Panty-cam Revisited

 So , would you email this picture to the school website?

Panty-Cam

Hey guise, what do you think of this idea: a visual novel where you can see upskirt pics of the girls' underwear? In fact, you can play the entire game in panty-cam mode and earn extra points by guessing the color of the girls' knickers!

Poll:

1. Yes.
2. No.
3. STFU & GTFO!!!

More British "Strips"

British comics at their finest - John M. Burns' Eartha (News of the World, 1982). A recognized veteran whose credits ranged from Modesty Blaise to Judge Dredd, Burns was a master of the female form, never hesitating to kit out his frequently reluctant heroines in stockings and garters whenever the opportunity arose.

See also Jane Revisited (1980s).

Gloire Soit!

Today, we have some old screencaps from the Glory Bee cartoons of the 1940s. According to Mark Donstein's Toonopedia, the animated shorts of the postwar period were collected and restored by Le Cine Achive De Paris and released in a DVD Boxed Set in 2006 (proving that French preservation societies treat animated material with far greater respect than the original American studios do themselves). However, as the Glory Bee Collection is only available in Europe, screencaps from the series are virtually unknown in America.

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Las Vecinas

Y'know, we can't help but feel sorry for all those unfortunate Latin males forced to deal with beautiful under-dressed vedettes on daily basis - particularly when the girls seem to wander around in their suspender stockings without a care in the world (fast-forward to 12:35 for the good parts):

 

 

This pairing of average guys with gorgeous lingerie models seems to be a recurrent trope in Latin comedies, doubtlessly inspired by a well-known British auteur who specialized in this kind of humor.

Festa Do Mallandro Revisited

We've said it before and we'll say it again: those wily Brazilians sure know how to throw a party! The celebrations started with Festa Do Mallandro (1997-2002), setting standards that have rarely been surpassed over the past two decades.

It's unfortunate that the series isn't available online, as judging by surviving footage, it was literally packed with beautiful young chicas falling out of their clothes at a moment's notice.

According to pt.Wikipedia the "Stage Assistants" initially wore ornate costumes in keeping with the show's carnival atmosphere. At some point, however, more revealing outfits began to appear, with some of the Mallandrinhas donning two-piece bikinis and skin-tight body suits. The turning point came when Érica Vieira performed her dance number in a lacy black corset complete with adjustable suspender stockings.

Loiras vs Morenas

Benny's Back

Well, actually, it's perennial straight man Henry McGee this time, blowing on the tuba in 1977's At The Streaker's Ball (performed by the Little Dimpton Milk Marketing Board, no less). In addition to Lorraine Doyle having her dress blown up, Suzy Mandel loses her skirt to Benny's baton during the inevitable closing fiasco.

Benny Hill: Jane Leeves

While British actress Jane Leeves is best-known for her run as Daphne Moon on NBC's Frasier, she actually started out as an extra on The Benny Hill Show, circa 1982 or thereabouts. In common with many of her Hill's Angels co-stars, she was required to show her knickers in between dance numbers:

Vamos Chile: Noelia Arias

Noelia Arias, better known by her stage name Licenciada Tetarelli, was one of Latin America's foremost vedettes back in the day. Making her debut on La Red's Vamos Chile in the early 2000s, she spent most of her appearances stripping down to her bra and panties before a live audience (a skill she picked up during her waitressing days, apparently). 

 

In common with many of her contemporaries, she was usually paired with a couple of gross, bumbling straight men who talked her out of her clothes the moment she stepped foot on stage. All the same, the segment turned out to be incredibly popular, allowing Ms Arias to go on to...well, more or less the same thing, just on different shows.

Licenciada Tetarelli Playlist

Clara Aguilar: Privezetes

Not sure of the specifics, but so far as we can tell, Clara's Q&A Challenge is a strip game with all of the usual benefits. As the contestants appear to be Clara's closest gal pals, it's easy to understand why her YT Account is subtitled the "BFF Lounge."

