Poltergeist The Legacy: Helen Shaver
 

Apologies if this has been posted before-- there's a lot of material posted in this thread...over 120 pages!

Anyway...

https://therokuchannel.roku.com/watc...5ae8d3743b0458


Here's Helen Shaver from an "X Files" rip-off show in the mid 90's titled "Poltergeist: The Legacy". A group of people belong to a secret foundation that investigates spooky stuff in order to safeguard the world. Or something.

In the season 1, episode 4 show titled "Town Without Pity" the team investigates a town from Puritan times that appears in the real world for a day or so once every 50 years. It's a "Brigadoon" plot ripoff without Gene Kelly... plus a generous dose of gothic horror mixed in, so it's all good. At least no one dances to show tunes on fake looking movie sets...

Helen Shaver's character shows up with another guy and she's wearing jeans and a ball cap, and full of 90's girl attitude. So naturally the evil Puritan minister who runs the cursed place is attracted to her. He makes a move and she clocks him. The minister does what any self respecting Puritan leader would do if his amorous advances were rejected---he puts the girl in a burlap sack and tries to burn her at the stake.

Just in time more people from the team show up. Using a mirror and some talky exposition about freedom being a choice, the team's leader manages to break the curse. The towns people are lifted in a flash of light to heaven and the minster gets his just deserts for all his various douchebaggery.

Now here's where it gets interesting: after the people and minister are gone, a wind blows through the now empty town...as the camera pans around, the buildings vanish, leaving the team in an empty forest clearing. But wait, there's more...

We stop at Ms. Burlap 1996, and she's enveloped by a glowing light starting at her head and working it's way down...as it does, the burlap robes vanish, leaving the girl standing there in her underwear. I guess heaven needed the material and didn't want it to go to waste...which is good news for us because we get to see a well preserved Helen Shaver go through some of the standard EUF moves in just her panties and lacy top. Then her team mate spoils the fun by giving her his jacket to cover up. Putz.

Helen Shaver has been in films since the 1970's-- she was in "Starship Invasions" and later "The Color of Money", plus many more projects. She's become a noted director and has many tv credits to her name-- "Westworld" being a recent one. She's a Canuck, but then again, all the best American actors are from Canada...

I'm not sure if there were any more episodes that had Shaver running around in just her underpants-- might be worth a search...

Is the video of this anywhere?

Thanks to bbettyblambabam for posting the clip here:

https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/sho...#pos t3134221

The group that did "Peter Pan Goes Wrong" later had their own short-lived TV show. They love their comedic underwear exposure so there are a couple of wins in there.

• One of the girls is miscast as a medieval prince. During a scene someone steps on her robe and she gets stripped to her bra and panties. She panics and tries to improvise a reason why the prince is wearing women's underwear!
  
  
• Another play is intentionally terrible and the running joke is that it's very windy outside. Someone opens a window and the joke is a woman is supposed to get blown across the room. But the rig screws up, and it leads to the lady dangling upside-down by her pants! Eventually her pants come off and she stands there bewildered.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/gxm2t...stume.mp4/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/tiz3k...d_Off.mp4/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/2vjgj...r_Pan.mp4/file

Brigitte Petronio EUF-ish scene, from and unknown film.

Brigitte Petronio
 

It's actually from "Il porno shop della settima strada."

Marlène Jobert euf

Emily Deschanel as Wonder Woman
 

This might be stretching the definition of "EUF" but I feel it at least deserves an honorable mention.

Emily Deschanel starred in the TV show "Bones". Described as a police procedural, it is based on forensic anthropology and forensic archaeology, with each episode focusing on an FBI case file concerning the mystery behind human remains.

Anyway, In season 3 Episode 5 titled "Mummy in the Maze", Deschanel dresses up as Wonder Woman. Where the EUF factor comes in is interview and B roll footage where she states that at first she thought it would be fun to dress as a super hero, but after several days filming, she began to be a little uncomfortable "spending the entire day running around in her underwear".

In one of the images taken from the B role footage, you can clearly see she's a little uncomfortable, as she places both hands on her bottom while doing a scene with her co star. That clip is not in the show.

I find the psychology interesting-- obviously, a Wonder Woman costume is not what you would consider underwear in the traditional sense. However, if the girl herself describes it as such and feels as if she really is running around in just her panties, then the reaction is the same... one of exposure. Where do you draw the line?

Below are some images and here's a link to some of the episode's footage:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqPcBFJ7BYA

Hal

Follow up on The Wonder Woman post:

I was able to find the B roll footage on my Hard Drive...a minor miracle as I was not very organized in the old days and I have what amounts to a tame black hole as a filing system. :)

I can't post it here because I am not a full member but can post it to a file sharing site or send directly to someone here and they in turn can post it. Just let me know if there is any interest.

The file is in .flv format. It's interesting because at the beginning Deschanel walks through a door and then starts the scene. She's a little obscured at first by the camera/crew, but if you look closely you see her reach around and try to make her satin panties provide more coverage to her shapely ass. Then she puts both hands on it in a classic body language cue that shows she's a little uncomfortable in the outfit.

Hal

If I'm not wrong there is also a view on the girls' girdles in that scene.