Time for more scuba action from (the newer) Flipper TV show!
In the first video, Jessica Alba dives around to find some treasure….but soon she gets trapped as her dive buddy is very reckless!
And…of course….her air is already 99% depleted as it happens! Surprise!
Preview:
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And here is the video:
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Nothing special, but a nice “out of air” scenario with Jessica Alba in her youth!
Picture quality could be better, but keep in mind that this show was never released in HD or even on a DVD.
Hopefully, that will change someday.
IMDB-link to the episode:
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I got a bonus scene for you from another episode, to show that modern wetsuits can be sexy:
*EDIT* Now in the correct aspect ratio….
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Yeah ok, the show is from the ’90s but that suit is the era of modern wetsuits already.
I really like that smooth skin wetsuit, even I would prefer it to actually have sleeves.
But the smooth skin texture is very sexy for me as it is the closest nowadays we can get to the epic vintage rubber wetsuits ๐
And the fact that she “strips” down to her bikini doesn’t hurt as well….
IMDB-link to the episode:
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What do you think of these scenes?
Feel welcome to leave a comment!
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Her dive buddy is incompetent and reckless. YES, he leaves his scuba tank to her, but never return for her, he let other dude to save her ?. If I was him I would not left her by her side and first all I would not disturb the wreck at all.
Yeah, I don’t know why he was pulling on that rod for, not a smart move.
Well, he had to leave her at some point as he was already low on air as well.
But of course he should than come back to her ASAP.
Plus both should have been long gone by then as you normally ascend if you are down to 50 bar on a 200 bar tank.
Aye aye, KingSiggi.
Speaking of The New Adventures of Flipper (1995-2000), I do so hope you’ll get around to making a supercut of the scuba scenes of Season 4, Episode 5: “Saving Tom”, featuring Scubaboy Chris who scuba dives in his 12th birthday and Scubagirl Alison being trapped in a coral reef and having Chris and Courtney get her out of here… only for Scubaboy Chris to run out of air, pass out and having Flipper help him out and Tom to rescue him soon.
And speaking of, here’s a little “What If?” of mine:
“What If… Chris and Alison Scuba Kissed Breaths of Life-Giving Air Into Each Other in Saving Tom?”
The story of my SXT take on the underwater scuba rescue scene and out-of-air scubaboy scene in The New Adventures of Flipper’s Season 4, Episode 5: “Saving Tom” is this: Alison, Scubagirl and dive buddy to Courtney Gordan, gets herself stuck in a tight coral cavern, with Chris Parker (who turned 12 years old and had a scuba diving birthday with Tom Hampton) and Courtney with the titular dolphin Flipper himself scuba diving to Alison’s rescue – with Chris scuba diving with Courtney’s halfway empty air tank.
Here’s where my UltimateOptimus-brand SXT touch comes in: though the scubagirl is brought out of the coral trap, both Scubaboy Chris (with Courtney’s almost empty tank) and Scubagirl Alison run out of air as the scuba diving teenagers stop halfway in their CESA to the surface with Courtney in the middle of the waters, breathe in their last gasps of diving cylinder air through the mouthpieces of their regulators in their mouth in gasping horror, Chris and Alison pop their regulators out of their mouths in muffled struggling and with the last of their air in their puffed up cheeks and lungs, Scubaboy Chris and Scubagirl Alison are forced to perform a last resort scuba rescue method:
Scubaboy Chris has his first ever scuba kiss of life with a girl – Scubagirl Alison in this case – as the teenage scuba boy and scuba girl perform a mouth-to-mouth scuba kiss buddy breathing and embrace each other, the fabrics of their wetsuits and scuba gear brushing with each other as the teen scuba divers kiss their first ever scuba kiss, float underwater and lay onto the seafloor with the kids locked in a loving embrace and staying there with Flipper swimming guard until Tom scuba dives in and rescues them both.
Heckuva way to celebrate your 12th birthday.
Yeah, some nice ideas in this one ๐
Now make them both at least 18 years old and it would be a lot more interesting for me as a fictional scuba peril scene.