8 November ITV1 20.00

As Tom Jones used to sing (and probably still does):

It’s not unusual for mums to say,
“Your father’s gay.”

or

It’s not unusual for kids to hear,
“Your daddy’s queer.”

9 November BBC1 20.00

Two weeks ago the thin alcoholic one showed us her red cheeks. Will the other one get her substantial tits out for the lads?

18 December ITV1 21.00

Edward Prince of Wales, heir to the British throne, is forced to choose between his kinky doings with an American divorcee and his royal birthright.

This might be one for George:

31 December BBC2 15.05

although the shot of the boy’s bare caned bottom is sometimes edited out.

20 March ITV1 20.00

The word on the street is that Sion Jenkins is slipper-mad.

“But doesn’t every family have a naughty stick?” So said the then 12-year-old Annie Jenkins, daughter of Siôn and Lois Jenkins, when questioned by the Hastings police over her father’s disciplinary methods.

Sion Jenkins claimed that he did not hit his children, but in a statement made after the programme was recorded, his two youngest daughters said,

“The comments our father made where he denied using corporal punishment against us are not true.”

‘The Children’s Hour’

Today Channel 4 13.25

It’s not unusual for dads to gripe:
“Your mum’s a dyke.”

If you would like a free copy of this film on videotape, please write to Big John, Manager of Images.

For lovers of M/m only:

Today BBC 1 23.35

More M/m:

Tuesday 23 May Channel 4 00.35

The second series of this Channel 4 drama set in Brighton begins on 15 June.

The word on the street is that lesbianating Kim receives some corporal punishment from an older woman.

Just seen a trailer for new series of sugar rush on channel 4. Kim is definately over a womans knee, and looks like she is going to be spanked on her knickers. Must remember to record new series and hope the spanking is seen.

Today Channel 5 12.10pm

This is well worth watching, but the spanking in the novel has been omitted from the film.

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Friday 8 September Channel 4 21.00

Boring nonentities from the entertainment world recall their schooldays. This programme, the last in the series, includes reminiscences of punishments they received. Don’t expect too much unless you are interested in M/m.

Thursday 21 September ITV1 21.00

Despite its title, I am assured that this programme will be of no interest to fetishists.

Sunday 24 September BBC1 21.00

Those tuning in to watch the birching of Helen Burns will be disappointed.

None of the dramastised versions of Jane Eyre have ever shown the punishment of Helen Burns in the way it is described in the book. Even this I belive to be an example of self cenorship by Charlote Bronte because it would not have been polite to descibe a school whipping in the 1820's in a mid- Nineteenth Cenury novel. Charlote Bronte's readership knew what she was alluding to because they had seen or expericend it themselves. As I have pointed out before, the Clergy Daugthers School at Cowan Bridge employed a Miss Finch, as "singing and Scourgemistress". Does anyone seriously think that a properly appointed Scourgemistress let them keep their pants on?. There are contempory diary references to what are descibed as "whipings" at Crofton Hall school in the 1820's and at Fulneck School in the 1840's. If anyone wants to know how it was done in the Nineteenth Century they should log on to rge-films.com and look at "The Christmass Quiet". Bent over, drawers open or down and a good whipping on the bare bottom with a birch rod, riding crop, cane or strap.

JIMNY

I think you're almost certainly correct.

Judical corporal punishment of women was abolished as late as 1810, so some readers of Jane Eyre when it came out might have witnessed that. That actually being the whip applied to the bare back of the offender, public decency ensuring the offender was pinioned with breasts turned to the wall by that time, rather than whipping through the streets anymore.

It's also reasonable to remember that Regency clothing for women was several layers thick, even if crinolines were a little time after Jane Eyre was published. Ergo, an effective birching required something in the matter of clothes removal.

And a scourgemistress was doubtless appointed for no other reason than being able to demonstrate effective scourging techniques. One suspects quoting "Suffer the little children" would have been a required text to learn for scourgemistressing interviews, not the rest of Jesus's line!

Pink and fluffy or politically correct they clearly did not do!


Steve M

From about the 1790's young girls wore long pantalletes and these evolved into drawers worn by women. The original pantalletes were two independant legs fastened at the waist and for hyagene reasons drawers worn by women and girls in Europe and presumably the U.S.A remained open between the legs until replaced by more modern styles of underware in the first two decades of the 20th Century. Taken from the memoirs of Faith Dorothy Osgerby, born 1890 at Beverley, East Yorkshire:-
Talking of dress reminds me how differently children were dressed. The dresses were longer than grown-ups wear today.If we showed our knees we were in trouble. We always wore white pinafores and our dresses (made by Granny)always had a pocket at the side. We wore horrors called 'open drawers'. They would be considered quite indecent today. The two legs were made quite seperately and only joined at the top with a topband which we fastened round the waist with a button and buttonhole. Thus, little girl's bottoms were so very accessible, and mine was smacked so very often sometimes for such small faults, such as a sulky look when asked to perform some task, or for answering back (we didn't dare do this often) or maybe a childish argument(frequent in a family of 7) when my mother would step in and punish both- to make sure she got the right one, she said. And if any of us cried for some reason she was not aware of we got a smacked bottom so she would know what we were crying for. Many times have gone to school with her finger marks on my poor little seat, and even sometimes on my cheek - and girls would ask me what I had done to my face. From:- Destiny Obscure, edited by John Burnett. Penguin 1984 ISBN 0 14 00.7345 0

Only a very few fetishists visit this forum, but so they don’t feel left out, here is something especially for them.

