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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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| Sunday February 29 00:49:48 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| Biff wrote:
> Can you, or anyone else, provide same, and any other > details, for the FANTASY ISLAND scene early tomorrow > morning? I can't help you there, I've never seen it. I just spotted the episode title when I was searching to see when the Cleopatra episode would air again. (I tuned in late the last time it airred and thought I had missed the spreadeage scene.) |
| G-MaN |
| Sunday February 29 00:56:16 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| G-MaN wrote:
> I can't help you there, I've never seen it. I just > spotted the episode title when I was searching to see > when the Cleopatra episode would air again. (I tuned in > late the last time it airred and thought I had missed the > spreadeage scene.) There wasn't a spreadeagle scene when it showed last Sunday. There might have been at one time, but the extra commercials they show now requires stuff to be cut out of the older shows. |
| Malasfan |
| Sunday February 29 01:11:46 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| Malasfan wrote:
> There wasn't a spreadeagle scene when it showed last > Sunday. I chalked it up to scene creep. There was an unimpressive scene of Collins having her hands roped together to add her to the harem chain gang that isn't mentioned in the DB entry. I figured the author just blended the episode together with memories of "House II" to make it better in their mind's eye. (Like how I combine the lovely Kelly Hu's scene from "Scorpion King" with the tie up in the 1934 version of "Cleopatra". <g>) |
| G-MaN |
| Sunday February 29 01:15:38 2004 Re: The Most Dangerous Man Alive |
| Snowcat wrote:
> > Actually, I saw that movie and was a bit disappointed. > I read the description in Marburger's book and there was > a lot more described than happened. I'm wondering where you got/saw the movie... I bought it from a guy on the 'net some years back and was very happy with it's content. Fairly long scenes, and believe the movie that I saw had everything described by Marburger's book. At the time, I would have listed it to be among my 'Top 20' scenes. Am guessing that you saw a very incomplete, heavily edited version??? BTW, I'd agree with Anubis that "Candy Snatchers" was a decent movie... IMO definitely NOT a candidate for one of the 'worst' ones with scenes. |
| no trekkie |
| Sunday February 29 01:32:05 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| G-MaN wrote:
>> I chalked it up to scene creep. There was an > unimpressive scene of Collins having her hands roped > together to add her to the harem chain gang that isn't > mentioned in the DB entry. I think you're right. It probably is scene creep. I've never heard any details of when it occurs, and there didn't seem to be any place in the plot where it was likely to have happened except at the beginning when she was captured. But having a spreadeagle sacrifice at that point would have been quite a diversion. There is another Fantasy Island where Randi Oakes, in a toga, gets chained in a spreadeagle to a rock, but she's standing up. I've actually seen it. It exists. Stella Stevens orders her unchained. It's not a bad scene and should be coming up in a few weeks. TVLand seems to be showing the episodes in sequence. |
| Malasfan |
| Sunday February 29 02:00:06 2004 Billy the Kid |
| Interesting scene coming up on the Billy the Kid special Tuesday on the Discovery Channel. Previews show a woman cleave gagged with hands tied above the head. My guess is that this scene is related to the legend of his death. The story is, the lawmen heard that Billy was going to be visiting his girlfriend, so they went to her house, tied her up and waited for Billy to arrive. When he got there, they shot him dead.
