Subject: Latest word from Scott Frost From: raveling@isi.edu (Paul Raveling) Date: 1990-05-04, 10:27 Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks Here's some feedback from my last call a couple nights ago (would have posted sooner, but I was out of town briefly...) If you'd like to write to ABC, especially to express support for Twin Peaks, he suggested writing directly to the top. ABC's president is... Bob Iger 2040 Avenue of the Stars Century City, California 90067 He suggests that you definitely DO NOT put any mention of Twin Peaks on a letters' envelope. If they see that they forward the mail to the Twin Peaks folks and don't read it themselves. Some quick answers to small questions... 1. The rumor that ABC has already renewed Peaks for 20 episodes (or any other #) is false. 2. The rumor that anyone else has committed to picking up Twin Peaks if ABC drops it is false. 3. They firmly believe though that ABC will continue it. They've proposed to do 26 episodes for next season. 4. They're temporarily more-or-less out of touch with David Lynch, who's doing post-production work on his new film ("Wild at Heart") near San Francisco. 5. Scott Frost has shown some of the alt.tv.twin-peaks messages that I've forwarded to Mark Frost; it seems Mark already at knew the newsgroup existed, but probably hadn't seen any of the messages on it. Mark is taking some time off, and is in New Orleans right now. I believe he'll be back by the end of next week, and perhaps he'll offer some comments on our USENET discussion then. I'd expect most of the people involved with the show to be taking as much time off as they can in May. If the expected renewal for next season comes through, they'll be busting a gut from June through next March. A footnote about the Frost family in Twin Peaks... Warren(Dr. Hayward) is the father of the other two, and has had a long career in acting. Most of his acting has been on the stage, but perhaps some may remember him from the film version of Slaughterhouse 5. Mark[I trust everyone knows about Mark] Scottis working on production, probably has a title of "production assistant" or something similar. Next season he'll also be a writer, with responsibility for a TBD* number of episodes. *TBD = to be determined. Anyone who's had the misfortune of writing MIL-spec specifications knows this one well... BTW, Scott does a walk-on bit in episode [pilot+]5. His comment about that was that "it'll show why some people are paid to act and others aren't". I haven't talked to the other Frosts, but can testify that Scott is a bright guy with a good sense of humor. ---------------- Paul Raveling Raveling@isi.edu