Electric Blue 23
Directed by
Debee Ashby, Cindy Milo and Nickie Christie are in Barbados on location for the Electric Blue team. Meanwhile, Ricky Diamond is castaway on a desert island. Bad jokes and great tits ensue. In "Blind Date," Tamara (Tami Lee Curtis) is an ordinary Valley girl, whose mother (Carol Connors) sets her up on a blind date with nerdy Henry (Rick Savage). But Henry turns out to be an international spy, and the pair are whisked off on an adventure featuring a beautiful princess, a fabulous jewel, and the world's greatest Omar Sharif impersonator. Other briefer segments involve a nude disco, nude body painting and "Satin & Lace," a tongue-in-cheek look at lingerie covering the Elizabethan and Victorian eras.
Duration
1h
Released
January 1, 1986
Cast17
Part ofThe Electric Blue Collection
Includes Electric Blue 21 (1986), Electric Blue 10 (1983), Electric Blue 11 (1983), Electric Blue 12 (1983), Electric Blue 13 (1984), Electric Blue 14 (1984), Electric Blue 15 (1984), Electric Blue 16 (1984), Electric Blue 17 (1985), Electric Blue 18 (1985), Electric Blue 19 (1985), Electric Blue 20 (1985), Electric Blue 006 (1981), Electric Blue 41 (1992), Electric Blue 001 (1983), Electric Blue 29 (1988), Electric Blue 003 (1980), Electric Blue 48 (1987), Electric Blue 47 (1987), Electric Blue 22 (1986), Electric Blue 23 (1986), Electric Blue 24 (1987), Electric Blue 25 (1987), Electric Blue 26 (1987), Electric Blue 27 (1988), Electric Blue 30 (1989), Electric Blue 31 (1989), Electric Blue 32 (1989), Electric Blue 33 (1990), Electric Blue 34 (1986), Electric Blue 35 (1986), Electric Blue 36 (1986), Electric Blue 37 (1986), Electric Blue 38 (1994), Electric Blue 40 (1986), Electric Blue 42 (), Electric Blue 44 (1986), Electric Blue 45 (1986), Electric Blue 46 (1987), Electric Blue 51 (1987), Electric Blue 52 (1987), Electric Blue 53 (1987), Electric Blue 007 (1982), Electric Blue 008 (1982), Electric Blue 009 (1982), Electric Blue 002 (1980), Electric Blue 004 (1980), Electric Blue 005 (1981), Electric Blue 001 (1979), and Electric Blue 28 (1988).
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