Anna Belle Central

 Hello everyone and welcome to the fourth blog ARD. Today we are going over a scene many of you may enjoy. This is another police drama, like CSI  or Law and Order . But this scene outshines these other shows that have similar scenes in restraints and length of the scene. Since I found this to be one of my top ten favourite scenes, it was an easy decision to make it an ARD. So what are we waiting for, let's roll the clip! Onto the ratings, starting with the looks. The looks on this girl are great, especially with the gag. She isn't the best looking girl I've seen, but she still looks great to capture, so I'm giving it a 4.  Next is the muffle and gag. There was a tiny muffle towards the end but was very difficult to hear, but at least there is a good choice of gag, and blindfold?? Though tape gags are great, it can also depend on how tight you put it on, which in this scene was not the tightest tape gags I've seen, and to be honest, there are real life photos of kid...

 Today, we have not one, but two scenes I want to share from a show most of you might be familiar with if you know your D.I.D scenes very well. The Peppercorns, which is a German TV kids series that has been going for more than 20 years, this show has had many D.I.D scenes during this time frame, and there will likely be more when this show continues in the future. For now, enjoy the two scenes. The first one is from episode 244, and the second from 242.

 This is a scene (and movie) you may be very unfamiliar with, because this movie has mixed reviews. But is definitely a good movie to watch with your daughters, nieces and cousins as a family-friendly film. The gag in the first few seconds of watching this scene is amazing, however the restraints are made less obvious throughout the scene, but there is rope visible so it will look real to most kids.  Along with watching the movie with children, you can also create an opportunity to reenact the scene if you wish. When the scene comes on simply say, "I bet you can't get out of that!" or "I bet you can't talk through that!" if it were a gag. There is a chance that the child will find it funny and see it as a challenge to see if they can actually do it. If this works, you can thank me later!  Link to the full movie here: https://youtu.be/PnVpTOLtOpQ Also the main scene: