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What do we think of this Chloroform scene? Do you think it hits the spot? If not, why and what would you do to improve it?

Over too quickly for my liking. Also I did not like what Purdey was wearing in this eppy (not sexy enough) and there were no close-up facials of her eyes or face (what we could hav eseen of it). In other words, potentially quite sexy but the Director more or less gave us a very luke-warm tame rendition of what it coudl have bene like.

What do we think of these Chloroform scene? What would you do to improve it?

Both over a tad too quickly IMO. The first one (with Tara King) was better as it showed her face/eyes in more close-up

Director B wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2024 12:35 pm What do we think of this Chloroform scene? Do you think it hits the spot? If not, why and what would you do to improve it?

Good one. Would have been better seeing Purdy's face on passout with a nice eyeroll and seeing the chloro rag removal with a nice open mouth.

Director B wrote: ↑Fri Oct 11, 2024 4:18 am What do we think of these Chloroform scene? What would you do to improve it?

The Linda Thorson chloroform knockout is one of my all time favourites. Should have gone on much longer with a bigger eyeroll on passout. Have always loved Thorson's open mouth on chloro rag removal.

No discussion on chloroform scenes from mainstream TV and film can be had without mentioning the classic scene with Samantha Eggar from the 1965 movie The Collector.

A question, guys: is it wrong to like these stills in this video? Thoughts?

Not at all. As long as it stays in drawings and fantasy situations.

Director B wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2024 4:06 am A question, guys: is it wrong to like these stills in this video? Thoughts?

The heroine is never sexier than in that moment when she loses it all!

Redgunner wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2024 6:04 am Not at all. As long as it stays in drawings and fantasy situations.

You didn't answer the question, or maybe you did. "is it wrong to like these stills in this video?"

Anyone else?

It's not wrong, is there a particular aspect that you think is a step too far?

I could do without the blood, for instance.

Getting back to the original topic, it goes without saying that the 1970s Wonder Woman TV show had a ton of chloro and KO content. As did the Batman show from the 60s. The short-lived Honey West show from the 60s also had a lot of gems, and it was nice to see star Anne Francis make guest appearances on Wonder Woman and Charlies Angels later on in the 70s.