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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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| Thursday March 18 00:50:05 2021 Re: Magnum P.I. Possibility |
| On February 19 2021 Fred wrote: > show before had a main female character ziptied in front, hood on, like in the preview. Nothing beyond that. Sorry i didn't quite understand, who got hooded and when? |
| Michael |
| anonymouse33@yahoo.com |
| Thursday March 18 00:52:54 2021 Re: Nancy Drew |
| On March 17 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Wow, sounds like gags should have been applied. Some > things just not meant to be. Still infuriating. I guess they didn’t gag them since it was a lengthy scene and they wanted to have some dialogue between them. At least they’ve shown they’re willing to give us a quality scene (no gag withstanding) so I’m hopeful we’ll get a full treatment scene at some point. |
| Thursday March 18 01:51:55 2021 Re: Nancy Drew |
| On March 17 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On March 17 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > All this talk about the scene and now it has aired. > Did > > anyone watch it? What happened? > Good lighting, good rope work, and solid close ups; this > could have been scene of the year material if only they > were gagged. I hope we’ll see more like this from the > series if they steer away from more of the supernatural stuff. Well, everyone has an opinion. Mine is that it would have been a disappointment, except that I was expecting it to be bad and got exactly that. Good lighting? Really? It was so dark you could barely make out the ropes around their necks. The bonds looked okay, but were scarcely shown. And the two of them sat and talked about their pasts instead of sharing ideas on how they might get out of the trap. I mean, since your mouth isn't covered, at least try to blow out the candle or scream for help. A scene that will live for never. |
| Thursday March 18 01:58:36 2021 Re: Nancy Drew |
| On March 17 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On March 17 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Good lighting, good rope work, and solid close ups; > this > > could have been scene of the year material if only > they > > were gagged. I hope we’ll see more like this from > the > > series if they steer away from more of the > supernatural stuff. > Wow, sounds like gags should have been applied. Some > things just not meant to be. Still infuriating. Gags would've completely defeated the storyline purpose of this scene. Like, the whole reason this scene even happens is so that Nancy has a chance to talk to George while she's being possessed by a ghost. Without that conversation this scene doesn't even exist. |
| Rockner |
| Thursday March 18 09:18:55 2021 Re: Nancy Drew |
| Can anyone identify the episode title? Seems on the Cw page they offer free streaming of episodes but it looks like they air at a later date then when originally broadcast. |
| Thursday March 18 09:58:13 2021 Re: Nancy Drew |
| On March 18 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Can anyone identify the episode title? Seems on the Cw > page they offer free streaming of episodes but it looks > like they air at a later date then when originally broadcast. Per the IMDb, the episode of Nancy Drew broadcast March 17 was titled “The Quest for the Spider Sapphire” (2.08). The IMDb usually has information on upcoming episodes. |
| flash5lk |
| Thursday March 18 12:54:52 2021 Re: Nancy Drew 3/17/21 |
| On March 17 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > anyone watch it? What happened? Mainly for completists; decent rope work mostly obscured but no gags, damsels were dressed like slobs (sweats), and poor lighting. Since the characters are 'Chatty Cathys' they mostly talked off topic as if their lives weren't in danger, similar to the Frankie Drake episode not too long ago. At least the Frankie Drake episode was better lit and the damsels were more...attractively tied and wearing skirts. I think we can expect future female-centric mystery shows like this to be mostly gagless at least with the main characters. Funny how the Lifetime network is fast becoming our 'lifeline' with a better success rate in terms of full treatments, even if poorly tied. Too bad they don't have their own mystery series. |
| Captain Morgan |
| Thursday March 18 13:27:56 2021 Ducktales- Last Adventure |
| The most recent episode of the Ducktales series had Webby B&G, if anyone's into that. |
| The Fixer |
| side_bob0219@hotmail.com |
| Thursday March 18 14:49:52 2021 Re: Ducktales- Last Adventure |
| On March 18 2021 The Fixer wrote: > The most recent episode of the Ducktales series had Webby > B&G, if anyone's into that. Hell yeah, nothing gets me going like animated ducks in bondage. Quack, quack! |
| Daffy Duck |
| Thursday March 18 17:15:59 2021 Re: Nancy Drew |
| > The Writers are paying attention to those books it seems > https://twitter.com/DrewCrewWriters/status/137235934724682 > 5472 Chloro tweet retweeted by Kennedy McMann https://twitter.com/kennedymcmann |
| Thursday March 18 19:54:48 2021 Get Smart |
| Is this an out-take? https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/the-farkas-fracas-episode-11-aired-12768-pictured-barbara-feldon-as-picture-id138446548?s=2048x2048 |
| Thursday March 18 22:25:38 2021 Re: Get Smart |
| On March 18 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Is this an out-take? > https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/the-farkas-fracas-epi > sode-11-aired-12768-pictured-barbara-feldon-as-picture-id1 > 38446548?s=2048x2048 Never seen that. Nice find. Always liked that scene, with Tom Bosley and that character actress that was in every sitcom in the 1960s and 70s. Right before 99 is tied and gagged, she says "we're CHAOS" to which Bosley says "you're holding a gun on her and I'm taking pictures of secret documents. Who else would she think we are? Sonny and Cher?" |
| Thursday March 18 23:53:23 2021 Re: Get Smart |
| On March 18 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > that character actress that was in every > sitcom in the 1960s and 70s. If I remember correctly, that character actress was Alice Ghostley, who had her own nice little scene in "Car 54, Where Are You?". |
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