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00:26:59SexyThe always sexy Lynda Day George is just pouring out of her low cut nighty after being startled awake by a noise!
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00:34:04SexyMore late night haunting cleavage from Lynda in her silk nighty!
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00:58:44SexyWe'd certainly let Lynda Day George pour us a drink in her nightgown, that's for damn sure! This busty beauty and Mary Beth have a nightcap in their nightgowns!
Lynda Day George is the queen of TV. The big-breasted, gorgeous brunette first lit America's fuse on Mission: Impossible, where she played "Lisa Carey" in the early '70s. Beyond that classic slab of boob-tube history, Lynda sweetened sitcoms as a guest star on series such as The Love Boat and Charlie's Angels. She met her husband, Christopher George while starring in Gental Rain (1966). George, best known from the series Rat Patrol, wooed the beauty, and, after the release of the John Wayne film Chisum (1970), the two were married. George got to fill his beloved with a crotch load of his Chisum, but Lynda never shared her sugary charms with the camera, sad to say. The two continued acting together, but after the prophetically titled Mortuary (1983), Lynda’s career started to cool down. You’ll be heating up checking out a lingerie-clad Lynda in Mortuary. While she doesn’t get naked in the movie, she does have a scene 58 minutes in where she and another babe walk around the house and get a drink in some silky, low-cut nighties. Ms. George drops some serious cleavage and the top of her nightie is so weak it nearly can’t contain her cans. Sadly, Lynda’s husband died shortly after starring with her in Mortuary. While Lynda continued to appear on TV shows like Fantasy Island and Murder, She Wrote for a few years after his death, her heart was no longer in it so she retired from acting in 1989 making any chance of us seeing Lynda’s lactoids disappear.