Subject: Re: Economist Mar0291 (WKLP spoiler)
From: keb3@po.CWRU.Edu (Keith E. Bitely)
Date: 1991-03-06, 23:30
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In a previous article, richardh@hpopd.pwd.hp.com (Richard Hancock) says:

> >/ hpopd:alt.tv.twin-peaks / burns@endor.uucp (John Burns) /  2:10 pm  Mar  5, 1991 /
> >
>> >> But when the programme
>> >> shifted from the hyper-real to the super-natural--coded radio signals 
>> >> from space, Laura's killer turning out to have been an elusive spirit 
>> >> who inhabited her father's body--it quickly became disappointingly 
>> >> silly.
> >
>> >> I agree with the above, except weren't the signals FROM Earth TO space?
>> >> John A. Burns (burns@das.harvard.edu, burns@huche1.bitnet)
> >
> >I second that emotion. Wasn't there a general feeling that the supernatural
> >explanation for WKLP was a disappointment?
> >

But, that is very nearly the whole essence of Twin Peaks!  If there was not
the supernatural, what would there be??
I like the supernatural aspect to the show, and it is part of the reason why
I have fallen in love with it.  Ever since the first episodes where Sarah 
sees BOB, it has been supernatural.  It did not just become silly and 
supernatural during the second season.  It has been silly and supernatural
all along!  But, that's why it's so good!
-- Dale, Harry, Shelley, Bobby, Benjamin, Donna, Audrey, Will, Norma, James, Ed, Pete, Leland, Josie, Catherine, Leo, Andy, Hawk, Madeleine, Laura, Lawrence, Sarah, Lucy, Jerry, Hank, Albert, Blackie, Briggs, Betty, Loglady, Mike, Nadine, Eileen, Sylvia, One-armed, dwarf, BOB, Ronette, singer, Johnny, Diane