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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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| Wednesday May 21 00:23:54 2003 Re: Series finales w/ B&G scenes |
| Sort-of-qualifier: Kelly Hu at the end of the first season of "Martial Law": when the show returned in the fall, it was entirely different, with no reference whatever to how the lovely Ms Hu got out of her fix. |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.homestead.com/jebsadventurebound |
| Wednesday May 21 01:02:18 2003 Re: Collateral damage |
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> > Hey, dum-dums, don't reply to posts you know will be > > deleted > > Well -- I didn't know the post would be deleted. Really? You had no idea that a bogus alert about Buffy would be canned? You've been around enough to know better than that. > But I guess I will no longer contribute to this site. > After all, we're all just dum-dums! Cry me a river. I could have just deleted them all instead of taking time and trouble to bail you out. I guess I'm the one who's learned a lesson about helping people out. |
| Brian R |
| Wednesday May 21 08:24:16 2003 B&G in Pilots/debut eps. |
| Going to the other end of the spectrum, what starting off on the right foot with a DiD scene? "Detective School" comes to mind, as does "Dempsey and Makepeace." (albiet a mixed double with putz Micheal Brandon) I believe "Mannimal" had a DiD in the pilot, but I'm not 100% sure. |
| Historian |
| historian64@hotmail.com |
| Wednesday May 21 09:45:49 2003 B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| >...what starting off on the right foot with a DiD scene? "Detective School" comes to mind, as does "Dempsey and Makepeace." I believe "Mannimal" had a DiD in the pilot, but I'm not 100% sure.
----------- South Beach ("Diamond in the Rough") with Yancy Butler. Highlander ("The Gathering") with Alexandra Vandernoot. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Wednesday May 21 10:05:19 2003 Balko "Eyes In The Night" |
| New update...usual place. |
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| Raffish |
| http://www.abductor.com/raffish/canuck |
| Wednesday May 21 10:10:01 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| >...what starting off on the right foot with a DiD scene?
"Prince Street"...for the first and last time. |
| Raffish |
| Wednesday May 21 10:16:59 2003 JAG |
| What was the scoop on JAG last night? I saw Catherine Bell strapped to a table but I didn't catch how she got there. |
| Wednesday May 21 11:07:10 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| > >...what starting off on the right foot with a DiD
> scene? > 'Sweating Bullets' had a double tie-up sans gag in the pilot. |
| Ned |
| Wednesday May 21 11:20:05 2003 Re: Bound Baywatch Babes Please! |
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> Masterbind has some caps. Link can be found on anubis' > link page... > Does anyone know who the blond on his main page is? |
| Stalker |
| Wednesday May 21 14:12:09 2003 Re: Collateral damage |
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> Really? You had no idea that a bogus alert about > Buffy would be canned? You've been around enough to > know better than that. I thought it was so apparently bogus that it was harmless. > > > But I guess I will no longer contribute to this site. > > After all, we're all just dum-dums! > > Cry me a river. I could have just deleted them all > instead of taking time and trouble to bail you out. > > I guess I'm the one who's learned a lesson about > helping people out. No -- you are right here. You did the right thing. I just didn't appreciate being called a dum-dum -- when my only mistake was not deleting a couple lines of a post that seemed harmless. I don't even remember much of what it said. Anyway, it's your site, your rules (which I didn't intend to violate anyway) -- so I'll offer an apology and move forward. |
| gasface |
| Wednesday May 21 14:13:58 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| > 'Sweating Bullets' had a double tie-up sans gag in the
> pilot. Has anyone mentioned "That Girl" already? |
| gasface |
| Wednesday May 21 16:37:12 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/debut eps. |
| > Going to the other end of the spectrum, what starting
