Can anyone ID or explain this TV show ?

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gk59

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These are clips from an unusual Japanese TV show. It looks almost like MTV's "Room Raiders" except the pretty young ladies are bound and gagged while two guys ransack their rooms. What I'd like to know: Is this a regular program or feature on a Japanese TV show? What is the title, who are the participants? and Where can I see more of this or shows like it?

 

yukio_michael

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• 15 May 2006

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大変だ Did you just stumble across those clips while you were searching for, bound, gagged, kidnapped, Japanese girls? I know that this is far less insideous than it actually seems, but am I the only person who thinks simulated assault, and people who enjoy watching it are more than a bit creepy?

 

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gk59

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Oh, Please! Does a little light bondage really offend you that much? And you live in Japan? Did you really watch the clip or are you just giving the world your unwanted opinion...again ? The show was a comedy. But then again anyone as boring and pretentious (see his blog) as you doesn't see humor in anything.What's really "creepy" is a guy who sits in front of the computer all day and responds to almost anything, including his own posts. (Yes, you do)
Now that he's out of the way can someone possibly figure out what this show was that I was watching?

 

yukio_michael

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pretty young ladies are bound and gagged while two guys ransack their rooms.

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I don't know what Japanese bondage you've seen, but this is simulated violence, not bondage.

Like I said, the television show was more or less harmless (societal and social implecations not withstanding), it's the people clamboring for more that are a little bit troublesome... maybe I'm the only person who doesn't get off on seeing a woman pretened to be helpless while two invaders rummage through her panties---

 

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budd

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• 17 May 2006

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"Oh, Please! Does a little light bondage really offend you that much?"

made me laugh
haven't heard THAT before...

why op link some stuff like this?
ok nm they explained it

 

Davey

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The question is: Can anyone ID or explain this TV show ?

 

RockLee

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• 17 May 2006

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yukio_michael said:

窶佚･窶｢ﾃ鞘?堋ｾﾂ Did you just stumble across those clips while you were searching for, bound, gagged, kidnapped, Japanese girls? I know that this isﾂ far less insideous than it actually seems, but am I the only person who thinks simulated assault, and people who enjoy watching it are more than a bit creepy?

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If you look at the keywords, you can see "Japanese". This is a comedy show, not a assault and rape show.

 

yukio_michael

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RockLee said:

If you look at the keywords, you can see "Japanese". This is a comedy show, not a assault and rape show.

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Tags: kidnap, tied up, gagged, Japanese.

Those are the tags, I understand that this is a variety show, I know it's not even simulated rape, I do know it's not 'real'... To me, a simulation of home invasion is still simulated home invasion... If a girl pretends to be helpless while men ransack her room, the intention of entertainment is pretty clear.

You can claim that it is a comedy show, and no doubt it is, but the implications are messy nonetheless... but hey, that's just IN MY OPINION.

I know women who have been the victim of rape who would find this sort of 'entertainment' rather tasteless... that's just one perspective.

*ed: for clarity, content...

 

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yukio_michael

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Oh, I'll add... I think sometimes people give things less criticism, simply because they happen to be commonplace in Japan, oh it's a girl tied up while men root through her panties, but it's a gameshow on in Japan, so, no worries--- I'm just not fond of the content, I don't have any harsh criticisms to levy against the country that made it.