Danger Theatre: Wonder Woman: The Deadly Dolphin

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Penelope Windust (as Dr. Sylvia Stubbs) and Lynda Carter(as Diana Prince) are alternately made captives in a scheme involving an intelligent dolphin carrying explosives in this episode.

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Labels

Several of these should be self-explanatory, but I thought I would explain my terms for the labels I'm assigning to each video clip.

Blindfold- A blindfold figures prominently in the scene.

Bomb- A bomb figures prominently in the scene.

Bondage- The binding starts off as part of a kinky sex scene.

Bound- The person is already bound in the scene.

Capture- The process of capturing the prisoner is shown, through chloroform, drugs, covering the mouth with a hand, carrying them off, or over-powering them.

Captive-The person is kept bound or imprisoned for a long time.

Chains- includes handcuffs and shackles.

Damsels- Two or more women are in the scene.

Damsel in distress- the scene is an extended plot point or climax to the film or TV show it's taken from. such scene usually involve some sort of Death Trap.

Death Trap- A favorite in comic books as well as action movies.The person is left in a dangerous situation wherein if they cannot escape they will die in some gruesome prolonged fashion.

Fetish- Leather, rubber, whips or other items associated with kinky sex are prominent in the scene.

Gagged-A gag of some sort figures prominently in the scene.

Hostage- The person is a victim of terrorists, robbers, or other criminal types.

Kidnapped- The purpose of the capture is for money or to exchange for some object.

Rope- The use of rope figures prominently in the scene.

Tape- Tape figures prominently in the scene either as a restraint or a gag. Typically this is either duct tape or medical tape.

Tied Up- The process of binding the person is shown.

Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Wonder Woman: The Deadly Dolphin