Slime Suspect Pt 2 (Sammy's Porridge) Now on Download
Posted: 11 Jul 2011, 16:00Hello, hello, hello!
What have we here then? It's the 2nd part of Rachel Stevens and Sammy-Jane's impromptu police drama Slime Suspect available now at Splosh! Greatest Hits (http://www.hits.sploshdownloads.com) - and this time it's suspect Sammy who cops the majority of the mess.
Clad in tight satin trousers and a velvety top, Sammy suffers some severe police brutality from an already wrecked WPC Stevens - proving that when you leave the girls to do it on their own they are even crueller than we would be! Thick Angel Delight pies are plastered into her face and hair before she is squirted with blue paint. Next comes handful after handful of oatmeal worked well into her hair before a whole bucket of the stuff goes over her head. It's followed by lots of glossy black treacle (no wimpy little tins here!) and more paint - a taste combination even we wouldn't dare to impose!
Stripping her off, Rachel wrecks her even more by painting her bum black before the two girls get down and dirtier still on the filthy station floor. Naked and completely covered with thick brown muck, they lark around together - still cracking adlib jokes until the cameraman has to stop filming due to a complete fit of the giggles. Fortunately, he leaves the camera running! Does Sam come quietly in the end? You'll have to download it and see.
Finally after a nice surprise for the producer & announcer (sorry, it's me) we take a look at some of the sillier moments during the making of both parts of this highly entertaining unscripted film.
Along with Part 1, this 22 minute long second instalment proves just what fun our girls have mucking each other up, and getting even messier than any script we could have written. The laughter hardly stops - and that's just the girls and the cameraman! And you'll be laughing too when we tell you it's even cheaper than Pt 1 at only $7!
For more information, photos and to download the 'made-up movie that sparked a series' go to http://www.hits.sploshdownloads.com now.
Bill
PS And for Britis there's another classic cop show theme tune to recognise!
What have we here then? It's the 2nd part of Rachel Stevens and Sammy-Jane's impromptu police drama Slime Suspect available now at Splosh! Greatest Hits (http://www.hits.sploshdownloads.com) - and this time it's suspect Sammy who cops the majority of the mess.
Clad in tight satin trousers and a velvety top, Sammy suffers some severe police brutality from an already wrecked WPC Stevens - proving that when you leave the girls to do it on their own they are even crueller than we would be! Thick Angel Delight pies are plastered into her face and hair before she is squirted with blue paint. Next comes handful after handful of oatmeal worked well into her hair before a whole bucket of the stuff goes over her head. It's followed by lots of glossy black treacle (no wimpy little tins here!) and more paint - a taste combination even we wouldn't dare to impose!
Stripping her off, Rachel wrecks her even more by painting her bum black before the two girls get down and dirtier still on the filthy station floor. Naked and completely covered with thick brown muck, they lark around together - still cracking adlib jokes until the cameraman has to stop filming due to a complete fit of the giggles. Fortunately, he leaves the camera running! Does Sam come quietly in the end? You'll have to download it and see.
Finally after a nice surprise for the producer & announcer (sorry, it's me) we take a look at some of the sillier moments during the making of both parts of this highly entertaining unscripted film.
Along with Part 1, this 22 minute long second instalment proves just what fun our girls have mucking each other up, and getting even messier than any script we could have written. The laughter hardly stops - and that's just the girls and the cameraman! And you'll be laughing too when we tell you it's even cheaper than Pt 1 at only $7!
For more information, photos and to download the 'made-up movie that sparked a series' go to http://www.hits.sploshdownloads.com now.
Bill
PS And for Britis there's another classic cop show theme tune to recognise!
