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| Friday March 05 00:08:55 2004 Re: Unreasonably motivated |
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This post was moved to Anything Goes. Poster: FFF Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday March 05 00:18:58 2004 Re: Poppy Montgomery/Kristen Miller |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find caps of Poppy > Montgomery gagged on Glory Days, or Kristen Miller on She > Spies? Sorry for bothering you, but I have been looking > for these scenes for a long time. Any help will be > appreciated, Thanks Caps of Poppy Montgomery, spanish website by Overlaid: http://www.geocities.com/overlaid_page/poppy_montgomery.html |
| James |
| Friday March 05 01:14:20 2004 address |
| www.geocities.com/overlaid_page/poppy_montgomery.html |
| Friday March 05 02:48:58 2004 STRIPERELLA alert |
| The SPIKE network cartoon Striperella finally came through with a B/G scene Thursday night. Striperella poses as an undercover journalist investigating a magician/ventrioloquist thief in Vegas (don't ask me). Anyway, she tries to interview the ventriloquist, who gets wise to her intentions and invites her on a tour of his lavish estate. Once they are in his basement, he slaps some handcuffs on her, slaps some yellow duct tape over her mouth and stuffs her in a crate with the intent of sawing her in half. Because she's Striperella, this ends much the same way as the Bionic Woman episode, where she explodes out of the packing crate. Though the scene is lightning quick, the joke continues as Striperella, now in full costume, stands over the villain and scolds him with the tape still over her mouth. Eventually, she tears it off and gets on the business of vanquishing the villain. Nice little scene. It should repeat on SPIKE on Monday at 10 p.m. CST. Scene pops sometime after the 20-minute mark on this half-hour adult cartoon. |
| KEVIN |
| Friday March 05 08:13:27 2004 Re: STRIPERELLA alert |
| KEVIN wrote:
> The SPIKE network cartoon Striperella finally came > through with a B/G scene Thursday night. Striperella > poses as an undercover journalist investigating a > magician/ventrioloquist thief in Vegas (don't ask me). > Anyway, she tries to interview the ventriloquist, who > gets wise to her intentions and invites her on a tour of > his lavish estate. Once they are in his basement, he > slaps some handcuffs on her, slaps some yellow duct tape > over her mouth and stuffs her in a crate with the intent > of sawing her in half. Because she's Striperella, this > ends much the same way as the Bionic Woman episode, where > she explodes out of the packing crate. Though the scene > is lightning quick, the joke continues as Striperella, > now in full costume, stands over the villain and scolds > him with the tape still over her mouth. Eventually, she > tears it off and gets on the business of vanquishing the > villain. Nice little scene. I caught the last few minutes of this episode, including the bondage scene. I had no idea this cartoon was still being shown. This is an excellent description of the scene. The scene is too brief, in my opinion, but still delectable if the viewer directs his complete attention to the episode. If you don't mind, Kevin, I'd like to compose a Database entry for this episode. |
| Hadji |
| Friday March 05 14:24:44 2004 Hope & Faith alert |
| I saw the preview for this and thought it was a possible-record, then I read the TV Guide listing and now it's a sure-thing to at least record.
