Season 2, Episodes 21–22: Miss Twin Peaks / Beyond Life and Death — June 10, 1991–August 27, 1992

For all of you TWIN PEAKS FREAKS, I just recently received
my TWIN PEAKS Calendar in the mail and its GREAT. It is full
of great pictures, some publicity stills, others taken right 
from video. For ordering info:

Landmark Calendars
P. O. Box 6105
Novato, CA  94948-6105
1-800-677-1992  8-5pm PST
Catalog #: 846-4

Now we are 2 months into '92, so you'll have to call and see
if these are still in stock. Hope you enjoy.
-Mike
-- Michael E. Yeager |Beeper: 216-634-0381 P. O. Box 181110 |Days : 216-368-3463 Cleveland Hts, OH 44118 |Home : 216-229-7367 BCCI - This bank would bribe GOD!

RJ> I don't think anyone uploaded the "slee.gif" you're talking about.
RJ> Is someone "in charge" of this sort of thing or should I just send it
RJ> myself?

OH YEAH!

Hope "audrey" has an incoming directory -- please don`t post it as UUEN! ;-)


Bye, Marc

I've been re-watching some episodes of TP lately.  Today I watched the 
episode where Maddy was killed.  At one point, when the Road House is 
shown (actually the sign at this time says 'Bang Bang Bar' - did the bar 
have two names or something?), we see a view of its neon sign reflected in 
a nearby puddle of some liquid on the ground.  It's very similar to the 
shot of the oil in the woods reflecting the red curtains.  This happens in 
the episode at the same time that Maddy is being killed and the Giant is 
showing up inside the bar.  Perhaps that was another pool of oil, and the 
Road House/Bang Bang Bar/whatever is of some "spiritual" significance.  
I've always thought there was something special about it anyway, since 
that's where Cooper gathered all the people to find out who killed Laura.
Is there a chance this is the other Lodge?  Doubtful, I think, but I do 
believe it has some importance, and I do believe that was indeed a puddle 
of oil next to the bar.
 
Kenneth Bays
 


..

For those of you who have been asking, slee.gif, a scan of
a FWWM promotion is in the Uploads directory of 
audrey.sait.edu.au.

Rocky Giovinazzo

<ICSPSH@ASUACAD.BITNET> writes:

> > Some SPOILER type discussion of the final episode, if that still applies...

'sright.

> > Anyway, in the final episode, I was looking desperately for something that
> > could be interpreted as a portal or entrance to the White Lodge.  Didn't see
> > anything, until the final credits ran.  Instead of the picture of Laura, we
> > see the coffee cup in the red room, with Laura's face reflected in it.  Happy
> >  Laura.  Saved Laura.  Laura from the White Lodge.  Something about the coffe
> > coffee cup, I decided, led to the White Lodge.
> > 
> > This idea seems wierd enough that I'm slightly embarrassed about it, but it d
> >  give me the cushion of a 'happy ending'. In defense, I can point out that in
> > the cup there's a small pool of black liquid (not your ordinary coffee)
> > surrounded by a white circle, analogous to the portal at the grove that showe
> > the reflection of the red curtains.

It could be hinting at a gateway or something. Or it could have just
been a cinematic device to end the program on. Or both. That's the
problem with Twin Peaks.

                                                - k

--
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If you keep anything long enough, you can throw it away.

Has anyone got their COOP shirts yet?  My check was cashed in November but
still no shirt!  Any official COOP spokespeople here?

John Schultz (caffeine abuser)  !  ABC killed Laura Palmer
c491153@umcvmb.bitnet           !  Macintosh-free and proud of it!
c491153@umcvmb.missouri.edu     !  Subscriber to the hacker ethic

     Everyone seems fairly certain that Coop was in the Black Lodge
     in the final episode (hoping the SPOILER doesn't still apply --
     sorry if I've ruined this for someone)....

     But I had the definite feeling that we were never ^in^ the
     BlackLodge.  This was the waiting room.  As evidenced by the
     many rooms, each just about the same, seemingly going nowhere.
     The entrance to the Black, and presumably White lodges were in
     the Waiting Room somewhere, Coop just never found it.  

     Windom Earle, I assume, did, because he just appeared out of 
     nowhere, talking backwards (Coop never did -- another point
     of hearsay if not proof that he never entered either Lodge).

     If Love gets you into the White Lodge and Fear into the Black,
     what did the Log Lady's husband's oily goop get Coop into?  

     This seems to give some hope to Coop's recovery.  If, as Hawk
     said, a man is confronted with his greatest Fear in the Black
     Lodge and his soul is entirely obliterated if he shows imperfect
     courage (tho Hawk believes in several souls -- maybe a spare??)
     maybe that's the hope that Coop is still okay in there -- in
     the Waiting Room, not the Lodge and his Doppleganger can be
     interchanged with him again.  

     A long while ago, someone with the first draft script to this
     episode talked about an Arthurian throne room (which we saw
     Major Briggs sitting on for a minute) as one of the Lodges,
     which would seem to confirm that the Lodges are something different
     than the waiting room.  Briggs commented that the White Lodge
     (which he saw in a vision, possibly visited when he was kidnapped)
     was a huge white house with many rooms.  Phillip Gerard said
     similar things about the Black Lodge.

     None of which describe the waiting room (except the many rooms
     thing, but the waiting room is not a "big house made of wood").

     Food for thought, I guess, but here's hoping this isn't a Gordian
     Knot.  


          "I'm a politician and that means
          "I'm a liar and a cheat
          "And when I'm not kissin babies
          "I'm thinkin up new ways to steal its sucker."

           Tom Clancy, _Hunt For Red October_ 
           (in all other ways, a piece of techno
            speak garbage.  Nifty movie tho.)

           -Scott Gorcey

In article <7HJkgB1w164w@bluemoon.rn.com>, kbays@bluemoon.rn.com (Ken Bays) writes...
> > 
> > 
> >I've been re-watching some episodes of TP lately.  Today I watched the 
> >episode where Maddy was killed.  At one point, when the Road House is 
> >shown (actually the sign at this time says 'Bang Bang Bar' - did the bar 
> >have two names or something?), we see a view of its neon sign reflected in 
> >a nearby puddle of some liquid on the ground.  It's very similar to the 
> >shot of the oil in the woods reflecting the red curtains.  This happens in 
> >the episode at the same time that Maddy is being killed and the Giant is 
> >showing up inside the bar.  Perhaps that was another pool of oil, and the 
> >Road House/Bang Bang Bar/whatever is of some "spiritual" significance.  
> >I've always thought there was something special about it anyway, since 
> >that's where Cooper gathered all the people to find out who killed Laura.
> >Is there a chance this is the other Lodge?  Doubtful, I think, but I do 
> >believe it has some importance, and I do believe that was indeed a puddle 
> >of oil next to the bar.
> > 
> >Kenneth Bays
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >...

     I've always thought this was there as a foreshadowing to the
     pool of oil reflecting fire when BOB exits the lodge in Glastonberry
     Grove later on; not of significange on its own except as compared
     to the later image.

     Seems in keeping with ^TP^'s intricate and subtle foreshadowing.

     Interesting point, tho I don't think the Roadhouse (the sign
     is adjectival, I think, but that's IMO) has any spirutual
     or supernatural significange in TP -- except that there were
     at that particular moment "Owls in the Roadhouse."  Not always,
     mind you, but at that moment.  




          "I'm a politician and that means
          "I'm a liar and a cheat
          "And when I'm not kissin babies
          "I'm thinkin up new ways to steal its sucker."

           Tom Clancy, _Hunt For Red October_ 
           (in all other ways, a piece of techno
            speak garbage.  Nifty movie tho.)

           -Scott Gorcey

In article <33506@nntpd.lkg.dec.com> boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) writes:

> >Nit: the second season opener is Episode #8. The original pilot movie is
> >*not* counted in the episode numbering.
> >

Oh, HORSESHIT.

The original pilot is #1000
  ^
          |

This was covered ad-nauseum AGES ago.

Series 1: #1000 (Pilot) ---> #1007
Series 2: #2001 (Pilot) ---> #2022 (In UK anyway) *

The numbering changed from xxx0 to xxx1 for reasons known to
LFP/Propaganda/Spelling/ABC.....


NB. * In UK, there was no double length finale. We did not have the long
      Hiatus America did. We had a 2 week break for Snooker or something.
      That is why we have an 'extra' episode.

Neil


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Looks like I may be in London for a couple of days in mid March.
Has a date for the opening in London of 'Fire Walk With Me' actually been
set? I've seen the odd posting about it and a TP marathon.  It appears that
it won't open in the states until fall, so I thought I'd try to see it in
London while I'm there. Any info about dates and places appreciated.

OK, so I missed the scraps that were cut from the throne room scene.

Are these available on the tp-archive ftp site?

Anyway, my $.02 about this thread...

Couldn't it be that Coop was experiencing both love and fear, thereby
entering what would be a conglomeration of both lodges?  This might
go a long way to explaining the alternating black and white pattern
on the floor (yes, the one reminiscent of the lobby in Eraserhead)?

Also this would allow the writers much more leeway in the presumably-
never-to-be-seen followup/3rd season premiere episode?

Come to think of it, this is really worth only about $.01...

I remain,
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In article <NICKH.92Feb21120238@VOILA.VENARI.CS.CMU.EDU>, nickh@CS.CMU.EDU (Nick Haines) writes:
> > In article <1992Feb21.093201.3692@ac.dal.ca> 01sybok@ac.dal.ca writes:
> > 
> >    [the story of the Halifax Explosion]
> > 
> >    shore, then blew up. It was the biggest man made explosion next to Hiroshima, 
> >    and still holds the record for the biggest non nuke blast. It flattened most
> >    of the city, windows were broken in Truro ( a 2 hour drive away), and the blast
> >    was heard in the neighboring provinces.
> > 
> > Well, `the biggest man-made explosion next to Hiroshima' is clearly
> > wrong (like, how about all the H-bomb tests, multi-megaton yields
> > etc.etc.). Possibly `the biggest man-made explosion _until_
> > Hiroshima'.

Hard as it is to believe, I think the Halifax Explosion was *bigger* than 
the H bomb tests. I'm going to have to do some research, but...

> > 
> > [I'm not even sure about that, because there was a vast explosion in
> > Yorkshire during the last war when an entire munitions dump went up in
> > one blast: about 5kT, I recall. Certainly the `biggest non-nuclear
> > explosion' record was quoted for that also. Reference: a longish
I'll check, but I'm alost certain the Halifax explosion was bigger than this 
one, too. I sort of think this does bnot have much to do with TP, but since I 
posted the original article here, I'll do the same with the followups,
and since I don't care what anyone else thinks, you can flame me to Hell
;-) ;-) 
> > article, with front-page picture, in the Weekend Guardian some time in
> > 1990 (?) :-)]
> > 
> > Nick Haines nickh@cs.cmu.edu
Later
M

Incidentally, before I get to my main topic, it should be noted
what date it is today: Feb. 23...everybody know what that means?  If
not, I'll remind you at the end.
Anyway, I haven't read this group in ages.  But a few months
back, I posted my speculation about a follow-up (rather than FWWM, 
a prequel) to the last episode.  Here, more or less, is what I 
said:
It's 2014, and David Lynch happens to be at loose ends, so he
decides to follow up on the legendary cult TV show he did 2 1/2
decades ago.  Our story opens in contemporary (2014) Twin Peaks.
Many of the characters of the old show are still around, albeit
older; many new and strange cast members are also present.  Donna,
Bobby, Leo, Shelly, James, etc. all have teenage kids now.  What
about Coop?  There are several possibilities: he's been in an 
asylum for 25 years, having apparently gone mad shortly after the
1989 Miss Twin Peaks pageant; he's continued to serve as an FBI
agent, but is sometimes possessed by Bob, and commits horrible
crimes that he never remembers afterwards; or he's simply dis-
appeared--maybe into the Waiting Room, one of the Lodges, or on an
extended sojourn to Tibet.
Things have apparently settled down in TP, but now some strange
forces again stir in the woods.  The residents of the Ghostwood
subdivision  are reporting various bizarre incidents to the new
police chief (let's see, who should it be...James?  or to really
go against expectations, as Lynch always does, Bobby?), who sends
his deputy Harry Dale Moran (Lucy & Andy's kid) out to investigate.
It seems that people are claiming to have been visited by the
long-dead Laura Palmer.  Soon Coop arrives on the scene...
Someone else can take it from there.  (The whole point about
25 years refers to what Laura said to Coop in the last episode.)
And if you don't already know, Feb. 23, 1989 was the date of 
Laura's death...
Feel free to embellish on this scenario; I'd love to see what
other people can come up with!

--Max


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"The Traveler"\(o/
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              "She's dead... Wrapped in plastic."



     "Who is she?"
     "Pictures, Andy."
     "Sure, okay... {begins to weep}"

     "Oh, Andy."
     "Same thing as last year in Mr. Blodget's barn.  Is this gonna happen
      every damn time?"
     "Gimme the camera, Andy."


     "Good lord, it's Laura."
     "Laura Palmer."

     "Laura, I'm not gonna call you again....  Yes, I am.  Laura!"

     "There'll... be an announcement shortly."
     {screaming girl runs across courtyard}
     {pencil snaps}

     "Excuse me, I'm looking for Leland Palmer."
     "He's right over there."
     "...Sheriff Truman..."

     {Ronette on the mountain}
     "What the hell...?"

     "Don't go there.... Don't go there..."

     "She had no family.  No one came forward to claim the body.
      It wasn't even news.  Until today.  Undeniable similarities
      which for obvious reasons I can't go into, lead us to 
      believe that Laura Palmer was the second and Ronette Pulaski
      would have been the third victims of the same killer.  Now,
      it's possible the killer is someone from this town.  Maybe
      even someone you know. ...  I will remind you that these
      crimes took place at night."
     {traffic light cycles red}

      Fuck ABC!  ^Twin Peaks^ TWO YEARS and going strong!!  Let's
      get wasted!!!

