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It's like she is trying to say something.

When a Snooping Piffling Kid, Damsel in Distress, or Faux Action Girl (or the occasional unlucky guy) is captured past the villain, they're usually restrained in some style, and to proceed them from crying out for The Hero, they're usually silenced as well. In the olden days, this was commonly accompanied by some grade of fantastical Death Trap to add to the suspense.

Nowadays, the victim's cell phone will invariably ring and the villain will pick it up and answer, "Sorry, she can't come to the phone right now ... she'southward all tied upward at the moment." (Villains never get tired of this Pun. Never.)

To the captives themselves, they're likely to say "I Have You Now, My Pretty" or "You Got Spunk" or some variation/combination of the two.

Sometimes this is done for humor instead. For example, a character who is considered annoying might be tied up by the grouping simply to get that person out of the way. Of course, if that character is really cute, the intended humour might be lost a flake on some audiences. Other times, someone might exist tied up humorously equally the issue of some mishap. For example, the US Dennis The Menace drawing once had a scene where a seal is running amok, and at one point grabs toilet paper in its mouth and runs effectually the kids, wrapping them up in toilet paper. They fifty-fifty become gagged by apples that go knocked off a table and fly into their open mouths.

When this trope is played for dead serious drama, you can expect, in many cases, very dark lighting and just glimpses of the bonds. It generally tends to exist more than low-cal-hearted adventures that really show a lot of rope. In those cases, part of the fun is often seeing the hero escape, or attempt to escape, the bonds, so there's a lot of emphasis on actually showing the bonds, the struggling, and the escape or rescue. When it's played for drama, the emphasis is on how terrible the captive feels, so there's more focus on facial expressions and less on the bonds.

Related tropes include:

• All Webbed Upwards—when spiders (or related beings) do the binding.
• Bag of Kidnapping—when the captive is tied in a sack.
• Banging for Assist—when a bound captive tries to brand noise to go attention.
• Bench Billow—Instead of cut their bindings with a Conveniently-Placed Sharp Thing, they intermission the bench or chair they are tied to.
• Chained to a Bed—often played for comedy... but it can simply as easily be played for drama.
• Chained to a Railway—the classic "tied to the tracks" cliché.
• Chained to a Rock—and left to die, either past a monster or by exposure.
• Gainsay Tentacles—when the tentacles pierce or hurt their victim.
• Conveniently-Placed Sharp Thing—how many captives get free on their own.
• Conveyor Belt O' Doom—when a bound captive is placed on a conveyor chugalug leading to decease.
• Expiry Trap—what many bound captives get placed in for melodrama.
• Dryad in Distress—a female graphic symbol who gets tied up a lot.
• Dude in Distress—a male character who gets tied up a lot.
• Gulliver Tie Down—when the tie-ers are much smaller than the tie-ee.
• Inconvenient Itch—A common event of being tied up in comedic works.
• Kind Restraints—when they are tied upward by their allies for a practiced reason.
• Mummy Wrap—Individuals are restrained by completely or partially mummifying them.
• Putting a Paw Over His Rima oris—may be used for kidnapping purposes, some of the time.
• Tentacle Rope—when a living thing restrains someone with its tentacles.
• Tribal Carry—when someone is tied to a pole at the hands and anxiety and carried away.
• Unwilling Suspension—when someone is bound and left dangling.
• With My Hands Tied—a pop Badass Boast.

Examples of Bound and Gagged include:

Advertising

• This Sunsilk commercial right here. Tied to a chair with quite a lot of rope, and having her hair "tortured". Did I mention she was tied to a chair with a lot of rope?