Kellp Ripa gets rejected as a juror on tonight's episode and starts mouthing off in court. That's what they showed in the previews. The listing adds this teaser: "Hope won't take her rejection as a juror lying down. And before the verdict is in, her soap opera experience will come in handy." What experience can they be referring to other than her bound and gagged? OK, it's probably a million other things, but I'll record just in case. |
| Friday March 05 14:42:35 2004 Update |
| Well, it's Friday and school's OUT for the weekend ....that is, for those who don't have detentions at Happy Valley High..enjoy! |
| Major John |
| silent_night_022003@yahoo.com |
| http://www.bindher.com/silentnight |
| Friday March 05 15:05:23 2004 General Hospital |
| Someone on the west is going to have and fill in the details of the scene because ABC News thinks we give a crap about Martha Stewart instead. |
| G-MaN |
| Friday March 05 15:09:11 2004 Re: STRIPERELLA alert |
| Hadji wrote:
> KEVIN wrote: > > > The SPIKE network cartoon Striperella finally came > > through with a B/G scene Thursday night. Striperella > > > poses as an undercover journalist investigating a > > magician/ventrioloquist thief in Vegas (don't ask > me). > > I caught the last few minutes of this episode, including > the bondage scene. I had no idea this cartoon was still > being shown. This is an excellent description of the > scene. > The scene is too brief, in my opinion, but still > delectable if the viewer directs his complete attention > to the episode. If you don't mind, Kevin, I'd like to compose a Database entry for this episode. Feel free to use the description for the DB entry, Hadji. Just trying to help the team win... BTW, the Martha Stewart verdict live coverage has just cut in right as GENERAL HOSPITAL was getting under way. I get SOAPNET, but this STILL annoys the hell out of me. |
| KEVIN |
| Friday March 05 15:22:37 2004 GH scene came and went |
| When ABC finally cut back to GH, Courtney was out of danger, at the courthouse and trying to keep a lid on her abduction so that it wouldn't interfere with her testimony. So whatever the scene was, it appears that it came and went in the first 10-12 minutes of the episode. |
| KEVIN |
| Friday March 05 15:23:44 2004 soapcity |
| Any opinions on soapcity.com? Seems like there might be some potential there... |
| Raffish |
| Friday March 05 15:34:09 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| KEVIN wrote:
> When ABC finally cut back to GH, Courtney was out of > danger, at the courthouse and trying to keep a lid on her > abduction so that it wouldn't interfere with her > testimony. So whatever the scene was, it appears that it > came and went in the first 10-12 minutes of the episode. Somehow, I had a feeling that the scene would occur very early in. When I saw her at the courthouse, unbound, I knew we'd missed it. Damn ABCNews -- doesn't it seem like quite often ABCNews cuts in during a scene or is it just me? |
| Goten |
| Friday March 05 15:47:56 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| I saw the scene on a channel that didn't cut away to Martha Stewart, I have it on tape actually. It shows a couple of quick shots of the blonde blindfolded and cleave gagged, then someone walks in (doesn't show the person from the neck up) and pulls out a knife. The scene then cuts back to the courtroom for some talk, after a few minutes the blonde walks in and says her car ran out of gas. I only skimmed the scene, but it wasn't much anyway. |
| Herbert |
| Friday March 05 16:09:14 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| Herbert wrote:
the blonde walks in and says her car ran out > of gas. I only skimmed the scene, but it wasn't much anyway. at 3:30 Sam (who I want to see tied and gagged more than just about anyone) walks in on Alcazar in her room THEN MY POWER AND CABLE WENT OFF ANY updates on Sam would be very much appreciated |
| Snowcat |
| Friday March 05 16:18:58 2004 Nestor Burma caps |
| Anyone know of anywhere I can find a lot of Nestor Burma caps, from a lot of the episodes that had scenes? I saw the one scene at Fuzzweb's, and I'd like to see any caps of the other scenes that are in the database, if possible. Thanks. |
| Spanky |
| Friday March 05 16:26:43 2004 One Life to Live |
| I was so peeved about getting screwed out of the GH scene (I've already started looking in dropping cable and getting a dish so I can get Soap Network.), I forgot to post that Eve Macbain is tied to a chair in the final scene today on "One Life to Live". So that's two scenes with in a twenty minute span for you West Coasters. |
| G-MaN |
| Friday March 05 16:50:32 2004 DID-worthy premium channel? |
| Frequently it seems a lot of the VCR-Alerts features a scene on a premium channel such as HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, Movie Channel, or a varient of one of these. I suppose the argument could be made that when subscribing to just one you'll "eventually" see the scene sooner or later. But when it comes to first-run which would you say has the better chance? Not looking to start a debate, just observations from those who have/are subscribed to more than one of these at the same time. Also a related question, which tends to re-run the classics (i.e. Bound, Head Above Water, etc) more often then the others?