     -Scott Gorcey (IN%"v075q5fr@ubvms.bitnet)

In article <7HJkgB1w164w@bluemoon.rn.com> kbays@bluemoon.rn.com (Ken Bays) writes:
 
> >I've been re-watching some episodes of TP lately.  Today I watched the 
> >episode where Maddy was killed.  At one point, when the Road House is 
> >shown (actually the sign at this time says 'Bang Bang Bar' - did the bar 
> >have two names or something?), we see a view of its neon sign reflected in 
> >a nearby puddle of some liquid on the ground.  It's very similar to the 
> >shot of the oil in the woods reflecting the red curtains.  This happens in 
> >the episode at the same time that Maddy is being killed and the Giant is 
> >showing up inside the bar.  Perhaps that was another pool of oil, and the 
> >Road House/Bang Bang Bar/whatever is of some "spiritual" significance.  
The Log Lady did say that owls were gathering at the roadhouse.
The non-human entities like BOB could be leaving this oil residue
(i.e. Easter Park, the Palmer's living room).

Rocky Giovinazzo

     Doctor Jacoby smelled the supernatural oil at Easter Park in
     episode 007.  It was of course Leland who attacked him, having
     watched Maddy sneak out of the house earlier and followed her
     to the park.  He saw her dressed as Laura (perhaps the first hints
     in his mind that he would have to kill Maddy as well -- Maddy who
     he refers to as "my daughter" when he kills her).

     But, why did he attack Jacoby?  He smelled of oil -- he was
     obviously possessed at the time.  Jacoby later smelled the oil
     when Leland killed Jaques in the hospital -- BOB committed both
     of these crimes, but why?  Why would BOB kill Jaques?  Leland,
     if in his nonpossessed state he had no memory of BOB, has clear
     motivation for killing Jaques -- the man just arrested for killing
     his daughter.  But why would BOB?  

     If Leland, in his crazed state, saw an appirition of his daughter
     in the park and someone stalking her (Jacoby) he would naturally
     assume this was the killer and attack.  But why BOB?  

     Loads a questions....  


          "I'm a politician and that means
          "I'm a liar and a cheat
          "And when I'm not kissin babies
          "I'm thinkin up new ways to steal its sucker."

           Tom Clancy, _Hunt For Red October_ 
           (in all other ways, a piece of techno
            speak garbage.  Nifty movie tho.)

           -Scott Gorcey

Here's another thing that seemed strange upon second look...

The scene where we see the one-armed man, in a towel in his motel room.  
He is asked about his tattoo. I thought that he said:

"It said Mom!" but upon subsequent listening, it sounds more like
"It said Bob!"

Could it be that the one armed man and Bob were lovers?

Tom Dougherty
dougher@ccrma.stanford.edu

Does anyone know the whereabouts of Twin Peaks, CA?  Is it southern or northern??


Rene R.



cyrano@athena.mit.edu

In article <1992Feb24.024514.3194@athena.mit.edu> cyrano@athena.mit.edu (Rene Reyes) writes:
> >
> >Does anyone know the whereabouts of Twin Peaks, CA?  Is it southern or northern??
> >
> >
> >Rene R.
> >
> >
> >
> >cyrano@athena.mit.edu
> >
> >
Also, there's a Twin Peaks, Colorado.  My school library has some books on
geological surveys done there.  Pretty strange, when I typed in "Twin Peaks"
on the keyword search.  Imagine my surprise!

--
John Sommerville (jes2x@Virginia.Edu)    <<Ren and Stimpy in '92!>>
"No one ever lost money underestimating the taste of the American public."
- H.L. Mencken

In article <1992Feb24.024514.3194@athena.mit.edu>, cyrano@athena.mit.edu (Rene Reyes) writes...
> > 
> >Does anyone know the whereabouts of Twin Peaks, CA?  Is it southern or northern??
> > 
> > 
> >Rene

     "Twin Peaks" is in Washington state.  The real town is Snoqualmie,
     WA.



          "I'm a politician and that means
          "I'm a liar and a cheat
          "And when I'm not kissin babies
          "I'm thinkin up new ways to steal its sucker."

           Tom Clancy, _Hunt For Red October_ 
           (in all other ways, a piece of techno
            speak garbage.  Nifty movie tho.)

           -Scott Gorcey

Cyrano's coffee shop in Houston (Montrose area, adjacent to the English
Labrador restaurant) carries what they call the Twin Peaks blend. The
hand-drawn sign by it says it makes "a damn fine cup of coffee". The
cashier >may< have been kidding when he said it was specifically blended
to taste good with cherry pie.
--
"Go to an extreme and then retreat to a more useful position"  --  Brian Eno
Joe Zitt        ...cs.utexas.edu!kvue!zitt!joe         (512)450-1916

In article <4713@brahma.cs.hw.ac.uk>, neilp@cs.hw.ac.uk (Neil Postlethwaite) writes...

} In article <33506@nntpd.lkg.dec.com> boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) writes:

}} Nit: the second season opener is Episode #8. The original pilot movie is
}} *not* counted in the episode numbering.

}Oh, HORSESHIT.
} 
}The original pilot is #1000
}  ^
}          |
} 
}This was covered ad-nauseum AGES ago.

Oh, horseshit, yourself. I've been reading and contributing to this group
since it started up. The designation "#1000" for the pilot is *not*, to
anyone's knowledge, the official production number for the pilot. It was
made up as a convenience by people in this very group, to be in line with
the production numbering for the other episodes, because we *didn't* know
the actual production number. Since the first hour-long episode is
designated "Episode #1" by Lynch/Frost Productions (quite explicitly so
-- that's what the script is labelled, rather than having a title), we've
referred to the pilot as "Episode #0", hence the retrofitted production
number of "1000".

}Series 1: #1000 (Pilot) ---> #1007

Right. Which also translates as #0-#7. Which makes the second season
premiere #8, which exactly what I said it was, and is exactly what
Lynch/Frost says it is.

}Series 2: #2001 (Pilot) ---> #2022 (In UK anyway) *

First, #2001 is a "pilot" for anything. It's a double-length episode, but
it's exactly that -- an *episode*. "1000" is called the Pilot, but 2001
is called (officially) "Episode #8".  Just because you British refer to
different "seasons" (as we call them) as "series", doesn't mean that the
initial episodes of the new "series" is called a pilot.

} The numbering changed from xxx0 to xxx1 for reasons known to
} LFP/Propaganda/Spelling/ABC.....

The numbering of *what* "changed from xxx0 to xxx1"?

} NB. * In UK, there was no double length finale. We did not have the long
}      Hiatus America did. We had a 2 week break for Snooker or something.
}      That is why we have an 'extra' episode.

Yes, I know that. Everywhere but the US and Canada got the last two hours
as separate episodes, and I've always designated them as Episodes #28 and
#29, despite the fact that they were shown edited together in the US.

-- "They say the best things in life are free." "Free!? Hamton, this is the 90's. Take out a loan and buy a clue." --- jayembee (Jerry Boyajian, DEC, "The Mill", Maynard, MA) boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com

In article <1992Feb24.021744.14366@leland.Stanford.EDU>, dougher@cmn11.Stanford.EDU (Thomas Dougherty) writes...

} Here's another thing that seemed strange upon second look...

} The scene where we see the one-armed man, in a towel in his motel room.  
} He is asked about his tattoo. I thought that he said:

} "It said Mom!" but upon subsequent listening, it sounds more like
} "It said Bob!"

I've watched (and listened to) this scene countless times -- including my
recent viewing with a digital-sound laserdisc -- and it's *never* sounded
to me like he said anything other than "Mom".

-- "They say the best things in life are free." "Free!? Hamton, this is the 90's. Take out a loan and buy a clue." --- jayembee (Jerry Boyajian, DEC, "The Mill", Maynard, MA) boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com

In article <33686@nntpd.lkg.dec.com>, boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) writes...

}}Series 2: #2001 (Pilot) ---> #2022 (In UK anyway) *

} First, #2001 is a "pilot" for anything.  [...]
               ^^

Not!

-- "They say the best things in life are free." "Free!? Hamton, this is the 90's. Take out a loan and buy a clue." --- jayembee (Jerry Boyajian, DEC, "The Mill", Maynard, MA) boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com

In article <1992Feb23.090130.28676@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >
> >     Everyone seems fairly certain that Coop was in the Black Lodge
> >     in the final episode (hoping the SPOILER doesn't still apply --
> >     sorry if I've ruined this for someone)....
> >
> >     But I had the definite feeling that we were never ^in^ the
> >     BlackLodge.  This was the waiting room.  As evidenced by the
> >     many rooms, each just about the same, seemingly going nowhere.
> >     The entrance to the Black, and presumably White lodges were in
> >     the Waiting Room somewhere, Coop just never found it.  
> >

{rest of stuff deleted}


Sorry, but I always had the impression that the "red-curtain" scenes were
meant to be set in a place where there were just TWO identical rooms, not
"many". As you will recall, they were connected by a central passageway that
had a "door" opening off each end on opposite sides. Meaning: that from
either end of the passage the whole setup looked identical (which it was, if
the two rooms were truly identical). This tricked me for a while, since the
first time I saw it I thought Cooper was going from room to room and I couldn't
keep track of what was happening. Then I realised that he seemed to be just
going back and forth between one room and the other.

I am aware that SOMEONE (Little Man ? - can't remember) said to Coop after he
entered, "this is the waiting room". I therefore assume that the other room
was the black lodge.

Any other comments ?

In article <1992Feb24.002750.16887@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >
> >     Doctor Jacoby smelled the supernatural oil at Easter Park in
> >     episode 007.  It was of course Leland who attacked him, having
> >     watched Maddy sneak out of the house earlier and followed her
> >     to the park.  He saw her dressed as Laura (perhaps the first hints
> >     in his mind that he would have to kill Maddy as well -- Maddy who
> >     he refers to as "my daughter" when he kills her).
> >
> >     But, why did he attack Jacoby?  He smelled of oil -- he was
> >     obviously possessed at the time.  Jacoby later smelled the oil
> >     when Leland killed Jaques in the hospital -- BOB committed both
> >     of these crimes, but why?  Why would BOB kill Jaques?  Leland,
> >     if in his nonpossessed state he had no memory of BOB, has clear
> >     motivation for killing Jaques -- the man just arrested for killing
> >     his daughter.  But why would BOB?  

I don't think Leland was possessed at the time he killed Jacques. When he
killed Maddy the episode made such a big deal of it (slowed down, weird
noises, strange lighting effects etc.) that it was obvious that Leland was
possessed by and under the influence of BOB. Not to mention all the shots we
get of Leland changing into BOB and vice versa! But,when Jacques gets smothered,
all we see is the camera panning up from his hospital bed to reveal a "normal",
albeit distressed-looking, Leland. What I'm saying is that there is no sign of
him being possessed at that moment. The oil smell could possibly linger even
when he was "normal". And as for motive: BOB would have none for killing
Jacques, but Leland obviously would.

Just my $0.03 ... (inflation)

Tim Hatfield
#1 Aussie Twin Peaks Fan

I was just thinking...
I wonder if the mystical engine oil ;-) is the medium that the denzines of the 
Black Lodge use to travel from their world to ours. Maybe any black liquid
will do. Black coffee for example....
Hmm.. if this were true, then the logical extention would be that the 
denzins of the White Lodge travel to this world through white liquid, for 
example milk.
I guess this means my cafe au lait addiction is going to lead me to the
Waiting room ;-)
Seriously, this might explain the different viscosities of the coffee
in Cooper's cup when he was visiting the Black Lodge. It might also explain why
they showed Laura's smiling face gently appearing in the cup of coffee during
the credits of the Grand Finale.
I wonder also (hey its first thing in the morning and my mind is 
wandering *bigtime*), if the tattoo said MOM, but was really a petroglyph like
the Log Lady's. Hers sort of looked like an M after all...
Later
M

jgp@rutabaga.Rational.COM (Jim Pellmann) writes:
: Does anyone know if the movie will be released in other parts of Europe
: besides London on March 1?  I'm going to Germany in March and
: would love to try and see it, if it will be playing there.
: 
: Also, can someone in London give me the name of the theater where it's
: opening on March 1?  (Who knows, I may make a slight detour on the way home!)
: 
: Thanks!
: 
: -- Jim

Jim,

As far as I know, the film doesn't open here for a while.  What's
happening is that the Prince Charles cinema is showing every single episode
of TP back-to-back (over 24 hours!) as publicity for TP:FWWM and also showing
a preview of the new film.  All this for 15 pounds!

Of course, I could be wrong, in which case me and a couple of my
friends are going to get a nice bonus on Sunday!

And now a query - does anybody know _for certain_ when the film is
going to be released (both here in the UK and over in the states)?

Yours,

Uncle Matty

In article <1992Feb24.002750.16887@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:

> >     But, why did he attack Jacoby?  He smelled of oil -- he was
> >     obviously possessed at the time.  
It's my understanding that Jacoby knew something that could
get Leland canned if revealed.  ...remember that mystery man I told you
about?  I could tell you who he is, but you'd be history man... (or
something like that.)  Remember that BOB wasn't too happy when 
he and Leland were trapped in that cell.

> >     Jacoby later smelled the oil
> >     when Leland killed Jaques in the hospital -- BOB committed both
> >     of these crimes, but why?  Why would BOB kill Jaques?  Leland,
> >     if in his nonpossessed state he had no memory of BOB, has clear
> >     motivation for killing Jaques -- the man just arrested for killing
> >     his daughter.  But why would BOB?  
Killing him adds to the story of a distraught father
-- although it does have that Jack Ruby effect...

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Dr. Jacoby didn't smell burnt oil at the hospital.
When he was hypnotised (sp?) he said he smelt oil at the gazebo
and in the hospital he smelt something else. Coop says that in cases
of strangulation it is usual for the victim to void thier bowels.
Therefore I think Jacoby smelt sh*t rather than oil.

kbays@bluemoon.rn.com (Ken Bays) writes:
> >shown (actually the sign at this time says 'Bang Bang Bar' - did the bar 

Another reference?

At the opposite end of the universe to Milliway's, the
Restaurant at the End of the Universe, you'll find the
Big Bang Burger Bar.
Bob.

In article <ZXTC7DF@taronga.com> arielle@taronga.com (Stephanie da Silva) writes:
> >Never fails to amaze me how so many people think animations are just
> >for children....


