Enemas on Prime Time TV & in the movies?

Sparks: And, interesting, she waved a douche nozzle at him, though perhaps they used this nozzle only because it seemed bigger to impress the viewers.

Isn't the nozzle some kind of symbol of anal rape, in that movie?

I have to look into "8 Millimeter" with Nicholas Cage.

It is full of moralistic clichés, tropes and character types out of central casting, all predictable except for a few things like who dies in which order. And like all such kind of movies, it seems like the idea is to give everyone an absolute abhorrence of sex in general.

The enema scenes being projected in the background are tame and nothing special, but the soundtrack superimposed makes them seem utterly depraved.

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Scene from the movie the right stuff

Heard on the news today - they were talking about someone who had received “several political enemas” - I immediately thought he must have said “enemies”. The news anchor came back and said “I will decline to comment on your medical analogy!”

Yep …. I just now heard that, too.

Yep …. I just now heard that, too.

Obviously we watch the same news channel!

The word ENEMA in movies :

Since joining Zity, my ears are alerted whenever I hear the word enema, especially in movies, The most recent time was when watching The High Note with Dakota Johnson wherein she tells her boss how she dreamed of giving her an enema. It was a very short line but I though highly erotic. I was wondering if others noticed similar uses of the word enema in other movies??

Where in the movie does she say That. How far in

About 16 to 18 minutes in according to my vcr. This actress also was the lead in Fifty Shades of Grey, so she may be into this. The dialog was kinda out of place, made me wonder why she did it.

Nozzie: Dialogue is scripted… actors and actresses seldom ad lib. So why would the scenarist put that it?

I meant maybe she personally enjoys giving enemas?? I know its scripted but she was smiling and so sincere; obviously she is a very good actress 😃

It was also in the American horror story in the witch season.

When actors ad-lib, most directors will have it cut out in the editing phase.

There are a small number who can get away with it in certain situations, but not all the time.

I think it was Cannonball Run , Burt Reynolds says , take two enemas and call me in the morning

That scene sounds very exciting.

My ears always catch that word. l think it was the in the Howling years ago that a visiting nurse told and elderly guy that, she said to him '' l'll be getting your enema ready in a little while'', not verbatim, but similar, it was exciting to me. And a few months ago l heard it used in King Of Queens... and that was exciting, especially hearing it from a female of course. Both cases were attractive / cute women saying it.

This town needs an Enema! - The Joker (Jack Nicholson) at Batman 1989

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Tpe-dbPQI

Za

I've heard of people getting so flustered when they hear the word they have to leave the room with a very red face. I used to get hard hearing it but I think zity has desensitized me. So zity therapy does work!

The movie “Born on the Fourth of July” had enema scenes where paralyzed Vietnam vets were given enemas by uncaring attendants in order to allow them to poop. I was told some copies of that film had those scenes removed.

It is an issue with people paralyzed from the waist down

They have little or no control or feeling in that area

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Of all the characters in that sitcom Sheldon seems to be an enema closet case . His way of acting and manners would seem to me to be the type of guy who would enjoy giving himself enemas maybe even enjoy giving or getting enemas from one of his roommates. Just a thought . Would be fun to imagine him getting out his enema gear when his roommates are gone for the weekend and having himself a good enema session .

Of all the characters in that sitcom Sheldon seems to be an enema closet case . His way of acting and manners would seem to me to be the type of guy who would enjoy giving himself enemas maybe even enjoy giving or getting enemas from one of his roommates. Just a thought . Would be fun to imagine him getting out his enema gear when his roommates are gone for the weekend and having himself a good enema session .

Interesting opinion! I’ve watched the whole series at least twice, and came to pretty much the opposite conclusion, but I certainly admit it’s only my opinion and quite possibly completely wrong! He always seemed just so picky and fussy that I couldn't imagine him doing that for enjoyment. OTOH, if he were told to do it once or several times as a preop or pre-procedure clinical cleaning, he might just be so particular that he’d do exactly what he was told or even more to be sure he was clean enough.

I do remember at least one episode in which he asked Penny to tend to him during a cold or flu, and she said okay, but specifically stipulated NO ENEMAS! I don’t recall that he said much except to agree, so maybe if he was a closet klismophiliac he might have replied with “why not?” or even “oh, come on, please?” In one other episode he was a visiting professor in Germany and told one of his current friends that a German-only housekeeper in the Faculty Residence had given him an enema, apparently without any apparent resistance.

Eric

Just been watching an old Mash episode where Henry Blake is chatting to Father Mulcahey about a difficult pompous patient they'd just treated when Henry said to him, “what's good for this ass with abdominal pain is a decent coffee Enema”. . . Father Mulcaheys reply (even funnier) was. . "Well I guess what the Enema has lost is our gain"

@ericmacson Isn't it interesting that the show would imply that it would be conceivable for Sheldon to ask Penny for an enema, that Penny was aware of this possibility?

From the TV series Married With Children

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1_F6bvzoB0

Link sourced from forum thread - Pumpkin Enema bags, posted by @Sean

@edwasss has also mentioned this funny clip in post (No 18.) on page one of this thread.

Meredith Vieira being given a colonic on primetime TV, which, given the time caused a deal of controversy.

Kathy Lee Gifford mentioning Enemas several times on NBC's today show. It's been said (& reported) that Kathys comments might be related to her own affinity to the Enema.

Grace Metalious who wrote the score for Peyton Place Peyton place the TV series had one of its leading female characters who appeared fixated on administering regular Enemas to young Norman.

Kathy Bates - American Horror Story, Fried Green Tomatoes, Bad Santa & as

Steve McQueen documentary discussed the employment of the Enema in treating his recently diagnosed cancer

Chevy Chase -

Japanese cult classic film (English subtitling) Weatherwoman.

Not only mentioned but demonstrated

@That_Australian In the Peyton Place novel, enemas are mentioned only briefly, a couple of times, right? I think they are there to imply that one of the younger male characters is under the command of a domineering mother.

Japanese cult classic film (English subtitling) Weatherwoman.

Not only mentioned but demonstrated

I found two films listed on Amazon and elsewhere: Weather Woman and Weather Woman Returns. Which one are you referring to?

Remember the movie Don’t Eat The Daisys with Doris Day a busy mother of like 6 to 8 kids . In the scene she comes home kids running wild and 2 of the boys have a full red enema bag and are watering her plants with it . She is oblivious to them and continues to make a phone call . The boys in the background look to be about 8 and 12 and wondering what else they might be doing with the family enema bag when Doris isn’t home . Just let my imagination run wild on that one ! Boys will be boys as the saying goes !