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Sunday, August 1, 2010

Power Records: The Six Million Dollar Man LP "The Iron Heart" (Audio)

The Six Million Dollar Man records were a group of vinyl recordings sold between 1976 and 1978 by Peter Pan Records, usually under its subsidiary, Power Records. These original dramas are the only ones of their type to feature Steve Austin. Another company, Wonderland Records, released an album featuring Jaime Sommers also in 1976.

In the adventure The Iron Heart, Steve is sent to visit King Sydor of the small European nation of Valmaria as a good will gesture, but the king has him tossed in the stockade not long after arrival. A peasant revolt puts the king and his daughter Syla's lives in danger and Steve must rise to the occasion to save the girl from a terrible fate.

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Bionic Woman: Great Adventures LP "Wings of Death" (Audio)

Bionic Woman: Great Adventures is the title of a children's story record released by Wonderland Records in 1976. Based upon "The Bionic Woman" TV series, and featuring a cover photo of Lindsay Wagner designed to be cut out from the record sleeve like a mini-poster, the record features none of the television series music, special effects or actors, with an uncredited cast of voice actors playing the parts of Jaime Sommers, Oscar Goldman and others.

In the adventure Wings of Death, Jaime is sent in to discover whether or not a military industrialist is really a traitor who plans to sell a new disruptor, a device which can shut down a jet's engine, to "the other side".

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Saturday, July 3, 2010

Bionic Woman: Great Adventures LP- "The Mask of Tamburo" (Audio)

In the 1970's Wonderland Records produced a children's record featuring 3 adventures of TV's Bionic Woman, Jaime Sommers. None of the TV cast participated, the sound effects were... eh... lacking, the voice acting was pretty bad, but the stories were short and cute. In the Mask of Tamburo, Jaime has to go undercover as a psychic to recover a missing bejeweled African mask stolen by an aristocratic thief, who believes in ghosts and spirits.

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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.