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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 November 07 01:22:26 2008 Push |
| Saw a trailer for this upcoming (Feb) movie about superpowered folks-- brief shot of Camilla Belle in the back of a car, with a thick white cleave. |
| Jeb |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.net |
| Friday November 07 01:40:33 2008 Re: Port Sinister |
| E-Man wrote: > Have any of you seen this movie, Port Sinister? I > haven't... > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046199/ I have it, the scene in the movie is nothing like whats on that cover, and its so dark that you can barely see anything. |
| Anubis |
| http://www.anuvids.com |
| Friday November 07 07:06:10 2008 Re: New Post |
| >>>>The Moderator wrote: >>>>Then you went and bitched about it like usual.<<<<< >>>>Say huh? Since when can't we... well in this case I guess it's more like "I"... post update notices?<<<<< LOL! You call THAT "bitching"? I'm a little stunned/confused that you deleted the same damn thing I've posted here FOR YEARS, including very recently, btw, and so I ask what's going on and THAT'S "bitching"? Brother, you and I have a far far different view of what constitutes "bitching". >>>>>Well, tough. >>>>When you did that, you got an answer.<<<< And you got responded to accordingly, but as far as I'm concerned it's over, other than I'm still not sure what your final ruling is on this. I mean, is it OK to post an update notice if the top post is DiD related? I'm cool with that, but keep in mind that I sometimes post to another topic pretty quick, (Or not) so while I'll make absolutely sure the update pertains to the top post at that time, I can't guarantee that if someone jumps over a day later it won't further down on my blog. Tell you what, on every update notice I'll add a little note that all off-topic comments on me or my stuff need to be posted elsewhere, preferably on my site. That work for you? |
| The Greyman |
| Friday November 07 08:12:04 2008 Re: Knight Rider |
| X wrote: > last I checked, it's a > freakin' asian cheerleader in bondage. In a major TV > series. I'll take that over no scene any day! I didn't like the bondage part of this scene. They never showed her hands tied behind her back and her feet weren't tied. |
| Dave2 |
| Friday November 07 11:05:30 2008 **West Coast Alert** Tierra de Passiones |
| The scene Dextor alerted us to last week occurred today. The DiD gets into a catfight with another chica and is KO'd around the 15 min mark. A few minutes later, the villainess binds her hands and feet and tapes her mouth. Just before the 30 min mark, she's been moved to the barn and is now tied AOH and gagged. The tape is quickly removed while the villainess rants. She beats her unconscious and leaves her tied up but doesn't replace the gag. There are a few quick shots of her still bound over the next 20 min. Around the 49 min mark, she's shown unconscious in the cab of a truck, bound and gagged again. The villainess has paid some thugs to transport her to her boat where she plans to take her out to sea. They carry her onto the boat and the villains speeds away. There's a nice little OTS as they lift her onto the boat. The DiD is wearing jeans, a tight top, and Ugg boots. The DiD is wearing jeans and a tight top. |
| MadFish |
| Friday November 07 11:06:41 2008 Re: **West Coast Alert** Tierra de Passiones |
| The SO is on Telemundo and airs at 10am on the West Coast. |
| MadFish |
| Friday November 07 11:52:41 2008 Re: Push |
| > Saw a trailer for this upcoming (Feb) movie about > superpowered folks-- brief shot of Camilla Belle in the > back of a car, with a thick white cleave. A black cleave but she is a cutie. This makes up for her lack of DinD action in 'When A Stranger Calls' |
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| Friday November 07 12:04:43 2008 Re: Push |
| Looks better without the bangs |
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| Friday November 07 12:33:53 2008 Re: New Post |
| The Greyman wrote: > on every update notice I'll add a little > note that all off-topic comments on me or my stuff need > to be posted elsewhere, preferably on my site. That work for you? MT posted an excellent suggestion Vince ========= Thursday November 06 21:58:04 2008 Re: New Post The Greyman wrote: The Moderator Wrote: You'd better figure a way to organize your content. You posted a link, and first thing on it was a political diatribe.<<<<<< Not to go off topic with this but an agreeable solution? Since Vince's new site is a blog, the individual posts can be linked to such as: http://greymanreport.blogspot.com/2008/10/tiffani-amber-thiessen-has-jumped-shark.html If you have a DID related post that may be a moderator-friendly way to alert everyone here of an update. MT ======== |
