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Tuesday, 4 February 2025

Dr Smith (Film 911)


Brody is visiting Dr Smith when he starts to feel a pain in his chest.
Smith is quickly onto it, undoing Brody's shirt to check him over.
 

In no time at all, he has Brodie on his table, stripped to his underwear.
He is ventilated and all sorts of cables are attached to his upper body. 
Brody is reassured, they look like sensors, but they are not.....
 
~
 
 
 
Tuco is a petty criminal, he knows what the cables do.
He was sent to Dr Smith by the local correctional facility to participate in 'experiments'.
Tuco was surprised when he was immediately ordered to strip down to his underpants.
 


He was even more surprised when the Doctor bolted him to a post by the neck. 
They didn't do that to him in the jail he had come from.
 
After that, the Doctor attached lots of those coloured cables to Tuco's torso.
Then he flicked a switch and immediately, Tuco was bombarded by electric shocks. 
The Doctor just stood and watched him.
Then he moved in, wanting the feel of the effects of treatment, hands on.
 
 

 Tuco told him it hurt, but he passed out before the experiment was ended.
When he came to, he was strapped to a gurney. 
And the Doctor was reattaching the electrodes........


 Tuco was so relieved when they sent him back to prison

~
 
This is the wacky, weird and decidedly sinister world of Dr Smith at Film 911.
He has an understandable interest in men and getting them out of their kit,
and uses a wide range of techniques for accomplishing that objective.
Drug injection, knockout drops and the like - plus hypnosis, sometimes deception.

After that it's gets strange, very strange, in many different ways. 
And no-one really knows what is real or imaginary
Except Dr Smith

~


 
Damon just came in as a model to do a shoot, he was great at simulating shocks.
But then he had an asthma attack or thought he did, fiction and reality blur so easily!.  
 
 
 
Damon looses consciousness, but the Doctor stays with him, giving comfort.
Anticipating further problems, he undresses him (as you do)
Then he attaches ECG electrodes as a precaution - and to pass the time.


 
With Damon still unconscious, the Doc drags him to the bedroom.
It's a route that many men follow without knowing it, after meeting Dr Smith 

There those nasty cables bring Damon back to consciousness, 
But there's a plug in his mouth, it restricts his breathing, but he can't spit it out.
This precipitates another asthma crisis.
 

 
Damon struggles but finds he is strapped down on the bed
He is under electrical attack and struggling to breathe
But the Doctor stays calm and delves into his underwear. 
Just checking his pulse, I suppose.


 
Damon's crisis grow worse, he may even be 'going',
so the Doctor brings out his defibrillator, just in case.

Predictably, he has to use it and Damon responds dramatically.
But it's not really clear by then what the Doctor is trying to do.
 
~
 
 
 
Nathan is a private detective who tries to find out what's going on at the Docs.
He gains entry to the Doctor's premises, but is caught by the surveillance system.
A specially designed, loud alarm has the effect of knocking him out.
 
 
 
Nathan too ends up in his underpants and strapped down on the gurney.
The Doctor administers discomfort to him via his air supply.
It's partly a punishment for his intrusion, and partly a tongue loosener,
but mainly to further his fascination with breath control.
  


It isn't long before the Doc decides he needs to apply the defibrillator.
It's very clear from Nathan's response that it's not really needed.

In the sinister world of Dr Smith at Film 911
It isn't just a matter of pain but life itself.

But there's more to him than cardiac arrests, more next time

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