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| Saturday November 30 01:40:57 2013 Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| Wonder Woman comes to Me-TV beginning Friday December 27th at 7:00pm Central with the original pilot then settles into it's regular slot of Saturdays at 7:00pm Central beginning December 28th. |
| CM |
| Saturday November 30 07:24:57 2013 Re: Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| CM wrote: > Wonder Woman comes to Me-TV beginning Friday December > 27th at 7:00pm Central with the original pilot then > settles into it's regular slot of Saturdays at 7:00pm > Central beginning December 28th. very cool. Although all the scenes are available on line some place, there is something special about watching them on the small screen in the context of the episode and the plot, as lame as the plots can be. Plus the clips can often cut out stuff that is important. For example, in the dolphins episode the two henchmen comment to one another that she (Diane Prince who they have left bound and gagged in a room on the boat) asks an awful lot of questions, to which one replies "good thing we gagged her." Good indeed. I recall this from the episode but have never been able to find it on line. Every clip cuts that line out. |
| carl |
| Saturday November 30 08:48:40 2013 Re: Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| > For example, in the dolphins episode the two henchmen > comment to one another that she (Diane Prince who they > have left bound and gagged in a room on the boat) asks an > awful lot of questions, to which one replies "good > thing we gagged her." Good indeed. I recall this > from the episode but have never been able to find it on > line. ~~~~ My recollection (which may not be correct, I'll admit) was that one henchman stated that she was a government agent, and the other replied "Good thing we gagged her." To which I'd thought, no argument on the second statement, but I'm not sure why gagging an agent below decks on a boat located a considerable distance away from anyone else is a good idea, whereas gagging a woman who isn't an agent wouldn't be a good idea. I thought, "Is there some sort of study that indicates that female government agents can scream 'Help! Help!' 30% louder than a non-government agent?" :-) |
| J.T. |
| Saturday November 30 08:53:54 2013 Re: Nastassja Kinski |
| old man wrote: > doug wrote: > > Kenny wrote: > > > Came across these imqges ... > > She was so damned sexy. Nice find. I was always a > fan > > of hers and I never saw these. Yup when I am growing up - the scene from Cat People - was for me the find of the century ! To have someone spread eagled nude on the bed willingly.... |
| zar |
| Saturday November 30 09:08:24 2013 Re: Sexy outfits |
| > We're all familiar with the fact that actresses often > switch from sexy outfits to bulkier clothes just before > they get abducted or whatever. Can people recommend some > instances where that didn't happen and the woman got > bound in sexy clothing? ~~~~ I'm surprised no one has mentioned the iconic Diana Rigg in "The Avengers". Emma Peel was seldom a DiD as her civilian scientist -- until she changed into her "Skulking-around" outfit: The black leather catsuit in the earlier episodes, and the Track suits in later seasons. Other favorite of mine: Shawn Weatherly in "Party Line" (1988): Dressed conservatively throughout as an assistant D.A., she sets herself as nightclub-bait in a HOT red strapless minidress that displays her former Miss Universe figure. The sort of bait that no psycho creep (or "normal" Brian's Pager) could resist. Heather Locklear in T.J. Hooker ("Trackdown"). For her first B&g scene, Stacy Sheridan is volunteered to go undercover looking as typical Southern California blonde who has to depend on a waitress' tips to earn a living: Red sleeveless blouse, black above-the-knee skirt, and flattering hairstyle change from the previous scene. Stepfanie Kramer in Hunter "Avenging Angel". Most of time, DeeDee McCall was seen in the sensible outfits that an L.A. homicide sergeant whose work regularly takes her in the dubious parts of the city would wear (and could afford). But for her first B&g scene, she's was off-duty and preparing for a evening on the town dressed to the nines. Just too bad that guest star (Nancy Stafford, as a news reporter) wasn't also targeted. |
| J.T. |
| Saturday November 30 09:39:42 2013 Re: Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| J.T. wrote: > ~~~~ > My recollection (which may not be correct, I'll admit) > was that one henchman stated that she was a government > agent, and the other replied "Good thing we gagged > her." > To which I'd thought, no argument on the second > statement, but I'm not sure why gagging an agent below > decks on a boat located a considerable distance away from > anyone else is a good idea, whereas gagging a woman who > isn't an agent wouldn't be a good idea. > I thought, "Is there some sort of study that > indicates that female government agents can scream 'Help! > Help!' 30% louder than a non-government agent?" :-) the preliminary comment, I think we would agree, is meaningless. what matters is the "good thing we gagged her" remark, which we all love. (anyone have that remark for a post on the video page?) I agree, the gag was totally unnecessary, as has been observed previously on this page, but very much appreciated. Kind of the opposite of the missed opportunity, like when our heroine was bound spread eagle in a jail cell, left ungagged with her belt in place. What a scene that would have been had the fools, stripped her of the belt and left her hogtied AND gagged on the floor. Looking forward to the series airing. |
| carl |
| Saturday November 30 16:01:21 2013 Re: Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| CM wrote: > Wonder Woman comes to Me-TV beginning Friday December > 27th at 7:00pm Central Thanks VERY much for this head's up! |
| Saturday November 30 16:07:21 2013 Re: Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| The point of it was that the one henchman was basically in the dark as to what was really going on and she was asking too many questions. |
| Saturday November 30 16:29:22 2013 Raising Hope |
| Nice handgag scene last night |
| Saturday November 30 20:28:46 2013 Re: Raising Hope |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Nice handgag scene last night Any additional details? |
| Alexander Fleming |
| Saturday November 30 23:59:29 2013 Re: Wonder Woman Comes To Me-TV |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > The point of it was that the one henchman was basically > in the dark as to what was really going on and she was > asking too many questions. This fits in with my memory of the scene. The gag is for silence, and the reason for the silence isn't always to prevent the gagged person for summoning help.Think of "The Starships Are Coming" where Diana is gagged for no reason other than she said something the head bad guy didn't want to hear. |
| Historian |
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