Monday 16 October Channel 4 23.00.

"Only a very few fetishists visit this forum..."

Ha, ha, hahahaha. Yeah, right!

... what are you getting at Zorro? Are you trying to imply that there's something about us that is not quite ... well, .. straight?

Come on, out with it!

I really enjoyed this program even though I am definitely not a fetishist.

Thursday 30 November Channel 4 22.00

See also messages 4 and 5 of the ‘corporal punishment in girls schools’ thread, currently on page 17.

In the film two girls lift their skirts and are given four strokes of the cane on the backs of their thighs by a nun. I am surprised they didn’t get it on the bum.

Here is the scene when Bernadette shows Brendan what’s available if he helps her escape, saying ‘It’s not a chimney” as he breathes out his fag smoke. The cane marks are still visible on her thighs.
I enjoyed the film but was a bit disappointed that the cane was only used in this one scene and only 4 strokes were given which was a bit lenient.
There was no build-up to the caning and it was over far too quickly. The ritual of being positioned over the desk and the smock being lifted to the waist, the knickers slowly pulled down and then the cane strictly applied to the vulnerable bare buttocks would have made compelling viewing.

The film director should have been caned for lack of continuity. The cane was given from the right but the angle of the marks appear as if given from the left.
Okay I agree noticing that is a bit sad

Thursday 14 December Channel 4 22.00

The film contains a short self-spanking scene that will no doubt be of interest to Roman Catholics.

Do I detect the outline of a keyhole?

Nice one Alan

Tuesday 2 January BBC2 20.00

Those reminiscing about their days of bare knees and camp fires include Sterling ‘Limp Dick’ Moss and unfunny comedian Ronnie Corbett.

Viewers interested in M/m, hoping to learn the true meaning of Baden-Powell’s ‘Scouting for Boys’, will be disappointed.

Monday 23 April Channel 5 21.00

In this documentary families in England and the USA talk about their bible-inspired disciplinary methods, which include corporal punishment.

With due credit to Goggle Box who always keeps us well informed and many thanks to him for the information about the above programme.

Apparently it is to be repeated on Channel 5 on Friday 27th April at 11pm

SC

Mother asks son (looked about 9) if he had washed dishes.
Son says yes.
Mother see's that it is not done.Orders son to come to kitchen,asks if he thinks thats right.
Son says mum I lied.
Mother tells son to go and wait in family room.
Mother is seen to reach up and get leather Strap, shows it to camera and comments that it will be used on bottom. Adding that it will sting.We don't allow lies here!
Camera sees mother clearing sofa and telling boy to go over sofa arm,door closes and we hear four distinct strokes of the strap. Followed by sounds of boy crying.
Mother comes out and returns strap to shelf,son joins her and says he's sorry as Mother hugs him.

No problem with that, it was the normal way here in the UK years ago. Before the children were given the right to do as they please.

Yes - a time when children often learned the hard way not to so much as even answer back or disobey as in this clip.....

http://media.putfile.com/The-Flame-Trees-of-Thika

SC

Robert Baden-Powell has provided loads of amusement on this Forum previously, and many fun-loving fun-lovers will enjoy:

Monday 14 May 19.00 BBC4

The ‘Radio Times’ has it thus:

A romp (sic) through the history of the scouting movement.

On the same channel at 21.00 today:

‘Ian Hislop’s Scouting for Boys’.

There are a few, a very few, knicker-fetishists who are drawn to this forum and they will certainly want to tune in to this series which is being shown on Channel 4 on Tuesdays at 20.00.

The presenter, an Oriental, self-styled stylist of an alternative persuasion, with an extraordinarily shaped head, sets out to prove that he can turn some wretched woman who is ashamed of her body into a catwalk queen without the aid of surgery.

Early on in each programme he brings on a line of women, dressed only in bras and knickers, and asks the woman he is going to transform (henceforth known as ‘Vicky’) to estimate her place in the line in terms of grossness. She is always amazed to find that she is not quite the rhinoceros that she thought.

He then gets Vicky to strip to her bra and knickers in a fully-mirrored room. She tells the presenter which parts of her body she doesn’t like (it’s often all of them) and this usually reduces her to tears, giving him a chance for a quick grope. But that’s ok isn’t it? After all, he is gay, so there can be no suggestion of sexual assault.

Continuing to pander to the knicker-fetishists he is then shown rummaging through the poor woman’s underwear drawer, and cuts up the knickers of which he disapproves.