If you want a 'most excellent' cartoon which is really wasted
on the kids, try Cosgrove-Hall's "Count Duckula". It is brilliant.


Neil


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In article <alberti.698428727@ux.acs.umn.edu>, alberti@ux.acs.umn.edu (Timothy Fay) writes:
| In <7SQC1D3@taronga.com> peter@taronga.com (Peter da Silva) writes:
| 
| >In article <alberti.698093588@ux.acs.umn.edu> alberti@ux.acs.umn.edu (Timothy Fay) writes:
| >>But that episode fell flat on its face, anyway.
| 
| >Only among anal-retentive David Lynch fans with no sense of humor.
| 
| I read stuff like the above, and I'm reminded of the William Shatner SNL
| skit, where he lectured a group of sci-fi fans about taking something
| he did as a joke 25 years ago and blowing it all out of proportion.
| I think some folks on the DA list are doing the same thing wrt
| DARKWING DUCK which is, after all, supposed to be a kids' show.  I'm
| also reminded of Shatner's famous punchline in that skit...

Which punchline?  There were two, in my opinion.  The first was "Get a
life!"  The second was after the convention promoter admonished him for
almost ruining the business and Shatner retracted his remark claiming
that he was imitating the Evil Kirk from "Enemy Within".

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In article <1992Feb24.080506.3753@ac.dal.ca>, 01sybok@ac.dal.ca writes...
> > 
> >I wonder if the mystical engine oil ;-) is the medium that the denzines of the 
> >Black Lodge use to travel from their world to ours. Maybe any black liquid
> >will do. Black coffee for example....
> >Hmm.. if this were true, then the logical extention would be that the 
> >denzins of the White Lodge travel to this world through white liquid, for 
> >example milk.
t
This would gibe with SDC's comments about the milk getting cold and warm.
                                  >>>>George<<<<

kbays@bluemoon.rn.com (Ken Bays) writes:

> >  
> > I've been re-watching some episodes of TP lately.  Today I watched the 
> > episode where Maddy was killed.  At one point, when the Road House is 
> > shown (actually the sign at this time says 'Bang Bang Bar' - did the bar 
> > have two names or something?), we see a view of its neon sign reflected in 
> > a nearby puddle of some liquid on the ground.  It's very similar to the 
> > shot of the oil in the woods reflecting the red curtains.  This happens in 
> > the episode at the same time that Maddy is being killed and the Giant is 
> > showing up inside the bar.  Perhaps that was another pool of oil, and the 
> > Road House/Bang Bang Bar/whatever is of some "spiritual" significance.  
> > I've always thought there was something special about it anyway, since 
> > that's where Cooper gathered all the people to find out who killed Laura.
> > Is there a chance this is the other Lodge?  Doubtful, I think, but I do 
> > believe it has some importance, and I do believe that was indeed a puddle 
> > of oil next to the bar.
> >  
> > Kenneth Bays
> >  
> > 
> > 
> > ..

Big Bang Bar... I think that was the name of a bar in Pitt. where Cooper got 
shot. Windom mentioned it on one of the tapes.
                                         -=*=- Gregory C. Salmieri -=*=-

Sorry - this if completely off subject but

boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) writes:


> >Yes, I know that. Everywhere but the US and Canada got the last two hours
> >as separate episodes, and I've always designated them as Episodes #28 and
> >#29, despite the fact that they were shown edited together in the US.

nope. edited together in Germany also (as were the #26 and #27)

To add to the subject: What I like most about the LD box set is the
tremendous SOUND ! (On German TV they showed everything but the last episode
in MONO -- can you imagine that ? The LDs were a revelation )

cheers
Wiljo

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Hi everybody!

We in Germany just got to see the final episode. Full of cryptic scenes and
wild symbolism. I like that!

Anyway I've got a few questions about the part that takes place on the "Other Side".

Who talked to Briggs via Sarah Palmer? Was it Earle, Bob or the Little Man?

Is there some significance about the strange (doubly backwards) speaking.
Except for Cooper everybody on the Other Side (including Earle & Annie) speaks
that way. Does this imply that Earle too is a supernatural being?

Did you in netland reach some consensus on these topics and the meaning of
the final episode in general?

bye
Peter Joachim (Z-Netz:PETER_JOACHIM@TRON.ZER)

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-- THE ANSWER V2.01

In article <33380@nntpd.lkg.dec.com> boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) writes:
> >The scenario that the person I was responding to had in mind was something
> >like this:
> >
> >(1) Lynch films the pilot as a self-contained movie with the resolution
> >to the mystery.
> >(2) ABC looks at it and says, "OK, great, make a series out of it."
> >(3) Lynch then re-structures the pilot so that it's open-ended.
> >(4) Series begins production.
> >(5) Original self-contained pilot is released in Europe on video.
> >
> >What I'm saying is that the scenario is like this:
> >
> >(1) Lynch films the pilot, which sets up the mystery to be resolved in the
> >    series.
> >(2) ABC looks at it and says, "OK, great, make a series out of it."
> >(3) Series goes into pre-production.
> >(4) Plans are to market the pilot as a one-shot in Europe, so Lynch has
> >    to work up a resolution.
> >(5) Pilot is re-edited with additional footage and released in Europe
> >    while the series debuts in the US.

Here's my version of what I think happened:

(1a) Lynch comes up with a series proposal, and ABC okays it.
(1b) Ears perk up.  A new David Lynch movie?  Hey, this is ART!  We could
     make some money off of this!  A deal is put together to do a foreign
     video release -- but Lynch has to film an ending for it.
(1c) Lynch films the pilot, which sets up the mystery, AND in his spare time
     also films the Euro-ending.

Steps (2), (3), and (5) I agree with.  However, by the sheer awkwardness
with which the Euro-footage fits into the actual first-season episodes
(the totally illogical connections like Jacques' red drapes, for example),
I think those scenes were already written and shot before Lynch had any
idea to use them in the series.  He probably just figured he could shoot
whatever goofy stuff he wanted, and then he liked it enough to keep it.

In article <1A9B37D9PJ@tron.gun.de>, peter_joachim@tron.gun.de (Peter Joachim) writes:
> >
> >Is there some significance about the strange (doubly backwards) speaking.
> >Except for Cooper everybody on the Other Side (including Earle & Annie) speaks
> >that way. Does this imply that Earle too is a supernatural being?
> >
It's been noted that backwards talking is a talent of Michael Anderson
(the little man...), and apparently that's how it came to be included
in those scenes.  My personal opinion about why Coop is the only one
in the "Lodge" scenes who doesn't speak double-reversed is moderately
simple:  the scenes are more or less from his point of view.  Perhaps
he doesn't hear himself speaking backwards.  Also, the "language
barrier" delineates Coop more clearly as the protagonist.  Finally,
Lynch may have thought it would be too irritating to have *everyone*
in those scenes speaking double-reversed (No, scratch that--Lynch
doesn't seem to have any history of not doing things because they
might prove irritating!).  Finally, Coop has many of the more important
lines in those scenes, and maybe Lynch wanted to make sure they could
be heard (and not just read) clearly.
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In article <920224.2318.00@freeside.ki.open.de>, wiljo@freeside.ki.open.de (Wiljo Heinen) writes:
> > Sorry - this if completely off subject but
> > boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) writes:
> > 
>> >>Yes, I know that. Everywhere but the US and Canada got the last two hours
>> >>as separate episodes, and I've always designated them as Episodes #28 and
>> >>#29, despite the fact that they were shown edited together in the US.
> > 
> > nope. edited together in Germany also (as were the #26 and #27)
> > cheers
> > Wiljo

Yep, same in Ireland. The Irish national station RTE was ahead of the BBC in
showing TP and screened the two hour final episode. It was funny to watch the
two hours on RTE and a week or more later expect to see the two hours on BBC,
you know, to catch up on any bits I missed, only to find that it was two
separate episodes and I had to wait another week to see the second part.
I think splitting it in two was a really bad idea, it worked much better as a
two hour slot.

Margaret

In article <T35cgB1w164w@whitebase.ukp.com>, salmieri@whitebase.ukp.com (Gregory Salmieri) writes:
> > 
 
> > I don't know how they played it in Germany, but in the US. They talked about 
> > the White and Black Lodge (sort of liek heven and hell) and about the eavel 
> > sprit BOB! Appearently he invaded Cooper at the end of series and the good 
> > Cooper is traped in the Black Lodge.
> >                                          -=*=- Gregory C. Salmieri -=*=-
> > 
> > 
Well at least he got his name spelled right...I guess :)

In article <1992Feb23.090504.28763@acsu.buffalo.edu>, v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >      I've always thought this was there as a foreshadowing to the
> >      pool of oil reflecting fire when BOB exits the lodge in Glastonberry
> >      Grove later on; not of significange on its own except as compared
> >      to the later image.

Not fire -- red curtains.
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In article <1992Feb24.002750.16887@acsu.buffalo.edu>, v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >      But, why did he attack Jacoby?  He smelled of oil -- he was
> >      obviously possessed at the time.  

Two suppositions:

1) Jacoby was physically in his way (BOB did clonk him from behind).
BOB's pretty elemental.  You wouldn't actually expect, "excuse me, 
coming through" from him.

2) BOB was about to do Maddy, and Jacoby was an inconvenient witness.
My memory is vague, but didn't somebody else arrive right after Jacoby 
was clonked, introducing more witnesses and cutting short any further
possible mayhem by BOB?

> >      Jacoby later smelled the oil
> >      when Leland killed Jaques in the hospital -- BOB committed both
> >      of these crimes, but why?  

Um... Jacoby SAID that, but later he retracted it and said he had
smelled it (only) at the gazebo.
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In article <1A9B37D9PJ@tron.gun.de>, peter_joachim@tron.gun.de (Peter Joachim) writes:
> > Who talked to Briggs via Sarah Palmer? Was it Earle, Bob or the Little Man?

The only evidence here was from someone who had a script, or a closed-
captioning machine, which prefaced the message with "Voice of Windom
Earle:".
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JP> besides London on March 1?  I'm going to Germany in March and
JP> would love to try and see it, if it will be playing there.

Please hold in mind that they synchronize in Germany (english->german).


If I don't want to wait, I hop over the border towards Holland to
watch it there. (E.g. Star Trek VI starts 5th march here :-( )

Another possibility is to look for a cinema in a city with a US army base.
(Like Kaiserslautern..)


Bye, Marc

   Getting back to the question of the Black/White Lodges, what about
when Katerine said she spent some time after the fire "in an old family
cabin (lodge????) in the woods? Could it be another connection? And if
anybody still has those script outtakes, I wouldn't mind a copy, Thanks

Jim Hanna

In article <1992Feb24.143158.19976@csd.brispoly.ac.uk>, mj_fletc@csd.brispoly.ac.uk (MJ Fletcher) writes..

> >Dr. Jacoby didn't smell burnt oil at the hospital.
> >When he was hypnotised (sp?) he said he smelt oil at the gazebo
> >and in the hospital he smelt something else. Coop says that in cases
> >of strangulation it is usual for the victim to void thier bowels.
> >Therefore I think Jacoby smelt sh*t rather than oil.

As I recall, this was the exchange you refer to:

"In cases of strangulation it's usual for victims to void their bowels."
Coop.

"...No, it wasn't that."
Jacoby.

Upon rethinking, I seem to recall the scene continued like this:

"It was more like oil... burnt engine oil."

I think I fucked up.  Jacoby obviously didn't smell the oil at both
locales -- I think he just smelled it at the hospital, proving that
BOB killed Jaques but LELAND assaulted Jacoby (thinking Jacoby was
stalking either his daughter (he was mad, remember) or his niece
dressed for some strange reason as his daughter).

Scott

peter_joachim@tron.gun.de (Peter Joachim) writes:

> > Hi everybody!
> > 
> > We in Germany just got to see the final episode. Full of cryptic scenes and
> > wild symbolism. I like that!
> > 
> > Anyway I've got a few questions about the part that takes place on the "Other
> > 
> > Who talked to Briggs via Sarah Palmer? Was it Earle, Bob or the Little Man?
> > 
> > Is there some significance about the strange (doubly backwards) speaking.
> > Except for Cooper everybody on the Other Side (including Earle & Annie) speak
> > that way. Does this imply that Earle too is a supernatural being?
> > 
> > Did you in netland reach some consensus on these topics and the meaning of
> > the final episode in general?
> > 
> > bye
> > Peter Joachim (Z-Netz:PETER_JOACHIM@TRON.ZER)
> > 
> > --- That gum you like is going to come back in style.
> > 
> > -- THE ANSWER V2.01

I don't think anyone was channelling through Sarah - IMHO, she was 
speaking for herself, telling Maj. Briggs that she was at that moment in 
the black lodge with Agent Cooper.  She was telling him because they are 
old friends (remember the pilot?), and she probably has some idea that 
Briggs is interested in the Lodges, or just in spiritual things in 
general.  Notice she says "Black Lodge"...just because the LMFAP said that
"This is the waiting room" doesn't mean that he is not in the Black 
Lodge!  He's in the waiting room of the Black Lodge!  She was speaking 
funny because everybody speaks funny in the Black Lodge (that backwards 
reverse technique).  The ONLY ones who speak normally are Coop and BOB.

How she got there?  Well she's always been psychic and had visions, but 
beyond that, theres no clue about under what circumstances she entered 
the Black Lodge.

I assume that the reason for the backwardspeak in the Black Lodge is to 
convey the feeling of it being hard to talk while there.  Beyond that, 
and the symbolism of backwards masking as being devil-inspired, I don't 
know why he uses the technique.

BTW, long time back someone mentioned that when BOB tells Windom to "BE 
QUIET", his mouth seems to be saying something else...I sure wish I could 
figure out what his MOUTH is saying, as opposed to whats on the trailer.  
Anyone think they know?

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In article <1992Feb24.002750.16887@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >
> >     to the park.  He saw her dressed as Laura (perhaps the first hints
> >     in his mind that he would have to kill Maddy as well -- Maddy who
> >     he refers to as "my daughter" when he kills her).

