On the day before the semiquincentennial, I watched:
George Takei And Wil Wheaton LOSE THEIR MINDS On Dwayne Johnson THE ROCK! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt6393uUP8
The Odyssey Trailer Has 233,000 Dislikes And Universal Is TERRIFIED Of What Comes Next!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXEweXZFkI
What Michelle Obama's Dress REALLY Reveals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awjb70J7xwI
What did you watch?
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
What did you watch?
Hey, thanks for asking!
MOTHER LODE a good old-fashioned adventure film with Charlton Heston and
Kim Basinger.
A DOCTOR WHO NIGHTMARE.
I fell asleep to the lovely Freema and woke up to the hideous Donna in an episode guest starring Peter Crapaldi.
What did you watch?
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps... Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also
put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
World Cup soccer - The Argentina-Cape Verde game was insane - Argentina should have easily put Cape Verde away, but instead Cape Verde kept
coming back and scoring equalizing goals. It nearly went to penalty
kicks, but Argentina managed to score a go-ahead goal deep in extra
time, and Cape Verde didn't answer (though they came close!).
  Today (Sat.) begins the Round of 16 games!
soaps: GH - Well I didn't see that coming - both Cassius and Josslyn get shot (Cassius's shooting didn't look life-threatening but Joss's looked bad), and then Joss blows Cullum away!! - But before she does, Cullum reveals at what they've been hinting at: that Britt doesn't really have Huntington's, Cullum just made it seem like she did. Meanwhile, Sonny
gets the upper hand on Jenz Sidwell, but stupid ADA Turner talks Sonny
out of blowing Jenz away so Jenz is arrested instead. And Ethan Lovett passes out from blood loss, but the cops/ambulance show up in time and
take him to the hospital.
  B&B - While dumb Hope stands her ground against the awful Brooke,
she collapses after Brooke leaves - I suspect this will be how they give
the Hope actress the maternity(?) leave it looks like she needs.
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one.
  This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name actress who is absent from the rest of the movie, and also adding some swearing), but even then it wasn't actually released anywhere until 5
years later(!) in 2000.
  The cast isn't bad: they manage to get some bigger names to slum it
- Jack Scalia, Sally Kellerman and Elliott Gould show up - and it stars
an impossibly young Casper Van Dien (pre-"Starship Troopers"!), along
the very tall Jacqueline Collen (she co-starred in the first season of
the syndicated fantasy drama "The Adventures of Sinbad", but as was the unfortunate practice with the syndicated dramas in the 90s she was
sacked and replaced for the show's second season, and Collen left acting soon after that) and Gianni Russo (as the "Nat"-character equivalent!)
and some other no-names that even I have never heard of.
  Considering this was made in 1995, it looks like it's trying to be a "nighttime soap opera" in the same vein as series like "Models, Inc.", "Savannah", "Pacific Palisades" and of course "BH, 90210". But compared
even to those, this was *terrible* - bad production values, mostly uninteresting boilerplate characters, and dumb plot and writing.
  The setting for this was supposed to be (I think) Pepperdine Univ. (IMBd has no info on where this was filmed, but I think the university
they did film at wasn't Pepperdine but one of the other local L.A. colleges). And the main plotline was Scalia's character stalking
Collen's character, but this storyline takes too long to get anywhere,
and then resolves in such a way that you can tell that wasn't the
original plan for this story (IOW, you can tell that they resolved it
this way for the recut direct-to-video movie version).
  It is little wonder that (UPN?) passed on this.
  At least the "recut version" manages to come to enough of a
conclusion to wrap things up.
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps... Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also
put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one.
This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do
indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name actress who is absent from the rest of the movie,
swearing), but even then it wasn't actually released anywhere until 5
years later(!) in 2000.
The cast isn't bad: they manage to get some bigger names to slum it
- Jack Scalia, Sally Kellerman and Elliott Gould show up - and it stars
an impossibly young Casper Van Dien (pre-"Starship Troopers"!),
the very tall Jacqueline Collen (she co-starred in the first season of
the syndicated fantasy drama "The Adventures of Sinbad", but as was the unfortunate practice with the syndicated dramas in the 90s she was
sacked and replaced for the show's second season, and Collen left acting
soon after that) and Gianni Russo (as the "Nat"-character equivalent!)
and some other no-names that even I have never heard of.
Considering this was made in 1995, it looks like it's trying to be a "nighttime soap opera" in the same vein as series like "Models, Inc.", "Savannah", "Pacific Palisades" and of course "BH, 90210". But compared
even to those, this was *terrible* - bad production values, mostly uninteresting boilerplate characters, and dumb plot and writing.
The setting for this was supposed to be (I think) Pepperdine Univ.
(IMBd has no info on where this was filmed, but I think the university
they did film at wasn't Pepperdine but one of the other local L.A. colleges). And the main plotline was Scalia's character stalking
Collen's character, but this storyline takes too long to get anywhere,
and then resolves in such a way that you can tell that wasn't the
original plan for this story (IOW, you can tell that they resolved it
this way for the recut direct-to-video movie version).
It is little wonder that (UPN?) passed on this.
At least the "recut version" manages to come to enough of a
conclusion to wrap things up.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
On the day before the semiquincentennial, I watched:
George Takei And Wil Wheaton LOSE THEIR MINDS On Dwayne Johnson THE ROCK!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt6393uUP8
This assumes they weren't already insane
The Odyssey Trailer Has 233,000 Dislikes And Universal Is TERRIFIED Of
What Comes Next!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXEweXZFkI
More so than Snow White? Wow
What Michelle Obama's Dress REALLY Reveals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awjb70J7xwI
I thought the question was, what is it hiding?
What did you watch?
Hey, thanks for asking!
MOTHER LODE a good old-fashioned adventure film with Charlton Heston and
Kim Basinger.
A DOCTOR WHO NIGHTMARE.
I fell asleep to the lovely Freema and woke up to the hideous Donna in an >episode guest starring Peter Crapaldi.
On the day before the semiquincentennial, I watched:
George Takei And Wil Wheaton LOSE THEIR MINDS On Dwayne Johnson THE ROCK! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt6393uUP8
What Michelle Obama's Dress REALLY Reveals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awjb70J7xwI
On 7/4/2026 9:23 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
[snip]
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird
one.
   This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do
indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly
for UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name
actress who is absent from the rest of the movie, and also adding some
swearing), but even then it wasn't actually released anywhere until 5
years later(!) in 2000.
   The cast isn't bad: they manage to get some bigger names to slum
it - Jack Scalia, Sally Kellerman and Elliott Gould show up - and it
stars an impossibly young Casper Van Dien (pre-"Starship Troopers"!),
along the very tall Jacqueline Collen (she co-starred in the first
season of the syndicated fantasy drama "The Adventures of Sinbad", but
as was the unfortunate practice with the syndicated dramas in the 90s
she was sacked and replaced for the show's second season, and Collen
left acting soon after that) and Gianni Russo (as the "Nat"-character
equivalent!) and some other no-names that even I have never heard of.
   Considering this was made in 1995, it looks like it's trying to be >> a "nighttime soap opera" in the same vein as series like "Models,
Inc.", "Savannah", "Pacific Palisades" and of course "BH, 90210". But
compared even to those, this was *terrible* - bad production values,
mostly uninteresting boilerplate characters, and dumb plot and writing.
   The setting for this was supposed to be (I think) Pepperdine Univ. >> (IMBd has no info on where this was filmed, but I think the university
they did film at wasn't Pepperdine but one of the other local L.A.
colleges). And the main plotline was Scalia's character stalking
Collen's character, but this storyline takes too long to get anywhere,
and then resolves in such a way that you can tell that wasn't the
original plan for this story (IOW, you can tell that they resolved it
this way for the recut direct-to-video movie version).