Throughout the programme, there is much poking, probing and rubbing. Vicky’s breasts are referred to as “hooters” or “bangers”, and by the end she is magically transformed and resembles a losing contestant in a glamorous grandmother competition. She waddles down a catwalk and lives happily ever after.

This is one of the most tasteless series ever shown on Channel 4 and whilst our decent, home-loving, family-orientated readers will avoid it, the knicker-fetishists with the aid of DVD recorders will be kept happy for years to come.

The name of the presenter is Gok Wan. This is surely a misprint. The letter k in his first name should be moved to the end of his second.

Gok Wan


The Curse of Brian

Tuesday 29 May BBC2 21.00

Part 2 of ‘Andrew Marr’s History of Modern Britain’ features our Honorary Life Member, Christine Keeler.

Lovers of M/m will surely be rising early to see 'Tales of the Unexpected: Galloping Foxley' which is to be shown on ITV3 on Thursday 5 July at 06.00.

Well done GB for the tip off - i do remember this one well - will set the video.

SC

Picture clips are here
http://www.archivist.f2s.com/cpa/tv-fiilm/foxley.htm

ITV 3? 0600? Well if you had decided to watch instead of setting the video, you might have been the only viewer!

What a bizarre time to broadcast a programme like this.

Wow what a nostalgic gem, I dont know if I ever saw this one when i was young. I set the DVD recorder as I was in snoozeland !!. The lad bending over so realisticly portrayed.
Thanks for advising us of its showing.

It was first shown in 1980.

As you say Gogglebox does a great service in the tip off dept.

SC

“Fetishes” Tuesday 24 July More4 22.00

This documentary includes a caning of Maria Beatty, masochist and purveyor of erotic films.
http://www.dailymotion.com/BigJohnPeacehaven/cane/video/xngb2_caning


Or, for those that missed it last December,

“Secretary” Tuesday 24 July Film4 22.45

BBC2 Saturday 4 August Midnight

In which thirty-six-year-old Ann Todd playing the part of a fourteen-year-old schoolgirl begs not to be caned on the hand, but to no avail.

Thanks GB - as always you are on the ball.
It is appreciated
SC

This is being shown again on Channel 4. It’s at 13.30 on Wednesday 26 September. Voyeurs will be disappointed that no lesbianating between Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine happens, but those thousands of one-smack lovers are in for a treat.

It's Roald Dahl weekend on ITV3, and Galloping Foxley gets another outing late Sunday night / early hours of Monday morning. Can't be precise about the time, as my usual listings magazine and the online digiguide differ.

BBC4 Mondays starting from 22 October 21.00

The word on the street is that the flagellation scene will be stirring.

Monday 31 December Channel 5 16.20
‘Oliver!’ - a must for those one-smack fans.

Tuesday 1 January BBC 2 14.25
‘McLintock!’ - rip-roarin’, feudin’-an’-fightin’ Western containing two overrated spanking scenes.

Sunday 6 January Film4 23.10

Only for those with an interest in M/m

Monday 24 March Film4 23.05

A few of the scenes in this film are too brutal for me to watch, being of a sensitive disposition, but they may appeal to some of our readers, particularly those who have joined us via Yahoo Answers.

I know there are a few, a very few, fetishists that dribble over this forum and they may wish to watch Channel 5 on Thursday April 24 at 23.00.

Not long now:

A Girl's Guide to 21st Century Sex
Thursday 24 April
11:00pm - 11:45pm
Five
6/8
Dr Catherine Hood continues her frank journey into the world of sex. Here she takes a look at the taboo of intercourse with multiple partners, explores the art of spanking as erotic foreplay, and examines a rare and devastating skin condition called lichen sclerosis, which can make penetrative sex impossible.

Wednesday 28 May BBC2 21.00

Julie Walters stars as sex-obsessed, mad-staring-eyed Mary Whitehouse, an unhappy woman, hell-bent upon cleaning up British television.

Published in next week’s ‘Radio Times’ is an article by E. Jane Dickson (who, herself, has an interest in corporal punishment) in which Julie Walters, speaking of her own schooldays, is quoted thus:

“And we had these bloody awful elocution lessons. I remember being stood out front one particular day and being told over and over again to say ‘bawth’ rather than ‘bath’, and I wouldn’t say it, because it felt to me like a betrayal of my father who had a Birmingham accent. I got a slap with the ruler every time. I remember thinking I couldn’t tell my parents what was going on at school, because they wouldn’t be able to deal with the power of the nuns. I felt I had to protect my parents from that. So it was a complicated childhood.”

Knicker and bum fetishists will surely be tuning into ITV1 at 21.00 on June 2, 3 and 4. To keep the others happy, in the final programme the presenters, the one who looks like an anorexic transvestite and the fat one, indulge in a bush-rubbing embrace on the Sussex Downs.

Saturday 19 July BBC2 21.30

This programme looks at such as the ‘Beano’ and ‘Dandy’ in the days when they included pictures of girls being slippered on their knickers.