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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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| Monday August 01 01:55:22 2011 An Unexpected Bondage Quote |
| http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b254094_first_look_kristen_stewart_in_snow.html For people who like hearing actresses reference bondage, the link is to an article about a movie being promoted at comic-com. When the director gave away a specific plot detail Charlize Cheron said, "Put a gag ball on it, seriously." |
| Monday August 01 02:00:15 2011 Re: flashpoint |
| > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Cynthia Preston has been B&G a few times herself I remember her old scene from the Rin Tin Tin TV show. It was an excellent scene. It was back in 1990. |
| Monday August 01 06:34:29 2011 Re: flashpoint |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Cynthia Preston has been B&G a few times herself > Gee, maybe they'll swap stories. This is a more plausible scenario. I should've remembered that Ms. Preston is no stranger to being bound and gagged herself. They may have compared notes on being bound and gagged. I would love to read a transcription of their conversation! |
| Hadji |
| Monday August 01 12:37:28 2011 Firewall (late alert) |
| Firewall Day: Monday August 01 2011 Time: 1:00 PM eastern Channel: American Movie Classics (AMC) Virginia Madsen and Carly Schroeder are both bound and gagged. Mary Lyn Rajskub is handgagged. |
| Kaman |
| Monday August 01 14:17:50 2011 Rip Kirby |
| Do you guys ever noticed that Rip Kirby comics are full of damsels in distress situations?. Besides dozens of handgags and other actions of our interest there are at least five stories including b&g scenarios. Unfortunately i dont know the english titles. Good hunt. La revuelta de Xena El pirata escorpion from 11/03/1963 to 03/08/1963 La voluble heredera from 18/05/1957 to 25/05/1957 La nadadora desaparecida from 14/06/1948 to 04/12/1948 La casa de las muñecas from 26/05/1947 to 11/10/1947 |
| Mandrake |
| Monday August 01 14:22:46 2011 Police Woman - Angie Dickinson |
| There is a database entry for Angie Dickinson in the TV series POLICE WOMAN. It says "On the opening credits there is a great close-up of Angie being cleave-gagged with a bandanna." It does not give an episode title. Is this during the credit sequence (with the theme song) that appears at the beginning of every episode or is this during the preview for a particular episode that appears before the credit sequence? Is there such a scene in the episode itself? |
| Kaman |
| Monday August 01 16:04:23 2011 Re: Police Woman - Angie Dickinson |
| Kaman wrote: > Is this during the credit sequence (with the theme song) > that appears at the beginning of every episode or is this > during the preview for a particular episode that appears > before the credit sequence? > Is there such a scene in the episode itself? It's in the opening title for every episode. (Well, it looks like that, at least). I've never seen the actual episode it was taken from, if i8t wasn't cut. |
| Monday August 01 18:08:03 2011 Re: Police Woman -- Angie Dickinson |
| Kaman wrote: > There is a database entry for Angie Dickinson in the TV > series POLICE WOMAN. It says "On the opening credits > there is a great close-up of Angie being cleave-gagged > with a bandanna." I believe the database is incorrect. Does anyone have proof of this? I used to watch that show and would remember this. I do remember the summer replacement show "Strange Report" on NBC had such a scene with its female lead in the opening credits. You tube has several different versions of the Police Woman opening. None has a clip of Angie being cleave-gagged. |
| Monday August 01 20:15:44 2011 Re: Police Woman -- Angie Dickinson |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I believe the database is incorrect. > Does anyone have proof of this? I used to watch that > show and would remember this. > You tube has several different versions of the Police > Woman opening. None has a clip of Angie being cleave-gagged. I have seen the POLICE WOMAN opening credit sequence (which includes the theme song) many times and I never saw a shot of Angie Dickinson gagged. I echo the question: Does anyone have proof of this? |
| Kaman |
| Monday August 01 20:40:20 2011 Re: Police Woman -- Angie Dickinson |
> I echo the question: Does anyone have proof of this? The "proof" would consist of someone having seen it. I have seen it about 500 times, and it looks to me as if her mouth is being covered with something. That's all I can do for you. |
| Scatter McOinkOink |
| Monday August 01 20:49:38 2011 Re: Police Woman - Angie Dickinson |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > It's in the opening title for every episode. (Well, it > looks like that, at least). I've never seen the actual > episode it was taken from, if i8t wasn't cut. You have actually seen this? What do you mean "it looks like that, at least"? Are you sure it is from POLICE WOMAN? Are you sure it is Angie Dickinson? I hope that you don't mind my skepticism. As I mentioned in my previous post, I have seen the POLICE WOMAN opening credit sequence many times and I never saw a shot of Angie Dickinson gagged. If this shot does exist, it would be a major discovery. |
| Kaman |
| Monday August 01 20:59:45 2011 Re: Police Woman - Angie Dickinson |
| Kaman wrote: > You have actually seen this? What do you mean "it > looks like that, at least"?< Don't want to go back and forth with you about it. |
| Mister McOinkOink |
| Monday August 01 21:01:02 2011 Re: Police Woman - Angie Dickinson |
| Kaman wrote: > in my previous post, I have seen the POLICE WOMAN opening > credit sequence many times and I never saw a shot of > Angie Dickinson gagged. If this shot does exist, it would > be a major discovery. Yeah, I've never seen it either, nor any indication that she was ever gagged on the series. I've wondered about this database listing for a while and figured it was scene creep. I suppose it's also possible that she was gagged in some unaired pilot, and a clip from this appeared in an early (and lost to history) version of the opening credits, but that's totally unfounded speculation on my part. Weird stuff like that happens sometimes. |
| Miss Cleo |
| Monday August 01 21:29:42 2011 Re: Police Woman - Angie Dickinson |
| Miss Cleo wrote: > > Angie Dickinson gagged. If this shot does exist, it > would > > be a major discovery. It doesn't. It's conceivable that the shot of her falling behind a steering wheel on the opening sequence could be mistakenly viewed as "something covering her mouth". She was never gagged on the series. Period. |
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