| Jay L |
| Friday November 07 13:52:22 2008 Re: Push |
| Trailer at the Video Page |
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| Friday November 07 14:55:59 2008 Thriller |
| Has anyone seen the old British series Armchair Thriller? I believe there is an episode called "The Victim" that has a scene in it. Can anyone confirm? |
| Bob Bird |
| Bob_bird30@hotmail.com |
| Friday November 07 15:56:39 2008 Re: Port Sinister |
| Anubis wrote: > E-Man wrote: > > Have any of you seen this movie, Port Sinister? I > > haven't... > > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046199/ > I have it, the scene in the movie is nothing like whats > on that cover, and its so dark that you can barely see > anything. The original scene is actually very good. The problem is that what gets passed around and is actually out on DVD looks like about a sixth + generation VCR dub with each generation getting progressively darker ubtil contrast reaches infinity. If anyone can find an older first generation video recording from a sharp TV showing then you will see a big increase in clarity. |
| Earle |
| Friday November 07 16:09:42 2008 Re: Favorite type of scene |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > My personal favorite type of scene is one where a bound > woman is struggling on the floor (or couch or bed, etc.) > while wearing a dress or skirt. The clothing then hikes > up as she writhes to show the tops of her nylons, or best > case, her panties. Does anyone know of any good examples > of such a scene? Oh yeah - damsel in distress stuff - sort of forgot that this site was supposed to be about that. Anyway, one to check out would be over at Raffish's Bondage Parade site, under "Contributer Contributions," a scene from something called "Medicopter 117", the episode named "Blutige Spende" looks like this sort of thing. Caps and clip, it's a start anyway. |
| Snugasabug |
| Friday November 07 16:38:01 2008 Re: General Hospital Friday |
| Tapemaster wrote: > testing The message that I tried to post wouldn't go through, and there was nothing unusual about it. I kept getting a message saying "malformed string, contact the moderator". |
| Tapemaster |
| Friday November 07 16:42:36 2008 General Hospital Friday |
| You know who's press conference interrupted the earlier part of General Hospital. When the show resumed already in progress, "Sam" (Kelly Monaco) was in the same situation that she was in at the end of yesterday's episode: right hand cuffed to the bed frame, right leg cuffed to the leg of the bed. She was still in this situation at the end of the episode. There was no preview for Monday's episode. |
| Tapemaster |
| Friday November 07 16:47:55 2008 Re: Thriller |
| Bob Bird wrote: > Has anyone seen the old British series Armchair Thriller? > I believe there is an episode called "The > Victim" that has a scene in it. Can anyone confirm? ¡Go to the video secction young man! |
| Mandrakedaily |
| mandrakedaily@yahoo.es |
| Friday November 07 16:50:42 2008 Update Posts |
| >>>>Jay L wrote: >>>>If you have a DID related post that may be a moderator-friendly way to alert everyone here of an update.<<<< Sounds great to me. I'm easy, but I have a question. While this method posts a link that takes the person directly to that post only, there is a "home" button that will go back to the main page, and thus all the non-topic posts become available. Soooo... what happens if someone goes to the DiD post, but then clicks back to my home page, sees a post that gives them a hissy-fit, and then comes back here starting crap about what a bad guy ol' Vince is? I don't think that'll happen, but then I never thought the other thing would happen either. And, since that sort of thing rightfully gets a certain person seriously cross-haired, and since that same person now seems to use a peculiar sideways logic when assigning blame, I'm worried I'll get yelled at again, and I just don't think my delicate sensibilities could handle that. |
| The Greyman |
| greyman.19@gmail.com |
| Friday November 07 17:22:27 2008 Raffish DiDClips updated |
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| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
| Friday November 07 17:25:03 2008 Re: **West Coast Alert** Tierra de Passiones |