> off on the right foot with a DiD scene? "Detective > School" comes to mind, as does "Dempsey and Makepeace." > (albiet a mixed double with putz Micheal Brandon) I > believe "Mannimal" had a DiD in the pilot, but I'm not 100% sure. Yes, "Manimal", the short-lived series about a man who could morph into animals, did feature a Did in its premiere episode. She was none other than the lovely Melody Anderson, who played a police detective on the show. She was bound and cleave-gagged by the villainess, who referred to her as "special cargo"; Ms. Anderson made an angry muffled sound through her gag in protest. |
| Hadji |
| Wednesday May 21 16:50:16 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/debut eps. |
| > Yes, "Manimal", the short-lived series about a man who
> could morph into animals, did feature a Did in its > premiere episode. She was none other than the lovely > Melody Anderson, who played a police detective on the > show. She was bound and cleave-gagged by the villainess She wasn't B&G by the villainess (Ursula Andress, no less). Actually Melody was already B&G when approached by Ursula but Ms. Andress did a nice job of tugging on the gag to make sure it was secure. |
| Wednesday May 21 17:08:18 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/debut eps. |
| > > Yes, "Manimal",
A nice scene for a 4-time DinD. I remember the NBC previews all week showing her massaging her wrists so a tie-up scene was definitely guaranteed. |
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| Simon M |
| Wednesday May 21 17:34:05 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| Nice hadgag scene for Debra Messing in the pilot for 'Prey'. A nice B&G hogtie scene came later.
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| Will |
| Wednesday May 21 18:18:45 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/debut eps. |
| Yes, "Manimal", the short-lived series about a man who
could morph into animals, did feature a Did in its premiere episode. She was none other than the lovely Melody Anderson, who played a police detective on the show. She was bound and cleave-gagged by the villainess, who referred to her as "special cargo"; Ms. Anderson made an angry muffled sound through her gag in protest. |
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| Rich |
| bindherupx@yahoo.com |
| http://bindherupx.net/videos.htm |
| Wednesday May 21 18:26:28 2003 Re: THE AGENCY/LEFT COAST ALERT |
| > I enjoyed her line when the guy said, "I'm trying to
> help you." Her reply, "Well, you could have done that without duct tape and kidnapping!" That's a good quote. I was wondering, what are some of your favorite bondage-related quotes from actresses in scenes? |
| Wednesday May 21 18:57:40 2003 Anthology tapes |
| Hey everyone! This is Brent Smith at Chivalry Video with an important announcement to customers and others to inform you that because of money not received and owed from Slave Labor Productions. He is not authorized to sell any tapes of Chivalry Video. The new home for my tapes will be at Bindher from now on who has my authorization to sell them. His website is Bindher@bindher.com. You can buy fom me as well as from Bindher as I still do have plans for new tapes in the future. Any tapes you buy from Slave Labor is taking money away, that could be used instead to continuing making new tapes for you the customers who have been loyal in supporting me. I thank you all who have been and hope to in the future. |
| Brent Smith |
| binder2@webtv.net |
| Wednesday May 21 19:43:35 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| Anna Galvin in "Timecop"
And wasn't Morgan Fairchild's tie & gag scene in "Big Shamus, Little Shamus" in the premier? |
| JP |
| JAPfeif@aol.com |
| Wednesday May 21 23:23:43 2003 scene ID |
| I'm needing a bit of help on a scene. A girl is tied & cleave gagged in an attic or something & she is rescued by all these little mechanical dolls that come out of the walls! Crazy as it sounds! I remember reading about it on one of the (probably defunct now) sites for bondage in mainstream TV a few years ago & forgot about it till I recently received it in a compilation tape trade. Anyone have any idea of the name of this movie & the actress's name! thanks all! |
| JP |
| JAPfeif@aol.com |
| Wednesday May 21 23:46:43 2003 Re: B&G in Pilots/Debut eps. |
| > Has anyone mentioned "That Girl" already?
No, but that's a good call. One of my earliest remembered scenes (syndicated, that is--I'm not quite that old) and thus one of the most fondly remembered. Also beloved because it goes on for a while, and Marlo Thomas does a lot of mmmmphhing and carrying on trying to get her boyfriend to realize she's only bound and gagged for a part in a movie. |
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