Barbara Feldon

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Barbara Feldon - TV series Get Smart (1995) S1E03 caps x25

25 screen caps of Barbara Feldon as 99 from the TV series Get Smart, Season 1 Episode 03 Goodbye Ms. Chip, originally aired on 22 January 1995.

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Barbara Feldon - TV series Get Smart (1995) S1E05 caps x39

39 screen caps of Barbara Feldon as 99 from the TV series Get Smart, Season 1 Episode 05 Passenger 99, originally aired on 5 February 1995.

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Barbara Feldon - TV series Get Smart (1995) S1E07 caps x6

6 screen caps of Barbara Feldon as 99 from the TV series Get Smart, Season 1 Episode 07 Liver Let Die, originally aired on 19 February 1995.

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(Say, I was bowled over by how Barbara Feldon looked in that photo from two posts above, entitled, "With Ruth Buzzi and Gene Kelly." Thanks, Johnbear.)



(Before moving on to the thrust of this post, another image from the same production may be seen above and below. One source identified this show as the 1970 TV Special, Gene Kelly's Wonderful World of Girls. The relevant IMDb page has missed Ms. Feldon as one of the cast members.)



Barbara Feldon is a very sexy woman, but I discovered two things when going through this short thread, which began a whole big dozen years ago:

1) Practically every entry is from Get Smart, and

2) Ms. Feldon has been especially chintzy about revealing her skin. (This, of course, constitutes an outrage.)

She has been in a lot of fare through the years, and it's possible that in one or more appearances, she has frolicked around in a bikini or underwear, as with perhaps a role in a TV movie. Yet she appears to have kept herself under wraps for the most part; seems to me we would be lucky the rare times she has shown off her too-slender legs.

As a big Get Smart fan, please don't get me wrong; I appreciated this thread's endless shots of her from the series, not only the original, but even from its many incarnations. Above (Posts 31-33), one may see multiple shots of Barbara from a 1995 version of this great TV show. She was over sixty, and still looked delightful.

Yet surely there is more to Barbara Feldon than Get Smart, and I set upon seeing what else she may have appeared in, with the accent on exposing her feminine wares.

I could not come up with much of anything. (Barbara Feldon must obviously be a very, very selfish woman.)

Before getting to the pathetically little "revealing" poses I came upon, a brief note on her appearance in 1975's Smile, co-starring Bruce Dern.



Regarding her role in this film, someone commented: "...As the starchily efficient pageant supervisor, Feldon mines (as Mary Tyler Moore did in Ordinary People) the dark side of all those 'perfect on the outside' types so commonly held up as ideal images of American womanhood. She's good in that way that so often happens when actors are creatively cast against type."



Okay. Are you ready? The rare times Feldon flesh has been on display:



I know, this is absolutely ridiculous. We have had to resort to an illustration of her to get our Feldon jollies, and there is not much to see here besides her legs.

Now for the big finish, and I think this sound effect may be entirely appropriate:



The situation is so bleak and dire, it looks like the only time she felt generous was before she made a name for herself, during her days as a model.

Walter "Li'l Wally" Jagiello was a Polish-American musician, who produced tunes from 1955 until the early sixties. (So there was a market for polka music, back then.) He needed three pretty girls to do a little sheke, rattle and roll, and Barbara Feldon "took it off" for perhaps the only time in her career.

Thanks, Barbara Feldon. Thanks a lot.

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Originally Posted by Findcandor

...As a big Get Smart fan, please don't get me wrong; I appreciated this thread's endless shots of her from the series, not only the original, but even from its many incarnations. Above (Posts 31-33), one may see multiple shots of Barbara from a 1995 version of this great TV show. She was over sixty, and still looked delightful.

Yet surely there is more to Barbara Feldon than Get Smart, and I set upon seeing what else she may have appeared in, with the accent on exposing her feminine wares....

Barbara had her dress torn off on the television show Laugh In. She was left in just her slip, for several seconds. There was also an episode of Get Smart where she wore white slacks that showed major VPL. There was an "enhanced" screencap from that scene online years ago, and it was truly amazing.

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Originally Posted by delcosam

Barbara had her dress torn off on the television show Laugh In. She was left in just her slip, for several seconds. There was also an episode of Get Smart where she wore white slacks that showed major VPL. There was an "enhanced" screencap from that scene online years ago, and it was truly amazing.

