become confused. |
| Mark O |
| Sunday February 22 06:57:09 2004 Re: Melrose Pace on Style! |
| G-MaN wrote:
> So by my calculations "Asses to Ashes" (7.35) should air on March 3rd. Great, been wanting a 1st generation copy of that scene for a while. And March 3rd is my birthday. |
| Anubis |
| Sunday February 22 07:14:17 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Anything from USA Up All Night would qualify as a bad movie and I remember watching a pretty bad movie with a pretty good scene in it there once. I don't recall the name but most of you have seen it. It was a beach movie and a guy tied a cute blonde to a chair and sang to her while playing guitar. He made her smell something that made her sexually aroused and she began hopping around in the chair trying to get to him. Horrible movie, great scene!
TV shows are a little tougher, there were so many bad ones. I think I'll go with The Dukes of Hazard. I've always loved muscle cars but that aspect of the show got tired quick. The only real reason to watch was Daisy. Now if Patricia Jae Lee had been up front in that closet scene from Power Rangers there would be no contest. |
| Mark C |
| Sunday February 22 07:28:22 2004 Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| > Anything from USA Up All Night would qualify as a bad movie and I remember watching a pretty bad movie with a
pretty good scene in it there once. I don't recall the name... It was a beach movie and a guy tied a cute blonde to a chair and sang to her while playing guitar. He made her smell something that made her sexually aroused and she began hopping around in the chair trying to get to him. Horrible movie, great scene! ---- Beach Fever (1989), with Judea Brittain -- a film rescued from obscurity only because it starred Kato Kaelin. Another gem from USA Up All Night was the Women-in-prison "Lust for Freedom" (1988) with Melanie Coll and Elizabeth Carroll. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 22 07:42:14 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
Woman Hunt would have to be right up there, as well as Land of the Giants. "Love American Style' used to make me nauseous, but it had at least one great scene (I forget the name of the actress) with the DiD tied up by a burglar. |
| Major John |
| Sunday February 22 09:46:09 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> "Gridlock" (1996), with Kathy Ireland b&g. > Any David Hasselhoff action film is a candidate for a > Razzy award. Aw shut up about the Razzies, they hurt my fealings:( |
| ham hock |
| Sunday February 22 09:56:51 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> Walker, Texas Ranger ("Return of LaRue"). > One of my favorite TV Guide magazine unintentionally > hilarious descriptions for a different WTR episode > was: "Walker is comatose." Wasn't he always? Seriously, a perfect candidate for good bondage, bad show. I always considered this one of the unintentionally funniest shows ever (almost as good as Hawaii 5-0). Sherri Wilson's character was one of the most annoying female leads ever. Every sentence that came out of her mouth was cliche ("Walker, be careful"). Just another good reason to keep it gagged. |
| Sunday February 22 11:39:39 2004 Possible Alert |
| TV listing for CSI: Miami this week (Monday 10 pm eastern) indicates that an ex surfing champion is kiled during a home invasion during which his son and wife, (wife played by Lindsay Frost), are tied up. Frost has two previous database entries, one for a movie and one for a scene in Mancusso, FBI where she received the full treatment. May be worth a look. |
| Just Me |
| Sunday February 22 11:57:11 2004 Possible alert for CSI: Miami |
| > TV listing for CSI: Miami this week (Monday 10 pm eastern)...
---- The best place to post this type of info is on the "VCR Alerts" forum, rather than on the "Discussion" page. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 22 12:27:11 2004 Re: |
| > Mark O wrote:
> > OK a couple of problems here. First Heather was not > > > hogtied in TJ Hooker..it was an episode of Dallas > and, > > again, in the skimpy lingerie of which I am so > fond. I remember a vidcap in a black police uniform lying on the floor in a ball, tied up in what I thought was a hogtie. Coulda been another tie, or coulda been another Heather. There were so many of them in the 80s. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday February 22 12:30:22 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| > Walker, Texas Ranger ("Return of LaRue").
No argument here. Great scene, awful show. Check. > "Gridlock" (1996), with Kathy Ireland b&g. Awful movie, but the scene wasn't all that great except that it was Kathy Ireland. Tied hands in front with a small tape gag IIRC. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday February 22 12:35:23 2004 Another worst show, best scene contender |
| "The Borrower" a horrible mishmash about an alien who comes to earth and "borrows" the heads of people by ripping them off their shoulders and planting them on its own shoulders, then staggering around zombie-style. Really one godawful film, possibly the worst nominated here. Had a brief scene of a woman who may or may not be Tamara Clatterbuck tied naked hands in back and tape gagged. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday February 22 12:57:35 2004 Re: |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> I remember a vidcap in a black police uniform lying on > the floor in a ball, tied up in what I thought was a > hogtie. Coulda been another tie, or coulda been another > Heather. There were so many of them in the 80s. Right Heather. Sort of an ersatz hogtie, some rope looped around her bound hands and ankles but not looking like it was tied to the other bonds. As mentioned before, not effective looking, but she did some nice writhing and made it look effective. Now that's acting! |
| Richard Herd |
| Sunday February 22 13:06:34 2004 Re: Weekend update |
| I don't anything about it, but, I'll keep it in my pants from now on.
