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| Tuesday April 07 00:10:47 2015 The Following |
| How many times are they going to tease us into thinking Max getting a scene this season before it gets canned lol. Pretty much every episdoes involve Max almost getting herself into some kind of trouble and then nothing happen. i think eventually she will get captured and tied up hopefully. What do you guys think |
| Pixy |
| Tuesday April 07 03:33:26 2015 La Esquina del Diablo |
| There was a scene at the end of Monday's episode of "La Esquina del Diablo." Lilo de la Vega gets her hands chained behind her back and is tape-gagged. The episode number is 57. Continues Tuesday. Airs at 10 pm ET on UniMas with repeat later that night. |
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| Dextor |
| Tuesday April 07 14:03:05 2015 Re: The Following |
| She had a scene in Season 2. But yes I believe she will eventually have a scene this season. |
| Tuesday April 07 18:21:25 2015 Re: Holly Earl |
| K wrote: > Hey guys, found this picture on twitter from a while back > of Holly Earl, was wondering if anyone knew where it was > from, it would be greatly appreciated. > https://twitter.com/hollyearl_/status/358318668771373056 Based on the date of the photo and Ms Earl's IMDB page my best guess would be the 2013 film Dracula The Dark Prince. Never actually seen it though, don't know if it was ever even released. Certainly i think if it had been for one of her TV roles The Musketeers or Law & Orders UK - even Cuckoo - someone here would have seen it and it would have been talked about |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| Tuesday April 07 18:58:43 2015 Laurie Holden |
| Loosest gag ever? |
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| Tuesday April 07 20:08:59 2015 Re: Laurie Holden |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Loosest gag ever? > That or Amanda McBroom's initial gagging in Hawaii 5-0 Episode: "Heads You're Dead" (9.8) or Danielle Panabaker in The Flash Episode: "Revenge of the Rogues" (1.10) |
| Knottybrat |
| Tuesday April 07 23:21:45 2015 Re: Laurie Holden |
| Knottybrat wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Loosest gag ever? > > > That or Amanda McBroom's initial gagging in Hawaii 5-0 > Episode: "Heads You're Dead" (9.8) > or > Danielle Panabaker in The Flash Episode: "Revenge of > the Rogues" (1.10) IMHO, the loosie of all loosies was Kate Jackson's "gag" in Dark Shadows (dbase record number: 9455) It's one thing for an actress to pretend a loose cloth is actually an effective gag, but it takes a real professional to clutch the cloth between her teeth when the cleave-gag's knot literally falls apart and the cloth is in dire danger of fluttering to her lap. Well done Kate! |
| Van |
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| Tuesday April 07 23:50:28 2015 Re: La Esquina del Diablo |
| Dextor wrote: > Lilo de la Vega gets > her hands chained behind her back and is tape-gagged. > The episode number is 57. Continues Tuesday. Airs at 10 > pm ET on UniMas with repeat later that night. She is tape-gagged in all her scenes in tonight's episode. Still with hands bound behind her back and tape-gagged by episode's end as she is transported in the back of a vehicle. Scene will continue in Wednesday's episode. |
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