Movie and TV references to Enemas

Where in the movie is the good moaning and screaming enema(s)?

Eric

Just search for pretty peaches enema. There is only 1 enema scene in the movie, and that scene is posted all over the web. I would say her response is more along the lines of whining than screaming and moaning.

I'd be interested in this scene from Car Wash but I can't find it.

You can find Pretty Peaches here: https://www.xvideos.com/video60110345/pretty_peaches_1978

I enjoy it, but it's like WaterPower meets Benny Hill… all it needs is Boots Randolph playing “Yakety Sax” in the background…. :-)

The scene mentioned can be found at minute 30 and following.

r

The enema scene in Pretty Peaches is unappealing for me due to the “clown” aspect. I however appreciate how porn actresses from that time looked like real women (hair down there, no cosmetic surgery, etc.).

The enema scene in Pretty Peaches is unappealing for me due to the “clown” aspect. I however appreciate how porn actresses from that time looked like real women (hair down there, no cosmetic surgery, etc.).

Agreed. Much too zany and almost slapstick to be at all interesting as an enema to enjoy watching.

Eric

The enema scene in Pretty Peaches is unappealing for me due to the “clown” aspect. I however appreciate how porn actresses from that time looked like real women (hair down there, no cosmetic surgery, etc.).

I agree in terms of not being turned on by the scene even if I do find Desireé Cousteau appealing. I could see watching the movie the whole way through with a newish partner to guage his or her reaction to the enema scene or tee up the topic if you're ready for that step.

Tonight on Blue Bloods a line was something about a wounded seal getting an enema and apology for enema reference , caught me off guard .

I was watching Kindergarten Cop the other day and there is a scene in the drug store where the villain's overbearing mother is purchasing a bunch of medicines and equipment to take care of her soon to be kidnapped grandson. The equipment included a rectal thermometer and an enema bag and syringe out on the counter. No actual mention of enemas but the implication is clear.

Wife and I were watching the Christmas episode of Call The Midwife recently. The story involved a pregnant woman in the circus who had just lost their trailer in a fire and relocated to a hotel. As the midwives were preparing for delivery and her husband & her father were in the room. A midwife told them “I'll be giving your wife an enema, this is not a spectator sport - now get out!”

@bob1952: Kindergarten Cop released in 1990… Let's assume Cullen Crisp, the drug dealer and father of the kid, is 35, that puts him born in 1955, which would put him in the generations where giving enemas to children and taking their temperature rectally was common. His mother most probably intended to do the same to his son, should the need arise. I mean, that not unrealistic, and this conveys well the idea that she's an overbearing lady.

Diary From A Housemaid . .The movie in B&W.

@That_Australian you mean the one from 1960 ??

any references ??

Anyone spotted the funny verbal reference in Here Today (2021)? It unfolds within a handful of seconds, 20:00 to 20:23, dodging the usual mainstream clichés with great finesse and a sassy hue.

Comedy screenwriter Charlie Burnz (Billy Crystal) goes to his physician Dr. Vidor (Anna Deavere Smith) to check the progress of his health condition, an early stage of dementia. He complains about the nasty constipation a drug is causing as a side effect: he tells her he couldn't go "for eight days" and felt "like a python that has swallowed a deer."

The doctor laughs heartily, pronounces sorry for the inconvenient then serenely replies that there are medicines to overcome that. Then adds, "You can always give yourself an enema."

His reply: "I'm saving that for my birthday... A little something special just for me." 😁

Anyone remember a Masha Mason Walter Mathau movie named “House Calls”. Walter Mathau plays a widowed surgeon who takes a active interest in Marsha as a patient. In one scene they are discussing Art Carney's slipping mental capacity, and Marsha says a nurse told her of an incident, which Marsha characterizes as “pleasant conversation during an enema.”

A couple come to mind,

Bear Grylls the survival guy gave himself an enema while he was on a raft to hydrate himself, used a piece of surgical tubing

Seinfeld episode “The Pilot “ Kramer was constipated, went and bought an enema bag, it was hilarious , shows him in the Drugstore picking it out and then back home holding the bag with the standard small enema tube

The movie Sybil with Sally Field

It wasn't that long ago that I liked watching Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Corolla on “The Man Show.” There was one scene showing an attractive blond running across the stage with an enema bag. My thought at the time was she could give one to me anytime.

@clau271

I believe so, as at one time I had several (about 4) B&W stills that showed 1) the enamelware Douche Can / Irrigator suspended on the loungeroom wall at around 5&½ + feet from the floor with the hose attached & just hanging. . no one in the room. . 2) Virtually the same image but with the fully clothed housemaid reaching up & filling the Can with solution from a water pitcher . . 3) Another of her standing in her what looked like white cotton underwear, wearing a maids bonnet & readying herself for the pre prepared Enema & lastly with the housemaid laying on her side, partly clothed on the floor receiving the Enema.

