Movie and TV references to Enemas

Saw a few weeks ago on TCM, the movie Harvey. Jimmy Stewart as Elwood P. Dowd, is taken upstairs in the mental hospital for a 'bath'. As he is waiting for a nurse, another nurse comes into the room to tell him there has been a mistake. In walks the larger, older nurse and she is holding towels and an enema bag. You don't see the nozzle but you see the bag and hose.

Bryan57: I have not seen that movie in a while, kind of remember the scene, don't think I noticed the enema and don't remember what that nurse was doing but maybe she was looking for Harvey to give him the enema. Did the nurse look like somebody you would want to get an enema from?

I have the TV on, in the background. It is always on, even if the sound is turned down and we are listening to music. It is like another window in our house. That 70's Show is on. I do not think I have ever seen any enema stuff but it seems like it would be the perfect family for enemas. The family probably started around 1950 so the timing right. The mother is a hospital nurse that has a mommy - little boy relationship with her son, Eric. The son is kind of mild mannered momma's boy. The father is always in a bad mood, probably chronic constipation. The sister will do anything. I can see the mother giving enemas to all the family members. The kids have gotten enemas from her since they were babies. She would probably continue giving them enemas into their late teen years. (The mother is more strong willed that the kids). The father always need one anyway. I wonder if the father give the mother her enemas or she has to do herself. Probably mostly the mother ends up giving herself enemas. I can see the sister giving Eric secret enemas, as preteen, early teen kids, probably when they were home alone. (both parents work.) The sister is trampy and sexually active, probably has been that way since her early teens. Eric's friend Steven stays with the family. The mother is kind of like the mother he never had. I do not know how far her mothering would go but the mother is a nurse and I think Steven enjoys the mothering. The girl friend, Donna may have been give enemas when she was little. Donna's mother is not very smart and would probably have gotten enema advice from Eric's mother. Erics mother probably gave Donna her enema to show Donna's mother what to do. Donna is much smarter and strong willed than her mother and probably only be getting enemas if she wanted, either from her mother or from Donna giving them to herself. The rest of the characters, who knows? All that said, this is a fictionally family on a TV show. It just seem like the writer have made the family dynamic such that I can these things happening.

I've heard of a prussic acid suppository theory too involving Marilyn Monroe. It will probably always be a mystery. I bet the CIA knows.

I didn't know Kennedy was killed by a prussic acid suppository. I didn't even know they had guns that shot suppositories

If Marylyn Monroe was given an enema laced with sleeping pills and died as a result,she would have most likely expelled the enema upon her death.That's just my theory.Perhaps Nikki the nurse could verify this.

Let the good times FLOWw/m73yrs/Western Ma

TV enemas…….While surfing this past Monday night I started watching the show Bones( not much on but reruns)but enemas were mentioned 3 or 4 times by a guy who ate bolo beans and took enemas.New to me,not sure what bolo beans are about. I guess you could call that prime time enemas.

Re Marilyn Monroe, the "Unsolved Mysteries" show examined the cause of her death from every imagined angle and conclusively ruled out an enema or sup. The coroner did some really detailed work, including that on the anal area and colon. Apparently, had either been the cause, definite clues would have remained and none of those were present. Someone very close to her died not so long ago and his memoirs of her were published following his death. Regardless of her admirers, she was a very lonely person who suffered from chronic depression. If I recall the show correctly, she had seen Robert K. just the day before and I think it was she who had wanted to opt out of their relationship and get on with her life. She used oodles of rather powerful prescription drugs and the autopsy showed that before one had left her system, she'd ingested another soon after, presumeably innocently, and the combined effect did her in. I'm not sure if that conclusion was reached from examination of stomach contents or blood or both, but it seemed definite. (We all know of those warnings on prescription labels: take only as directed, not to be used in combination with . . ., etc.)

Yeah, she would have most likely expelled the contents of her bowels upon death, because you lose all voluntary and involuntary muscle control.

