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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 October 30 03:15:00 2009 Re: Humilating |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > The more humilating for a damsel, the better. What about a sitter or nanny getting bound and gagged by her charges? Kind of a career ender also. |
| Montel |
| Friday October 30 04:02:28 2009 Question about this pic |
| I saw this pic from Raffish's site a while ago. Hmmm, I was just finding this scene interesting. As the two damsels are tied back to back, is that a cleave gag on both of them. Let me rephrase, are they both gagged with a single cloth? If so, that would be awesome, a damsel cleave gagged with the same cloth using to gag another damsel. |
| Friday October 30 07:03:29 2009 Re: Question about this pic |
| BTW, this scene is Lynn Herring and Kristina Wagner's scene from General Hospital |
| Friday October 30 14:31:22 2009 As the World Turns |
| "Teri" (Vanessa Ray) is discovered bound and gagged right near the beginning of the episode. She is laying on the floor behind a bar. She is gagged with gray duct tape over her mouth. There is good mmmphing. The scene is brief. She is shown from the chest up. Later on (after a commercial), she is shown being unbound by the guy that discovered her. Her hands are behind her back and she is not gagged. It is a good scene. |
| Tapemaster |
| Friday October 30 15:28:54 2009 Alert Error |
| Posted alert via zap2it and appears the TVland airing is a no go. 2 time in two or so weeks that zap2it had errors. Little House on the Prairie Day: Friday October 30 2009 Time: 6pm EST Channel: TVLand Fri 10/30 6:00-7:00pm 304 TVLAND Record number: 12357 |
| civil |
| Friday October 30 18:25:41 2009 Re: Dollhouse |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Snidely Claw wrote: > > Dollhouse is dead. That scene wont air till > December now, as they're "Benching" this show after > > > tonights episode. > Like anything Fox airs on Friday will draw any better > ratings. I don't understand when these shows are already > filmed why the networks don't just run them out? ... There may be exceptions now but the fact is TV only exists because of advertising and ad execs don't like low numbers so they will threaten to pull their ads if the network doesn't switch programming. Once a show dips below a particular rating the advertisers (and networks) consider the show a "loss" and will ditch it - I don't know how or why but in most cases a "reality" show or other contemporary simple-minded programming will fair better in the ratings in comparison to complex programming. Statistical science I pressume (mindless channel surf attraction to stupid shows probably). This is why "Law & Order" is broadcast in many different markets from morning to evening simultaneously. Not that "Law & Order" a "stupid" show but contemporary crime/victim-based shows do well - which also explains the 3-4 different "CSI" shows. Or, it could be another reason entirely. Maybe Fox should change the name to "CSI: Dollhouse" to play it safe. |
| Captureher |
| Friday October 30 22:11:11 2009 mariska |
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This post was moved to The Video Page. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: This is the last vid request I'm moving for a while. It's going to deletions until people get the message. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday October 30 23:31:54 2009 LMN: Pick A Flick Friday |
| I just came across a promotion on the Lifetime Movie Network called Pic A Flick Friday. I guess leading up to Friday they have you vote on movies and of course the winners are shown back to back on Friday. Right now, I am watching the last 30 minutes of "Cabin By The Lake". How nice voters. Hedy Buress and Susan Gibney. A personal favorite of mine. |
| Nite Owl |
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