| MadFish wrote: > The SO is on Telemundo and airs at 10am on the West > Coast... ...MadFish: Many thanks to you and Dextor. I was able to record the scenes this a.m., and I must say that this may be my favorite televison DiD action of 2008. My edited version, including the catfights, runs about 17 minutes!! A wonderful damsel in a variety of perilous situations, including an outstanding AOH scenario. Sweaty, gritty, and well lit -- maybe the equal of Mary McCormack's memorable AOH scene in the episode "Stan by Me" from the series "In Plain Sight." Again, many thanks for the alerts. |
| Overlooker |
| Friday November 07 18:41:30 2008 Re: The Bill: Proof of Life |
| Mr M J Lord wrote: > UK viewers might want to clear a space in their diaries > for November 12th Further to the above German viewers might be interested to know that this is a cross-over story with the series SOKO Liepze (I think that's what it is called anyway). Is this a first for international co-operation DiD wise? |
| moxx of balhoom |
| Friday November 07 19:23:16 2008 Re: Raffish DiDClips updated |
| Thanks for posting some hard-to-find and some "classic" Brian's Page scenes! I hadn't seen the famed "Bimini Code" (1984) clip before. Its "Villains lock the shackled damsel in a room with bolt-cutters" plot device reminded me of "The A-Team" episodes of the same era. |
| Kinky-napper |
| http://www.bondageparade.com |
| Friday November 07 19:37:52 2008 Re: The Bill: Proof of Life |
| moxx of balhoom wrote: > Further to the above German viewers might be interested > to know that this is a cross-over story with the series > SOKO Liepze (I think that's what it is called anyway). It's SOKO (Sonderkommando, i.e. Special Squad) Leipzig. According to the Radio Times it is a first collaboration between cop shows in different countries in Europe. Both shows are made by Fremantle Media. Charlotte Trautzschke, played by the seriously blonde Anna Maria Mühe, is kidnapped in London and reportedly blindfolded and tape gagged. Ms Mühe's surname literally means "Trouble"! |
| Mad Dan |
| Friday November 07 19:42:32 2008 Re: The Bill: Proof of Life |
| Anna Maria Mühe. |
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| Mad Dan |
| Friday November 07 19:43:26 2008 Re: Port Sinister |
| Anubis wrote: > E-Man wrote: > > Have any of you seen this movie, Port Sinister? I > > haven't... > I have it, the scene in the movie is nothing like whats > on that cover, and its so dark that you can barely see > anything. Yeah, that's what JP said too....I did see it on eBay but passed it up. Too bad...the DVD cover sure looks promising!!!!! |
| rob roy |
| Friday November 07 20:10:34 2008 Re: New Post |
| The Greyman wrote: > I'm still not sure what > your final ruling is on this. I mean, is it OK to post an > update notice if the top post is DiD related? That would probably be acceptable, although I would again suggest that you separate your content. If you have a way to link to one blog post individually, then that would be a better idea. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday November 07 20:13:37 2008 Re: General Hospital Friday |
| Tapemaster wrote: > I kept getting a > message saying "malformed string, contact the > moderator". Did you do what it told you? |
| The Engineer |
| Friday November 07 20:16:29 2008 Re: Update Posts |
| The Greyman wrote: > While this method posts a link that takes the person > directly to that post only, there is a "home" > button that will go back to the main page, and thus all > the non-topic posts become available. If it isn't viewable from the link you post, then there's no problem. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday November 07 20:43:41 2008 Re: Update Posts |
| The Greyman wrote: > While this method posts a link that takes the person > directly to that post only, there is a "home" > button that will go back to the main page, and thus all > the non-topic posts become available. > Soooo... what happens if someone goes to the DiD post, > but then clicks back to my home page, sees a post that > gives them a hissy-fit, and then comes back here starting > crap about what a bad guy ol' Vince is? > I don't think that'll happen, but then I never thought > the other thing would happen either. And, since that sort > of thing rightfully gets a certain person seriously > cross-haired, and since that same person now seems to use > a peculiar sideways logic when assigning blame, I'm > worried I'll get yelled at again, and I just don't think > my delicate sensibilities could handle that. Here's what I think, for what it's worth... Brian saw the same thing I did when I went there, which was basically your standard