Anime and Manga

• Code Geass has this increasingly through out the series. Nunally twice, Vileta in one case, Cornelia once and others. Kallen and Lelouch are, when captured, forced to wear straight jackets; CC has one every bit her daily clothing'. Also carried out the soldiers involved in the Chinese insurgence. Why were they carrying ballgags with them once again?
• In Yu Yu Hakusho, Kuwabara is tied and gagged in the Chapter Blackness arc in club for Sensui to use his Jigen-tou to slice through the dimensions- starting time with Toguro-ani'due south body working through Gourmet, then with a conventional rope and gag.
• Akane from Ranma ½ found herself in this predicament when Cologne tied her upwardly and hid her in a storeroom, to keep her from interfering with Shampoo's plots. Surprisingly, even when Akane is more than capable of breaking free on her own, she refused to do so considering Ranma was existence a great large Jerkass. This is a persistently common trope in the series. Another incident involved Pantyhose Taro holding her as a hostage, and keeping her gagged and bound with (you guessed information technology) pantyhose.
• Samurai Champloo'south resident Damsel in Distress Fuu Kasumi seems to cease up Bound and Gagged every other episode. Information technology's a adept affair at the start of the bear witness she managed to get two capable Ronin in her debt to deed as bodyguards (Encounter Bodyguard Crush).
• This happens a lot on Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z to the titular girls.
• No gagging involved, but in Ichigo Mashimaro, Miu chosen Nobue to tell her that Matsuri was her prisoner and was being tied upward with a long rope. She demanded 5000 yen (a petty less than US$fifty) or she would remove Matsuri'south panties. Nobue went over to discover... Miu tied upward. Nobue took Miu's wallet, removed a 5000 yen annotation, and left over Miu's protests.
• Played for Drama in the second manwa of The Breaker, New Waves. When information technology's revealed that the doc who helped Shiwoon overcome several members of the S.U.C was merely trying to go close to him, Shiwoon is then shown Strapped to An Operating Table. Information technology turned out that the medico was later on him for the Phlebotinum he was given in the previous manwa. He's given two options: join the S.U.C, or have his blood turned into a powerful Phlebotinum that will help the S.U.C qonquer Seoul. Since the doctor is responsible for his female parent's severe injuries in an Due south.U.C. attack, he naturally refuses. And so, the doc promptly shoves a gag in his oral fissure and gets gear up to turn him into a living claret bank.
• Tenma is captured, tied to a chair, and browbeaten by a dwarf Neo-Nazi criminal offence lord in Monster. The scene is doubly valuable every bit a swell demonstration of Heroic Spirit and Fetish Fuel.
• Yua Kotegawa's commencement manga series Ottori Sousa was all near this trope for the commencement half of the series, before Growing the Beard into full-blown thriller detective manga. The master heroine, Joshikousei Dryad in Distress Mizuho Kubo was the designated character for this, except a few cases where Idiot Hero Detective Tatsuya Akiba is caught by the Psycho of the Week.
• Hanaukyo Maid Tai La Verite episode 6. In the Baseball Episode the maid acting equally an umpire is kidnapped (and shown tied upward and gagged) and replaced with a Technology Department android robot.
• Ookami-san: Okami gets tied up by some school bullies in episode 2.
• Happens to a few characters in Love Hina, thanks in function to Kanako being adept at this sort of thing.
• Happens to oft in Mnemosyne, Episode 1, Rin is strapped down and tortured past Sayara. Episode three, Rin is bound to the handrails of sinking send. Episode half-dozen, Rin is chained to a table and ball-gagged in front of a chained Angel by Laura. And then there is Apos' torture victim in diverse episodes.
• Happens quite a few times in the Pokémon anime, this. In the episode "Just Add H2o", Misty is tied upwards with Dorian with tape across her oral cavity.
• At 1 signal in the RS arc of Pokémon Special, Flannery gets kidnapped past Team Aqua. She ends up with her hands tied to her back and with tape across her oral fissure.
• Naruto gets tied up and gagged in i of the movies. As does Sasuke way back in Part 1, past Naruto, although he easily escapes.
• This happens to Orihime twice in Bleach, although the get-go is only implied- Ulquiorra tells Orihime (who is upset because she believes one of her friends is dead) to eat. She refuses, then Ulquiorra tells her if she doesn't eat and so he will strap her down and force it down her throat. We never see Orihime eat afterward that, then information technology'south hard to tell if he followed up on this. Second fourth dimension was with Grimmjow later on he stole her out of her room to go heal Ichigo so Grimmjow could fight him properly.
• Inukami! of the played for laughs multifariousness. Keita wants to utilize a magic pot to proceeds a harem but his Clingy Jealous Girl interrupts him so he tapes her. She breaks complimentary so he uses bondage, she breaks gratuitous again, he uses more bondage etc.
• FLCL. In episode 1 a infirmary nurse ends up this way afterward she'southward Mugged for Disguise by Haruko to get her uniform.