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| Mike D |
| Sunday February 29 02:02:44 2004 re: "Hack" Attack |
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Many thanks to G-Man for the rundown of scene times for Saturday's 'Hack Attack'. Left Coasters owe you a biggie. I'm thinking that the scenes constitute the Year's Best, tho 'tis early. The damsel was superb [kind of a 'weathered' Elisha C.], the scenes lengthy and suspenseful, and the tape bondage seemingly quite thorough. Quibblers would point out that the lighting was poor [it WAS a basement!!] and the tapegag was...ummmm...errr...a tapegag. Still, it gets an 8.0 on my scale. FYI, the CBS website informs that the title of the episode was "Misty Blue". That's helpful, but they do NOT give the damsel's name. Anybody catch the credits at the top of the show when that should have popped up? |
| Overlooker |
| Sunday February 29 02:21:19 2004 re: "Hack" Attack |
| Overlooker wrote:
> I'm thinking that the scenes constitute the Year's Best, > tho 'tis early. > FYI, the CBS website informs that the title of the > episode was "Misty Blue". That's helpful, but > they do NOT give the damsel's name. Anybody catch the > credits at the top of the show when that should have popped up? I'll second that. Great scene, cute damsel, nice mmmppphhing, decent length. She even gets a handgag AFTER she's tapegagged. The actress is Catherine Kellner. |
| CM |
| Sunday February 29 03:44:33 2004 Re: Tonight's "Monk" had a scene |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> A middle-aged woman is bound at the wrists with duct tape > and tape gagged. I believe her wrists were bound to a > clothing rod or something, she was holding her as if they > were. She was in her 50s, a little old for most of us I > imagine, but still quite presentable -- you know, a > "Hollywood" mom. (Played the mother of one of > the detectives.) Monk Episode: "Monk Gets Married" -The scene occurs within the last 15-20 minutes of the episode. The 50ish actress in the predicament is Susan Kellerman. No closeups but scene is okay. |
| Nite Owl |
| Sunday February 29 07:28:00 2004 Re: Elisha in DID |
| >>>J Bauer wrote:
> What a difference a bad hairdo makes<<< Just a thought, but I'd say the teeny string bikini, flattering lighting, professional photogs, and some likely touchups has something to do with the difference as well. |
| The Greyman |
| Sunday February 29 08:22:07 2004 Re: Billy the Kid |
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> Interesting scene coming up on the Billy the Kid special > Tuesday on the Discovery Channel. Previews show a woman > cleave gagged with hands tied above the head. My guess is > that this scene is related to the legend of his death. > The story is, the lawmen heard that Billy was going to be > visiting his girlfriend, so they went to her house, tied > her up and waited for Billy to arrive. When he got there, > they shot him dead. Not exactly a new thing for the Discovery Channel. Some years ago, (1998 or 99)they ran a feature on army special forces training and showed an exercise where a woman in the role of an enemy guerilla is capture and bound and gagged. |
| Historian |
| historian64@hotmail.com |
| Sunday February 29 09:07:54 2004 Hack "Misty Blue" |
| Caps and clips on the DiDheap! |
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| Raffish |
| http://www.abductor.com/raffish/heap/ |
| Sunday February 29 09:36:24 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| G-MaN wrote:
> Malasfan wrote: > > > There wasn't a spreadeagle scene when it showed last > > > Sunday. > > I chalked it up to scene creep. There was an > unimpressive scene of Collins having her hands roped > together to add her to the harem chain gang that isn't > mentioned in the DB entry. Good call Gman ! thats exactly what happened. I did remember a scene with a brunette tied (horizontally) to a slab is a cave of some short for some reason. I had in my mind that it was the same eppy as larry linville/Julie Sommars scene (I did remeber it was a damsel in distress double feature). I was really surprised that it was Joan in that episode becuase I thought I was aware of her at the time & didn't remeber that it was Her in the cave. What must have happened is I caught the quick Joan handstied scene & remembered that I wanted to see it again. sorry about the bad D-base entry the other scene does exist and I'm VERY curious to find out what it was. It was Definitely NOT the Rhandi Oakes scene. I remeber that one & she was awesome. It might be "The Tomb" (don't quote me but I think its Jeannie Wilson in that one). Stay Tuned |
| Snowcat |
| Sunday February 29 09:46:31 2004 Re: The Most Dangerous Man Alive |
| no trekkie wrote:
I'm wondering where you got/saw the movie... I bought it from a guy on the 'net some years back and was very happy with it's content. Fairly long scenes, and believe the movie that I saw had everything described by Marburger's book. At the time, I would have listed it to be among my 'Top 20' scenes. Am guessing that you saw a very incomplete, heavily edited version??? I saw it on a cable channel & it was cut up more than construction paper in a kindergarden class. :( |
| Sunday February 29 11:06:03 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| Snowcat wrote:
> What must have happened is I caught the quick Joan > handstied scene & remembered that I wanted to see it > again. > sorry about the bad D-base entry If you could, sort the correct information and post to DB Corrections. Someone will get the entry updated. |
| Brian R |
| Sunday February 29 11:06:35 2004 Re: Hack "Misty Blue" |
| Thanx for the DiDcaps Raffish!
Even though I posted the 1st alert for this I actually missed it. I noticed there is no entry in the database. |
| Rich |
| bindherupx@yahoo.com |
| http://bindherupx.net/did/did.htm |
| Sunday February 29 13:29:01 2004 Re: Fantasy Island |
| Brian R wrote:
> > If you could, sort the correct information and post to DB Corrections. Someone will get the entry updated. actually someone already beat me to it. and might I add they did a great writing job on the correct description of Joan's scene. |
| Snowcat |
| Sunday February 29 13:42:23 2004 Re: Billy the Kid |
| Mike D wrote:
>so they went to her house, tied > her up and waited for Billy to arrive. giddyaup cowboy. hopefully someone gets caps of this |
| Kramer |
| Sunday February 29 15:42:10 2004 Original 'Bond' girl |
| In case anyone's interested there's a clip of Ursula Andress 'tied and greased in this sexy scene from Slave of the Cannibal God' at the link, just scroll down.
