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| Saturday November 29 01:39:25 2008 Finola Hughes-General Hospital |
| I think she had two cleavegag scenes. Not the one with the thick white cloth in the apartment, but I remember seeing another cap where she was gagged with a thin, colored scarf. Is this scene available? |
| jc |
| Saturday November 29 02:28:57 2008 Re: Holy Grail Scene |
| David Knight wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > I seem to recall a scene from "Love > American > Style" where a young woman is tied up to a > chair by a burglar. **** I'm pretty sure the episode you are looking for is from Love American Style and is called Love and the Burglar ****** Hmmm. I'm sure we Eds cleared that one David ***** This episode though actually starred a very young and very pretty Jessica Walter, and of all folks, Tommy Smothers ****** No. That's [1954] "Love and the Kidnapper" ***** I believe the actress was Susan Tolsky ****** Okay. We Eds have been at this with majorjohns.com. We had some suggestions posted here, but they had the clip and disagreed with the posters etc etc etc Anyway- Homepage link to Disk 4 - 13 to 18 for that one cap ==== Cap for your Smothers one here: http://www.majorjohns.com/americanb_collection.htm Disk 2 - 13 to 18 === Basically, this abit of a pain in the arse for the Eds. The Smothers one we got full with a marked episode title. But the tied to a tree one [5510] was a skit that had nothing to do with the listed titles I'll mark the reference posts incase anyone interested wants to go back a read the whole posts & thread? Unconfirmed one by Lee favouring "Love and the Flamenco Dancer" Tuesday February 19 19:38:51 2008 Re: Re; Love, american style Unconfirmed favourite on Feb 17 2008 "Love and the House Bachelor" |
| Jay L |
| http://www.majorjohns.com/american_collection.htm |
| Saturday November 29 02:35:40 2008 Re: Holy Grail Scene |
| Jay L wrote: > Anyway- Homepage link to Disk 4 - 13 to 18 > for that one cap > http://www.majorjohns.com/american_collection.htm Hmm. May have to work on a trade for some larger ID caps of that to be posted Or me eyes are going |
| Jay L |
| Saturday November 29 04:38:24 2008 Interesting Story |
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| The Moderator |
| Saturday November 29 07:21:09 2008 Re: Holy Grail Scene |
| Skunky wrote: > I seem to recall a scene from "Love American > Style" where a young woman is tied up to a chair by > a burglar. Check video page for link |
| doc |
| Saturday November 29 11:17:50 2008 Re: Hollyoaks |
> Treatment, perhaps, full treatment, no. full treatment yes..silver tape gag VERY briefly |
| james |
| Saturday November 29 14:34:31 2008 holy grail |
| Three grails id love to see pictures of. 1. Meg Foster from desparate intruder 2. Ann-Margaret from Criminal affair 3. Jennifer Inch from Birds of paradise |
| Saturday November 29 14:36:40 2008 Handcuffed in Commercial |
| I just saw a brief clip at the end of some commercial for something of a lady handcuffed by one wrist to a chair, she was rattling the handcuffs and trying to get out of them. Anybody see this as well? |
| Saturday November 29 15:39:26 2008 Re: Handcuffed in Commercial |
| Verizon Telephone Commercial.Two ladies are talking and one says what if we go to the store and they only have one phone left? The next second her friend is cuffed to the chair |
| TSR |
| Saturday November 29 17:22:47 2008 This and that and nothing in particular... |
| ...or as Hall of Famer Yvonne Craig, referring to her infamous Batgirl-captured-by-Catwoman duet with Eartha Kitt, related in a newspaper interview she gave before a comic book convention some years back: "There's this small but strange group of fans who I think must be into bondage, because they are very, very interested in that. They keep saying, 'What were the cat's whiskers like? Well, how did you feel when you were tied up? What were they made of?' " Hmmm...anyone see any familiar questions there? Enough of that, however, I come here today with a heavy heart, in mourning for one of our Lois Lanes. No, not one of THOSE Lois Lanes-unless there's some late-breaking news I haven't heard, both Noel Neill (who turned 88 Tuesday, by the way; you go girl!) and Phyllis Coates are still very much with us, and if anything untoward had befallen "Desperate Housewives" star Teri Hatcher we definitely would all have heard about it by now. And as far as I know, Margot Kidder, Joan Alexander (who voiced Lois in Max Fleischer's 1940s cartoons), and whoever the actress is that plays Lois in "Smallville" are all right. The Lois Lane whose loss we mark here today is Patricia Marand, who isn't in the database and unless this site should someday change its focus will never be. Nonetheless, Marand, who passed away Thanksgiving Day at 74, was nominated for a Tony Award in 1966 for her portrayal of popular culture's nosiest of nosy girl reporters on Broadway in the musical "It's a Bird...It's a Plane...It's Superman." Unfortunately, even if I'd lived anywhere near Broadway in '66, I couldn't have afforded a ticket, so the question of whether Marand's take on Lois was more in the Neill/Coates or Hatcher traditions-or if she and the book writer or writers totally wussed out and had her pull a Kidder on us-can only be answered by someone who saw the show. Did anyone here? If so, what's the verdict? And judging from the picture that ran with the obit, it seems a shame Marand didn't do more big or small screen work as opposed to live venue performances in her younger days. Might have racked up a database entry or two regardless. Oh, one more thing. The database entry for 2007's "Hitman" says that Olga Kurylenko's hands-tied-overhead whipping scene is a lot longer on the unrated DVD than the blink-and-miss-it flashback sequence in the premium cable version I grabbed. I'm on my way to Best Buy, where the unrated disc is on sale for $7. I would hate to be disappointed. In fact, I think I'd hate that so much I'd probably grab all of Kidder's "Superman" movies and force the author of my discontent to watch-and maybe throw in all of Bonita Granville's bondageless 1930's Nancy Drew performances for good measure. |
| Fetershackle |
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