Comic Books

• Wonder Woman, and no wonder (pun not intended, at least non consciously): Her creator may have into bondage himself, simply he definitely wrote it into the job description.^[1] The original Wonder Woman has all those abilities... unless she was tied up (specifically by a human being), at which point she became de-powered. So you tin expect incredible amounts of bondage throughout the commencement couple decades of her comic. It's such a common occurrence - to the point of once suggesting that the villains threaten to untie her - that the Superdickery website has an unabridged gallery devoted to information technology.
• D-List Superheroine Empowered ends up similar this then often that villains, innocent bystanders, and her ain teammates regard her as a laughingstock and she occasionally points out the shortcomings of gag design to the mellower Mooks. (Very heavy on the Fetish Fuel, this series. In fact, it's function of its origin.)
• Role of the Every Episode Catastrophe in Asterix comics is Cacophonix being Spring and Gagged to prevent him singing at the big banquet.
• The superheroines Blackness Canary, Zatanna, and Siryn all have histories of being bound and gagged, due to the fact they all posses vocal-based superpowers. Zatanna is even shown like this on the splash page of the first issue of her own comic. Justified, seeing as she's an Escape Artist - she breaks gratis by the cease of page two.^[ii]
• Superman'south Lois Lane. Sure, it'southward been toned down since The Eighties, simply Pre Crisis, information technology happened all the time. As an example, bank check out the old Fleischer cartoons.
• Captain Marvel is a well-known male person instance; Billy's always bound and gagged because he has to speak his magic word to become Captain Marvel. Naturally, this also happened to his sis, Mary Curiosity, for the same reason. Too, their occasional teammate Kid Eternity, who has to speak his magic give-and-take to summon a historical or mythological hero.
• The Adventures of Tintin - Tintin has been tied up on several occasions and, in one case, gagged, but has never been tied upward and gagged at the same fourth dimension.
  • Actually, this inevitably happens to somebody or other in just nearly every adventure (Helm Haddock, Professor Calculus, Nestor, and a slew of bad guys).
• The offset volume of Spider Adult female also features quite a bunch of necktie up scenes of Jessica Drew, and at least there's ane scene where she's also gagged.
• Nyoka the Jungle Daughter is filled with this. All over the place. Nyoka gets tied up by bad guys all the time, many unlike ways.
• Happens to many Distressed Damsels in Sin Metropolis when they're captured past a Big Bad. Dwight's girlfriend Gail and Wallace's girlfriend Esther are two prime number examples.
• Justified for many of the Marvel Universe magic users (Doctor Strange, Scarlet Witch, Wiccan, etc.), who demand the free employ of their hands and voices to cast spells.

Fan Works

• In Aeon Natum Engel, the Nazzadi loyalist is disabled in the way that resembles the style how Section 9 restrain criminals, while giving a Shout-Out to I Accept No Oral cavity, and I Must Scream.
• Dr. Begin ends up like this in Calvin and Hobbes: The Series.
  • Calvin's parents besides get tied up, though they were asleep the whole time.
• Happens to the Kankers and so later on to Jason, Marcus, and Charlie Brown in the Calvin at Camp episode "A Stalker's Life."

Moving picture - Animated

• Hilariously done in Ratatouille, with i unusual twist—information technology's the "good guys" doing the binding and gagging (on a Health Inspector and an interfering old Head Chef)!

Picture - Live-Activity

• In A Clockwork Orange, Alex and his droogs improvise ball gags out of rubber super balls and cellophane tape when they break into Frank Alexander'due south firm. Works existent horrorshow, too.
• Ball-gags are used in Pulp Fiction in the scene where Butch and Marsellus are captured past Zed and Maynard.
• The first half of the film The Transporter (staring Jason Statham) featured Shu Qi's character exclusively in this state.
• The Exploitation Film The Candy Snatchers is all nigh the kidnapping of a Catholic schoolgirl. In that location's a lot of emphasis on what the victim is going through, and she is shown tied up and gagged onscreen a lot. She is never freed, at all, in any signal during the movie. In fact, the movie ends with her having no hope of rescue, tied, gagged and blindfolded in a box buried in the ground, trying to cry for help through her gag.
• Not surprisingly, this happens to both of the female leads in Bound.
• Taken to a level of hilarity in the picture show Big Trouble in Piddling China.
• Cameron Diaz has a number of tie-ups to her credit, including:
  • In Head Above Water she gets tied to a chair with a ton of rope and gagged, tied up and gagged and carried over a shoulder, and later even tied upward with her feet in cement. A comedy with tie-ups galore on one of the cutest women out there, Cameron Diaz.
  • In A Life Less Ordinary , she is tied to a chair as part of a somewhat faked kidnapping, then afterwards seen tied upwards and gagged at a table while trying to play a menu game, before she is blindfolded.
  • In The Mask she is tied to a post.
  • She'due south tied and gagged and locked in a cage in Being John Malkovich.
• In the Charlie'southward Angels movie, Drew Barrymore'southward character is tied to a chair past some creep and gagged with a wide strip of duct record with ruby lips drawn on information technology.
• A non-so-common, non-villainous example occurs in the exorcism scene from The Exorcism of Emily Rose. The title character allows herself to be tied to her bed posts at one point to continue the demon possessing her from hurting herself or anybody else in the room. Information technology doesn't piece of work.
• Lampshaded in What'due south Upwards, Tiger Lily? - villain Shepard Wong has the hero and his ii girl administration jump up. Several henchman walk out of the room as Wong mutters "Everyone shows up when we have girls to tie up!"
• Raiders of the Lost Ark. The Nazis tie Marion Ravenwood to a pole in a tent and gag her. When Indy finds her, he starts untying her, simply and then realizes that if he does then the Nazis will start looking for them. This would prevent him from finding the Ark, and then he ties her back up and puts her gag dorsum on while she makes loud protests.
• In the first Pirates of the Caribbean Will gets jump and gagged by the pirates who want to use his blood to pause their curse. In the 2d film he's tied up in a Tribal Comport past the island natives when he'south trying to notice Jack. In the third pic he is tied upward and Waterboarded past Sao Feng'due south crew after he tries to break into their temple and steal to charts to World's Terminate. We're starting to sense a blueprint hither...
• Parodied in Tongan Ninja, with the constantly kidnapped Miss Lee:

"I'd similar to meet yous escape at present you've got tape on your mouth Miss Lee!