Thank you, Delcosam; of course, most of us have a deep appreciation for Barbara Feldon; she first entered the national consciousness by purring her inimitable seductiveness for a hair cream product, while addressing the ones dreaming about getting her under the sheets as "tiger":



Here she is in action, while making the above sales pitch; Ms. Feldon is quite irresistible:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DMxoGdR71k

(One may get an idea from the video's comments section that her sexy magic has lost none of its effectiveness.)

After putting up my post, I watched this interview of Ms. Feldon speaking of her career, and was impressed over how articulate and personally winning she is. (And still looking rather delectable, at seventy-four-years of age.)

Naturally, I'm having fun here, and writing tongue-in-cheek, and yet if the best revealing imagery we may come up with is Ms. Feldon in a "practically-covering-everything" slip, as well as visible panty lines, looks like the point I have raised solidly stands. Her more intimate physical charms will be kept as mostly a secret. (Bad, bad Barbara Feldon. Leroy Brown is an amateur, in comparison.)

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What? More than a year has passed, and there have been no further explorations of Barbara Feldon?

Now see here. Lovers of women are aware that there is something scintillating that is offered by practically every woman. In fact, I am noticing three posts up (Post #36) that the name of Ruth Buzzi has been dropped. No one has brought up Ruth Buzzi in a "VEF" way because Ruth Buzzi does not come to mind when said minds wander into dirty territory.



Yet, I was watching a full-length episode of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (S01.E08, 1968) on YouTube that was taken off an awful VHS print (which means the screen caps are rotten, further meaning the "leprechaun" shots below are in the same boat), and the viewing actually led to this post featuring Ms. Buzzi!

The fact that no one has been thinking of Barbara Feldon for a year is sad because, if we may put aside how practically every woman has something to offer, I would say there is reason to think of Ms. Feldon as among the ranks of the unique. Let's put aside her good looks. There is a creature that resides within Barbara Feldon...



... And I'm not suggesting what is shown above is the same creature, but there is definitely something there inside that causes Barbara Feldon to reek of sensuality and sexiness that many other women simply do not possess. (That means, we have to accept our fate, and confine ourselves mainly to the visual aspect, or the exterior, in regard to most other women. Poor us.)


With Doug McClure from the 1972 TV-film PLAYMATES, where ex-spouses,
others being Alan Alda and Connie Stevens, are dating the other. Second shot
already put up in Post #1 back in 2009, but the larger view's link is now dead.

If you will allow me to demonstrate, tune in to the twenty one and a half minute mark of the same Laugh-In episode that spurred the Buzzi post. Barbara is playing a female leprechaun. Put aside her prettiness. Focus on how she delivers her lines, and her gestures, even with the content that is not meant to be sexy. She is being seductive, no matter what she does or says.



The girl can't help it. She has that something. Perhaps it's an undiagnosed disease, thankfully not malignant, but it's present, and it is inexplicable. It's scary is what it is.



There was a reason why she was cast in the purring role in the hair cream product ad campaign, as pictured in the last post above. Looks are not always important when it comes to a woman's sex power.

Originally Posted by blackv8

Feldon's break came in the form of a popular and much parodied television commercial for "Top Brass," a hair pomade for men. Lounging languidly on an animal print rug, she purred at the camera, addressing the male viewers as "Tiger."

Member "Blackv8" put up another photo of Ms. Feldon in this role, in Post #1.

Now the reason I'm composing this post is because I remembered how Member "Delcosam" offered views of Barbara Feldon's rare screen "nudity" (even though there was no nudity) two posts up (Post #37). I am now seeing that PoloMintGuy took the trouble to link to her brief "getting stripped" scene. Three cheers for our marvelous moderator. He didn't need to go through this extra trouble, and yet PMG goes the extra mile to enhance our VEF experience.


Classy.

The strip scene was also from Laugh-In, and Delcosam's caps, as well as the video that has been pointed to, are of VHS quality, and as cruddy as the Laugh-In shots put up above. Yet I've run into a better digitalized version of the strip scene (although the quality isn't too much better), and I wanted to offer comparatively clearer views of the stripping:



I am doing this because we have established Barbara Feldon is an extremely selfish woman, and has deprived us of any intimate views of her fine form, so even sorry examples of her "nudity" call to be emphasized.








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