   It is little wonder that (UPN?) passed on this.
   At least the "recut version" manages to come to enough of a
conclusion to wrap things up.
If it's a nighttime soap, why is it called "Kill Shot?"
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps...
Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also
put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one. >> This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do
indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for
UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name
actress who is absent from the rest of the movie,
You gonna tell us who?
and also adding some
swearing), but even then it wasn't actually released anywhere until 5
years later(!) in 2000.
The cast isn't bad: they manage to get some bigger names to slum it
- Jack Scalia, Sally Kellerman and Elliott Gould show up - and it stars
an impossibly young Casper Van Dien (pre-"Starship Troopers"!),
Together again for the first time with Denise Richards (who only came once that year)
along
the very tall Jacqueline Collen (she co-starred in the first season of
the syndicated fantasy drama "The Adventures of Sinbad", but as was the
unfortunate practice with the syndicated dramas in the 90s she was
sacked and replaced for the show's second season, and Collen left acting
Too bad I liked her
soon after that) and Gianni Russo (as the "Nat"-character equivalent!)
and some other no-names that even I have never heard of.
Considering this was made in 1995, it looks like it's trying to be a
"nighttime soap opera" in the same vein as series like "Models, Inc.",
"Savannah", "Pacific Palisades" and of course "BH, 90210". But compared
even to those, this was *terrible* - bad production values, mostly
uninteresting boilerplate characters, and dumb plot and writing.
The setting for this was supposed to be (I think) Pepperdine Univ.
(IMBd has no info on where this was filmed, but I think the university
they did film at wasn't Pepperdine but one of the other local L.A.
colleges). And the main plotline was Scalia's character stalking
Collen's character, but this storyline takes too long to get anywhere,
and then resolves in such a way that you can tell that wasn't the
original plan for this story (IOW, you can tell that they resolved it
this way for the recut direct-to-video movie version).
It is little wonder that (UPN?) passed on this.
At least the "recut version" manages to come to enough of a
conclusion to wrap things up.
First Blood (4K disc) 1982 movie that my brain *refuses* to call "First >Blood" starring Sylvester Stallone as "Rambo," a Vietnam vet who is
pushed too far by small town sheriff (Brian Dennehy) then goes on a
killing spree. I watched with a Sylvester Stallone commentary.
Stallone had some good stories about the making of the movie. He said
Kirk Douglas was originally cast in Richard Crenna's role. But Douglas >showed up on set the first day of filming and had completely rewritten
the script. Then insisted they shoot the version that he had written or
he walks. So, Stallone told him to walk. They then had to scramble to
find a replacement and stumbled upon Richard Crenna, who at the time was
in a play playing a very effeminate character. Crenna comes in and
Douglas' wardrobe doesn't fit him properly because he's a lot taller.
And when Crenna started to do the dialogue, as this tough military man
of action, he was still speaking in the effeminate voice he was using on >stage. They had to tell Crenna to put some base in his voice. He also >talked about being friends with Ronald Reagan and that Reagon liked
Rambo and the character became associated with right wing militaristic >might. Stallone said that is the exact opposite of everything Rambo
stands for.
. . .--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2
On 7/4/26 10:16 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps... >>> Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also
put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one. >>> This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do
indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for
UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name
actress who is absent from the rest of the movie,
You gonna tell us who?
No idea - even much of the "main (young adult) cast" for this flick
don't have pictures in IMDb. I could not tell you which one of the minor >actresses was the naked girl as the bit-part actresses in this flick >definitely don't have pictures in IMDb! And I don't think this name of
the character was said on screen either - she basically was a quick (and >disposable!) f**k for Casper Van Dien.
and also adding some
swearing), but even then it wasn't actually released anywhere until 5
years later(!) in 2000.