Sarah (Palmer) saw Donna as Maddy in #1000 or #1001, s I don't quite
agree with you here. Sarah wasn't posessed aswell. Merely drugged (for Maddy's
death anyway, maybe beforehand when Leyland was abusing Laura). 

> >     But, why did he attack Jacoby?  He smelled of oil -- he was
> >     of these crimes, but why?  Why would BOB kill Jaques?  Leland,

Sigh, read Laura's diary please.

Both Jacoby and Jacques both new of Laura's 'other side'. The
drugs, the sex, etc .......

> >     If Leland, in his crazed state, saw an appirition of his daughter
> >     in the park and someone stalking her (Jacoby) he would naturally
> >     assume this was the killer and attack.  But why BOB?  

I don't really think Jacoby was stalking. More watching from the bushes
while Maddie (as Laura) stood waited on Donna/James while they searched Dr
Jacoby's.

Neil


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In article <D9RqgB1w164w@midiline.la.ca.us>, johnatwe@midiline.la.ca.us (John atwell) writes...
> >peter_joachim@tron.gun.de (Peter Joachim) writes:
> >  
>> >> Who talked to Briggs via Sarah Palmer? Was it Earle, Bob or the Little Man?
>> >>

     Here's a wild thought: maybe it was Laura???

>> >> Is there some significance about the strange (doubly backwards) speaking.
>> >> Except for Cooper everybody on the Other Side (including Earle & Annie) speak
>> >> that way. Does this imply that Earle too is a supernatural being?

     Don't think so.  They were in the Waiting Room (between both White
     and Black Lodges, in my reading of it).  That backwardspeak came
     only from those who had entered the Black Lodge (wonder how they'd
     speak after coming out of the White Lodge?) -- I'm assuming that
     Earle, with his gift of Fear, was admitted to the Black Lodge and
     Cooper, with his Oil, only to the Waiting Room.




>> >> Did you in netland reach some consensus on these topics and the meaning of
>> >> the final episode in general?
>> >> 
>> >> bye
>> >> Peter Joachim (Z-Netz:PETER_JOACHIM@TRON.ZER)
>> >> 
>> >> --- That gum you like is going to come back in style.
>> >> 
>> >> -- THE ANSWER V2.01
> > 
> >I don't think anyone was channelling through Sarah - IMHO, she was 
> >speaking for herself, telling Maj. Briggs that she was at that moment in 
> >the black lodge with Agent Cooper.  She was telling him because they are 
> >old friends (remember the pilot?), and she probably has some idea that 
> >Briggs is interested in the Lodges, or just in spiritual things in 
> >general.  Notice she says "Black Lodge"...just because the LMFAP said that
> >"This is the waiting room" doesn't mean that he is not in the Black 
> >Lodge!  He's in the waiting room of the Black Lodge!  She was speaking 
> >funny because everybody speaks funny in the Black Lodge (that backwards 
> >reverse technique).  The ONLY ones who speak normally are Coop and BOB.
> > 
> >How she got there?  Well she's always been psychic and had visions, but 
> >beyond that, theres no clue about under what circumstances she entered 
> >the Black Lodge.

     Good reason to accept the evidence that she was "chanelling" 
     someone's message.  If not Laura (and I think the possibility 
     is interesting), maybe Leland.  He was her husband.  Or Maddy?
     We saw all of them in the Waiting Room...

In article <1992Feb26.054745.5140@acsu.buffalo.edu>, v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:

> >BOB killed Jaques but LELAND assaulted Jacoby (thinking Jacoby was
> >stalking either his daughter (he was mad, remember) or his niece
> >dressed for some strange reason as his daughter).
> >

Maybe so--but consider the fact that the assailant in the park
hit Jacoby with two hands clenched together and swung from over
the head.  This is the same method that BOB used to pummel Laura
in Ronette's vision of the train car murder.  Further, it looked
to me like it was Leland looking with horror (not BOB looking
with delight) at Jacques' body when the camera panned up in the
hospital.  I don't think it's likely that BOB possessed Leland,
killed Jacques, and then left Leland to see what had been done
by him (or through him).  This doesn't seem to be BOB's modus
operandi.  After all, he never let Leland know about the murders
of Theresa Banks or Laura until he fatally injured and left
Leland.  Moreover, I believe Leland confessed to killing Jacques.
I may be wrong on this, but I think he gave some sort of acknow-
ledgment of the deed.

I remember that MIKE said of BOB, "He feeds on fear...and the
pleasures.  They are his children."  Perhaps BOB was a spectator
at the hospital, merely delighting in the fear of Jacques as he
died and the horror of Leland as he committed the murder.  He
had no need to pull Leland's strings then; Leland seemed to
commit the murder all by himself.  Perhaps Jacoby only smelled
the oil in the hospital because he was in a confined space with
Leland and BOB.  At the park, the smell would have been harder
to detect due to the open area.  Also, Jacoby slipped into
unconsciousness pretty quickly and was understandably distracted
by being attacked!  In the hospital, he had no such distractions--
he was more likely to remember something like a smell.

Well, it's just my opinion.
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This t.s. elliot thing doesn't satisfy the white horse dilema for me.

Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...

I hope this question hasn't been hashed and hashed and hashed and...


drbenwaycsd4.csd.uwm.edu

"You got a head like a bowl full of cherries." d byrne

Seeing Laura's face in the coffee cup serves many purposes.


For one, I think that coffee as an archtypal symbol of TP is a badge of a common link with the people.  EVERYONE drank coffee.  And because Laura was fighting the good/evil in her and she appears in the coffe cup, this shows that EVERYONE has to deal with this good/evil thing at some point.

      Also, the white of the cup and the black of the coffee poi       
      e of the cup and the black of the coffee show the light/dark, bob/mike, cooper/earle, white lodge/black lodge battle.  (And stylistically, those colors echo the waiting room's floor.

       
       Finally, there's the Buddhist circle of life which the rim forms (and Lynch certainly subscribes to).

k

jhj

In article <9541@tamsun.tamu.edu> achin@math.tamu.edu (Andrew Chin) writes:
> >Someone could do a marvelous spoof on the theme song to the Patty Duke
> >Show ("but they're cousins, identical cousins ... you could lose your
> >mind") based on Laura and Maddy (watch Nick(elodeon) at night).  Any 
> >takers?  Please email as well as post, as I'm having trouble keeping
> >up with this group.
> >-- 
> >Andrew Chin    Dept. of Math.    Texas A&M U.    College Station, TX 77843
> >achin@math.tamu.edu   Probably not TAMU's exact opinions.   (409) 845-1924
> >                * Fighting racism is not a special interest *

 okay, I've only done one verse so as not to lose MY mind.
 I have retained most of the original lyrics as they simply cannot be
improved (?) upon.

Here's Laura who lives life on a tear 
Had all the men from here to there
But Maddy, although she's no fool -ah
Remained a virgin in Missoula.

What a Lynchian pair!
But they're cousins, identical cousins !
And you'll find
They laugh alike, they cry alike,
At times they even DIE  alike,
 You will lose your mind!
(and soul, and life, and Nielsen ratings)
When cousins are two of a kind!

My humble apologies to Patty Duke.

John A. Nickles
Standard Disclaimer: Purdue takes no responsibility for this tripe,
I wish I could as well.

In article <1992Feb26.054745.5140@acsu.buffalo.edu>, v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
>> > >Dr. Jacoby didn't smell burnt oil at the hospital.
>> > >When he was hypnotised (sp?) he said he smelt oil at the gazebo
>> > >and in the hospital he smelt something else.

> > I think I fucked up.  Jacoby obviously didn't smell the oil at both
> > locales -- I think he just smelled it at the hospital

You mean, exactly contrary to what he explicitly said?

> > , proving that BOB killed Jaques

Not much of a motive there for BOB to walk into the hospital, seek
out Jacques, and kill him (as opposed to coshing Jacoby because
he was there and in the way)

> > but LELAND assaulted Jacoby (thinking Jacoby was
> > stalking either his daughter (he was mad, remember) or his niece
> > dressed for some strange reason as his daughter).

Do you really believe that Leland's madness was something totally
independent of his possession?  My take on it is that Leland's "madness"
was just BOB expressing himself in his peculiar fashion.  Like Coop 
bashing his head into the mirror.
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In article <1992Feb26.160340.19451@uwm.edu>, drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) writes:
> > This t.s. elliot thing doesn't satisfy the white horse dilema for me.
> > 
> > Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...
> > 
> > I hope this question hasn't been hashed and hashed and hashed and...

Reportedly, Lynch (or Frost) said in an interview that the white horse
was a "pooka," a symbol of impending death.
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Can someone point me to a good resolution GIF of the
"Welcome to TP" sign?  I'm assuming there is one...

Extra points if someone finds me a Toad gif... :-)


BBC

drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) writes:
> >Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...

I think the white horse was used to represent Sarah Palmer's drugged
state.  After all, "white horse" is a common euphemism for heroin.

I suppose it could be the pale horse in the Biblical book of
Revelation (a symbol which T.S.Eliot re-used).  However, Sarah Palmer
didn't die; she was drugged.

--
bvickers@ics.uci.edu | "Wherever the real power in a Government lies, there
brett@ucippro.bitnet |  is the danger of oppression." - James Madison

1. All the episodes are going to be released in the United STates on laser disc
in a set (just like they were in Japan) sometime  withing the next four
months.  I called Worldvision and an officail there told me he was working 
the deal now to make it happen, and it should come out in the next four months.

Now to settle yet more disagreements on the board:

2. Go back and watch the episodes if you don't believe me, but this is fact.
Dr. Jacoby was mistaken when he told Coop  he smelled scortched engine oil in
the hospital when Jauque was killed.  When Jacoby was hypnotized in a later
episode, he states that he did not smell scortched engine oil in the hospital
but at the park when he was attacked.  Coop tells him to stick to what 
happened in the hospital. There was no engine oil smell at the hospital.  Also,Twin Peaks: Behind the Scenes (a book) has a quote from Mark Frost saying that it was Leland possessed by Bob who attacked Jacoby.  So Leland/Bob attacked 
Jacoby, and a saddened and enraged Leland 
killed Jauque because he thought that was who killed Laura.(Proof is when he
is arrested and questioned about it, and he breaks down about how said he is
and that yes he did kill Jauque because he thought that was who killed his
daughter.)  But I do believe that Bob was aware of what Leland was doing when 
he killed Jauque.  Reason one:  Leland's hair turned white overnight, right
after he killed Jauque, the color of Bob's hair.  I believe this happened 
because Leland himself had killed, with no interference from Bob.  Also, in the
script for the movie coming out, it is not Leo who hits Jauqe with the bottle,
is is Leland/Bob because Jaques sees him standing outside the window at the 
cabin.  Leland hides, and Leo comes out, sees Jauque lying on the ground
bleeding, and worriedly takes off in his red corvette.  Then Leland comes in
and rapes Ronnette and takes both girls to the train car.  So Bob really didn't
mind Leland killing Jauque becaue it protected him.

3.  The vision of the horse is just an affect from the drug.  Leland was
drugging Sarah with holoparadol (the blue dye drug) that the one armed man
was using, and that Wyndom Earle used to drug Caroline (read coop's auto-
biography).The drug probably has something to do with the lodge since it was
also put in Ronette's IV at the hospital by Bob to try and kill her (I don't
think it was Leland though, since the guards said no one came in or out, Bob
probably possessed one of the guards to do it) In the movie, Leland drugs Sarah and she has the same vision of the horse. (which would actually take place before the one on the show).

Now that that is settled, let's go on to something else:)  Hope this helped.

jason

jasonhal@usc.edu

In article <29AC32D7.22010@ics.uci.edu> bvickers@ics.uci.edu (Brett J. Vickers) writes:
> >drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) writes:
>> >>Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...
> >
{Stuff deleted}.
> >
> >I suppose it could be the pale horse in the Biblical book of
> >Revelation (a symbol which T.S.Eliot re-used).  However, Sarah Palmer
> >didn't die; she was drugged.
> >

Yes, but death was in the area, as it were, since Maddy gets it a few
minutes later...

So it might just be a little bit of prophesy on her part of Maddy's
future.

-- Mike Cohen mcohen@jarthur.claremont.edu "Heartbreak is where happiness ends and peace begins." --George Bernard Shaw

In <1992Feb24.024514.3194@athena.mit.edu> cyrano@athena.mit.edu (Rene Reyes) writes:

| Does anyone know the whereabouts of Twin Peaks, CA?
| Is it southern or northern??
|Rene R.
| cyrano@athena.mit.edu

There is a town of Twin Peaks in Southern California, east of LA.
There is a part of San Francisco called Twin Peaks, the highest point
in the city which affords a great view of downtown and the whole area.

sj

In <1A9B37D9PJ@tron.gun.de> peter_joachim@tron.gun.de (Peter Joachim) writes:

| Who talked to Briggs via Sarah Palmer? Was it Earle, Bob or the Little Man?
|
| bye
| Peter Joachim (Z-Netz:PETER_JOACHIM@TRON.ZER)

I think we resolved this before by noting that the subtitles for the
close caption said it was Earle.  Anyone remember for sure?

sj"Your prejudice won't keep you warm tonight" - m

In article <1992Feb23.183925.27577@nntp.uoregon.edu> rhaller@nntp.uoregon.edu (Rich Haller) writes:
> >Looks like I may be in London for a couple of days in mid March.
> >Has a date for the opening in London of 'Fire Walk With Me' actually been
> >set? I've seen the odd posting about it and a TP marathon.  It appears that
> >it won't open in the states until fall, so I thought I'd try to see it in
> >London while I'm there. Any info about dates and places appreciated.

I've  seen nothing   about   the  movie. Assunimg   the  bloody cinema
actually send the tickets :-(  my stepdaughter's dragging  me along to
the marathon tomorrow  (anyone else going?). It's all  right for her -
she's on half term. I on the other hand, have to do a day's work, then
I have to drive, and after 26 hours in a cinema I  have to drive back.
Looks like the  marathon's going  to  be quite cool,  though.  They're
showing the whole of both/all series,  except for the pilot (Hmmmm...)
Apparently  there's also a prize for  the best fancy dress.  Somehow I
can see this turning into another Rocky Horror.....

