Movie and TV references to Enemas

Thanks for posting LostInThe50s. That movie was a real eye opener. As for the enemas, I can't imagine any eroticism for giver or receiver in that context. Although, now that I think of it, some people do get off on being degraded and humiliated. Without trying to lessen the important messages of this movie, I wonder how such an experience would affect one's love or hatred of enemas?

Born on the 4th had a very bad scene, yes that was it, mass enemas, could imagine what it must have been like.

Although it's a porno, there is a movie, "Water Power" from 1976

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_Power_%28film%29

Although it's a porno, there is a movie, "Water Power" from 1976

The full movie is available for free here: https://allclassic.porn/videos/1373/water-power/

After hearing a mention about Candy Strippers on some show, I got to thinking "perhaps there may be a clip of a Candy Stripper administrating an enema"! So I went in search of Candy Strippers and found a whole movie called Candy Strippers! WOW! What will I see in this movie?? Surprise and disappointment, no enemas but LOTS of good nudity! At least half to way in when I lost interest and switched channels. BTW It's on the Pluto streaming channel, Pluto and Candy Strippers are both free.

LostInThe50s

I was watching an old episode of SNL yesterday afternoon, and to my surprise there was a sketch that included guest host Christopher Walken (as a "super sleuth" convalescing in a hospital after being injured on a case) getting an enema from cast member Ellen Cleghorne (playing a nurse) while Adam Sandler took his picture for the newspaper. Obviously nothing graphic as it was on network TV. If you want to see it, it is apparently available to stream for free on Pluto. The sketch was called "Professor C and the Super Sleuths" and it was about 2/3 of the way through S18 E4.

Just watched the film, “The Comedian” (2016) and stumbled upon a brief but funny enema reference that I thought I would share.



In the movie, Robert De Niro plays a comedian nearing the end of his career. He winds up doing a stand-up gig at a retirement community and he leads the seniors in a parady of the love song “Making Whoopee” — but he changes the lyrics to “Poopie”




So the first verse is:

“Another fear, Another year

Another enema, in your rear.

Elimination, constipation,

not making poopie! …”


Penny could give me enemas all night. And I would be more than happy to reciprocate.