• In Who's Harry Crumb?, Elliott winds up tied to a chair, gagged with duct record, and then suspended in midair and then that all he can do is become the chair to swinging. The lipstick mark left on the duct tape correct over his oral fissure adds a fleck more sense of humour to the situation.
• In The Avengers, Loki is chained and wears a metal cage, almost probable to foreclose him from using his silvery natural language to endeavor and talk his mode out, as Thor escorts him dorsum to Asgard to face up trial for his crimes on Earth.

Literature

• This trope is Older Than Feudalism. Odysseus willingly allows himself to exist tied to his own mast when his ship sails past the sirens in The Odyssey. The other sailors use his reactions as a guess for when it's condom to unclog their ears.
• In Janny Wurts' volume The Ships of Merior, Dakar is gagged using the cloth-in-his-mouth method. However, he somehow ingests the sponge they used and escapes.
• Interesting usage in the obscure children's volume Samantha Stone and the Mermaid's Quest. Samantha gradually learns the power to teleport over the course of the story. Afterward mistakenly teleporting right in front of an enemy, she is tied to a chair. She teleports out, and the guard is surprised to run into a few scattered ropes lying on the chair. Later, they become the driblet on her once again and don't have any chances. Samantha is knocked unconscious, and bound - and gagged. When she wakes upward, she can't cast the teleportation spell.
• Nancy Drew. Oh lord, Nancy Drew. Non equally oftentimes as fable suggests, though. Before books (the series began publishing in 1930) featured the character jump and gagged in possibly one out of every four or five stories, ordinarily incidental to being left somewhere similar a sinking gunkhole, h2o tank or airtight closet, simply these scenes were revised into less unsafe situations or outright deleted from later print editions. Scenes where Nancy was forcibly restrained by male antagonists were considered to have a sexual undertone and they were altered or omitted alongside anything else considered dubious by the changing social and moral standards of the times, particularly the depiction of non-white characters and fifty-fifty - lamentably - Nancy's initially headstrong and outspoken proto-feminist persona, which abandoned her early on dear of cars and excitement for more fashion and boy-oriented concerns as the serial progressed.
• The Hardy Boys went through a lot of this too, at least in the blueish hardcover books.
• Happens often plenty in the Harry Potter serial. Harry gets tied upwardly by Quirrel in book one, is bound to a gravestone and gagged in The Goblet of Fire, and the Inquisitorial Squad gags and restrains several of his friends in The Order of the Phoenix. Finally the trio and Dean Thomas are tied up when they are taken to Malfoy Manor in the The Deathly Hallows.
  • Snape does this to Lupin at the confrontation scene in Prisoner of Azkaban.
  • Information technology should noted that all of these scenes are either changed/removed in the film adaptations, though they really added a gagging scene in the first moving-picture show, where Ron is briefly gagged by the Devil's Snare.
  • Judging past the trailers, Harry's tied upwards and manhandled past Voldemort in The Deathly Hallows Part II.
• Interesting usage in the kids' book Jennifer-the-Jerk Is Missing . viii twelvemonth quondam Jennifer is tied and gagged, just she'southward so bratty, she laughs under her gag when her would-be rescuers (a xiii year old and another viii year old) mess up and end up trapping themselves in a closet. Later, the would-exist rescuers are themselves tied upward and left that fashion overnight. The book'southward mood ranges from silly to suspenseful.
• In George Isle of man'south The Osiris Ritual, Veronica Hobbes is bound and gagged by the villain.
• Let's Become Play at the Adams' is made of this. 20-twelvemonth-old Barbara wakes up, on page vii, to find herself tied to a bed and gagged, by the kids she was supposed to babysit, and their teenage neighbors. Barbara is literally tied upward all throughout the entire 300+ page volume, in a huge variety of positions, as her captors have no intent any of letting her go. Tied to a chair, tied to a bed, tied to a bench, tied to a pole, tied in many different means, ungagged and so she tin can swallow, and then regagged... it's all over the place. It'due south even implied that i of the teens tied up 1 of the kids—in her own words: "so tight that he tied my big toes together". It'south besides a genuinely gripping story, believe it or not, according to most reviews.
• In Called-for Water, past Mercedes Lackey, ane minor character realizes he'due south been targeted by a mind control spell and demands his brother (a cop, so he actually has handcuffs bachelor) and his sister-in-police force cuff him to the bed. Information technology holds him long enough for two other characters to break the spell.
• Happens many times, in diverse ways, in The Candy Shop War. An adult who wishes to help the kids out ties up their teacher and takes her identify as a substitute. One of the bullies is afterwards forced into a straitjacket and gagged, by that same adult (the bully had go the lackey of the Big Bad, without realizing how evil she was). Afterwards, some of the kids are wrapped up with magically controlled grass, then the girl is straitjacketed and gagged and taken as a hostage. Many good guys and bad guys, both kids and adults, are tied upward or otherwise restrained.
• Annabeth Chase is bound and gagged at to the lowest degree twice over the course of Percy Jackson and The Olympians. In the first book, The Lightning Thief, Percy has a dream in which he and Thalia are wearing straitjackets. Ane of the times Annabeth is bound is when she and Percy are sailing past the island of the Sirens, a direct Shout-Out to the Odyssey example above. Unfortunately, Percy forgot to have Annabeth'due south knife before tying her up, and she escapes her bonds and almost drowns.
• This happens to Maybeck when he's kidnapped in the commencement Kingdom Keepers book.
• Happens a few times in the Pyrates series. Offset, Paul, a boy who lives hole-and-corner, is tied to a chair and threatened by the Big Bad'southward henchmen. After, Shannon, and so George when he comes to rescue her, are both bound and gagged, although very loosely in George's case (socks do not good bindings make). And then in the fourth book, George'southward dad'due south girlfriend is kidnapped to effort to force a bargain with George's dad, and George and his friends have to rescue her.
• Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles: Stapleton ties his wife to a axle and wraps her up in a large cloth to the extent that neither Holmes, Watson nor Lestrade initially could identify the gagged figure equally human when they flare-up in.
• The opening of The Sweetness at the Lesser of the Pie by Alan Bradley has the xi year old heroine bound and gagged in a cupboard, struggling to free herself from her tormentors. Who are her sisters who put her in at that place for existence bratty.
• The Wheel of Time. It happens in a number of books to various characters through magical or concrete meanings. Most popularly used by magic users in the class of bindings of air.
• Happens Once A Book to Hot Scientist Dr. Fielding in the An Awfully Abominable Business organisation books.
• In Factor Stratton Porter's Freckles, the villains set a trap for Freckles and then tie him to a tree and gag him.

