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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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| Friday September 25 01:47:21 2020 Re: Scene id |
| On September 24 2020 Terry wrote: > Anybody, maybe Kitai, knows what these 2 recent scenes > are? I thought the first two might be preparation for a tee shot at the PGA Championship. |
| Friday September 25 06:04:54 2020 VAN's FiCTiON is Updated! |
| Hi-Ho fellow DiDoids, and Happy Friday! Chapter 2 of *Prodigy* is posted. Enjoy! :-) http://www.vansfiction.net/ |
| Van |
| vansfiction@hotmail.com |
| Friday September 25 06:29:04 2020 Re: Victoria Pedretti- Haunting of Bly Manor |
| Just saw the posted image of Victoria from yesterday. What a gorgeous wide-eyed gagged damsel :). Always loved the "governess in distress" trope too. Watching this well-made series will be an absolute joy especially the build-up to Victoria's scene which will presumably be in the last couple of episodes. Tv shows can often have more time devoted to full treatment scenes as they need to fill out episodes(as in the excellent Condor scene a couple of years back)so Victoria could be bound for quite a while until she's rescued/escapes. And yes as another poster mentioned recent scenes have been disappointing lately. Lost Girls & Love Hotels was a non-event and even The Paramedic although ok could have been a classic. So very high hopes for a truly great scene in every respect for Victoria - in this appalling year we certainly deserve one! |
| Jim |
| Friday September 25 08:16:56 2020 Scene ID? |
| I'm trying to discover a scene from the very late 1980's to very early 1990's. An American tv movie about an attractive blonde lady set up by her evil husband and falsely committed to a mental institution which is run by a doctor in cahoots with her husband. She is scheduled for either shock treatment or a lobotomy. She's in a straitjacket strapped to a trolley being wheeled into an operating theater. She sports a rather unique gag. A white square or oblong bit secured deeply in her mouth with a strap making it look like a nice ballgag. She's rescued in the nick of time before the procedure can begin. Very cute damsel so if this scene sounds familiar to anyone please supply the title. Thankyou All. |
| Friday September 25 08:54:24 2020 Sum of Existence |
| Looks like a goodie from the screenshot https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0399706/ |
| Pixy |
| Friday September 25 09:04:33 2020 Re: Victoria Pedretti- Haunting of Bly Manor |
| I see randy groundskeeper character Peter Quint is in this new series. As played by Marlon Brando in The Nightcomers Quint was quite partial to bondage so there might be other scenes in this adaptation besides the one shown in the trailer. Or he might just be the one who catches and binds the fair young governess Victoria. Possibilities, possibilities... |
| Friday September 25 10:22:17 2020 Gagged for Punishment |
| Are there any scenes were the damsel gets gagged primarily as a punishment, because she made her captor/s angrier? |
| Friday September 25 10:36:12 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| On September 25 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Are there any scenes were the damsel gets gagged > primarily as a punishment, because she made her captor/s angrier? This is a "classic" punishment Title: Moving (1988) Medium: Movie Actress: Stacey Dash Description: Cute short scene in which Casey (Dash) is bound arms overhead with rope in the basement and gagged with white tape wrapped around her head. Her parents' idea is to keep her from interfering with the selling of the house. She is discovered when the prospective buyers insist on inspecting the basement. They are naturally shocked by this sight, but dad (Richard Pryor) covers by telling them that it is a school project on "sensory deprivation". Some mmpphhing from Casey, and if looks could kill..... The scene occurs at 28mins without commercials (iTunes release), and popped up at around 37mins in a Comedy Central airing. It lasts less than a minute. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095662/mediaviewer/rm957005057?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_evt_26 |
| cicisaur |
| Friday September 25 10:38:29 2020 Re: Sum of Existence |
| On September 25 2020 Pixy wrote: > Looks like a goodie from the screenshot > https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0399706/ It's very good. |
| Friday September 25 11:05:53 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| > Are there any scenes were the damsel gets gagged primarily as a punishment, because she made her captor/s angrier? ~~~~ Among my favorite b&g scenes in this category: Stepfanie Kramer in Hunter ("Night of the Dragons; 2.2). The other female captive who remained silent is not gagged. Tawny Kitaen in "Perils of Gwendoline" (1984). Spitting at the queen has its consequences. Karen Allen in "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" (2008). Continued loud bickering with Indy, even after their guard asks them to please stop. |
| J.T. |
| Friday September 25 11:23:53 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| > Karen Allen in "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the > Crystal Skull" (2008). Continued loud bickering > with Indy, even after their guard asks them to please stop. Reminds me of Lynda Carter in "Wonder Woman: The Starships are Coming." As she's being tied up, Diana is trying to get her captors to see sense, and the leader angrily orders, "Put a gag on her mouth!" |