&.
-- &ndy Holyer, School of Cognitive and | "An alcoholic is a man you don't Computing Studies, University of Sussex, | like who drinks as much as you JANET: andyh@cogs.sussex.ac.uk | do" --- Dylan Thomas

moflngan@vax1.tcd.ie writes:
> >Yep, same in Ireland. The Irish national station RTE was ahead of the BBC in
> >showing TP and screened the two hour final episode. It was funny to watch the
> >two hours on RTE and a week or more later expect to see the two hours on BBC,
> >you know, to catch up on any bits I missed, only to find that it was two
> >separate episodes and I had to wait another week to see the second part.

Strange. The BBC showed the first of the final two episodes
two days after it had first aired in the US. The last
episodes were aired in the US after a long delay because the
BBC had caught up rapidly by showing both series without a
break, except for a couple of weeks at christmas.

Are you really claiming that RTE showed the final episodes
before the US viewers saw them, and more, that no-one in
either the UK or Ireland has mentioned that until now.
That includes the Irish members of the very active UK
based mailing list at the time.
Bob.

In article <18550@castle.ed.ac.uk>, bob@castle.ed.ac.uk (Bob Gray) writes:
> > moflngan@vax1.tcd.ie writes:
>> >>Yep, same in Ireland. The Irish national station RTE was ahead of the BBC in
>> >>showing TP and screened the two hour final episode. It was funny to watch the
>> >>two hours on RTE and a week or more later expect to see the two hours on BBC,
>> >>you know, to catch up on any bits I missed, only to find that it was two
>> >>separate episodes and I had to wait another week to see the second part.
> > 
> > Strange. The BBC showed the first of the final two episodes
> > two days after it had first aired in the US. The last
> > episodes were aired in the US after a long delay because the
> > BBC had caught up rapidly by showing both series without a
> > break, except for a couple of weeks at christmas.
> > 
> > Are you really claiming that RTE showed the final episodes
> > before the US viewers saw them, and more, that no-one in
> > either the UK or Ireland has mentioned that until now.
> > That includes the Irish members of the very active UK
> > based mailing list at the time.
> > Bob.
Its a long time ago now, but I know RTE was ahead of the BBC all along
and I recollect seeing it there ahead of seeing it on the BBC. I could
be wrong there, its to ong ago, maybe the Beeb caught up.
I do know that RTE showed the one 2 hour episode while the BBC showed it
as two so they would both have finished in the same week even if RTE ended up a
week behind the BBC which is possible with the crazy TP schedule we had at the
time.

Sorry if I confused you but the basic purpose of the post was just that we got
a two hour final episode here, as in the States, unlike the uncharacterisitc
butchering done by the Beeb in splitting it.

Margaret

Here's the latest version of the lists. I'll be putting these in the
ftp site at audrey.sait.edu.au. They were compiled by David Coufal
(dcoufal@athena.mit.edu) and Jerry Boyajian (boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com).
If you have comments, additions, corrections or questions, please mail
Dave.

Key to the entries:
-------------------
title (year)     = Film
TITLE: "episode name" (date) = Television Series
TITLE: [regular] (date)     = Regular in a Television Series
title (TV) (date)            = Made-for-television Movie
title [play]             = Theatrical Play
"title" (mini) (date)        = Miniseries
"title" (TV pilot) (date)    = Pilot for an unsold TV series that was
                               broadcast as a one-shot and is one hour
                               long or less. Any pilot that's 90 minutes
                               or more is considered a made-for-TV movie
"title" (TV special) (date)  = A one-shot or irregular TV variety special
[ ]             = Comments


References:
-----------
Col Needham's actors list (cn@otter.hpl.hp.com)
Andy Krieg's actresses list (krieg@jupiter.med.ge.com)
Jeff Sullivan's writers list (jas@venera.isi.edu)
Dave Knight's directors list (dknight@elm.sdd.trw.com)
Martin & Porter's "Video Movie Guide"
"Twin Peaks Biographies" from the second season press kit (see
the TP ftp site at audrey.sait.edu.au)
Brooks and Marsh's "The Complete Directory to Prime Time
Network TV Shows, 4th Ed."
Halliwell's "Film Guide, 7th Ed."
EPI-LOG Magazine
Harris M. Lentz III "Science Fiction, Horror & Fantasy Film
and Television Credits"
Joel Eisner & David Krinsky "Television Comedy Series: An
Episode Guide To 153 Sitcoms In Syndication"
Larry Gianakos "Television Drama Series Programming: A
Comprehensive Chronicle" [5 volumes, covering
1947-1984]
Mark Altman's "Twin Peaks: Behind the Scenes"
Lynne Naylor's "Television Writers Guide"
Susan Avallone's "Film Writers Guide, 2nd Edition"
Blockbuster Video Catalog/Reference Manual
Michael Singer's "Film Directors: A Complete Guide, 7th Edition"
Susan Avallone's "Cinematographers, Production Designers, Costume Designers,
and Film Editors, 2nd Edition"
The Television Episode Guides at the ftp site caesar.cs.montana.edu
(pub/guides/tv)
Vincent Terrace, "Encyclopedia of Television: Series, Pilots and Specials"
        [3 volumes, covering 1937-1984]
Christopher Schemering, "The Soap Opera Encyclopedia" [revised edition]
Edward Gross, "The L.A. Lawbook"
Lynne Naylor, "Television Directors Guide"
Len Goldberg, "Unsold TV Pilots" (abridged and revised edition)
Alvin H. Marill, "Movies Made for Television -- The Telefeature and the
Mini-Series 1964-1979"
Leonard Maltin, "TV Movie and Video Guide, 1992 Edition"
Sight & Sound Magazine [Brittish]
David Inman, "The TV Encyclopedia"
Vince Waldron, "Classic Sitcoms"
Jane Feuer, et al [editors], "MTM 'Quality Television'"
Patrick J. White, "The Complete Mission: Impossible Dossier"
John Willis, "Screen World" (annual volumes)

-- David E. Coufal dcoufal@athena.mit.edu "One time I removed all the hair from a mouse with Nair-Hair just to see what it looked like. And it looked beautiful." - David K. Lynch "Let's hear it for the vague blur." - P. K. Dick

This is an update for the TP Oeuvre Lists. This is _only_ an update; the
full lists follow this post, and are also located at the FTP site
'audrey.sait.edu.au'.

Continuing the updates for the upcoming film TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME;
the actors/actresses PAMELA GIDLEY and RICK AIELLO have been added to the
list.

As always, if you have corrections, additions or updates, e-mail me at
'dcoufal@athena.mit.edu'.


Actors List:

Abercrombie, IanFLASH, THE: "Ghost in the Machine" (13 Dec 90)
Marion Rose White (TV) (19 Jan 82)

Aiello, RickDo the Right Thing (1989)
Downtown (1990)
Harlem Nights (1989)
K-9000 (TV) [Note: Originally produced in 1989;
released on home video in the UK in 1990;
broadcast on U.S. television on 1 Jul 91]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Amendolia, DonCOP ROCK: "Happy Mudder's Day" (10 Oct 90)
HOGAN FAMILY, THE: "A Sneaking Suspicion" (10 Jul 91)
Uncommon Love, An (TV) (30 Nov 83)

Amick, MadchenTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Anderson, Michael J.Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Applegate, Royce D.Alligator (1980)
American Raspberry (1980)  [aka Prime Time]
BEVERLY HILLS, 90210: "Pass/Not Pass" (15 Aug 91)
"Centennial" (mini) (1 Oct 78 - 4 Feb 79)
DUKES OF HAZZARD, THE: "The Hack of Hazzard" (3 Apr 81)
EVENING SHADE: "Vote Early and Vote Often" (28 Jan 91)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Officer of the Year" (28 Oct 82)
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: "The Legend of Black
Jake" (16 Nov 81)
Murder in Mississippi (TV) (5 Feb 90)
QUANTUM LEAP: "The Color of Truth: August 8, 1955"
(3 May 89)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Play Ball: August 6, 1961" (25 Sep 91)
T.J. HOOKER: "Deadly Ambition" (20 Nov 82)

Ashbrook, DanaLongarm (TV) (1988)
21 JUMP STREET: "Play Now, Pay Later" (1988)
21 JUMP STREET: "Whose Choice Is It Anyway?" (1988)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Augustine, PhoebeTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Bauer, RobertQUANTUM LEAP: "Glitter Rock: April 12, 1974" 
(10 Apr 91)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Bay, FrancesCallie & Son (TV) (13 Oct 81)
DUKES OF HAZZARD, THE: "The Return of Hughie Hogg"
(6 Mar 81)
FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES: "The Christmas Mystery"
(13 Dec 90)
Honkey Tonk Freeway (1981)
HUNTER: "Fatal Obsession" (9 Jan 91)
LIFE GOES ON: "Arthur" (7 Apr 91)
LOTTERY$: "Charleston--the Spenders" (4 Nov 83)
MATLOCK: "The Trial, Part 2" (26 Feb 91)
"Murder in Texas" (mini) (3-4 May 81)
OVER MY DEAD BODY: [pilot] (26 Oct 90)
REMINGTON STEELE: "Scene Steelers" (15 Nov 83)
Second Sight: A Love Story (TV) (13 Mar 84)
Topper (TV) (9 Nov 79)
TRUE COLORS: "Occasional Wife" (18 Nov 90)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Beymer, RichardBRONX ZOO, THE: "The Gospel Truth" (1988)
Here's Hollywood (1961)
MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY: "Terry Has a Date" (1956)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "The Days Dwindle Down" (1987)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "The Way to Dusty Death" (25 Oct 87)
NAVY LOG: "The Soapbox Kid" (27 Feb 58)
SKY KING: "Man Hunt" (1955)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "You Take the High Road" (17 Feb 65)

Booth, JamesAmerican Ninja 4: The Annihilation (1991)
"Evening in Byzantium" (mini) (14-15 Aug 78)
FALL GUY, THE: "Child's Play" (24 Mar 82)
Hotline (TV) (16 Oct 82)
Jennifer: A Woman's Story (TV) (5 Mar 79)

Bowie, DavidTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Yellowbeard (1983)

Boyle, Lara FlynnGang of Four (TV) (1989)
Terror on Highway 91 (TV) (1989)

Brinkley, RitchGET A LIFE: "The Construction Worker Show" (7 Apr 91)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Cross the Center Line"

Burton, TonyBARETTA: "Count the Days I'm Gone" (26 Nov 75)
BRET MAVERICK: "Faith, Hope and Charity" (13,20 Apr 82)
FALL GUY, THE: "Ladies on the Ropes" (24 Feb 82)
Happy (TV) (26 Oct 83)
OVER MY DEAD BODY: "Dad and Buried" (9 Nov 90)
Scared Straight! Another Story (TV) (6 Nov 80)
Skag (TV) (6 Jan 80)
T.J. HOOKER: "Blind Justice" (23 Oct 82)

Calfa, DonBARNEY MILLER: "Group Home" (10 Mar 77)
BARNEY MILLER: "Copy Cat" (27 Oct 77)
BARNEY MILLER: "Hostage" (23 Mar 78)
BARNEY MILLER: "Identity" (1 Mar 79)
BARNEY MILLER: "The Desk" (22 Nov 79)
BARNEY MILLER: "The Vests" (7 May 81)
BARNEY MILLER: "Homeless" (17 Dec 81)
BIONIC WOMAN, THE: "Rancho Outcast" (6 May 78)
"Blue Knight, The" (mini) (11,13,16 Nov 73)
Day the Bubble Burst, The (TV) (7 Feb 82)
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: [title unknown] (7 Feb 90)
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "Academia Nuts" (24 Oct 90)
[uncredited offscreen voice]
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "My Two Dads" (6 Feb 91)
Goodnight My Love (TV) (17 Oct 72)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Eva's Brawn" (17 May 84)
Law, The (TV) (22 Oct 74)
MATLOCK: "Nowhere to Turn" (25 Sep 90)

Chen, JoanDeadlock (1991)
MacGYVER: "The Golden Triangle" (6 Oct 85)
NIGHTMARE CAFE: [pilot episode] (29 Jan 92)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Coulson, Catherine E.Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Cruise, JuleeTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

D'Arcy, JanTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Da Re, EricTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Dano, RoyalCahill, United States Marshal (1973)
Crash (TV) (29 Oct 78)
DEATH VALLEY DAYS: "A Simple Question of Justice"
(1970)
GUNSMOKE: "The Preacher" (16 Jun 56)
JOHNNY RINGO: "Black Harvest" (7 Apr 60)
The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang (TV) (20 Nov 79)
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: "Sylvia" (9,16 Feb 81)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "A Bald-Faced Boy" (13 Apr 66)
Will There Really Be a Morning? (TV) (22 Feb 83)

Davis, Don S.BORDERTOWN: "Over the Line" (18 Feb 89)
Girl Who Spelled Freedom, The (TV) (1986)
MacGYVER: "The Endangered" (2 May 88)
Posing: Inspired by Three Real Stories (TV) (5 Nov 91)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Deschanel, Mary JoTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Evans, Troy"Big Deals" (TV pilot) (3 Aug 91)
CHEERS: "The Mail Goes to Jail" (7 Feb 85)

Ferrer, MiguelHarvest, The (1992)
Man Who Wasn't There, The
Murder in High Places (TV)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Frost, Warren"False Arrest" (mini) (3,6 Nov 91)
L.A. LAW: "New Kidney on the Block" (6 Dec 90)
PERRY MASON: "The Case of the Nimble Nephew"
(23 Apr 60)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Honeymoon Express: April 27, 1960"
(20 Sep 89)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Gidley, PamelaCherry 2000 (1988)
Disturbed (1990)
Dudes (1990)
Last of the Finest, The (1990)
Liebestraum (1991)
MacGYVER: "Final Approach" (27 Oct 86)
Permanent Record (1988)
Thrashin' (1986)

Goaz, HarryEERIE, INDIANA: [title unknown] (2 Feb 92)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Goetz, Peter MichaelDragonfire (1990) (TV)