Live Action TV

• Occasionally happens in Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Dawn, Buffy, Spike and others are get tied a few times throughout the series.
• In Uchuu Keiji Sharivan , the villains captured four immature girls. Those girls were blindfolded, tied each other, and placed in the cliff. The villains threaten to impale them if Sharivan interfere their program.
• This will frequently happen to characters like Damsel Scrappy. Kim Bauer, daughter of Jack Bauer in 24, was captured, jump, and gagged by the bad guys no less than three times over the course of the series (including by one Fake Mole). And one time more in the video game, to kicking.
• An example of fantastical fare from Germany, Tom Turbo, a series about a talking wheel and the random kids who aid it solve mysteries, has someone tied up in more half the episodes. That someone could be anyone from an adult who needs rescuing to 1 of the main child characters. Or both at the same fourth dimension.
• She Spies uses ropes and gags for its oftentimes-captured main characters. The show's mood is and so calorie-free-hearted as to exist downright corny.
• In the Supernatural episode "Hunted", you would be forgiven for thinking that Dean like this was the main attraction, considering equally about of the pictures released/trailers shown have him tied up. Guess they know who their audience is.
  • And when Castiel had duct-tape over his mouth in "Changing Channels", livejournal icons of the scene popped upwards nearly instantly.
  • Supernatural likewise has it's fair share of girl tied upward, either needing to exist rescued by the heroes, or having been tied upwards by the heroes because they are monsters or possessed by demons.
• The Lost season ii finale saw Jack, Kate, Sawyer, and Hurley jump and gagged by the Others, though the gags were largely unnecessary.
• Though Firefly didn't feature a whole lot of gagging, it did feature a lot of bounden, particularly toward the bear witness's resident Damsels In Distress, River and Kaylee. Equally a point of irony, by the fourth dimension of the Big Damn Picture, River's newfound lethality immune her to slip out of almost of the bounden she would have faced earlier in the series.
• T.J. Hooker: Off. Stacy Sheridan (Heather Locklear) occasionally constitute herself in a demark, normally every bit the consequence of having her comprehend blown during an hugger-mugger assignment (although, in 1 standout episode, she was taken earnest while in compatible, and locked into her own handcuffs for practically the entire hr).
• Charlie's Angels: Charlie'south gorgeous Angels would sometimes end up in ropes and gags at the hands of the subjects of their investigations.
• Pacific Blueish: Santa Monica's pretty wheel cops would occasionally terminate upwardly jump and gagged while working hugger-mugger, and fifty-fifty in uniform.
• Go Smart: Stunningly beautiful Agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) would oftentimes find herself roped into a mortiferous trap, along with boyfriend agent Maxwell Smart.
• Doctor Who: This happens to 1 of the Doctor's companions seemingly every other episode.
  • Romana gets tied up virtually five times in "The Androids of Tara," which must surely be some sort of record.
  • Rose gets leap in three of the showtime four episodes of series two of the new series. She is bound by Cassandra in "New World," and then Chained to a Rock in "Tooth And Claw" to be eaten by the werewolf, then is bound to a torture rack in "The Girl In The Fireplace."
  • Adric and Turlough besides got tied up, so at least the writers weren't being sexist.
  • Happens to the Doctor himself in "The Caves of Androzani," Office iii.
  • And in "The End of Time," Role 2: "Worst Rescue Ever!"
  • The Third Md is leap and gagged in Day Of The Daleks, as is Jo Grant.
• The Avengers - Emma Skin. Routinely. The only times she e'er seems remotely put out by this is when it looks like a related Death Trap might go off while she's still, ah, indisposed.
• Burn down Find features an interesting variation, in which Fiona willingly gets this treatment, and stuffed in a trunk, to convince the villain of the week that Michael is a unsafe criminal. Several modest characters accept been similarly tied up as bait in one of Michael's Xanatos Gambits as well. So there'due south Mike pretending to exist a fissure addict, letting Sam tie him up and pretend to torture him.
• Dexter's playmates are by and large leap and gagged when he's having his... fun with them.
• NCIS At one bespeak or some other, Jenny, Ziva, Paula Cassidy, EJ and Palmer all end upwards this fashion, not always with the gagging. It should exist noted that while those are more often than not female names on the list, the testify does not take a Fetish Fuel or Distresssed Dryad aptitude. Information technology seems to be mostly coincidence.
• An episode of Castle sees the main graphic symbol being bound and gagged past his daughter to come across how he can escape for a book idea. Said daughter takes the run a risk to empty his wallet to go shopping.
• Gosei Sentai Dairanger. Early in the episode, Zhangliao captures Daigo, Kazu and Lin and ties them on three poles and gives each of them a gag.
• Subverted in a CSI episode where there was an apparent robbery of priceless antiques with the baby-sit jump with a long length of duct tape. However Gill Grissom's showtime clue that the robbery was as a false was when he discovered that by the position of the tied up guard and nearby fixtures, the evidence strongly suggested that the guard tied himself upwardly.
• Happens to Artie of all people in the Season 1 finale of Warehouse 13. The gag is a NUKE that MacPherson put in his rima oris.
• In Papiny Dochki, Maria is caught past guards, tied, and gagged.
• 1960's Batman episode ""Catwoman'south Dressed to Impale". Catwoman orders an already bound Batgirl to be gagged to stop her backtalk.
• This happened to The Monkees a number of times.
• VR Troopers Kaitlin, the Activity Girl, was captured, bound, and gagged as bait to lure her friends into a Decease Trap.
• In Justified, Quarles likes to demark and torture male hustlers. In "The Man Behind the Curtain," Sammy Tonin mentions the rentboy back in Detroit whom Quarles left in a coma, an incident that played a role in Quarles' exile to Kentucky. Several episodes show Brady gagged, nearly naked, and bound to a bed in Quarles firm earlier Quarles presumably kills him. At the end of "Guy Walks into a Bar," Donovan is shown bound and gagged in a bathroom as a naked Quarles approaches.

