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| Monday October 01 01:56:57 2012 Charlie's Angels Season 2 DVD |
| Picked up the Charlie's Angels Season 2 DVD set for $4 this weekend. Fun to watch these again and see how corny they actually were. I'll try to rip the Magic Fire ep scene and share if it turns out any good. |
| Bosley |
| Monday October 01 07:26:08 2012 "666 Park Avenue" |
| Reading a review of this show's premiere, which I think aired last night, it said a woman was shown bound and gagged in a chair. Did that occur last night? |
| Monday October 01 10:57:58 2012 Re: Grace Park Interview |
| Gagster wrote: > Her sinking like a stone as soon as she entered the water > ruined the scene for me, and the fact that they had to > actually put weights on her and pull her under while filming proves the point. They should have made a point of having weights attached to the character to get her to sink. Interesting how no one complained that the last victim scene in "Funny Games" had the same conceit, but no one complained about it -- she wasn't weighted down either. Some people do have less buoyancy than others, and plenty of people drown in the world without being bound by tape -- let alone being weighted down in addition. (millions of examples, but one real life one is Natalie Wood). |
| Monday October 01 12:15:09 2012 Hawaii Five-0 Tonight |
| From the preview, it looks like there will be a girl taped to a chair tonight on Hawaii Five-0. No gag in the preview. By my count, that makes 4 straight Hawaii Five-0 Episodes (going back to last season) with tape-tied scenes. |
| Jackrabbit |
| Monday October 01 12:18:16 2012 Re: Grace Park Interview |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Gagster wrote: > > Interesting how no one complained that the last victim > scene in "Funny Games" had the same conceit, > but no one complained about it -- she wasn't weighted > down either. Some people do have less buoyancy than > others, and plenty of people drown in the world without > being bound by tape -- let alone being weighted down in > addition. (millions of examples, but one real life one is Natalie Wood). You missed my point. It wasn't a question of whether its possible for people to drown, its the way that this particular scene was photographed. Neither of the "Funny Games" movies showed the victim once they entered the water. They might have struggled on the surface until hypothermia took effect. In the case of Hawaii Five-O, we have a character who is an experienced surfer, who is restrained with only her wrists in front of her and her ankles tied, and the moment she hits the water she sinks like a stone. She thrashes around a bit before pretending to lose consciousness, and never once kicks to the surface. Its not that easy to sink in the ocean - which Grace alluded to in the interview. They had to call in the stunt coordinator to find a way to get her underwater, because she kept on coming back to the surface. This is the same kind of laziness that has an actress with her hands tied in front of her sitting helplessly brushing her hair out of her face or scratching her nose, but utterly incapable of pulling off her own gag. They could have added a realistic touch in many ways - knock her out, more secure restraints, weights.... Instead, they went with the kind of filming that gave us a scene that instead of bringing suspense, just reminded me of why I don't generally bother watching the show. Last point, the lazy filming ruined the scene for me. If you enjoyed it, that's fine - different tastes, and Grace did look cute sitting on the railing with the tape gag. |
| Gagster |
| Monday October 01 12:43:59 2012 Re: "666 Park Avenue" |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Reading a review of this show's premiere, which I think > aired last night, it said a woman was shown bound and > gagged in a chair. Did that occur last night? The psychic was seeing the future of the female lead. I watched almost the entire episode, but the shots were real quick and I only saw the future of the gal running and an axe being swung. The scene would have occured in sometime after the 40' (with commercials). The premonition scene was so fast, any scene would have been less then 6 seconds and were greyish and somewhat blurred. |
| civil |
| Monday October 01 12:46:28 2012 raising hope |
| Did someone mention that Martha Plimpton had a scene on raising hope. (It is not in the data base) if so could they give the episode and a small description |
| Monday October 01 14:51:40 2012 Re: Revenge |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Emily Van Camp has her hands tied apart behind a post. No > tied ankles. Was this the water scene shown in the promo? Can you detail the scene/setup? |
| Monday October 01 15:02:16 2012 General Hospital |
| Kristina is nabbed at the end of today's episode with a handgag. promo for tomorrow has everyone asking where is Kristina, then a shot of her ransom calling - only close up of face |
| Dextor |
| Monday October 01 16:45:30 2012 Re: Comic Book Covers |
| Badgerbondagebuff wrote: > Can anyone recommend some good comic book covers with > women tied up? I can'y vouch for the prices on these, but I wouldn't think they'd be too bad. Adventure Comics 412,435,439,450. Daredevil 205 Detective Comics 490 Iron Man 38 Lois Lane 120, 135 Spider Woman 6,8 Wonder Woman 203,207,221 Two personal favorites - Daredevil 104, with Black Widow tied on a tree limb with a great wraparound gag, and Ghostly Haunts 41, a great "prisoner of mutants in a sewer" cover. Hard to find because it was by small company Charlton. BTW, if by some chance the Con you're going to is the one in the Twin Cities, you'll want to stop at the table of artists Rich Larson and Steve Fastner. They have bondage-related art including a version of the sewer thing. Or check at Fastnerand larson.com. |
| Cinch |
| Monday October 01 17:43:49 2012 Re: Comic Book Covers |
| Badgerbondagebuff wrote: > Can anyone recommend some good comic book covers with > women tied up? No candidates from the 1940's that some > guy is going to have triple vacuum sealed, mounted like a > trophy, and wanting thousands of bucks for. I just mean > common comics that'll be somewhere in the long boxes for > a few dollars. I'm not a gag snob (although I certainly > don't mind them) so non-gag scenes are okay. Just like to > see fabulous babes tied up. Going to be hitting a comic > book show next weekend so would really appreciate > suggestions of titles to look for. Many thanks to all. One of my Favourites is Ms Tree #34 an independant from Renegade Press publsihed in the 90s, the title charecter is secured to a chair with Christmas Tree lights - story inside delivers on this promise too |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| http://www.comicvine.com/ms-tree-runaway-ii-chapter-five-exposure/37-73934/ |
| Monday October 01 19:52:31 2012 Re: raising hope |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Did someone mention Please make use of the search feature for such questions. |
| The Engineer |
| Monday October 01 20:16:48 2012 Hawaii 5-0 |
| Damsel found B&G with ducttape in car trunk, at about last 10 minutes. Didn't see the first half hour of ep so should be more |
| Monday October 01 20:49:48 2012 Re: General Hospital |
| MAN I hope the rest of the scene is better than that handgag. |
| KTS |
| Monday October 01 23:00:31 2012 Revolution- Tracy Spirakos next week |
| The lead chick gets tape gagged next week. YES!!!!!! |
| joe |
| Monday October 01 23:41:27 2012 Re: Revolution- Tracy Spirakos next week |
| joe wrote: > The lead chick gets tape gagged next week. > YES!!!!!! Tape-gagged onscreen, good struggling in promo. |
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