Graham, HeatherGuilty as Charged (1992)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Greer, JaneBURKE'S LAW: "Who Killed My Girl?" (17 Apr 64)
COLUMBO: "Troubled Waters" (9 Feb 75)
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE: "A Gun for My Bride"
(27 Dec 57)
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE: "The Vaunted"
(27 Nov 58)
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE: "Stagecoach to Yuma"
(5 May 60)
FORD TELEVISION THEATER, THE: "One Man Missing"
(9 Jun 55)
HEARTBEAT: "Stress" (1989)
MURDER SHE WROTE: "The Last Flight of the Dizzy
Damsel" (1988)
Shadow Riders, The (TV) (28 Sep 82)

Harris, JoshuaGUNS OF PARADISE: "The Bounty" (11 Jan 91)
GUNS OF PARADISE: "A Bullet Through the Heart"
(15 Sep 89)

Hershberger, GarySHADES OF L.A.: "Cooper's Corner"
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Horse, MichaelTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Isaak, ChrisLet's Get Lost (1989) [documentary]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Jay, TonyGOLDEN GIRLS, THE: "Never Yell Fire in a Crowded
Retirement Home" (27 Apr 91) [in clips
from an unknown previous episode]
MATLOCK: "The Critic" (8 Jan 91)
MURPHY BROWN: "Q & A & F.Y.I." (13 May 91)

Kelly, David PatrickAMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: "Working" (13 Apr 82)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Kelly, MoiraBilly Bathgate (1991)
Cutting Edge, The (1992)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Lander, David L.BARNEY MILLER: "Hot Dogs" (11 Dec 75)
BOB NEWHART SHOW, THE: "Ship of Shrinks" (9 Nov 74)
FREDDY'S NIGHTMARES: "Lucky Stiff"  (6 Nov 89)
THE LOVE BOAT: "Gopher & Isaac & the Starlet" (1984)
MATLOCK: "The Convict" (1987)
SIMON AND SIMON: "Bad Betty" (1988)
Steel & Lace (1990)

Laurie, PiperBEN CASEY: "Light Up the Dark Corners" (6 Nov 63)
HOTEL: "Illusions" (1984)
Mae West (TV) (2 May 82)
MATLOCK: Diary of a Perfect Murder (TV) (3 Mar 86)
MATLOCK: "The Judge" (1987)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "Murder at the Oasis" (1985)
NAKED CITY, THE: "Howard Running Bear Is a Turtle"
(3 Apr 63)
PLAY OF THE WEEK: "Legend of Lovers" (10 Oct 60)
ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS YOUR LUCKY STRIKE
THEATRE: "Quality Town" (19 Dec 55)
WESTINGHOUSE PRESENTS: "Come Again to Carthage"
(8 Dec 61)

Lee, SherylTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Lipton, PeggyMR. NOVAK: "And Then I Wrote..." (20 Apr 65)
THIS IS TOM JONES [variety series] (1969)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "The Wolves Up Front, the Jackals
Behind" (23 Mar 66)
WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR: "Willie and
the Yank" (8,15,22 Jan 1967)
[aka MOSBY'S MARUADERS]

Lively, RobynDOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "Fatal Distraction" (20 Feb 91)
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "Planet of the Dateless"
(20 Mar 91)
PARKER LEWIS CAN'T LOSE: "G.A.G. Dance" (7 Oct 90)
Teen Angel (TV) (1991)

Lynch, DavidTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

MacLachlan, KyleDream Breakers (TV)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Marshall, JamesCHINA BEACH: "Psywars" (1 Mar 89)
CHINA BEACH: "The World, Part II" (3 May 89)
GROWING PAINS: "Mike's Choice" (19 Sep 90)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

McGill, EverettTime for Miracles, A (TV) (21 Dec 80)
TOUR OF DUTY: "Paradise Lost" (26 Mar 88)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Mulkey, ChrisAct of Love (TV) (24 Sep 80)
Dangerous Company (TV) (9 Feb 82)
Killing of Randy Webster, The (TV) (11 Mar 81)
"Rumor of War, A" (mini) (24-25 Sep 80)
Runaway Father (1991)
T. J. HOOKER: "Survival Syndrome" (13 Nov 82)
THIRTYSOMETHING: "The Difference Between Men and
Women" (26 Feb 90)

Nance, JackTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

O'Herlihy, DanBEST OF THE POST, THE: "I'm No Hero" (15 Apr 61)
BEST OF THE POST, THE: "The Return" (29 Apr 61)
Cabinet of Caligari (1962)
FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES: "The Monkey Business
Mystery" (7 Mar 91)
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE: "Trek" (17 Sep 67)
"QB VII" (mini) (29-30 Apr 74)
TRAPPER JOHN, M.D.: "Danny" (24 Jan 82)

O'Herlihy, GavanCHINA BEACH: "Juice" (10 Nov 90)
Healers, The (TV) (22 May 74)
"Rumor of War, A" (mini) (24-25 Sep 80)
Sergeant Matlovich vs. the U.S. Air Force (TV)
(21 Aug 78)
WE'LL MEET AGAIN: [regular] (1982) [British TV series]
Wedding, A (1978)

Olkewicz, WalterBABES: "Dream Vacation" (1 Nov 90)
BAGDAD CAFE: "City on a Hill" (26 Oct 90)
BAGDAD CAFE: "16 Candles" (2 Nov 90)
BAGDAD CAFE: "I've Got a Crush on You" (9 Nov 90)
BARNEY MILLER: "Liquidation" (21 May 81)
BARNEY MILLER: "The Clown" (21 Jan 82)
Calamity Jane (TV) (6 Mar 84)
Enola Gay (TV) (23 Nov 80)
"Executioner's Song, The" (mini) (28-29 Nov 82)
FLASH, THE: "Shroud of Death" (29 Nov 90)
"Flesh and Blood" (mini) (14,16 Oct 79)
LIFE GOES ON: "Arthur" (7 Apr 91)
MATLOCK: "Nowhere to Turn" (25 Sep 90)
MOONLIGHTING: "Tale in Two Cities" (1987)
NIGHT COURT: "Mama Was a Rollin' Stone" (30 Jan 91)
ROCKFORD FILES, THE: "The Jersey Bounce" (6 Oct 78)
TAXI: "Going Home" (17 Dec 80)
TAXI: "Jim's Mario's" (18 May 83)
Travis Mcgee (TV) (18 May 83)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Ontkean, MichaelTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Parks, MichaelBARETTA: "Half-a-Million Dollar Baby" (14 Feb 75)
China Lake Murders, The (TV) (1990)
Dangerous Affection (TV) (1987)
Dial M for Murder (TV) (9 Apr 81)
EQUILIZER, THE: "Nocturne" (1986)
MEDICAL CENTER: "Fatal Memory" (21 Feb 73)
Murder at Malibu (TV) (1975)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "Prediction: Murder" (1988)
OWEN MARSHALL, COUNSELOR AT LAW: "Sometimes Tough Is
Good" (17 Jan 73)
POLICE STORY: "War Games" (4 Mar 75)
POLICE WOMAN: "A Shadow on the Sea" (1978)
REAL McCOYS, THE: "George's Nephew" (1962)
ROOKIES, THE: "One-Way Street to Nowhere" (23 Sep 75)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Line of Fire"
SHIRLEY: "Play on Words" (1979)
STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO, THE: "Men Will Die"
(2 Oct 75)
TARGET: THE CORRUPTORS: "Nobody Gets Hurt" (1 Jun 62)

Robertson, KimmyDon't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (1991)
Family Secrets (TV) (13 May 84)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "Top Billing" (26 Jun 91)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Robie, WendyTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Silva, FrankTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Stansfield, ClaireWIOU: "Pair O' Guys Lost" (13 Mar 91)

Stanton, Harry DeanADAM-12: "...so this little guy goes into this bar,
and..." (5 Apr 69)
Bear, The (1984)
Cry for Me, Billy (1972) [aka Face to the Wind aka
Count Your Bullets aka Apache Massacre aka
The Long Tomorrow]
Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones, The (TV) (24 Dec 66)
Death Watch (1980)
Deja View (1986)
Dragoon Wells Massacre (1957)
Flatbed Annie & Sweetiepie: Lady Truckers (TV)
(10 Feb 79)
How the West Was Won (1962)
I Want to Live (TV) (9 May 83)
Intruders, The (TV) (10 Nov 70)
JOHNNY RINGO: "The Gunslinger" (24 Mar 60)
Man from the Diner's Club, The (1963)
Payoff (1991)
Time for Killing, A (TV) (1988) [aka The Long Ride
Home]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Where the Lilies Bloom (1974)
Zandy's Bride (1974) [aka For Better, For Worse]

Stewart, CharlotteBitter Harvest (TV) (18 May 81)
CADE'S COUNTRY: "Delegate at Large" (21 Nov 71)
COACH: "Christmas Brains" (18 Dec 90)
Princess and the Cabbie, The (TV) (3 Nov 81)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Strobel, AlTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Strong, BrendaANYTHING BUT LOVE: "My New Best Friend" (1 Apr 91)
BLOSSOM: "Sex, Lies and Teenagers" (4 Feb 91)
MURPHY BROWN: "Eldin Imitates Life" (14 Jan 91)

Sutherland, KieferAMAZING STORIES: "The Mission" (3 Nov 85)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Tamblyn, RussCADE'S COUNTRY: "Ragged Edge" (5 Mar 72)
FAME: [title unknown] (4 Aug 83)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Thou Shalt Not...: February 2, 1974"
(15 Nov 89)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Taylor, RonAMEN: "Ernie and the Sublimes" (2 Feb 91)
CHINA BEACH: "Warriors" (14 Feb 90)
MATLOCK: "The Secret" (30 Oct, 6 Nov 90)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Black on White on Fire: August 11, 1965"
(9 Nov 90)

Von Dohlen, LennyKent State (TV) (8 Feb 81)
Sessions (TV) (26 Sep 83)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Warner, DavidDesperado (TV) (1987)
FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES: "The Murder Weekend Mystery"
(8 Nov 90)
"Marco Polo" (mini) (16-19 May 82)
Perry Mason: The Case of the Poisoned Pen (TV)
(21 Jan 90)
S.O.S. Titanic (TV) (23 Sep 79)

Welsh, KennethDeadly Betrayal: The Bruce Curtis Story (TV)
(2 Feb 92) [In Canada 1991]
FOR THE RECORD: "The Tar Sands" (1977) [Canadian TV]
FOR THE RECORD: "Cementhead" (1979)
FOR THE RECORD: "I Love a Man in Uniform" (1984)
N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE, THE: "The Three Musketeers"
(5 Nov 70)
Screwball Academy (1987)

Wilhoite, KathleenFlight #90: Disaster on the Potomac (TV) (1 Apr 84)
(aka Florida Flight 90)
Heart of the City
Heartbeat (1988) (TV)
Not My Kid (TV)
Quarterback Princess (TV) (3 Dec 83)

Williams III, ClarenceCOSBY SHOW, THE: "Cliff's Birthday" (1985)
DAKTARI: "Goodbye, Wameru" (1967)
DANNY THOMAS HOUR, THE: "The Measure of a Man"
(22 Jan 68)
DIRECTIONS '66: "J.F. Power: The Darkness and the
Grace" (1966)
Deep Cover (1992)
GABRIEL'S FIRE: "The Neighborhood" (1 Nov 90)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Parting is Such Sweep Sorrow"
(16 Feb 84)
JAKE AND THE FATMAN: "I May Be Wrong" (9 Jan 91)
MIAMI VICE: "Tale of the Goat" (1986)
ORSON WELLES' GREAT MYSTERIES: "The Furnished Room"
(13 Feb 74)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Some Like It Cold"
T.J. HOOKER: "Sweet 16 and Dead" (12 Feb 83)
T.J. HOOKER: "Deadlock" (5 May 84)
T.J. HOOKER: "Homecoming" (9 Mar 85)
TARZAN: "The Professional" (5 Jan 68)

Wise, RayDallas Cowboy Cheerleaders II, The (TV) (13 Jan 80)
Madame X (TV) (16 Mar 81)
T.J. HOOKER: "Hot Property" (25 Feb 84)
TRAPPER JOHN, M.D.: "Aunt Mildred Is Watching"
(6 May 84)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Witt, AliciaLiebestraum (1991)

Worden, HankCOP ROCK: "Bang the Potts Slowly" (26 Dec 90)
Hanged Man, The (TV) (13 Mar 74)
Hittin' the Trail (1937) [as Heber Snow]

Zabriskie, GraceBlinded by the Light (TV) (16 Dec 80)
Blood Ties (TV) (1991)
Concrete Cowboys, The (TV) (17 Oct 79)
"East of Eden" (mini) (8,9,11 Feb 88)
"Executioner's Song, The" (mini) (28-29 Nov 82)
Ferngully (1992)
"Freedom Road" (mini) (29-30 Oct 79)
Intimate Stranger (1991)
M.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (TV)
(14 Mar 83)
Mistress (TV)
My Father, My Son (TV)
My Mother's Secret Life (TV) (5 Feb 84)
North Beach and Rawhide (TV)
Ryan White Story, The (TV)
Servants of the Twilight (1991)
Shadow Chasers (TV)
Shooter (TV)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Zane, BillyCase of the Hillside Stranglers, The (TV) (1989)
Sniper (1992)



Director's List:

Deschanel, CalebWoman Under the Influence, A [Cine.] (1974)

Edel, UliBody of Evidence (in production April 1992)

Gyllenhaal, Stephen"Family of Spies" (mini) (4,6 Feb 1990)
Killing in a Small Town (TV) (1990)

Hunter, TimBEVERLY HILLS, 90210: [pilot] (4 Oct 90)

Keaton, DianeWildflower (TV) (3 Dec 91)

Sanger, JonathanBROKEN BADGES: "Strawberry" (8 Dec 90)
Children of the Bride (TV) (5 Oct 90)



Writer's List:

Engels, RobertAction Photography [unproduced film]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
 
Frost, Mark             HILL STREET BLUES: "Requiem for a Hairbag" (18 Nov 82)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Santaclaustrophobia" (22 Dec 82)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Moon Over Uranus--the Sequel"
(3 Feb 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "A Hill of Beans" (2 May 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Here's Adventure, Here's Romance"
(13 Oct 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Death by Kiki" (3 Nov 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Goodbye, Mr. Scripps" (24 Nov 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Midway to What?" (1 Dec 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Honk if You're a Goose" (8 Dec 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Ratman and Bobbin" (12 Jan 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Nichols from Heaven" (19 Jan 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Fuchs Me? Fuchs You!" (26 Jan 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Grace Under Pressure" (2 Feb 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "The Other Side of Oneness"
(9 Feb 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Parting Is Such Sweep Sorrow"
(16 Feb 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "The End of Logan's Run" (1 Mar 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "The Count of Monty Tasco"
(8 Mar 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Nutcracker Suite" (15 Mar 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Hair Apparent" (1984)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Lucky Ducks" (10 May 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Eva's Brawn" (17 May 84)
Scared Stiff (1987)
SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE: "Steve Austin, Fugitive"
(27 Apr 75)

Frost, Scott            A Little Touched [unproduced film]
Sputnik [unproduced film]
Surrender Dorothy [unproduced film]

Lynch, DavidTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Peyton, HarleyHotwire [unproduced film]
Life During Wartime [unproduced film]

Pullman, BarrySHANNON'S DEAL: "First Amendment" (23 Apr 91)


-- David E. Coufal dcoufal@athena.mit.edu "One time I removed all the hair from a mouse with Nair-Hair just to see what it looked like. And it looked beautiful." - David K. Lynch "Let's hear it for the vague blur." - P. K. Dick

This is a list of all the major actors/actresses involved in 
"Twin Peaks" to date (2/25/92) and other projects they have
been involved with.

