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| Canada |
| Day: Tuesday April 19 2005 |
| Time: 4am |
| Channel: CKVR |
| Record number: 6375
Title: First Wave Medium: TV Series Actress: Traci Lords Description: Episode: "Skywatchers" (3.9) First scene: She's bound (arms in the front) in the back of a truck and blindfolded with a sack (with a guy). Occurs approximately 20 minutes after the start of the episode. Second scene: She's handcuffed by a policeman. The scene occurs ten minutes before the end. |
| Jay L |
| Canada- (Thanks to Togolane) |
| Day: Tuesday April 19 2005 |
| Time: 8pm |
| Channel: CBC |
| Record number: 11303
Title: Doctor Who (2005) Medium: TV Series Actress: Billie Piper Description: Episode: "The Unquiet Dead" (1.3) In Cardiff at Christmas 1869, Rose Tyler (Piper) is chloroformed and bundled into a hearse by an undertaker and his reluctant female assistant. The Doctor, Charles Dickens (!) and Mr D's driver follow the hearse to the funeral parlour, where Rose awakes lying on a table surrounded by alien-possessed corpses, one of which arises and grabs her, giving her a brief but firm handgag while our heroes argue with the undertaker outside. She breaks free and calls for help, whereupon Dickens and the Doc enter and rescue her. Rose then berates the undertaker for drugging and kidnapping her ("...and don't imagine I didn't notice you having a quick feel, you dirty old man!") and leaving her in a room full of zombies, while the Doc, grinning broadly, enjoys Rose's display of feistiness and the old guy's discomfiture. Curiously, although the Doctor and Rose initially think they have landed in 1860, at the height of the crinoline craze, Rose chooses from the Tardis's wardrobe an off-the-shoulder soft-bustle dress in dark red, the latest fashion in 1869. Feminine intuition, or careless plotting? |
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