bobistheowl
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Cool! Do you by any miraculous chance have a copy of the episodes from the 1997 tv series Nothing Sacred?
You have good taste, IfYouSeekAmy. I don't have that Nothing Sacred, the ABC show about a priest; I only have the 1979 film by that name, starring Cicciolina and Ron Jeremy, but it's on Betamax tape, so it pretty much can't be played anymore. I think that was her first triple penetration film, but not his, of course!
I draw attention to the word film because it was one of the last porn movies actual shot on film, rather than on video tape. There's like six or seven scenes where you can see someone from the production crew reflected in a mirror, or part of a microphone at the top of the frame. There's even one spot where the guy with the 'clap board', (or what ever it's called, the 'Act 1, Take 4, clap!' guy), appears for two frames. It took me about ten attempts to freeze the picture on one of those two frames, because with the Betamax, there was, like a two or three second time lag between when you pressed the pause and when the machine reacted. I had to take a Polaroid photo of the TV screen to win the bet, because the pause button on the betamax only worked for about two minutes, otherwise the tape would start to burn. That's why they went out of business. That lawsuit by the guy who fell asleep with his betamax pause button on, and his trailer burned down. You don't look old enough to remember when that happened.
That series would be really hard to find. It's not on DVD or Blue Ray, and only 15 of the 20 episodes were even broadcast. After the first few shows, they buried it on Saturday night, where networks today usually just reboadcast some of their M-F shows, or college football.
There aren't enough episodes for an 'upper tier' cable station to be interested in airing Nothing Sacred again, particularly because the content is offensive to many of the customers of the companies that advertise on the station's other shows.
Sometimes shows like this are released by Shout!Factory. They release 'niche market' TV series fairly regularly. I check there every so often to see if they have Bakersfield P.D.. I found a site that claimed to have the show on DVD, but I looked into the IP of the site, and I don't think anyone in Cambodia has even seen the show, let alone recorded it, or ripped it, digitally, ('Rip' is a term used by digital video creators to denote a video sourced from a DVD or video cassette etc.). In all cases, the digital video is created from a 'hard' copy. If someone makes digital video from a live broadcast, he's known as a capper, as opposed to a ripper. Cappers often rip, as well, but usually only from store-bought DVD or Blue Ray. Rippers rarely cap. Anyway, I thought the guys from Cambodia were trying to rip people off, so I didn't buy it. If they're legit, someone else will buy it and rip it.
For Nothing Sacred to surface, there would need to be someone who taped each show on VHS when it was broadcast, and didn't tape over them, and kept the tapes, and had them converted to digital. It's more likely that they would show up from somebody who worked for ABC, and stole or borrowed the tapes, to make them digital. In either case, they would be most likely to surface on YouTube than on a torrent site, because torrented video collectors today tend to be more concerned with the technical quality of the video specifications, (audio and video bitrate, frame size, etc), than they are with the content of the video.
I do have The Boys of St. Vincent, (the telefilm, as well as the 'theatrical' film, which, coincidentally, also starred Cicciolina and Ron Jeremy, and reused many of the same costumes and sets from Nothing Sacred), and The Dirty Vicar Sketch from Monty Python's Flying Circus, but most of my religious themed video is comedy or documentary. Sorry!