History Main / JiggleShow

* ''WrongfullyAccused'' parodied the ''Series/{{Baywatch}}'' version.

* Despite having a plot more akin to ''KnightRider'', ''Series/ThunderInParadise'' has so many [[PoolScene pool scenes]] and enough [[ActionGirl action girls]] [[GirlOfTheWeek of the week]] it probably fits here.

* ''Film/Piranha3D'' and especially its sequel were explicitly marketed this way, with trailers and posters packed to the brim with women in bikinis. The sequel even starred DavidHasselhoff.

* Scientists (and programmers) have created the [[http://www.shockabsorbersport.co.nz/wawcs0141481/bounce-o-meter.html simulator]] to illustrate how well their firm's sports-bra works. The web page gets lots of hits, not necessarily from women looking to buy the product.

* ''The Client List'' is the rough American equivalent of ''Secret Diary'', complete with similar sexy advertising, only with JenniferLoveHewitt instead of Billie Piper. It can come as a shock to see this airing on Creator/{{Lifetime}}, given what that network is [[LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek most famous for]].

** For a couple of years, none of the girls on wore underwear.

* For a couple of years, none of the girls on ''Series/{{Friends}}'' wore underwear.

* TropeMaker: ''Series/CharliesAngels''
* TropeCodifier: ''Series/{{Baywatch}}''

* ''SecretDiaryOfACallGirl''. The main hook of the show was seeing BilliePiper playing a prostitute dressed in an assortment of lingerie and skimpy outfits, and the advertising plays this up every chance it gets. Piper even had to [[ContractualPurity warn her young fans]] from ''Series/DoctorWho'' not to watch the show.

As time went on, the "jiggle concept" didn't have to involve slow motion, just lots and lots of scoop necks and bending way over. Producer Fred Silverman (hired away from CBS for this purpose) came up with dozens of jiggle sitcoms, notably ''ThreesCompany'' and ''TheLoveBoat''.

* Scientists (and programmers) have created the [[http://www.shockabsorbersport.co.nz/wawcs0141481/bounce-o-meter.html simulator]] to illustrate
## How well their firm's sports-bra works
## How well they know the physics of moving breasts, and how to simulate them in code
## How many hits they can get from men with no intention of ever buying a sports-bra, ever.
** Note: not work-safe in its default mode. Work-safe, maybe, if you eliminate the "nude"/photo example. Even less work-safe in wire-frame mode, for some of us at least.

** Also the only reason the guys watch {{Baywatch}}.

* ''AngelsRevenge''.

* ''WrongfullyAccused'' parodied the ''{{Baywatch}}'' version.

* TropeMaker: ''CharliesAngels''
* TropeCodifier: ''{{Baywatch}}''
* ''ThreesCompany''

* ''SheSpies'', another AffectionateParody of ''Charlie's Angels,'' which could be seen as ''Charlie's Angels,'' but with everyone in on the joke. In fact, when they dropped a lot of the self-referential humor and turned into a straight action-adventure series in the second season, it didn't work.

In 1975, über-producer AaronSpelling came up with an outrageous idea -- a TV show about three female detectives who run around without bras. Back then, women rarely had leading roles in hour-long series, and even though some women did run around without bras, they certainly did not do so on TV. ''CharliesAngels'' changed all that, introducing a spellbound nation to the JiggleShow. A show that featured a whole lot of women running in slow-motion. Or at least [[{{Gainaxing}} running without bras]].

* ''GroundForce'' wasn't ''intended'' as one of these, but Charlie Dimmock's aversion to bras sure didn't hurt their ratings.

* InUniverse: ''The Side-Boob Hour'' was [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y06PoMHBj7k a show on Peter's network]] dedicated to showing the side parts of boobs peeking out from women's clothing and costumes. Unlike most examples, it didn't have any jiggling, but none of the women featured (or Peter) wore bras.

In 1975, über-producer AaronSpelling came up with an outrageous idea -- a TV show about three female detectives who run around without bras. Back then, women rarely had leading roles in hour-long series, and if they did run around without bras[[note]]and in 1975, many woemn did[[/note]], they certainly did not do so on TV. ''CharliesAngels'' changed all that, introducing a spellbound nation to the JiggleShow. A show that featured a whole lot of women running in slow-motion. Or at least [[{{Gainaxing}} running without bras]].

In 1975, über-producer AaronSpelling came up with an outrageous idea -- a TV show about three female detectives who run around without bras. Back then, women rarely had leading roles in hour-long series, and if they did run around without bras[[note]]in 1975, this wasn't unusual[[/note]], they certainly did not do so on TV. ''CharliesAngels'' changed all that, introducing a spellbound nation to the JiggleShow. A show that featured a whole lot of women running in slow-motion. Or at least [[{{Gainaxing}} running without bras]].

In 1975, über-producer AaronSpelling came up with an outrageous idea -- a TV show about three female detectives who run around without bras. Back then, women rarely had leading roles in hour-long series, and if they ran around without bras, they certainly did not do so on TV. ''CharliesAngels'' changed all that, introducing a spellbound nation to the JiggleShow. A show that featured a whole lot of women running in slow-motion. Or at least [[{{Gainaxing}} running without bras]].

In 1975, über-producer AaronSpelling came up with an outrageous idea -- a TV show about three female detectives who run around without bras. Back then, women rarely had leading roles in hour-long series, and they certainly did not run around without bras. ''CharliesAngels'' changed all that, introducing a spellbound nation to the JiggleShow. A show that featured a whole lot of women running in slow-motion. Or at least [[{{Gainaxing}} running without bras]].

* ''The Client List'' is the rough American equivalent of ''Secret Diary'', complete with similar sexy advertising, only with JenniferLoveHewitt instead of Billie Piper. It can come as a shock to see this airing on {{Lifetime}}, given what that network is [[LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek most famous for]].

* Despite having a plot more akin to ''KnightRider'', ''ThunderInParadise'' has so many [[PoolScene pool scenes]] and enough [[ActionGirl action girls]] [[GirlOfTheWeek of the week]] it probably fits here.

* ''VIP'' (Vallery Irons Protection), an AffectionateParody of ''Charlie's Angels'' starring PamelaAnderson.