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| Mike Smith |
| mjsmith@kskc.net |
| Sunday February 22 13:19:32 2004 Re: This week's update |
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> I've been tending to avoid cartoon scenes in my free > updates, for the same reason that I've been tending to > avoid handgag/chloroform-only and non-gag scenes: because > their appeal is a bit more limited, and I've only got > ~25MB per week with which to work. Still, feedback like > this definitely influences my choices. add me as another YES! I actually like some toon scenes better than real ones I just wish the grrrls on Totally spies got their legs tied nd gagged as well and as osten as they wrists are |
| Snowcat |
| Sunday February 22 13:22:45 2004 Re: |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> > what's the BEST bondage scene in the WORST dramatic > > > presentation (movie or TV)? Hillbillies in a Haunted House |
| Snowcat |
| Sunday February 22 13:37:29 2004 Re: Ghoulies |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> > Ghoulies III > > A definite contender -- nudity, more than one cute naked > damsel seen, and ludicrously stupid-looking bad guys with > a plot to match. But IIRC, no gag. This was the very sexy Eva LaRue, and she was cleave gagged. She was also barefoot, and she did some great struggling tied to that table. (As for the nudity and multiple damsels, I think you might be thinking of another movie, because if she had been naked in this scene, it would have been a definite top ten of all time!) |
| Sunday February 22 13:39:27 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> > "Gridlock" (1996), with Kathy Ireland > b&g. > > Awful movie, but the scene wasn't all that great except > that it was Kathy Ireland. Tied hands in front with a > small tape gag IIRC. I think we could say that about many scenes, not that great but it was....As for "Gridlock", I thought the scene was excellent. Yes, mainly because it was Kathy Ireland, but it was a long scene with multiple camera angles and pretty good damsel expressions from Kathy. The first scene with her tape-gagged when menaced with the revolver was smaller tape but well-sealed. By the finale, the tape was clearly hanging by the sides as the villain ripped it off with a poor fake grimace by Kathy. |
| Sunday February 22 13:45:52 2004 Re> Heather Locklear |
| Fuzzweb has Heather Locklear pictures from 3 T.J. Hooker episodes on his website,including the "Obsession" episode with the hogtie scene: (http://www.fuzzweb.org) |
| anon22 |
| Sunday February 22 14:21:49 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| does anyone have the video or more caps from the barcelona 1917 young indiana jones? |
| Greg |
| Sunday February 22 14:37:38 2004 Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| > > "Gridlock" (1996)
> > > > Awful movie, but the scene wasn't all that great ---- OK, how about another movie from the USA Network's "Up All Night" vault: Kill! Kill!! Overkill!!! (1991)? Four damsels, three onscreen tape-gaggings, and in the climactic scene, the three b&g'd damsels are placed in a different position. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 22 14:59:12 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| A vote for the second worst movie of all time, Robot Monster. Gag snobs will dismiss it, but she's really tied, no faking. |
| Paul |
| Sunday February 22 15:17:18 2004 Re: Pic Of Virginia Mayo Tied Up |
| Tom Quin wrote:
> W Mitty wrote: > > > Where From? Must be a missing scene. The only time we see her tied is though an open door in the back room of the Psychiatrists office. I think this picture is of the room were Walter finds her asleep later but she is not tied then. Perhaps the originally had her tied for that scene as well? |
| Tom Quin |
| Sunday February 22 16:42:28 2004 Re: Billy the Kid Unmasked documentary |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> > > Just saw a promo on the Dsicovery Channel for > Billy the Kid Unmasked, airing Tuesday, March 2 at 9 > EST/PST. > > > > > > The female appeared to be a very actractive 20's > brunette in a halter-top dress much like the ones the > women would > wear in the western TV shows. She was visually tied by > the wrists to the top bedpost and cleve-gagged with a > fairly thick bandanna. She was apparently being held as a > "bait" trap for The Kid. At least thats what my > memory recolects from the 3 second view, looks like a > keeper. > ---- Saw another promo. This is no blink-and-you-miss-it. They recreate the scene of the Kid's demise which apparently included the damsel tied to the bed per above. Looks like there will be multiple angles, slow mo, etc. from what I can tell. New promo includes close ups. Tape discovery for an hour and you'll catch it. |
| JH |
| Sunday February 22 16:52:22 2004 Lorianne Crook in Cuffs |
| While channel surfing this afternoon I stumbled across a very minor scene on the cable channel GAC (Great American Country). In the last 10 minutes of "The Best of Crook and Chase" in celebration of Lorianne Crook's birthday, a male stripper dressed as a cop comes out and cuffs Lorianne's hands in front, then proceeds to do his "thing". One closeup of her hands near the end of the show.
