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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 June 24 00:07:44 2010 Re: DID's lips |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Which actress that was gagged has the most beautiful or > biggest lips? Such gaggable lips should be sealed with sheer white adhesive tape where the lips are barely visible underneath the tape. Sooooooo Sexy!! Examples: Michael Michele & Lise Cutter - "Dangerous Curves"; Wendy Kilbourne - "Midnight Caller"; Teri Austin & Sandra Nelson - "Scene of the Crime"; Mary Kate McGeehan - "Knight Rider". |
| Delbert |
| Thursday June 24 01:34:08 2010 Re: DID's lips |
| Hadji wrote: "Memory Run" 1996 > > Isn't this movie also known as "Synapse"? Yeah. Ugh - awful movie. Leo the Critic. |
| Leo |
| monkmayfair2000@yahoo.com |
| Thursday June 24 03:01:14 2010 Vecinos |
| I was looking for the Vecinos scene with one spanish lady cleavegagged with a white scarf--if any info to a link with this scene or a clip on the videopage would be much appreciated.thanks |
| gagguru |
| Thursday June 24 05:40:44 2010 Re: DID's lips |
| Leo wrote: > Hadji wrote: > "Memory Run" 1996 > > Isn't this movie also known as "Synapse"? > Yeah. Ugh - awful movie. Leo the Critic. I don't recall much about the plot of the movie; I simply watched it until the scene where Karen Duffy was bound and gagged. I'll take your word for it that the movie sucked, but it did have one redeeming feature that ensured that it would be discussed on and off for many years after its release: the beautiful brunette lead actress was bound and gagged. |
| Hadji |
| Thursday June 24 14:52:05 2010 Covert Affairs |
| New show on USA about a spy: http://www.usanetwork.com/series/covertaffairs/ |
| ss |
| Thursday June 24 16:50:10 2010 Re: Covert Affairs |
| ss wrote: > New show on USA about a spy: > http://www.usanetwork.com/series/covertaffairs/ So? |
| JD |
| Thursday June 24 17:02:52 2010 Re: Covert Affairs |
| JD wrote: > ss wrote: > > New show on USA about a spy: > > http://www.usanetwork.com/series/covertaffairs/ > So? Just something to keep an eye on/look forward to. |
| ss |
| Thursday June 24 19:46:43 2010 Play in S/E Michigan tomorrow |
| Just a reminder that there will be a confirmed b&g scene in the one act play titled: "The Stop Smoking Technique" playing this Friday and Saturday at the Stagecrafters "New Works Festival"in Royal Oak, MI. It's cheap, only $5 and the play is a comedy that runs in hour #2 on Friday night(approx 8PM) or on the Saturday matinee (approx 1 pm). For those who like a bit of comedy with their damsels, this should be right up your alley! Seating is limited, so arrive when the festival starts to make sure you can get in. |
| Thursday June 24 20:31:22 2010 Need title of film |
| I have a memory of a film I saw on television years ago - I believe it was made anywhere from early to late 70's - with a damsel (brunette I believe) who at the end was dragged by her tied ankles into the 'depths' of a haunted(?) home. I remember one scene explicitly since part of it was featured in the commercial for it (why I tuned in): She was dragged thru the house slowly via rope, only her ankles tied, by these small humanoid creatures. She seemed to be drugged and lethargic which is why she didn't seem to put up much of a fight, at one point she shines a flashlight on them to temporarily scare them away but they somehow get the light away from her and jump on it to shut it off. Film doesn't end well for her but it's not graphic - by the time her husband(?) arrives it's too late and she is pressumed to have disappeared. I believe the film was about this haunted house with these unexplained disappearances and her supposed irrational paranoia (justified of course). Not a very good film but a good long scene from what I remember. Any help with the title is much appreciated; I think it had "dark" somewhere in the title. |
| CH |
| Thursday June 24 21:08:48 2010 Rookie Blue |
| Three gals handcuffed in opening minutes. Not much but one is Peregrym gal. (close spelling). ABC at 9pm for those on the West Coast. No gag. |
| civil |
| Thursday June 24 21:17:36 2010 Re: Need title of film |
| CH wrote: > Any help with the title is much appreciated; I think it > had "dark" somewhere in the title. Sounds like: Record number: 7757 Title: Don't be Afraid of the Dark (1973) Medium: TV Movie Actress: Kim Darby Description: At the end of the well-made horror film, Sally Farnham (Darby) has her pantyhosed legs bound and is being dragged across the floor. At the sceen proceeds, her skirt rises to show some great legs. |
| Brian R |
| Thursday June 24 21:20:19 2010 Re: Covert Affairs |
| ss wrote: > New show on USA about a spy: > http://www.usanetwork.com/series/covertaffairs/ First & foremost, the lead is Piper Perabo, one of my favorite cuties...And she can act!! And the adorable Piper as a nascent spy simply HAS to get herself tied up a time or two, right?? The show begins its run on July 13, and I think it's the best hope of the summer for quality -- see USA's 'In Plain Sight' & 'Burn Notice' -- and DiD potential. |
| Overlooker |
| Thursday June 24 21:46:52 2010 Re: Rookie Blue |
| civil wrote: > Three gals handcuffed in opening minutes. Not much but > one is Peregrym gal. (close spelling). ABC at 9pm for > those on the West Coast. No gag. :45 with commercials, Peregrym has to handcuff herself. |
| civil |
| Thursday June 24 23:38:25 2010 New Futurama ep "InnagaddadaLeela" |
| For 'toon fans... In tonight's second Futurama ep, there's a fantasy sequence where Zapp Brannigan rescues an actress portraying Leela (with a very unconvincing cyclops eye) who's tied to a chair, and Fake Leela immeddiately coos, "Oooo, Mr. Brannigan, please tie me up again and ravish me!" (or something to this effect). |
| Monterey Jack |
| monty39@verizon.net |
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