I remember (but not when) scanning through the channels, making sure nothing good was on. A saw a woman being handed a Fleets box. I had stopped on one of the women's channels, that I did not (could not) normally watch. (Gender-Exclusive-Channels transmit infrasonic signals to drive the unwanted sex away. There are also subliminal message inserted into the video stream. This is why men really hate women's TV and can stand to watch it. I think women feel the same way about men's TV. I do not know if Gender-Jamming works better with men or women.) I recorded the show and later used my computer to process the recording to remove the Gender-Jamming so I could watch it. I missed the beginning but it seemed this old woman had been showing up at the emergency room of the hospital allot. She would complain she was constipated and requested an enema. The doctor would prescribe a Fleets disposable enema and send her home so she could administer it to herself. She kept returning complaining of the same problem. The show was a nurse show. The two main nurse characters are discussing the old woman and trying to figure out what to about her. The next time the old woman shows up, the nurse gives the old woman a Fleets enema at the emergency room. The next time the old woman shows up, you see a long shot of nurse standing by the hospital bed that the old woman is in. The nurse is doing something. Next you see the nurse with the old woman at the exit door. The old woman seems happy. Later the two are nurses talking. The one that seemed to have made the old woman happy is explaining what she did. She had digitally examined the old woman's rectum (as apposed to analog lol) (stick her gloved finger up the woman's ass) and she was not found the old was constipated so she gave her an M and M enema. (The nurse actual said. "M an M enema") The other nurse is puzzled and asked why she did that. The enema giving nurse explains that the old woman was not constipated, she was lonely. There is no personal interaction in giving yourself a Fleets enema. The old woman was seeking human contact. After the enema the nurse had told the old woman to come back if she ever felt the need and the nurse would give her another enema. 12 commercials in a row, tempting you with scenes from next week's show, play theme music, roll credits, end of show.

Don't try and watch one of those Gender-Jammed shows for the opposite sex, without removing the Jamming or you will go insane like me. --- Fred

P.S. I think I am typical and when someone give me a M and M enema, my insides feel like they have been humanly interacted with! (for some time after the enema).

I'm sure that many of you have watched "BLUE COLOR COMEDY TOUR"....the four comedians. One of them talks about his grandmother giving him enemas and how he hated them.....at first. --a funny routine.

the boxcar

When the only person I have ever personally witness died, it was obvious almost instantly that their anus and bladder relaxed and expelled their contents.

I frequently watch Grey's Anatomy on TV. I think one of the writers enjoys enemas because on several occasions the interns had to administer an enema to a patient. In one case Dr. Yang, a female intern at the time, said, "It was a good enema" referring to her administering it.

One nurse said that a patient had asked for a popsicle enema.

Recently new interns complained that they were put on mundane duty, "We'll be just doing .... and enemas today."

One other movie I saw on TV is when a guy was using an enema to paint abstract art. One of the main actors, I think it was Tom Cruise with Angie Harmond, got sprayed by the enema paint as they sat in the first row.

An enema was administered to one of the main actors in "On the Road to Wellsville" Can't remember his name. A plump nurse holding a syringe enema asked him to accompany her to the bathroom.

This is regards to Marilyn Monroe.

Warning: This may be something you never wanted to know.

Ah, glamourous though it is, I have worked as an autopsy tech on the side.

When someone dies, any stool in their colon that still has enough water in it to be liquidifed will be expelled. Solids will be retained in the colon. (I've never seen anyone have a solid bowel movement after death.)

Every autopsy includes a complete evisiciration, and everything that is still in the colon will be found.

So people don't always empty their bowels when they die, but no one can retain liquid in the colon after death.

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are there any other enema scenes on tv?

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Somewhere along the way this past week, I came across information regarding two films that have enema scenes. These are Gun Shy, starring a popular Irish actor I don't recall the name of and Communion, starring Christopher Walken.

An e-site friend I haven't seen in awhile will be over for the weekend and I plan to rent these two for she and I to watch.

Armagedon with Bruce Willis and company all get enemas and a sigmoidoscope exam before heading out to space to save the world from a rogue ASSteroid.

Boxcar,

The comedian you mentioned is Ron White.

"When I was a little boy, my grandma used to give me these old fashioned enemas. And all it took was a cough or a sniffle for her to pump boiling hot water into my bowels. And I HATED it...........at first." -Ron White

I saw him on a talk show on TV recently where he was doing a bit from his latest routine, about an encounter with a bidet in his hotel room.