How Clara convinced her BFFs to strip down at their local pub is a mystery in itself, though given the popularity of her Youtube Channel, they probably didn't need much coaxing (especially after the first few pints). Worth noting, of course, that the girls wore their prettiest lingerie for the occasion, meaning they knew precisely what they getting in to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY57fZ07R0U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbCnBOSUP24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtBxPxxjlEk

Teabagging

According to our good friend Tisa, the time honored art of  "茶巾スカート" has a long and venerable history dating back (at least) to the 1960s. More recent examples may be found on youtube (if you're incredibly lucky):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_G4KnPfKNfM

Not sure of the exact details, but the girls seem to be playing a game of penalties. Every time they a mistake, their skirts are drawn up a little higher, after which they're subjected to further indignities. Evidently, contests of this nature were quite popular back in the early 2000s. Unfortunately, all things must eventually pass, and "Tea Cloth Skirt" (aka "Teabagging") appears to have disappeared from the airwaves over the past two decades.

 

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Semi-Tough

And now it's back to the swingin' seventies for a completely gratuitous panty-shot in Semi-Tough (United Artists, 1977). BTW: that's a young Brian Dennehy holding the struggling extra by the ankles.

 

We tend to wonder how they found an actress brave (and pretty) enough to film such a dangerous scene; she was most probably a stunt double, but all the same, it must've taken one heck of a lot of courage to reveal her knickers in public that day.

 

Universal Horrors: Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

Bud and Lou bungle their way through yet another Universal Horror, this time as a pair of Brooklyn flatfoots sequestered to foggy London at the turn of the century. The movie includes two cancan scenes (kind of), the first during a suffragette rally in Hyde Park (get it?) and the second at the local watering hole. The musical number is performed by leading lady Helen Westcott and six anonymous show girls (with only the talented Ms. Westcott actually showing her knickers).

OK, you caught us out here: we added a pair of thigh highs via Photoshop, but you've gotta admit; it looks much better this way, doesn't it?

Let's talk about cultural dissonance...

Back in the 1960s, the Chirrol Chocolate company produced an animated commercial meant to appeal to children. It featured three bishojo characters singing "ふりふりフレーク、チロルチョコ～," which (liberally translated) means something like "shakey-shakey-shakey, Chirrol Chocolate-ah!" The cartoon ended with the girls raising their skirts to reveal their underwear. Most people found it cute and funny; apparently, kids used to sing it on the way to school. Kawaii desu, no big deal.

Fast forward thirty year or so, and the company decides to remake the ad in 1994. Social values have changed, agendas are being pushed, and suddenly, we have thousands of moral guardians mounting a letter-writing campaign to the government, demanding that the "obscene commercial" be banned until the end of time. Apparently, the local P & T association had leapt onto the PC bandwagon that the West had been pushing for the past few decades.

You'd think that the average Japanese politician would have more important things to deal with than a harmless TV commercial, but naturally, the Puritan Brigade got their way as they always do. The advertisement was censored, all copies of the print destroyed, and a valuable piece of popular culture was lost to history. Apparently, nobody and nothing is safe from these self-righteous killjoys, regardless of where they happen to live.

Rede TV: Joao Kléber Show 3

Say what you will, nobody can fault their generosity. I mean, these girls would literally give you the shirts off their backs.

Unraveling

 Ever just had one of those days...?

Benny Hill: Acacia Avenue

Acacia Avenue is the closing tag from episode 24 of The Benny Hill Show (March 26, 1975). Waiting at the bus stop, several locals (Libby Roberts, Henry McGee, Moira Foot et al) and a priest (Don Estelle) are alarmed by the appearance of a stereotype "duffer" (Benny Hill) with a half-naked woman on his arm (turns out it's just a mannequin). Noticing the commotion, WPC Jeannie Collings turns up to investigate, ordering Benny to drape his coat over the figure. Meanwhile, a pretty young girl (Debbie Greenhill) strolls up, taking her place by the bus stop. Naturally, Benny mistakes her for the mannequin and rips her clothes off, exposing her underwear in public. Having incited the inevitable melee, Benny flees into a local park where he leaps astride an ostrich (?!) to ride to freedom.

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Monica Adaro

A recurring theme on Peruvian TV appears to be the pairing of well-dressed older men with scantily-clad women in their underwear. During her younger days, Monica Adaro seems to have been a highly acclaimed vedette active on both stage and screen, providing anatomy lessons in her lacy pink lingerie (as suggested by this 2011 comedy sketch).

 

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