I had made mention of the Maids Enema on another members album because of the height of the Douche Can / Irrigator, which would have delivered one hell of rush , being nearly three times the "medically" recommended administraton height from the outlet spout to the anal orifice. . . ooooh !

I haven't watched “Frasier” for many years, but I vaguely recall a moment in an episode involving Daphne and Niles. They were arguing about something and Daphne (to my recollection) got fed up and agitated and said “Oooh, where's my enema bag?!” and hurried off. Niles looked after her with a lustful gaze. I only watched this once and might have mis-heard her. Does anybody recall this?

I haven't watched “Frasier” for many years, but I vaguely recall a moment in an episode involving Daphne and Niles. They were arguing about something and Daphne (to my recollection) got fed up and agitated and said “Oooh, where's my enema bag?!” and hurried off. Niles looked after her with a lustful gaze. I only watched this once and might have mis-heard her. Does anybody recall this?

@Unsure,

I’d love it if someone could corroborate that, hopefully confirming you correct. I still watch Frasier occasionally as it’s on Dish Network very frequently on a couple of channels. I’ve seen most episodes many times, but have no recollection of that scene or enemas ever being mentioned. I’d be delighted to be wrong, as I have a truly near-world-class atrocious memory. Anyone else?

Eric

@ericmacson I might be totally wrong about it. At the time, that's what my ears thought they heard, but it could have been something else. It was a nice idea, Jane Leeves running off to give herself an enema to calm herself down.

In the movie Saw 3, there is a blue enema bulb with white nozzle on Jigsaw's table. It is shown at least twice. I did not watch the movie but saw this scene while channel surfing.

The movie “Sybil” is mentioned in several different threads - supposedly her mother gave her ice water punishment enemas. One description said they were actually given through her urethrae and she was force to retain them and not pee. Don't know if this clip has been shown before:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaR4AwH7bb4

We were bored and put on an old movie - Car Wash. In the opening scene a black woman with a blond wig couldn't afford cab fare and she ran from the cab, hiding in the lady's room at the car wash. She opened her purse, retrieved a yellow bag with white hose and douche nozzle. She ran a clothes line across the room and hung the bag. There were three short scenes showing it but not her using it.

The movie “Sybil” is mentioned in several different threads - supposedly her mother gave her ice water punishment enemas.

Wasn't almost all of the ‘Sybil’ story discredited as being mostly made up and exaggerated? I forget which of the two protagonists was the main instigator: the psychologist (?) eliciting and urging on yet more and more untruths and exaggerations, or if it was Sybil who was prone to coming up with weird concoctions.

Wasn't almost all of the ‘Sybil’ story discredited as being mostly made up and exaggerated? I forget which of the two protagonists was the main instigator: the psychologist (?) eliciting and urging on yet more and more untruths and exaggerations, or if it was Sybil who was prone to coming up with weird concoctions.

I think that's true - she got off on seeing the psychologist and made up her so-called personalities during her visits. They (Sybil and her pyschobableist) played off of each other.

I think that's true - she got off on seeing the psychologist and made up her so-called personalities during her visits. They (Sybil and her pyschobableist) played off of each other.

Wasn't almost all of the ‘Sybil’ story discredited as being mostly made up and exaggerated? I forget which of the two protagonists was the main instigator: the psychologist (?) eliciting and urging on yet more and more untruths and exaggerations, or if it was Sybil who was prone to coming up with weird concoctions.

@agracier and @Rigel,

I know very little about Sybil other than seeing a few scenes at various times, but I’d always assumed it true. Where did you guys read or learn that it was either exaggerated or complete fiction?

Eric

@ericmacson Sybil did have issues, but the multiple personality thingy was a way of getting attention from her psychiatrist.

https://www.npr.org/2011/10/20/141514464/real-sybil-admits-multiple-personalities-were-fake

Watched a movie yesterday with two references, and a third that is left to the imagination of the viewer. The film is a comedy called “Win a Trip to Browntown." from 2021 The recurring theme in the movie is that to encourage her husband to drop 50 lbs in 3 months, the wife puts her ass on the line literally, and makes a bet with him with the prize being anal sex for the first time if he succeeds.

The first scene is the wife riding in a car with her sister and her best friend. She says the husband is halfway to his goal and she doesn't know what she will do if he wins. Her sister says “I know, and I recommend an enema the day before” the wife's facial expression to that is great.

The second scene is towards the end of the movie, when it is apparent that he is going to win the bet, and she is shown with her best friend shopping, she grabs an enema bag kit, and puts it in her shopping cart.

The third scene is on the night he is going to collect his prize, he comes home after dropping the kids off at the grandparents, she is waiting for him in her nightie. He asks her if they need to do something to prepare, and she answers that she started preparing as soon as he left with the kids, implying perhaps that she made use of the enema bag.

“This town needs an enema” The Joker in the 1st Batman movie.