The cast isn't bad: they manage to get some bigger names to slum it
- Jack Scalia, Sally Kellerman and Elliott Gould show up - and it stars
an impossibly young Casper Van Dien (pre-"Starship Troopers"!),
Together again for the first time with Denise Richards (who only came once >> that year)
My favorite trivia about Denise Richards is that her "big break" was an >unbilled part on the original "Saved by the Bell" as the girl Slater
rescues from ocean, circa 1991.
along
the very tall Jacqueline Collen (she co-starred in the first season of
the syndicated fantasy drama "The Adventures of Sinbad", but as was the
unfortunate practice with the syndicated dramas in the 90s she was
sacked and replaced for the show's second season, and Collen left acting
Too bad I liked her
Yeah, I think she's gorgeous - this would have been a lot more
interesting if they'd managed to get some naked nudity out of her! But
she was pretty much the "lead" of this, so it wasn't going to happen.
soon after that) and Gianni Russo (as the "Nat"-character equivalent!)
and some other no-names that even I have never heard of.
Considering this was made in 1995, it looks like it's trying to be a >>> "nighttime soap opera" in the same vein as series like "Models, Inc.",
"Savannah", "Pacific Palisades" and of course "BH, 90210". But compared
even to those, this was *terrible* - bad production values, mostly
uninteresting boilerplate characters, and dumb plot and writing.
The setting for this was supposed to be (I think) Pepperdine Univ.
(IMBd has no info on where this was filmed, but I think the university
they did film at wasn't Pepperdine but one of the other local L.A.
colleges). And the main plotline was Scalia's character stalking
Collen's character, but this storyline takes too long to get anywhere,
and then resolves in such a way that you can tell that wasn't the
original plan for this story (IOW, you can tell that they resolved it
this way for the recut direct-to-video movie version).
It is little wonder that (UPN?) passed on this.
At least the "recut version" manages to come to enough of a
conclusion to wrap things up.
On Jul 4, 2026 at 1:30:41 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
On the day before the semiquincentennial, I watched:
George Takei And Wil Wheaton LOSE THEIR MINDS On Dwayne Johnson THE ROCK!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt6393uUP8
So in other words, by keeping his politics to himself, the Rock gave me another reason to enjoy his performances.
Oh, and shut up, Wesley!
What Michelle Obama's Dress REALLY Reveals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awjb70J7xwI
I refuse to click on that link. I don't want to know what Big Mike's dress is concealing.
On 7/4/26 10:16 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps... >>> Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also
put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one. >>> This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do
indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for
UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name
actress who is absent from the rest of the movie,
You gonna tell us who?
No idea - even much of the "main (young adult) cast" for this flick
don't have pictures in IMDb. I could not tell you which one of the minor actresses was the naked girl as the bit-part actresses in this flick definitely don't have pictures in IMDb! And I don't think this name of
the character was said on screen either - she basically was a quick (and disposable!) f**k for Casper Van Dien.
and also adding some
swearing), but even then it wasn't actually released anywhere until 5
years later(!) in 2000.
The cast isn't bad: they manage to get some bigger names to slum it
- Jack Scalia, Sally Kellerman and Elliott Gould show up - and it stars
an impossibly young Casper Van Dien (pre-"Starship Troopers"!),
Together again for the first time with Denise Richards (who only came once >> that year)
My favorite trivia about Denise Richards is that her "big break" was an unbilled part on the original "Saved by the Bell" as the girl Slater
rescues from ocean, circa 1991.
along
the very tall Jacqueline Collen (she co-starred in the first season of
the syndicated fantasy drama "The Adventures of Sinbad", but as was the
unfortunate practice with the syndicated dramas in the 90s she was
sacked and replaced for the show's second season, and Collen left acting
Too bad I liked her
Yeah, I think she's gorgeous - this would have been a lot more
interesting if they'd managed to get some naked nudity out of her!
she was pretty much the "lead" of this, so it wasn't going to happen.
soon after that) and Gianni Russo (as the "Nat"-character equivalent!)
and some other no-names that even I have never heard of.