Haven't viewed it myself so I can't comment on quality etc. |
| http://www.aeolia.net/legs/legsgal.htm |
| Sunday February 29 17:42:27 2004 Re: Billy the Kid |
| Kramer wrote:
giddyaup cowboy. hopefully someone gets caps of this I'll be out of town, but this sounds like a job for Jay L who is always on the case - rest assured. |
| Major John |
| Sunday February 29 17:53:03 2004 Stacy Keibler of WWE handgagged |
| the date was 11/25/02 on monday night raw, a women named victoria came up behind stacy keibler and handgagged her. does anyone have pics of this, i know bindher posted it shortly after it happened. i've been looking everywhere for them. please, any help will be appreciated. |
| Diego |
| Sunday February 29 18:20:19 2004 Re: Hack "Misty Blue" |
| Looks like the caps were lightened up a bit from the clip.
Dark but nice scene. She appears to be wearing a dress/skirt and black boots. If anyone saw the episode maybe they can confirm/deny this. I like her captor's line "I'm sorry to leave you like this all day, but i had to show up at the office". Talk about trying to focus at work......... |
| BiG MT |
| Sunday February 29 19:31:12 2004 Hack ("Misty Blue") |
| > Dark but nice scene... I like her captor's line "I'm sorry to leave you like this all day, but i had to show up at the office". Talk about trying to focus at work...
~~~~ I liked his response to her (standard) sweet-talk attempt: "If you let me go, I'll do anything you want." The stripper knew that what had set him off before was her refusal to do a striptease for her sleazy boss when he brought her to his house. He considered his response, and I thought this is where he'd fall into the trap of so many incompetent evil captors before him. But instead, without saying a word, he re-gagged her, smoothing down the tape. I guess he managed to figure out that she could always later do whatever he'd want, if she was bound & gagged... |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 29 19:57:26 2004 Hack (Misty Blue) |
| Even though tape is my least favorite of the Big 3 (cleave, tape and ball), I too thought that this was a really nice scene. Pretty girl, decent tie, nice closeups and a real nice damsel in distress feel.
Even though the tape gag looked quite nice, did anybody else notice that when the hero ungagged her, he paused with the back of the tape towards the camera for a moment, and you could see the backing they had put on it to keep it from sticking to her lips. I'd guess that there was maybe a quarter inch border on top and bottom that was still gummed. Gotcha!! |
| David Knight |
| http://www.DavidKnightBondage.com |
| Sunday February 29 20:10:47 2004 Re: Original 'Bond' girl |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
In case anyone's interested there's a clip of Ursula Andress ___________________________ Not the orignal "Bond" girl. Linda Christian is. She did get her hands tied behind her back in a dress. See the link. |
| Rich |
| bindherupx@yahoo.com |
| http://www.klast.net/bond/cr54.html |
| Sunday February 29 20:51:02 2004 Re: FANTASY ISLAND |
| Biff wrote:
> > This is the first I've heard of it ... assuming > it's not a discombobulated entry for a scene not listed > in the DB of a woman bound and overgagged in a hair > stylist's chair, the patterned gag matching the sheet > covering her. She was not blindfolded, as the entry > states. Sonny Bono played the husband. > It turned out to be that scene ... I'll make the necessary changes in the entry. And while Bono *was* in the ep, he didn't play her mate. |
| Biff |
| http://community.webtv.net/unlikelysource/TheCaseFilesofBiff |
| Sunday February 29 21:11:35 2004 One Life to Live |
| A spoiler for this week says "The killer holds Eve captive and forces her to call Natalie."
Eve is a new character played by Lisa Barnes. I could not find a picture of her on the net so I have no idea if she's someone we'd like to see b&g or not. |
| Sunday February 29 22:07:12 2004 Re: One Life to Live |
| > Eve is a new character played by Lisa Barnes.
I believe Eve is the mother of the FBI agent, John McBain. She's up there in age (50s?) like the Rae character was. |
| G-MaN |
| Sunday February 29 22:43:08 2004 Re: One Life to Live |
| G-MaN wrote:
> She's up there in age (50s?) like the Rae > character was. Born 7/9/55; see link for other show credits. |
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