The show airs again at 6pm Central tonight but I'm not sure if it's the same episode. These are reruns of the "Crook and Chase" daytime cable show from the 1990's. For future reference in tracking this down, the guests for this episode were Jerry Springer and Billy Ray Cyrus. |
| CM |
| Sunday February 22 17:49:11 2004 Re: Possible Alert (CSI Miami) |
| > (wife played by Lindsay Frost), are tied up. Frost has
>one for a scene in Mancusso, FBI where she received the >full treatment. Yes, in FBI, tied to a chair in a snug white sweater (camera pan up the body), wide white cloth OTM, learing bad guy, untied for a bathroom trip, re-tied, gloating again. Great scene and she's icy cool hot. Thanks for the potential heads up. By the way Mr. Mod, is the VCR alerts page the only correct place for a potential scene that has not been in any previews (but looks very good to pop.)? I always thought the VCR alerts page was for definite scenes. |
| Sunday February 22 17:53:32 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Major John wrote:
> "Love American Style' used to make me nauseous, but > it had at least one great scene (I forget the name of the > actress) with the DiD tied up by a burglar. That was Susan Tolsky who also was the female DID on "Madame's Place" (Of course only if you don't count puppets). |
| Earle |
| Sunday February 22 18:00:50 2004 Well, guess what, folks... |
| ...for the past few years we've been celebrating the achievement of Stefanie Powers and, since last year, Candice Bergen, of having done scenes in four different decades, and wondering whether either-especially Powers, who doesn't have to wait six years as Bergen does-would go where angels fear to tread and become what we thought would be the first damsel with scenes in five.
If the database is right, we thought wrong. Should Powers ever get it again, she'll find someone waiting for her in that undiscovered country of five-decade damseldom-(drum roll, please)-Joan Collins! Her first scenes were in the 1950s-"Tonight at 8:30" in 1954, and "Land of the Pharaohs" the next year. The database credits her with an apparently bondageless chloroforming/locked-in-a-cage scene in a 1966 "Man from U.N.C.L.E." episode, but she did have her hands tied behind her back in 1969's "Subterfuge," according to another entry. Still another credits her with a full-treatment scene in 1972's "Fear in the Night," and she's described as having been handcuffed (by Angie Dickinson; always thought she was a Give-and-Getter!) in a 1976 "Police Woman" episode. The 1980s saw her tied a couple of times on television: the "My Fair Pharaoh" episode of "Fantasy Island" from the 1980 season (by the way, if any of you saw the purported sacrifice-altar spreadeagle she's credited with here, please head over to Database Corrections to help clear up some questions), and the 1986 TV-movie "Monte Carlo." The 1991 "Dynasty" reunion TV-movie rounded out her resume and sealed her place in the annals of damseldom. Anyone want to lay odds on her doing one more just to bump herself up to six decades? Yeah, she's two weeks older than dirt now, but I still think it'd be cool, don't you? Oh, and to Pat Powers: Run-RUN, don't walk-to your friendly neighborhood video store and rent-or get thee to Best Buy or some such place and buy-the DVD of "Ted Bundy." The "Russian split" bondage-sex scene is WAY more explicit on disc than you described it. It's so explicit, in fact, that I'd probably avoid Blockbuster if I could. Given their reputation, I'd assume that if they handle this one at all, it's probably a bowdlerized version. If there are any Hollywood Video stores around your neck of the woods, you might check there; that's where I found it. |
| An Old Friend |
| Sunday February 22 18:12:09 2004 Re: Well, guess what, folks... |
| An Old Friend wrote:
>The 1980s saw her tied a couple of times on television: the >"My Fair Pharaoh" episode of "Fantasy Island" from the 1980 >season (by the way, if any of you saw the purported >sacrifice-altar spreadeagle she's credited with here, please >head over to Database Corrections to help clear up some >questions) I had it on today and was taping it, and half watching it. I didn't see a Joan Collins scene, even while rewinding to see if I'd missed it. It was probably edited out to make room for commercials. |
| Malasfan |
| Sunday February 22 18:17:39 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| > OK, how about another movie from the USA Network's
