Life Support

This British medical drama attempted to tackle a very tough subject indeed--the concept of euthanasia and its surrounding controversy. Aisling O’Sullivan plays Dr. Katherine Doone, who always seems to be thrust in the middle of the moral and ethical dilemma of when it becomes justifiable to pull the plug on a patient. Produced by BBC Scotland, it was released in 1999 in the UK, then New Zealand, to a majority of positive reviews. Actress Julie Graham, who co-starred as Alison McIntyre, also tackled the ethical dilemma of whether to unhook the bra in front of a rolling camera, and we’re happy to report that she choose wisely. This short-haired brunette vixen touted her totties in With or Without You. However, her crowning achievement in celluloid nudity occurred in the aptly-named Preaching to the Perverted, where she sported a Sinead O’Connor hairstyle and a perfectly molded pink latex nipple-halter. She quickly ditched the halter, revealing two of the roundest, firmest funnel cakes to ever grace the straight-to-video market. If those cheek warmers couldn’t bring a man out of a coma, then nothing could.