Music

• Creature Feature has an aptly named song, "Bound and Gagged", that details the kidnapping of The President's Girl.
• Green Mean solar day's song nearly BDSM, titled "Blood, Sexual activity, And Booze" opens with the line: waiting in a room/all dressed up and bound and gagged/to a chair...
• The music video for "Say Yous Similar Me" by We The Kings is cartoonish and video game-themed, about the band members rescuing a (real) woman who is kidnapped by a cartoon grapheme and cartoonishly tied and gagged, while the band members go through game-like obstacles to rescue her.
• A completely serious and terrifying example of this trope appears in the music video for Song Ji Eun's "Going Crazy", though information technology'due south actually more a case of Bound and Blindfolded than Jump and Gagged. As the trope is used for drama, about of the shots of the convict are of his trembling lips and helpless squirming. In fact, a lot of the tragedy in this video tin be attributed to the use of this trope, although it helps that the homo who is bound is handsome.

Newspaper Comics

• Diana Palmer from The Phantom - it seemed in the early on years about every story had Diana kidnapped and tied and gagged by an array of villains.

Theatre

• In 1 Touch of Venus, a screaming Gloria is tied to a hairdresser chair by Savory and Taxi during their failed ransacking of the barbershop.
• In The Most Happy Fella , a prank is pulled on Herman by tying his artillery with light bulbs and putting a handbasket over his head, causing him to stumble around blindly. Since he's non gagged, he can talk to Cleo, only he stubbornly refuses to complain about his state of affairs.