> "Up All Night" vault: Kill! Kill!! Overkill!!! > (1991)? Four damsels, three onscreen tape-gaggings, and > in the climactic scene, the three b&g'd damsels are > placed in a different position. I remember seeing that movie when I just your typical horny teenager. I remember thinking how it was the coolest damn thing to ever come out on those lame series of movies. That movie is probably the closest thing to a commerical bondage film to ever be on basic cable. |
| Paco The Bandit |
| Sunday February 22 18:29:46 2004 Re: Re> Heather Locklear |
| anon22 wrote:
> re> Mark O's post - Heather Locklear was on the show > "Dynasty", not Dallas. Not only that, it seems to be only a legend that there was a hogtie scene. No matter how many people (and the DB, I see) say so, I trust vidcapper HtF in this matter. See for yourself: |
| Peter de K |
| http://htfvidcaps.dyndns.org/vidcaps/Dynasty/Adam_greift_ein/index.html.html |
| Sunday February 22 19:13:15 2004 Re: Possible Alert (CSI Miami) |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> By the way Mr. Mod, is the VCR alerts page the only > correct place for a potential scene that has not been in > any previews (but looks very good to pop.)? I always > thought the VCR alerts page was for definite scenes. No, the original poster was correct, Kinky-Napper is wrong. Potential ones should be brought here, so that people who have more information can chime in. Besides, as I've said in the past, DON'T MODERATE MY PAGE. |
| The Moderator |
| Sunday February 22 19:17:07 2004 Re: Re> Heather Locklear |
| Peter de K wrote:
> Not only that, it seems to be only a legend that there > was a hogtie scene. No matter how many people (and the > DB, I see) say so, I trust vidcapper HtF in this matter. You are correct, there is no hogtie. I have updated the DB entry. |
| Brian R |
| Sunday February 22 20:10:12 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| Earle wrote:
Major John wrote: "Love American Style' That was Susan Tolsky who also was the female DID on "Madame's Place" (Of course only if you don't count puppets). The one I was thinking of is the one with Jessica Walter (I cheated and checked the database) |
| Major John |
| Sunday February 22 21:05:19 2004 Re: Best scene in the Worst TV Series and Movie |
| How soon we forget. Best DiD scene in the Worst Made-4-TV-Movie: "The Spirit" (1987) [imdb URL below.]
Nana Visitor is bound & gagged & strapped in a slowly closing automated iron maiden!!! [See image below.] The gloating villainess is, of course, Laura Robinson, a succubus-like teasing demoness sent to torment the living by *flirting* with DiD scenes but never allowing herself to be bound or gagged. (Remember the "Veronica Claire" series?) Anyhoo... Except for Nana's scene (including the cute little hopping bit she did after escaping the iron maiden) & the presence of Ms. Robinson, "The Spirit" *SUCKED*! (Sam Jones was The Spirit. Possibly the only person I know who can make David Hasselhoff look like an actor.) |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://imdb.com/title/tt0094017/combined |
| Sunday February 22 21:24:56 2004 Re: Posting possibles |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Yes, in FBI, tied to a chair in a snug white sweater > (camera pan up the body), wide white cloth OTM > Actually, it was relatively slim ... leaving a portion of her chin chilly. > I always > thought the VCR alerts page was for definite scenes. > I post possibles there as well ... I think the best policy is to post both there and here, to anally cover all one's bases. |
| Biff |
| Sunday February 22 22:44:59 2004 Re: Re> Heather Locklear |
| Brian R wrote:
> You are correct, there is no hogtie. I have updated the > DB entry. You sure about that? |
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| Anubis |
| Sunday February 22 22:48:59 2004 Heather's Hogtie scene |
| Woops, I thought we were still discussing TJ Hooker, I just scrolled back and saw the post about Dynasty that I must have missed earlier.
Oh well, enjoy the cap anyways. heh! |
| Anubis |
| Sunday February 22 22:54:46 2004 Re: Q about scene from Ted Bundy movie |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> Has anybody seen the DVD of this flick? Not suprisingly, I own this film on DVD, but it's only available in fullscreen because the film itself was originally shot in fullscreen and cropped for a widescreen theatrical release. |
| Anubis |
| Sunday February 22 23:03:34 2004 Kangaroo Jack |
| >Title: Kangaroo Jack (2003)
>Actress: Estella Warren, >Description: Estella's tied hands behind, closeup of >hands. No gag. Guy alert does anyone have caps of this scene(s)? |
| Doug |
| cobrakingus@yahoo.com |
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