| Robert Nielsen |
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| Friday September 25 12:00:19 2020 Re: Scene ID? |
| On September 25 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > I'm trying to discover a scene from the very late 1980's > to very early 1990's. An American tv movie about an > attractive blonde lady set up by her evil husband and > falsely committed to a mental institution which is run by > a doctor in cahoots with her husband. She is scheduled > for either shock treatment or a lobotomy. She's in a > straitjacket strapped to a trolley being wheeled into an > operating theater. She sports a rather unique gag. A > white square or oblong bit secured deeply in her mouth > with a strap making it look like a nice ballgag. She's > rescued in the nick of time before the procedure can > begin. Very cute damsel so if this scene sounds familiar > to anyone please supply the title. Thankyou All. There was a similar movie I watched on VHS during the late 1980s called Lies, starring Ann Dusenberry. She was bound and gagged prior to electroshock therapy in a mental hospital. She wasn't committed to that hospital, however, but instead told that she was playing the role of a mental patient in a movie. |
| Hadji |
| Friday September 25 13:04:08 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| On September 25 2020 J.T. wrote: > Among my favorite b&g scenes in this category: > Stepfanie Kramer in Hunter ("Night of the Dragons; > 2.2). The other female captive who remained silent is > not gagged. That was classic McCall. "Hey, buddy, you know you can get the death penalty for this?" Guy throws down the newspaper and gags her. Just great. |
| Friday September 25 13:06:46 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| On September 25 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > That was classic McCall. "Hey, buddy, you know you > can get the death penalty for this?" > Guy throws down the newspaper and gags her. Just great. https://i.imgur.com/IGwnzaW.png |
| Friday September 25 15:20:00 2020 Re: Utopia |
| Anything DID-wise at all in this or a bust? |
| Friday September 25 16:43:21 2020 Re: Scene ID? |
| Lies. That's it! Thank you so much Hadji! Ann Dusenberry looks gorgeous with that gag. I shall revisit the whole movie haven't seen it for decades. Cheers Mate! |
| Friday September 25 17:06:41 2020 Re: Scene ID? |
| Just watched Ann Dusenberry's Lies scene on utoobe. Funny how you forget details over time. No straitjacket but very sexy gag indeed. Female captor too. Niiice |
| Friday September 25 17:07:35 2020 ball tie scenes |
| are there any good recent ball tie scenes similar to that Asian one where the girl had the tan colored tape gag (scene ended badly for her :( ) also similar to the famous Las Vegas scene with Vanessa Marcil |
| Friday September 25 17:28:36 2020 Re: Utopia |
| On September 25 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anything DID-wise at all in this or a bust? Weak ziptie scene in I think episode 7 |
| Friday September 25 17:36:59 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| > Are there any scenes were the damsel gets gagged > primarily as a punishment, because she made her captor/s angrier? Great example https://i.pinimg.com/474x/f9/ec/67/f9ec676768e7152e2543feaac2fb20a2.jpg |
| Friday September 25 17:41:55 2020 Re: Utopia |
| > Weak ziptie scene in I think episode 7 I take it that's it. Really disappointing. Hopefully Jessica Rothe gets the full treatment sometime in the near future in another project. |
| Friday September 25 17:52:59 2020 Re: Elona Holmes |
| Shame there was nothing of interest but still a neat take. Love Millie's Ferris Bueller-esque asides. And how beautiful does she look with long hair?!? And she's only going to get better too. They're already talking sequels so we may be in for a future treat. If the producers don't get sued by Conan Doyle's estate for making Sherlock too "nice" lol! |
| Friday September 25 21:28:25 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
Record number: 10885 Title: Gang of Roses (2003) aka Guns and Roses Medium: Movie Actress: Stacey Dash aka Stacy Dash Description: In her first gag scene since the Richard Pryor comedy Moving, the lovely Stacey Dash gets the full treatment in this African-American spin on the western movie genre. Dash plays one of five American-American ladies who make up a band of 19th century bank robbers. She's been captured by the law and is being prepared for a hanging when she is rescued by the rest of the gang. During the scene, which pops around the 30-minute mark, Dash is being read her list of crimes with hands tied behind her back and a noose around her neck. She mouths off and receives a nice tight white cleave-gag. |
| Friday September 25 22:25:39 2020 Re: Gagged for Punishment |
| In between the "Batman" and "Wonder Woman" episodes mentioned above, there was Louise Jameson in the "Doctor Who" serial "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" In the climax Leela (Jameson) is put into a death trap by the head baddie and she insults him, earning my all time favorite gag order: "Silence the spitfire!" |
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