Video Games

• A rather unique example happens in the game Portal, where GlaDOS might have been modeled subsequently a leap and gagged adult female hanging upside down (as demonstrated in this fan fine art), making her even creepier.
• Unusual for the Myst series, with its distinct lack of violence, in Myst IV, a preteen girl, Yeesha, is kidnapped and later on seen, first in flashbacks and later in person, tied and strapped to a chair, with rope reinforcing the straps. In a flashback, she struggles mightily and appears to be crying. She's also played by a live action actress, due to the game'south use of FMV crossed with prerendered backgrounds.
• Grabbed Past the Ghoulies has so many tied up people scattered around the mansion in so many means that it probably counts as Fetish Fuel. Tied in near any method y'all can think of. Example 1 Example 2 The game itself, however, was a massive flop.
• Happens at least once per game in the Monkey Island series...except for the commencement game. This is ironic because the first game actually centered effectually a kidnapping and subsequent rescue try.
• iPod Touch game Wild Wild Train features cutscenes telling a story of a damsel in distress. The cutscenes are washed using bodily photographs of actual actors playing the damsel, villain and hero, all of whom are silent film stereotypes. And the dryad is tied up and gagged and blindfolded, quite well. It's enough to make y'all wonder... A collage of 9 of the cutscenes
• Occurs near the terminate of Delinquent: A Twist of Fate. Gina (ane of the playable characters) ends up bound and gagged by the Big Bad; pretty standard, nil actually remarkable. Still, something unusual happens when she escapes. Rather than taking off the gag completely, she takes information technology out of her mouth and wears information technology as a fashionable neckerchief for the rest of the game. Fits in pretty nicely with the game's sense of humor.
• In Ace Chaser Investigations, after being knocked out past the Proto Badget, Miles Edgeworth wakes up locked in a small room and tied to a pole. While he's freed five minutes later by Kay, this scene spawned a lot of happy fangirls. This was after he was handcuffed when he'south suspected of murder earlier that day. Poor guy.
  • In the sequel, when Yumihiko Ichiyanagi is kidnapped, he's jump manus and pes, gagged, and locked in a dark room at the back of a garage—and this after being crammed into a box and thrown into the body of a motorcar. It looks a little goofy (embarrassing if nothing else), but is treated equally genuinely traumatic.
• In Red Dead Redemption, y'all can lasso and then necktie up anyone! You go an accomplishment for killing a tied up woman on the train tracks, old-fashioned villain style, as seen hither.
• In Rule of Rose, this happens to Jennifer in an early office of the game as well equally in the opening Cutscene. The scene repeats itself much later in the game, except that this time Jennifer is also gagged with a fistful of red crayons.

• Early in Wandering Hamster, Bob gets tied up by Skeppio and Rathmara to summon Jormungandling and kill him. They fail and Bob ends up in his belly.
• In Yo-Jin-Bo, Mon-Mon asks yous to necktie Yo's easily so he doesn't thrash effectually while he's sewing the gunshot wound closed. The event is very much Does This Remind You of Anything?.
• Has happened to Max Payne at least one time in his career.

Max Payne: He had a baseball bat and I was tied to a chair. Pissing him off was the smart matter to practise.

• In Batman: Arkham Urban center, you find Harley Quinn this fashion. Batman can ungag her to obtain some information and regag her afterward he's done.
• Though not with the gag, Relius Clover during his Astral invoked this when used against some characters. Of course, this being him, it invoked a far worse epitome. The only person he e'er gags was Valkenhayn and information technology was justified because restraining a werewolf without a gag is disastrous.

Web Comics

• In one arc of Casey and Andy, Andy and his girlfriend are captured and tied up past the Mime Assassin. Casey's girlfriend is Satan, simply she'south Too Kinky to Torture, and is enjoying being tied up also much to bother to rescue Andy.
• Happens to Bleu 3 times in Cuanta Vida, the first time aslope Scout.
• Used more than in one case in The Cyantian Chronicles.
• Memoria Matty, hither
• Has happened more than one time in Collar vi. Then over again, the comic is about bondage, and then this isn't a surprise.
• Shiniez, existence almost BDSM, tends to characteristic this a lot.
• Appears frequently in Demon Processed Parallel. Information technology'south also about bondage.

Web Original

• Done, interestingly, with a lot of rope and a big cloth gag for visual effect, on a immature daughter about 7, in a moving-picture show made past a summer camp, The Mystery of the Missing Jewels. It's obvious she isn't really tied or gagged particularly tightly, and it's just for show, but that certain is an almost cartoonish amount of rope. Occurs at xiv:47 in (link will skip you there).
• Also done in an unusual way to a girl who looks about 10, in the independent film Caitlyn . She'southward tied to a pole (in role two) with what announced to exist metal strips pulled tightly. She's forced to brand a Sadistic Choice between her freedom, or her parents' lives. Part 1 Function 2
• Knot Me. The premise of this short film? "What practise yous exercise when you wake upward to notice yourself tied to a chair?" Find out hither. Yes, a short motion-picture show literally about a immature adult female beingness tied up.
• Happens to every one of the 5 middle-school aged heroes (of both sexes) in the independent kid-made flick Bradley'south Summer, which can be found on YouTube. Not only that, Bradley himself gets tied up while invisible. Yup, an invisible male child tied upwards with ropes that wait like they're hanging in mid-air.
• Happens to the two female leads in the independent pic Green Eyed Monsters. They pretty much spend 80% of the film tied up. Strong linguistic communication warning on this i. It'southward certainly not made by kids.