political slander, frequently witnessed today in american culture, though never explainable or defensible. Right there on top of the page. It did not surprise me at all that your post had been deleted if that was what greeted the user who followed your link. This slander-over-content style debate for at least the last decade has wreaked serious havoc and frankly is offensive, in fact it is engineered to be just that. If you aren't recognizing it as such, perhaps you've been sitting in that stew long enough to lose some objectivity. People are sick of it. Maybe you noticed the outcome of the election and what that has been attributed to, almost universally. It's related. I'm willing to bet this very phenomena contributes heavily to the reason politics are forbidden here in any form. (Tapemaster, take note of this ongoing conversation for your questions about the recent presidential candidates.) Going with that, you can always ask in public I suppose instead of writing Brian, but you should be able to reasonably expect that you can give a direct link to a post that does not contain political content. I think MT's suggestion is a perfect solution. Also, regarding delicate sensibilities. I think over time, most regulars cross Brian once or twice and we have come to expect the reaction. It's part of his charm. At least, everyone gets the same treatment. So you shouldn't take it too personally. You've been here long enough, you know the guy. |
| don't really feel like leaving my name this time. |
| Friday November 07 21:06:39 2008 Beyonce |
| On msnbc.com there is an article titled "Beyonce Would like to play Wonder Woman" on the big screen as a Wonder Woman movie and one of Beyonce's quotes is "it sure would be handy to have that lasso" |
| TSR |
| Friday November 07 21:08:04 2008 DONA BARBARA/LATE ALERT |
| The above Telemundo telenovela ended with a blonde haired damsel cleave gagged while being gloated over by a bunch of scruffy hoodlums. Great closeup. Only caught the end so don't know when it began. Telenovela starts at eight. |
| hallbird |
| Friday November 07 21:14:46 2008 Re: DONA BARBARA/LATE ALERT |
| hallbird wrote: > The above Telemundo telenovela ended with a blonde haired > damsel cleave gagged while being gloated over by a bunch > of scruffy hoodlums. Great closeup. Only caught the end > so don't know when it began. Telenovela starts at eight. Scene was in the last minute. Should be more on Monday. The actress is Edith Gonzalez, who plays the title character. |
| Dextor |
| Friday November 07 21:25:10 2008 Possible alert: NUMBERS |
The synopsis for tonight's episode on CBS at 9 p.m CST is that a female magician performs a disappearing act and then actually disappears. I think we know how this could turn out, right around 9:50 or so... |
| Friday November 07 22:59:03 2008 Re: Possible alert: NUMBERS |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > The synopsis for tonight's episode on CBS at 9 p.m CST is > that a female magician performs a disappearing act and > then actually disappears. I think we know how this could > turn out, right around 9:50 or so... Nothing here. The woman died when the trick went awry, and somebody associated with the trick tried to cover it up. |
| Friday November 07 23:31:56 2008 Re: DONA BARBARA/LATE ALERT |
| > The actress is Edith Gonzalez, who plays the title character. Not Edith, who while normally blonde, has been dark haired in this telenovela. The damsel was totally blonde and definetly not Edith's mesmerizing eyes. |
| hallbird |
| Friday November 07 23:52:00 2008 Re: The Bill: Proof of Life |
| moxx of balhoom wrote: > Mr M J Lord wrote: > > UK viewers might want to clear a space in their > diaries > > for November 12th > Further to the above German viewers might be interested > to know that this is a cross-over story with the series > SOKO Liepze (I think that's what it is called anyway). > Is this a first for international co-operation DiD wise? Yes, Soko Leipzig is one of half a dozen "Soko" series of TV station Germany 2 (ZDF) and currently the only one with a prime time slot - no coincidence IMO. The episode is about the niece (or godchild?) of a German investigator being abducted in London. I have been looking forward to this for a while, but didn't realize it might air in UK a lot earlier than in Germany. Here it is not scheduled to air before 2009. I checked some German blogs, and there are a few preview clips, but next to nothing DID-wise in them, just a lot of gun-wielding and running around. |
| Peter de K |
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