Fresno's finest, Carol Bagdasarian is the daughter of Ross Bagdasarian, a former actor best known for creating Alvin and the Chipmunks. So, since dear old dad had secured the bag, Carol was free to spend her life pursuing an acting career of her own. That career began back in 1963 with an appearance on General Hospital. Someone was watching, because she soon landed a more noteworthy role in the college girl gets political, then gets hurt film The Strawberry Statement (1970). Nevertheless, Carol spent the next few years languishing on TV, taking single-episode parts on many of the major shows of that time, such as Mannix, Lou Grant and Harry O. More intriguing was her role in the made-for-TV movie The Great American Beauty Contest (1973), where she proved there was no contest who the hottest woman in Hollywood was. But Bagdasarian had us horny like Viking barbarians with her sole skin appearance in The Octagon (1980). It's a ninja flick that came out nearly two decades before the UFC taught fight fans what an eight sided polygon looked like, but we don't care about the fighting as much as we do the flirting and the other F-ing thing. See, Carol plays Aura, a former terrorist who can't resist taking her top off and going for a ride on top of Chuck Norris. We get to see a brief flash of her hooters before Chuck Walker Sex-ass bangs her. When Carol Bagdasarian rides Chuck Norris cowgirl, she's not bouncing on his cock, Chuck's cock is bouncing her. After appearances in the made-for-TV movie Seasons in the Sun (1986), and a starring roe in The Aurora Encounter (1986), Carol dropped off the skin-o-meter. We wish Carol Bagdasarian gave us a dirty Squeakquel to her only topless scene.
