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ReplyDelete...When Christina H. joined the cast of Firefly, she was advised that to prepare for the part of Saffron she agreee to wear a TTCB. The overwhelming sexual desire induced by the device could only enhance her portyal of the beautiful seductress and con-woman. It wasn't even a long-term contract: three appearances and she would be done with the TTCB forever. No orgasms and daily edgings over one, maybe two seasons in exchange for a major break. What could go wrong?
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately for her, her orgasms were cancelled along with the show. By the time she heard they were going to wrap up the plot of Serenity with a movie, her heart leapt to know she would finally be free of the evil thing that had been tormenting her day and night for the past two years. Yet, for some reason Saffron's presence wasn't required in Serenity. The role never materialized, and the story was over with no way for her to ever play that role for the third time.
Have you ever wondered why she was chosen to play Joan on Med Men? Joan was the office manager, the one who keeps the other women in their place. Her character represented the more traditional working woman and served as a stark contrast to Peggy Olson. Who better to cast as Joan than a woman who loved to shut down any woman she saw having too much fun? It became part of Christina's very nature for no other reason than she couldn't bear to watch anyone else have what she was permanently denied.
She really was perfect in that role.
Oh, and in case you haven't figured it out yet: If you ever wondered why anyone would even consider cancelling a show as good as Firefly, you now have your answer.
... That is the most logical and convincing argument I've ever heard for canceling Firefly. I can *almost* agree with it.
Delete...Almost.
nonmame from Texas says hi, still no touching, but I can't stay away from your blog
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