Considering this was made in 1995, it looks like it's trying to be a
"nighttime soap opera" in the same vein as series like "Models, Inc.",
"Savannah", "Pacific Palisades" and of course "BH, 90210". But compared
even to those, this was *terrible* - bad production values, mostly
uninteresting boilerplate characters, and dumb plot and writing.
The setting for this was supposed to be (I think) Pepperdine Univ.
(IMBd has no info on where this was filmed, but I think the university
they did film at wasn't Pepperdine but one of the other local L.A.
colleges). And the main plotline was Scalia's character stalking
Collen's character, but this storyline takes too long to get anywhere,
and then resolves in such a way that you can tell that wasn't the
original plan for this story (IOW, you can tell that they resolved it
this way for the recut direct-to-video movie version).
It is little wonder that (UPN?) passed on this.
At least the "recut version" manages to come to enough of a
conclusion to wrap things up.
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
First Blood (4K disc) 1982 movie that my brain *refuses* to call "First
Blood" starring Sylvester Stallone as "Rambo," a Vietnam vet who is
pushed too far by small town sheriff (Brian Dennehy) then goes on a
killing spree. I watched with a Sylvester Stallone commentary.
Stallone had some good stories about the making of the movie. He said
Kirk Douglas was originally cast in Richard Crenna's role. But Douglas
showed up on set the first day of filming and had completely rewritten
the script. Then insisted they shoot the version that he had written or
he walks. So, Stallone told him to walk. They then had to scramble to
find a replacement and stumbled upon Richard Crenna, who at the time was
in a play playing a very effeminate character. Crenna comes in and
Douglas' wardrobe doesn't fit him properly because he's a lot taller.
And when Crenna started to do the dialogue, as this tough military man
of action, he was still speaking in the effeminate voice he was using on
stage. They had to tell Crenna to put some base in his voice. He also
talked about being friends with Ronald Reagan and that Reagon liked
Rambo and the character became associated with right wing militaristic
might. Stallone said that is the exact opposite of everything Rambo
stands for.
I love the Kirk Douglas story! And was Crenna doing the Walter Denton
voice?
larger as he shows up out of nowhere lie he wasn't available for the
entire production. If Douglas had played the character as written, would
it have had more screen time?
In any event, it was Stallone, not Ah'nold, that invented that specific subgenre of action movie, and it wasn't First Blood. The sequel
completely retconned the character, and THAT'S the movie Reagan would
quote from.
It may not have been what Rambo stood for in First Blood, but Stallone absolutely saw a market to exploit. Plus, his movies had a zero costume budget as the men never wore any clothes to show off their bulked-up physiques.
. . .
On 7/4/2026 1:06 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
First Blood (4K disc) 1982 movie that my brain *refuses* to call "First
Blood" starring Sylvester Stallone as "Rambo," a Vietnam vet who is
pushed too far by small town sheriff (Brian Dennehy) then goes on a
killing spree. I watched with a Sylvester Stallone commentary.
Stallone had some good stories about the making of the movie. He said
Kirk Douglas was originally cast in Richard Crenna's role. But Douglas
showed up on set the first day of filming and had completely rewritten
the script. Then insisted they shoot the version that he had written or >>> he walks. So, Stallone told him to walk. They then had to scramble to
find a replacement and stumbled upon Richard Crenna, who at the time was >>> in a play playing a very effeminate character. Crenna comes in and
Douglas' wardrobe doesn't fit him properly because he's a lot taller.
And when Crenna started to do the dialogue, as this tough military man
of action, he was still speaking in the effeminate voice he was using on >>> stage. They had to tell Crenna to put some base in his voice. He also
talked about being friends with Ronald Reagan and that Reagon liked
Rambo and the character became associated with right wing militaristic
might. Stallone said that is the exact opposite of everything Rambo
stands for.
I love the Kirk Douglas story! And was Crenna doing the Walter Denton
voice?
