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In the late-1990s, she transitioned from erotic thrillers into a series of roles on mainstream network television and films, including action, sci-fi and horror genres. Entertainment Weekly referred to Whirry and Hippolyte as "the Dietrich and Von Sternberg of the soft-core set" Other films at the time included Private Obsession and Playback, a Playboy production. She starred in Gregory Hippolyte's productions of Animal Instincts I and II, Body of Influence, and Mirror Images II. She thereafter began to work in a number of direct-to-video erotic B-movies and unrated thrillers, concurrent with Tanya Roberts, Maria Ford, and Shannon Tweed who appeared in the same kinds of films at the time. Her first film role was in the action film Out for Justice starring Steven Seagal. While attempting to establish her career in New York, Whirry worked as a bartender, took a number of small bit roles and appeared in a commercial for FedEx the latter work finally allowed her to join the Screen Actors Guild.

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Shannon Whirry appeared as Karen Stone in the 1996 movie Playback.A native from Green Lake, Wisconsin, where she was the salutatorian of her 1983 high school graduating class, in 1985 Whirry was accepted to study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, one of only 365 accepted out of 3,000 applicants and one of only 65 to graduate the 2-year program.

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Shannon Whirry appeared as Katherine Johnson in the 1999 episode "Why 2 Kay" for the TV series "V.I.P.".

Black Scorpion makes the comment that "Vox, has left the building". The last thing we see of Vox, is her legs and platform high heels as she goes ass over teapot over the side of the building and lets off a scream all the way down to the bottom. While playing the guitar, a super-sonic sound wave engulfs Vox Populi and shoots her off of the rooftop to her death. Scorpion resonds, "Sending you out on a high note". Vox, wonders outloud, "What are you doing".

When Scorpion points the guitar at Vox, she tells her that "Now it's your turn to listen". Black Scorpion gains control of her electric guitar, which is how she transmitts the subliminal messages. Black Scorpion makes easy work out of Screech and Shreik, and then engages in a huge catfight with Vox. In the climax, Black Scorpion (Michelle Lintel) meets the group up on a rooftop. When Worth betrays Vox, she interrupts a debate with vengeance on her mind and a song in her heart. Realizing that this the only way to get people to listen to her music, she continues. The secret orders that are transmitted order the youth of the city to become destructive looters and rebels.

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Worth shows Populi how to use subliminal music to sell her music, by using the Ultra-Sonic 2000. However the greedy and corrupt Mayor Artie Worth (Robert Pine) bribes Warden Brickhouse (Steve Eastin) to get them out of prison so he can use them to launch his political career. She has opera gloves on, and wears her blonde hair in curls. Her matching mini skirt is cut up the sides, revealing her black thigh high fishnet stockings, with gaping holes in them. Vox wears a gold and black low cut top that barely contains her rather large breasts.

Fortunately they are stopped by Black Scorpion and taken to jail. Populi and her members Screech (Elan Carter) and Shreik (Angelica Bridges) began attacking the audience. Vox Populi makes her appearance when she tries to sing at a night club but is jeered by the audience. Vox Populi is the lead singer of the untalented but very sexy female band called The Bleeding Eardrums. Vox Populi Vox Populi (Shannon Whirry) is the main villainess in the 2001 episode "Face the Music" of the TV series "Black Scorpion".