• Call back of your favourite animated female person character. Whoever it is, anyone from Mikuru Asahina to Erin Esurance, someone out at that place is cartoon pictures of her tied up, and likely posting them on Deviant ART.
• About 2-thirds into this review by The Gaming Pixie. With ghostly demonic hands involved, no less.
• That Guy With The Glasses seems to similar this trope and employ it in an equal-opportunity fashion:
  • Linkara has been tied upwards twice, once past Sage and the other time past Mechakara. The sometime had a gag involved.
  • The Nostalgia Critic was held hostage by the Game Heroes and was tied upward with a bag over his head. The bag'southward pulled off at the start, but he's still squirming and getting manhandled throughout the promo.
  • Paw Dugan was tied to a chair and had his legs shaved past Pushing Upwards Roses.
  • The Nostalgia Chick had her hands tied with a red bowtie when Nighttime Nella took over her bear witness and the Makeover Fairy was tied up in the bath while her make-upward was scraped off.
  • The Ghost Of Christmas Time to come tied Obscurus Lupa to a chair with tape and tinsel in social club to try and get the Critic to a Christmas Carol parody.
  • Elisa was taped upwardly on a couch courtesy of Team B in Suburban Knights.
  • The Chick stunned Spoony in the face, tied him upwards with extension string and gagged him with a sock at the starting time of their Dune IRiff. She'southward also kidnapped and tied upward Todd in the Shadows at least five times.^[3]

Western Animation

• Penny, the young niece of the title character of Inspector Gadget, would oftentimes be captured by the M.A.D Agent of the Week and be bound and gagged, often requiring her to either free herself, or be rescued by Brain.
• All the time on The Perils of Penelope Pitstop. Every single episode. More than than once.
  • Funny affair is she has only been gagged once. 90% of the Hooded Claw'due south schemes probably would take worked if he hadn't overlooked that, just then nosotros wouldn't have a show, would nosotros?
• April O'Neil in the 1987s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, who always concluded up existence bound and gagged by the bad guys several times, peculiarly during the earlier seasons, to the point that the turtles tin fifty-fifty recognize her mumbles.
• Totally Spies!, where it happens in well-nigh every episode. Given the cheesy, simplistic plots, it's 1 of the reasons many people watch the show.
• In the classic George of the Jungle, this has happened to Ursula in the episodes "Desperate Showers", "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seed" and "A Human for all Hunting Seasons".
• Kim Possible would often find herself tied up past the villain. She almost e'er used this time to get the villain to reveal their plot, then escape and kick their donkey.
• Happens all the time in Peter Pan and The Pirates.
• Not equally oft as you might call back for a character nicknamed "Danger-Prone Daphne," just regularly enough to deserve an honorable mention.
• Happens in nearly episodes of Batman the Animated Serial to one character or another. Near notably, Catwoman finds herself on a Conveyor Belt O' Doom being carried toward a cat food grinder in the episode "Almost Got 'Im", merely this is far from the only example.
• Kayley in Quest for Camelot, near the end.
• Pretty much every major grapheme other than Batman, Nightwing, and Ra's Al Ghul is tied up at one point or another in Batman: Nether the Red Hood.
• Happens quite a bit in Avatar: The Final Airbender. Of form, since pretty much every single character in this prove kicks ass, more often then not its Badass in Distress.
• Goldie Aureate and Activeness Jack had both titular characters beingness Bound and Gagged. One instance had a henchwoman grabbing both Goldie'south arms from behind, and Goldie spends the side by side half-minute pinned right in front of her captor.
• Up to Eleven with Tails from Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog.
  • Also Sonic, to a lesser extent.
• The New Adventures of Superman
  • "The Ape Regular army Of The Amazon". Lois Lane gets tied to a colonnade in a temple and gagged past the Villain and so he can rob the temple'south treasures.
  • "The Mysterious Mr. Mist". Lois Lane is tied up and gagged by the championship graphic symbol before he lowers her into a well.
  • "Luminians on the Loose". Jimmy Olsen gets this handling from Lex Luthor.
• Candle Jack has been known for doing this to whoever says his name. Which happens a lot, so he's always gonna need more rope becau
• Happens to Cerise in the straight-to-DVD movie Tom and Jerry Run into Sherlock Holmes.
• Mickey and Minnie are tied up and gagged in the onetime cartoon "Shanghied."

1. ↑ William Moulton Marston really admitted once that the concept was stimulating, but he besides claimed the thought was meant to be empowering - especially given the nature of her usual enemies at the time - equally information technology as he could draw her breaking free from men's attempts to restrain her.
2. ↑ Although, folio three reveals this specific example was function of her stage sorcerer human activity.
3. ↑ Add together on her chloroforming of the Critic and you starting time to get a good reason why the fangirls love her.

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