I had to look up Walter Denton and found this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwo750jP4tU
Wow! I was not expecting that voice! LOL
And Crenna talking about it a little: >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oshg3lZUHk8
Hahahahahahahaha To me, it seemed like the role should have been
larger as he shows up out of nowhere lie he wasn't available for the
entire production. If Douglas had played the character as written, would
it have had more screen time?
I think so. It kind of sounded like Douglas wrote himself a lead role >because he felt he should have been the star or costar of the movie. I >don't recall everything Stallone said, but I think he said Douglas
wanted it to be more of a psychological drama where his character was >indistinguishable from Rambo. And I think he said the movie would have >ended with Rambo being chained to the back of Douglas' truck as he drove >away.
In any event, it was Stallone, not Ah'nold, that invented that specific
subgenre of action movie, and it wasn't First Blood. The sequel
completely retconned the character, and THAT'S the movie Reagan would
quote from.
It may not have been what Rambo stood for in First Blood, but Stallone
absolutely saw a market to exploit. Plus, his movies had a zero costume
budget as the men never wore any clothes to show off their bulked-up
physiques.
. . .
Yeah, Stallone definitely talked about the lack of costume budget. In >particular his character not having anything to wear, which meant he was >freezing cold while filming the movie. He said the large piece of cloth
he wears was an actual cloth they found on location while filming.
If you write yourself a role in which you are naked, set the action in >Tahiti.
On Sat, 4 Jul 2026 11:43:45 -0700, "Ian J. Ball" <ijball@mac.invalid>
wrote:
On 7/4/26 10:16 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps... >>>> Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also >>>> put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one. >>>> This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do
indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for >>>> UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name
actress who is absent from the rest of the movie,
You gonna tell us who?
No idea - even much of the "main (young adult) cast" for this flick
don't have pictures in IMDb. I could not tell you which one of the minor
actresses was the naked girl as the bit-part actresses in this flick
definitely don't have pictures in IMDb! And I don't think this name of
the character was said on screen either - she basically was a quick (and
disposable!) f**k for Casper Van Dien.
Only two that get identified here are Rachel Cook and Xian Mikol
https://www.aznude.com/view/movie/k/killshot-4010200.html
Ah, here is your nude... Alexis Butler
https://www.aznude.com/view/movie/k/killshot.html
On 7/4/26 1:20 PM, shawn wrote:
On Sat, 4 Jul 2026 11:43:45 -0700, "Ian J. Ball" <ijball@mac.invalid>
wrote:
On 7/4/26 10:16 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 7/4/26 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
I actually worked most of the day yesterday, so just soccer and soaps... >>>>> Well, that's not strictly true - while I worked later last night I also >>>>> put on a "movie" off Tubi (as mostly background noise) that was
apparently actually a failed TV pilot:
Kill Shot, aka/originally titled as "P.C.H." (Tubi) - This is a weird one.
This was apparently a failed pilot from 1995 (the end credits do >>>>> indeed have a 1995 copyright date) - for who it's unclear: possibly for >>>>> UPN(!). They apparently recut the failed pilot into a TV movie
(including adding some incidental naked nudity from the usual no-name >>>>> actress who is absent from the rest of the movie,
You gonna tell us who?
No idea - even much of the "main (young adult) cast" for this flick
don't have pictures in IMDb. I could not tell you which one of the minor >>> actresses was the naked girl as the bit-part actresses in this flick
definitely don't have pictures in IMDb! And I don't think this name of
the character was said on screen either - she basically was a quick (and >>> disposable!) f**k for Casper Van Dien.
Only two that get identified here are Rachel Cook and Xian Mikol
https://www.aznude.com/view/movie/k/killshot-4010200.html
Ah, here is your nude... Alexis Butler
https://www.aznude.com/view/movie/k/killshot.html
That's the wrong "Kill Shot" movie - this one is from 2000 (and it's
really from 1995 as "P.C.H.").
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