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| Kerhop |
| kerhop@oz.net |
| http://www.derekbarkers.com/kerhopf/default.html |
| Friday March 05 17:06:29 2004 Re: Nestor Burma caps |
| Spanky wrote:
> Anyone know of anywhere I can find a lot of Nestor Burma > caps, from a lot of the episodes that had scenes? I saw > the one scene at Fuzzweb's, and I'd like to see any caps > of the other scenes that are in the database, if > possible. Thanks. Just a guess, but our friend Jay L has been quite generous in this regard...in fact, it's the SECOND site I usually check out weekly in alphabetical order ...just after Indian recipes.com Try it...you'll like it.... |
| Major John |
| Friday March 05 17:10:25 2004 Not TOO bright on my part - link noted |
| http://www.abductor.com/raffish/canuck/ |
| Major John |
| Friday March 05 17:13:42 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| > > came and went in the first 10-12 minutes of the
> episode. Um, NO!!!!!! Here in L.A. it was not preempted, but it must have happened in the first THREE minutes of the episode, because I tuned in at no later than FOUR minutes past the hour, there was some courtroom talk, THEN she comes in and says she ran out of gas (after the prerequisite "where is she?" "maybe she's all tied up?" lines by two other characters). I missed it, DESPITE the alert, because, unfortunately for me, it was inaccurate. Grumble, grumble, grumble, grumble . . . (will someone please post a few pics on their site? please?) |
| Clarifier |
| Friday March 05 17:38:44 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| Clarifier wrote:
> (will someone please post a few pics on their site? please?) But of course! Caps and clips of this short-but-not-entirely-unsweet scene on the DiDheap. Am I correct in my understanding that the damsel in question is Alicia Leigh Willis? Because, wow, she looks a lot different than in that Another World scene with the time bomb (which happens to be among my all-time soap favorites). |
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| Raffish |
| http://www.abductor.com/raffish/heap/ |
| Friday March 05 18:15:08 2004 The ABC News travesty |
| > > BTW, the Martha Stewart verdict live coverage has just
> cut in right as GENERAL HOSPITAL was getting under way. I > get SOAPNET, but this STILL annoys the hell out of me. Well, at least you get Soapnet. I don't, which pretty much means I'm S.O.L. To Raffish: Thank you for posting a clip, and yes, that is Alicia Leigh Willis (she's easy to recognize, considering this is the fourth time in the past year she's been gagged and/or blindfolded). |
| Friday March 05 19:48:38 2004 Re: General Hospital |
| G-MaN wrote:
> Someone on the west is going to have and fill in the > details of the scene because ABC News thinks we give a > crap about Martha Stewart instead. Don't you know about the Soap Scene/Breaking News Cosmic Connection? |
| Brian R |
| Friday March 05 19:57:09 2004 Re: General Hospital |
| Brian R wrote:
> Don't you know about the Soap Scene/Breaking News Cosmic > Connection? I had heard paranoid rantings but I didn't believe them it happened to me. How else can you explain Rathers not waiting just ONE more minute to interrupt. But the good news is life goes on. Not like she hasn't been B&G before and will be again as long as she stays on General Hospital. |
| G-MaN |
| Friday March 05 20:36:39 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| Clarifier wrote:
> > I missed it, DESPITE the alert, because, unfortunately > for me, it was inaccurate. > Nothing inaccurate about it. KEVIN said the scene occurred in the first 10-12 minutes. I'm assuming you mistook that to mean it happened *between* the 10' and 12' marks. It was clear to me ... and I thank him for his info. The scene popped about 2:40 in and lasted around thirty seconds, with a cut to the courtroom bisecting it. |
| Biff |
| http://community.webtv.net/unlikelysource/TheCaseFilesofBiff |
| Friday March 05 21:31:03 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| Biff wrote:
> Nothing inaccurate about it. KEVIN said the scene > occurred in the first 10-12 minutes. I'm assuming you > mistook that to mean it happened *between* the 10' and > 12' marks. It was clear to me ... and I thank him for > his info. > > The scene popped about 2:40 in and lasted around thirty > seconds, with a cut to the courtroom bisecting it. This'll be the only additional thing I say about it, because I'm responding to an equally non-constructive posting. C'mon. If someone says it occurs in the first 10-12 minutes, it sure implies that at the very earliest it would occur in the midway point of this (the 5 or 6 minute mark), but more likely it implies that it lasts - off and on - THROUGHOUT those first 10-12 minutes. I'm certainly not blaming anyone, I've been guilty of far worse mistakes than not paying attention to when a scene pops. But c'mon, a mistake is a mistake, however minor it might be. Kevin obviously didn't look at the clock, just guessed. But next time 'sometime at the start of the program' would be heck of a lot more helpful (10-12 minutes is a very specific statement). Okay, enough explanation. C'est la vie. |
| Clarifier |
| Friday March 05 22:05:48 2004 scare tactics |
| anything last night? |
| charles |
| Friday March 05 22:07:26 2004 Re: DID-worthy premium channel? |
| Kerhop wrote:
> Frequently it seems a lot of the VCR-Alerts features a > scene on a premium channel such as HBO, Showtime, > Cinemax, Movie Channel, or a varient of one of these...But when it comes to first-run which > would you say has the better chance?... ...On balance, I'd say that Showtime and its 'offspring' [Showtime Extreme, etc.] is your best source for first-run and/or 'classic' items. I haven't kept a tab since I got digital cable, but that's my best reckoning. Showtime and its spawns run lots of movies that were actually made by Showtime and many of those have bondage themes -- e.g., "The Fifth Corner", the newer TV movies produced by Roger Corman, etcetc. ...Meanwhile, HBO runs some stuff, but don't hold your breath. Skinamax is basically a tease factory, though they do run some 'classic' Tarzan flicks and other stuff of interest at 6:00 a.m. on weekdays. As for The Movie Channel, it's owned by Showtime, so you'd basically get recycled stuff and 'seconds' there. |
| Overlooker |
| Friday March 05 22:16:09 2004 mad house |
| any good thing about this show and what is coming in the weeks ahead? |
| charles |
| Friday March 05 22:29:55 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| Clarifier wrote:
> C'mon. If someone says it occurs in the first 10-12 > minutes, it sure implies that at the very earliest it > would occur in the midway point of this It doesn't imply anything. It means tape the first 10 minutes and you will have the scene, which was the case here. It's a hard habit to break, trying to use as little tape as possible, but I've learned my lesson by missing the start of to many scenes trying to do just that. And it's not that the tapes are expensive, they are just starting to take over the house (100+ easily, plus a BIG box of Jay L tapes.) I've switched pretty much to using my computer to catch scenes. 1,400 and growing on a thing smaller than one VCR tape. |
| G-MaN |
| Friday March 05 22:43:13 2004 Re: General Hospital |
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WHAT ABOUT SAMMMMMMMM????? |
| Snowcat |
| Friday March 05 23:14:54 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| > The scene popped about 2:40 in and lasted around thirty
> seconds, with a cut to the courtroom bisecting it. So if the scene started at the veru beginning of today's episode, was anything shown at the end of YESTERDAY'S episode? She had to have been grabbed at some point before today. |
| Friday March 05 23:17:16 2004 Re: DID-worthy premium channel? |
| Kerhop wrote:
> But when it comes to first-run which > would you say has the better chance?... > Also a related question, which tends to re-run the > classics? As far as first run I would say it's a tie between HBO and Starz. For the older stuff, half the alerts out there seem to be for one of the Cinemax channels. (but oddly, rarely Cinemax itself.) |
| G-MaN |
| Friday March 05 23:19:07 2004 Re: General Hospital |
| Snowcat wrote:
> WHAT ABOUT SAMMMMMMMM????? They talked. She pulled out a big shotgun from under her bed. He left. |
| G-MaN |
| Friday March 05 23:20:10 2004 Re: GH scene came and went |
| Clarifier wrote:
> > I'm certainly not blaming anyone > Of course not ... grumbling is a sign of gratitude in your culture. > I've been guilty of far > worse mistakes than not paying attention to when a scene > pops. But c'mon, a mistake is a mistake > KEVIN stated quite clearly that he hadn't *seen* the scene, since it was pre-empted. He was letting us know that it occurred within the first 10-12 minutes, as that's when the verdict coverage ended. I thank him for going to the trouble to give us the best intel he had, and there's nothing "non-constructive" about that, or explaining why you're barking up the wrong tree ... is there? |
| Biff |
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