If you notice any mistakes or have additions to the list, please
E-mail me at dcoufal@athena.mit.edu


TWIN PEAKS ACTORS/ACTRESSES LIST



Abercrombie, IanAIRWOLF: "Inn at the End of the Road" (26 Jan 85)
[Leo's Insurance Man]   Catacombs (1988)
  Fantasy Island (TV) (14 Jan 77)
   FANTASY ISLAND: "Save Sherlock Holmes" (6 Feb 82)
  Firewalker (1986)
FLASH, THE: "Ghost in the Machine" (13 Dec 90)
   GET SMART: "House of Max" [2-parter] (1970)
   Ice Pirates, The (1984)
   Keefer (TV) (16 Mar 78)
L.A. LAW: "Sidney, the Dead-Nose Reindeer" (8 Jan 87)
   Last Resort, The (1986)
Marion Rose White (TV) (19 Jan 82)
MOONLIGHTING: "Poltergeist III---DiPesto Nothing"
(13 Jan 87)
   MRS. COLUMBO: "Murder Is a Parlor Affair" (1 Mar 79)
   Prisoner of Zenda, The (1979)
   SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE: "U-509" (20 Feb 77)
                        SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE: "Target: Steve Austin"
(27 Nov 77)
   Sole Survivor (TV) (9 Jan 70)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "The Switch" (21 Apr 90)
   Young Frankenstein (1974)

Aiello, RickDo the Right Thing (1989)
[Cliff Howard]Downtown (1990)
Harlem Nights (1989)
K-9000 (TV) [Note: Originally produced in 1989;
released on home video in the UK in 1990;
broadcast on U.S. television on 1 Jul 91]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Amendolia, DonCHEERS: "Affairs of the Heart" (10 Nov 83)
[Emory Battis]COP ROCK: "Happy Mudder's Day" (10 Oct 90)
HOGAN FAMILY, THE: "A Sneaking Suspicion" (10 Jul 91)
MAMA MALONE: [regular] (1984)
Secret of My Success, The (1987)
Uncommon Love, An (TV) (30 Nov 83)
Without a Trace (1983)

Amick, MadchenBAYWATCH: "Panic at Malibu Pier" [pilot episode]
[Shelly Johnson]Don't Tell Her It's Me (a.k.a. The Boyfriend
School) (1991)
For The Very First Time (TV) (22 Apr 91)
I'm Dangerous Tonight (TV)
Jury Duty: The Comedy (TV) (14 Jan 90)
Sleepwalkers (1992)
                        STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "The Dauphin"
(18 Feb 89)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Anderson, Michael J.Great Land of Small, The (1987)
[Man From Another Fool's Fire (TV) (Mar 92)
Place]Industrial Symphony #1 [concert] (1991)
Ronnie Rocket, or The Strange Mystery of the
Absurd Forces of Existence
[film in pre-production 1991]
Under the Rainbow (1981)

Applegate, Royce D.Alligator (1980)
[Reverend Clarence]American Raspberry (1980) [a.k.a. Prime Time]
Armed and Dangerous (1986)
"Attack on Terror: The FBI versus the Ku Klux Klan"
(mini) (20-21 Feb 75)
Back Roads (1981)
BEVERLY HILLS, 90210: "Pass/Not Pass" (15 Aug 91)
"Blue and the Gray, The" (mini) (14,16,17 Nov 82)
Brenda Starr (TV) (8 May 76)
"Centennial" (mini) (1 Oct 78 - 4 Feb 79)
DUKES OF HAZZARD, THE: "The Hack of Hazzard" (3 Apr 81)
EVENING SHADE: "Vote Early and Vote Often" (28 Jan 91)
Gladiator (TV) (3 Feb 86)
Harper Valley P.T.A. (1978)
HART TO HART: "The Murder of Jonathan Hart" (28 Apr 81)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Officer of the Year" (28 Oct 82)
Hot Rod (TV) (25 May 79)
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: "The Legend of Black Jake"
(16 Nov 81)
Loose Shoes (1980) [co-writer]
MAYBERRY R.F.D.: "Sensitivity Training" (1970)
Million Dollar Mystery, The (1987)
Murder in Mississippi (TV) (5 Feb 90)
Outside Chance (TV) (2 Dec 78)
QUANTUM LEAP: "The Color of Truth: August 8, 1955"
(3 May 89)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Play Ball: August 6, 1961" (25 Sep 91)
                        Rambling Rose (1991) [ADR]
Splash (1984)
STIR CRAZY: [first episode] (18 Sep 85)
T.J. HOOKER: "Deadly Ambition" (20 Nov 82)
"There's Always Room" (TV pilot) (24 Apr 77)
"Tom Swift and Linda Craig Mystery Hour, The"
(TV pilot) (3 Jul 83)

Ashbrook, DanaABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: "Just a Regular Kid:
[Bobby Briggs]An AIDS Story" (1987)
Bonnie and Clyde: The True Story (TV)
                                (in production 1991)
                        CAGNEY & LACEY: [episode unknown]
Ghost Dad (1990)
Girlfriend From Hell (1991)
HIDDEN ROOM, THE: "Taking Back the Night" (10 Sep 91)
                        Just a Regular Kid: An AIDS Story (TV)
Longarm (TV) (1988)
Return of the Living Dead Part II (1988)
She's Out of Control (1989)
Sundown
21 JUMP STREET: "Play Now, Pay Later" (1988)
21 JUMP STREET: "Whose Choice Is It Anyway?" (1988)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Waxwork (1988)

Augustine, PhoebeTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
[Ronette Pulaski]

Bauer, RobertBig Picture, The (1989)
[Johnny Horne]Desperate Characters (1971)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Glitter Rock: April 12, 1974"
(10 Apr 91)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Heart of Glory"
(18 Mar 88)
Sure Thing, The (1985)
This is Spinal Tap (1984)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Bay, FrancesAMAZING STORIES: "Santa '85" (15 Dec 85) [a.k.a.
[Dream Mrs. Tremond]"One Amazing Night"]
   AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: "Wings" (26 Apr 83)
   Attic, The (1979)
Big Top Pee Wee (1988)
Blue Velvet (1987)
Buddy Buddy (1981)
Callie & Son (TV) (13 Oct 81)
CHEERS: "Take My Shirt ... Please?" (9 Jan 86)
Chilly Scenes of Winter (1982) [a.k.a. Head Over Heels]
DUKES OF HAZZARD, THE: "The Return of Hughie Hogg"
(6 Mar 81)
FAERIE TALE THEATRE: "Little Red Riding Hood" (1983)
FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES: "The Christmas Mystery"
(13 Dec 90)
Foul Play (1978)
Grifters, The (1991)
HAPPY DAYS: [episode unknown]
Honkie Tonk Freeway (1981)
HUNTER: "Fatal Obsession" (9 Jan 91)
Karate Kid, The (1984)
LIFE GOES ON: "Arthur" (7 Apr 91)
LOTTERY$: "Charleston--the Spenders" (4 Nov 83)
MATLOCK: "The Trial, Part 2" (26 Feb 91)
Movers and Shakers (1985)
"Murder in Texas" (mini) (3-4 May 81)
NEWHART: [title unknown] (18 Sep 89)
Nomads (1985)
OVER MY DEAD BODY: [pilot] (26 Oct 90)
Pit and the Pendulum, The (1991)
Private School (1983)
REMINGTON STEELE: "Scene Stealers" (15 Nov 83)
Second Sight: A Love Story (TV) (13 Mar 84)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "Judy, You're Not
Yourself Today" (12 Jun 90)
Topper (TV) (9 Nov 79)
TRUE COLORS: "Occasional Wife" (18 Nov 90)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Twins (1988)
Wild at Heart (1990)

Beymer, RichardAdventures of a Young Man (1962) [a.k.a. Hemingway's
[Ben Horne]Adventures of a Young Man]
Bachelor Flat (1961)
BOB HOPE CHRYSLER THEATER, THE: "Guilty or Not Guilty"
(9 Mar 66)
BRONX ZOO, THE: "The Gospel Truth" (1988)
BUCK JAMES: [episode unknown]
Cross Country (1983)
DALLAS: [episode unknown]
Diary of Anne Frank, The (1959)
DR. KILDARE: "Mercy or Murder" (28 Mar 66)
DR. KILDARE: "A Strange Sort of Accident" (29 Mar 66)
DR. KILDARE: "New Doctor in Town" (4 Apr 66)
DR. KILDARE: "Reckoning" (5 Apr 66)
                        FANTASTIC STUDIOS INK: [episode unknown]
Five Finger Exercise (1962)
Free Grass (1969)
Generation (24 May 85) (TV)
Here's Hollywood (1961)
High Time (1960)
Indiscretion of an American Wife (1954)
Innerview, The (1974)  [also writer, director,
producer, editor, and cinematographer]
JANE WYMAN PRESENTS THE FIRESIDE THEATER: "On the
Brink" (1 May 58)
Johnny Tremain (1957)
KRAFT SUSPENSE THEATER: "The Easter Breach" (13 May 65)
Longest Day, The (1963)
MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY: "Terry Has a Date" (1956)
MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., THE: "The Survival School Affair"
(20 Nov 67)
MOONLIGHTING: "All Creatures Great and ... Not So
Great" (11 Nov 86)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "The Days Dwindle Down" (1987)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "The Way To Dusty Death" (25 Oct 87)
NAVY LOG: "The Soapbox Kid" (27 Fen 58)
PAPER DOLLS: [regular] (23 Sep 84 - 25 Dec 84)
PLAYHOUSE 90: "Dark December" (30 Apr 59)
SCHILTZ PLAYHOUSE OF THE STARS, THE: "On the Brink"
(27 Feb 59)
Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out!
(1990)
SKY KING: "Man Hunt" (1955)
So Big (1953)
Stripper, The (1963)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "You Take the High Road" (17 Feb 65)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "Show Me a Hero" (17 Nov 65)
West Side Story (1961)

Booth, JamesAdam's Woman (1972)
[Ernie Niles]Airport '77 (1977)
American Ninja 4: The Annihilation (1991)
Avenging Force (1986) [and writer]
Bad Guys (1985) 
Bliss of Miss Blossom, The (1968)
Brannigan (1975)
Cowboy and the Ballerina, The (TV) (1984)
Darker Than Amber (1970)
Deep Space (1988)
"Evening in Byzantium" (mini) (14-15 Aug 78)
FALL GUY, THE: "Child's Play" (24 Mar 82)
Fraulein Doktor (1969)
French Dressing (1963)
The Hellions (1962)
Hotline (TV) (16 Oct 82)
In the Doghouse (1962)
In the Nick (1960)
It's Not the Size That Counts (1979)
Jazz Boat (1960)
Jazz Singer, The (1980)
Jennifer: A Woman's Story (TV) (5 Mar 79)
Let's Get Married (1960)
Macho Callahan (1970)
Man Who Had Power Over Woman, The (1970)
Man with the Green Carnation, The (1960) [a.k.a. The
Trials of Oscar Wilde]
Moon in Scorpio (1987)
Murder in Peyton Place (TV) (3 Oct 77)
Ninety Degrees in the Shade (1966)
Play It Cooler (1961)
Pray for Death (1986)  [and writer]
Programmed to Kill (1987)
Rentadick (1972)
Robbery (1967)
Secret of My Success, The (1965)
Sparrows Can't Sing (1963)
Sunburn (1979)
Terror from Under the House (1971) [a.k.a. Inn of the
Frightened People a.k.a. Revenge a.k.a. Revenge
After Jenny Died]
That'll Be the Day (1974)
"Wheels" (mini) (7-15 May 78)
Zorro the Gay Blade (1981)
Zulu (1964)

Bowie, DavidAbsolute Beginners (1986)
[Phillip Jefferies]David Bowie - Glass Spider (1988)
David Bowie - Serious Moonlight (1984)
Hunger, The (1983)
Into the Night (1985)
Just a Gigolo (1978)
Labyrinth (1986)
Last Temptation of Christ, The (1988)
Man Who Fell to Earth, The (1976)
Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (1983)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Yellowbeard (1983)
Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1982)

Boylan, JohnTHE HITCHHIKER: "Hootch" (16 Sep 89)
[Mayor Milford]Keeping Track (1987)
One Man (1979)
Prodigal, The (1984)
Rabid (1976)

Boyle, Lara Flynn"Amerika" (mini) (15-20 Feb 87)
[Donna Hayward]Dark Backward, The (1991)
Dead Poets Society (1990) [Note that her part was
cut from the theatrical release but her name
remained on the credits]
Gang of Four (TV) (1989)
How I Got Into College (1990)
HIDDEN ROOM, THE: "Splinters of Privacy" (30 Jul 91)
                        JACK AND MIKE: [episode unknown]
May Wine
Mobsters (1991)
Poltergeist III (1988)
Preppie Murder, The (TV) (24 Sep 89)
Rookie, The (1990)
SABLE: [episode unknown] (1987)
Terror on Highway 91 (TV) (1989)
Wayne's World (1992)
Where the Day Takes You (1992)