"It's amazing how accurate it is," he said, marveling at its front and back streams. "It says, 'oscillate,' and I say, 'Why not'?!?"

Hmmmmmm.

Arianna

I caught a commercial for a new MTV reality series called "Girls of Hedsor Hall". I just viewed it quickly but I clearly recognized an enema bag hanging behind one of the girls on a towel rack or shower rod. The show will air on Sat., Feb. 21 at 12:00 p.m. EST.

Hi boys and girls,

I'm just wondering if you know any good films (no porn) that have enema scenes in it? I remember watching a film where a rock star hires a call girl as a source of inspiration. He had an extra torture room in his mansion where she was constrained and cleaned out. The scene was short but very erotic. Do you remember the name of this or any other movie with enema scenes in it?

My best friend (girl) will visit me at the weekend and stay over night. Usually we hang out and watch a movie together. I'm curious what she thinks of enemas...

Armageddon (199😎 (with Bruce Willis)

When an asteroid the size of Texas is headed for Earth the world's best deep core drilling team is sent to nuke the rock from the inside

When I first watched it it really surprised me with a funny enema scene 😁

Part of the script relating to enema:

NT. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER - EXAMINATION ROOM - DAY

Max, Chick, and Tito sit in HOSPITAL SMOCKS on two examination tables. They have

tattoos, long hair. A cigarette dangles from Tito's lips. AIR FORCE NURSES are

everywhere. A NURSE clips a SWATCH OF HAIR from each of the men. She comes to

Tito. He grabs her arm. Takes the scissors from her.

Tito : Nobody touches my hair but me.

He cuts a SWATCH of hair, gives it to her. A SECOND NURSE is in front of Max and

Tito.

Max : You're not taking any more blood. You vampires already have enough to feed

your coven for a year.

Nurse : (nasally-voiced) We need to know what substances you've recently

ingested.

Tito : What, uhh, "substances" you talkin' about?

Nurse : (matter of fact) Drugs.

Ma and Tito eye each other nervously. Head Nurse, HELGA, stands before Chick

with an ENAMA PROBE and a JAR OF VASELINE.

Chick : An Ena-WHAT?

Helga : Enema.

Chick : And you want to stick it where?

Helga sticks the ENEMA PROBE in a jar of VASELINE.

Chick : (cont'd) No way, lady. I came here to drill.

Helga : So did I.

Sarah1986...this topic has already been threaded quite some time ago. The title is 'Enemas in Movies' and it was started by 'srosebud'. It is a cornucopia of information on enemas appearing or mentioned in a variety of films. This is exactly what you are looking for. Take a peek.

😃 Thanks for the tip einlauf

Thanks for the fast answers! I'll go to the video store tommorrow 😁

Well the first one I have seen at the movies was Dr Zhivago. Lara's mother gets one after she tries to poison herself.

Recently I read the novel and went to the film of "Revolutionary Road". It's set in 1955 and concerns an unhappy suburban couple. It doesn't have an enema in it but if you're a fan of any kind of rubber syringe being displayed in the media, this film has a small bulb syringe (a little rubber bulb attached to a short, flexible tube and white nozzle) as a major plot point. I won't describe what its function in the plot is, however.

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. . . Dr Zhivago. Lara's mother gets one after she tries to poison herself.

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Waty, to be sure, I first thought, too, that might have been the case when I first saw the film in '68 with friends from NAS Lemoore in Fresno, CA; however, after having seen it numerous additional times, it seems she "had her stomach pumped" to remove the poison she had swallowed. Most poisons one would swallow would already reach the bloodstream and be lethal before entering the bowel.

I read the book Peyton Place many years ago and understand that there have been one or more movies since then. Does anyone know if they had any have enema references or scenes in them?

Regards,

Jetter.

As I remember, the mom/son enema references in the book Peyton Place did not make it into the movie or TV series based on it. Maybe it was considered too daring for the times. I wonder how it would be handled today.

There's this movie Sybil...its about this psychotic girl with multiple personalities, her mom is torturing her in every possible way and sunday was the enema day. Kind of disturbing but it definitely delivers

Right! that one got me interested in that whole bladder torture issue.

we have watched the same movies :-)