Brinkley, RitchAMAZING STORIES: "The Pumpkin Competition" (1 Dec 86)
[D. A. Daryl Lodwick]BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: [regular] (1988-90)
Big Business (1988)
GET A LIFE: "The Construction Worker Show" (7 Apr 91)
Man With One Red Shoe, The (1985)
MURPHY BROWN: [regular] (1988-91)
NEWHART: [title unknown] (9 Feb 87)
Rhinestone (1984)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Cross the Center Line"
SOMETHING IS OUT THERE: "In His Own Image" (4 Nov 88)
TWILIGHT ZONE, THE: "Dead Run" (21 Feb 86)

Buchanan, IanCOLUMBO: [title unknown] (20 Jan 90)
[Dick Tremayne]FLASH, THE: "Honor Among Thieves" (25 Oct 90)
GENERAL HOSPITAL: [regular] (1986-?)
HOLLYWOOD DETECTIVE: [episode #1] (8 Apr 91)
IT'S GARY SHANDLING'S SHOW: [regular]
"On The Air" [TV Pilot] (1991)
Seventh Sign, The (1988)

Burton, TonyA-TEAM, THE: "It's A Desert Out There" (7 Feb 84)
[Colonel Riley]AIRWOLF: "Wildfire" (11 Jan 86)
Armed and Dangerous (1986)
Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)
BARETTA: "Count The Days I'm Gone" (26 Nov 75)
Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings, The
(1976)
Blackjack (1978)
BRET MAVERICK: "Faith, Hope and Charity" (13,20 Apr 82)
DELVECCHIO: "Board of Rights" (17 Oct 76)
FALL GUY, THE: "Ladies on the Ropes" (24 Feb 82)
FRANK'S PLACE: [regular] (1987-88)
GREATEST AMERICAN HERO, THE: "Hog Wild" (25 Nov 81)
Happy (TV) (26 Oct 83)
Heroes (1977)
Hunter, The (1980)
INCREDIBLE HULK, THE: "Like a Brother" (31 Jan 79)
Inside Moves (1980)
"Mitchell and Woods" (TV pilot) (18 Dec 81)
NANCY DREW MYSTERIES, THE: "The Lady on Thursday at
Ten" (1 Jan 78)
Oceans of Fire (TV) (1986)
OVER MY DEAD BODY: "Dad and Buried" (9 Nov 90)
River Niger, The (1976)
ROCKFORD FILES, THE: "The Second Chance" (14 Oct 77)
Rocky (1976)
Rocky II (1979)
Rocky III (1982)
Rocky IV (1985)
Scared Straight! Another Story (TV) (6 Nov 80)
Shining, The (1980)
Skag (TV) (6 Jan 80)
SWITCH: "The Snitch" (16 Jan 77)
TENSPEED AND BROWN SHOE: "Mark Savage Says: There's No
Free Lunch" (10 Feb 80)
T.J. HOOKER: "Blind Justice" (23 Oct 82)
Trackdown (1976)

Calfa, Don"Allison Sidney Harrison" (TV pilot) (19 Aug 83)
[T. P. High Vice-AMAZING STORIES: "The Amazing Falsworth" (5 Nov 85)
Principal]Bank Shot (1974)
BARNEY MILLER: "Group Home" (10 Mar 77)
BARNEY MILLER: "Copy Cat" (27 Oct 77)
BARNEY MILLER: "Hostage" (23 Mar 78)
BARNEY MILLER: "Identity" (1 Mar 79)
BARNEY MILLER: "The Desk" (22 Nov 79)
BARNEY MILLER: "The Vests" (7 May 81)
BARNEY MILLER: "Homeless" (17 Dec 81)
"Beach Girls, The" (TV pilot) (16 Jan 78)
BIONIC WOMAN, THE: "Rancho Outcast" (6 May 78)
"Blue Knight, The" (mini) (11,13,16 Nov 73)
Blue Movies (1988)
Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (1991)
Cinderella Liberty (1973)
Comedy Company, The (TV) (21 Jul 78)
Day The Bubble Burst, The (TV) (7 Feb 90)
DOOGIE HOWZER, M.D.: [title unknown] (7 Feb 90)
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "Academia Nuts" (24 Oct 90)
[uncredited offscreen voice]
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "My Two Dads" (6 Feb 91)
Foul Play (1978)
Goodnight, Mt Love (TV) (17 Oct 72)
Greaser's Palace (1972)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Eva's Brawn" (17 May 84)
KOJAK: "Winner Takes Nothing" (14 Dec 75)
Law, The (TV) (22 Oct 74)
LEGMEN: [regular] (20 Jan 84 - 16 Mar 84)
"National Snoop, The" (TV pilot) (18 Aug 83)
New York, New York (1977)
Nickelodeon (1976)
1941 (1979)
No More Excuses (1968)
MATLOCK: "Nowhere to Turn" (25 Sep 90)
PARK PLACE: [regular] (9 Apr 81 - 30 Apr 81)
Peeper (1975)
Postman Always Rings Twice, The (1981)
Presidio, The (1988)
Rainbow Boys, The (1973)
Return of the Living Dead, The (1985)
Rhinoceros (1974)
"Riding High" (TV pilot) (25 Aug 77)
Rose, The (1979)
Running Scared (1986)
Shooting Stars (TV) (28 Jul 83)
Star Chamber, The (1983)
Steel Cowboy (TV) (6 Dec 78)
STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO, THE: "A Good Cop...But"
(10 Feb 77)
Talking Walls (1987)
10 (1979)
Weekend at Bernie's (1989)

Catlin, VictoriaAMAZING STORIES: "Such Interesting Neighbors"
[Blackie](20 Mar 87)
Ghoulies (1985)
Howling V: The Re-birth (1989)
Mutant on the Bounty (1989)

Chen, JoanBlood of Heroes, The (a.k.a. Salute to the Juggler)
[Josie Packard](1990)
Deadlock (1991)
Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart (1985)
Heartbeat (1988) (TV)
Last Emperor, The (1987)
Little Flower [Note that this a Chinese Film]
MacGYVER: "The Golden Triangle" (6 Oct 85)
MIAMI VICE: [episode unknown]
Night Stalker, The (1987)
NIGHTMARE CAFE: [pilot episode] (29 Jan 92)
Tai-Pan (1986)
Turtle Beach (1992)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Wedlock (1990)
WISEGUY: "All or Nothing" (11 Jan 89)
Youth [Note that this a Chinese Film] (1977)

Coulson, Catherine E.Breakfast in Bed (1978) [producer]
[The Log Lady]Comic Book Confidential (1990) [Assistant Camera]
                        Eraserhead (1978)
Trick or Treats (1982)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Cruise, JuleeIndustrial Symphony #1 [concert] (1991)
[Girl Singer]Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

D'Arcy, JanTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
[Sylvia Horne]

Da Re, EricFlash, The (TV) (20 Sep 90)
[Leo Johnson]Silent Night, Deadly Night III - Better Watch Out!
(1989)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Dano, RoyalAce Eli and Rodger of the Skies (1973)
[Judge Sternwood]Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The (1960)
ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS: "My Brother Richard"
(20 Jan 57)
ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS: "Party Line" (29 May 60)
ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, THE: "Change of Address"
(12 Oct 64)
All Mine to Give (1957)
AMAZING STORIES: "One for the Road" (19 Jan 86)
AMAZING STORIES: "Gather Ye Acorns" (2 Feb 86)
Backtrack (1969)
Bad Georgia Road (1977)
BEN CASEY: "There Once Was a Man in the Land of Uz"
(22 Jan 64)
Bend of the River (1952)
Big Bad Mama (1974)
BIG VALLEY, THE: "Hide the Children" (19 Dec 66)
BIG VALLEY, THE: "Ladykiller" (16 Oct 67)
BIG VALLEY, THE: "Joshua Watson" (20 Jan 69)
BONANZA: "Gift of Water" (11 Feb 62)
BONANZA: "A Man Without Land" (9 Apr 67)
Boy and the Bridge, The (1959)
Cahill, United States Marshal (1973)
Capone (1975)
Carrie (1952)
Chandler (1971)
Cimarron (1960)
CIMARRON STRIP: [title unknown] (30 Nov 67)
Cocaine Wars (1986)
COWBOY IN AFRICA: "The Lions" (25 Mar 68)
Crash (TV) (28 Oct 78)
Crime of Passion (1957)
Culpepper Cattle Co., The (1972)
DAKOTAS, THE: "Terror at Heart River" (15 Apr 63)
Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones, The (TV) (25 Dec 66)
DANIEL BOONE: "Cibola" (31 Mar 66)
Day of the Evil Gun (1968)
Dead People (1974) [a.k.a. Messiah of Evil a.k.a.
Return of the Living Dead a.k.a. Revenge of
the Screaming Dead a.k.a. The Second Coming]
   Death of a Gunfighter (1969)
DEATH VALLEY DAYS: "A Simple Question of Justice"
(1970)
DESILU PLAYHOUSE: "Happy Hill" (12 Jan 59)
Donner Pass: The Road to Survival (TV) (24 Oct 78)
Drum (1976)
Electra Glide in Blue (1973)
Face of Fire (1959)
Far Country, The (1955)
FATHER KNOWS BEST: "Shoot for the Moon" (1957)
F.B.I., THE: "The Legend of John Rim" (31 Dec 67)
F.B.I., THE: "The Condemned" (20 Sep 70)
Flame of Araby (1951)
FRONTIER CIRCUS: "The Patriarch of Purgatory"
(30 Nov 61)
Ghoulies II (1987)
Great Northfield Minnesota Raid, The (1972)
Gunpoint (1966)
GUNS OF WILL SONNETT, THE: "A Son for a Son"
(20 Oct 67)
GUNS OF WILL SONNETT, THE: "The Trap" (4 Oct 68)
GUNSLINGER, THE: "Border Incident" (9 Feb 61)
GUNSMOKE: "Obie Tater" (15 Oct 55)
GUNSMOKE: "The Preacher" (16 Jun 56)
GUNSMOKE: "Now That April's There" (21 Mar 64)
GUNSMOKE: "Crooked Mile" (3 Oct 64)
GUNSMOKE: "Deputy Festus" (16 Jan 65)
GUNSMOKE: "Sweet Billy, Singer of Songs" (15 Jan 66)
GUNSMOKE: "Hard Luck Henry" (23 Oct 67)
GUNSMOKE: "The Fifth Horseman" (9 Mar 70)
GUNSMOKE: "Captain Sligo" (4 Jan 71)
Hammett (1982)
Handle with Care (1958)
HARDY BOYS MYSTERIES, THE: "The House on Possessed
Hill" (22 Jan 78)
HAWAII FIVE-O: "Paniolo" (30 Dec 70)
HONDO: "Hondo and the Mad Dog" (27 Oct 67)
Hound-Dog Man (1959)
House II: The Second Story (1987)
"How the West Was Won" (mini) (6,7,14 Feb 77)
Howzer (1972)
Huckleberry Finn (TV) (25 Mar 75)
Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell (1978)
If He Hollers, Let Him Go (1968)
In Search of Historic Jesus (1980)
IRON HORSE, THE: "A Dozen Ways to Kill a Man"
(19 Dec 66)
IRON HORSE, THE: "Welcome for the General" (2 Jan 67)
Joe Dancer: Murder One, Dancer 0 (TV) (5 Jun 83)
Johnny Guitar (1954)
JOHNNY RINGO: "Black Harvest" (7 Apr 60)
JUSTICE: "Death for Sale" (16 Dec 54)
King of Kings (1961)
Killer Inside Me, The (1975)
Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988)
Last Challenge, The (1967)
Last Ride of the Dalton Gang (TV) (20 Nov 79)
LEGEND OF JESSE JAMES, THE: "Jail Break" (15 Nov 65)
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: "Sylvia" (9,16 Feb 81)
LLOYD BRIDGES SHOW, THE: "A Pair of Boots" (2 Oct 62)
LONG, HOT SUMMER, THE: "Track the Man Down" (30 Dec 65)
LORETTA YOUNG SHOW, THE: "810 Franklin Street"
(1 Mar 59)
LOST IN SPACE: "The Lost Civilization" (13 Apr 66)
MAN AND THE CITY, THE: "The Cross-Country Man"
(1 Dec 71)
Man in the Shadow (1957)
Man of the West (1958)
Manhunter, The (TV) (3 Apr 76)
MILLIONAIRE, THE: "The Story of Hap Connelly"
(13 Nov 57)
Mr. Magoo's Holiday Festival (1978)
MR. NOVAK: "To Break a Camel's Back" (12 Nov 63)
Moby Dick (1956)
Moon of the Wolf (TV) (26 Sep 72)
Murder in Peyton Place (TV) (3 Oct 77)
Never Steal Anything Small (1959)
NIGHT GALLERY: "I'll Never Leave You--Ever" (16 Feb 72)
OMNIBUS: "Mr. Lincoln: The Birth and Death of Abraham
Lincoln" (16,30 Nov; 14 Dec 52; 11 Jan;
8 Feb 53)
One Man Jury (1978)
OUTCASTS, THE: "The Heroes" (11 Nov 68)
Outlaw Josie Wales, The (1976)
PLANET OF THE APES: "Escape from Tomorrow" (13 Sep 74)
PLAYHOUSE 90: "The Blackwell Story" (28 Feb 57)
POLICE STORY: "Love, Mabel" (26 Nov 74)
POLICE STORY: "The Test of Brotherhood" (14 Nov 75)
Posse from Hell (1961)
QUEST, THE: "The Captive" (22 Sep 76)
RAWHIDE: "Incident at Quivira" (14 Dec 62)
RAWHIDE: "Incident at Ten Trees" (2 Jan 64)
RAWHIDE: "The Lost Herd" (16 Oct 64)
RAWHIDE: "Texas Fever" (5 Feb 65)
REBEL, THE: [title unknown] (18 Oct 59)
REBEL, THE: "The Proxy" (16 Apr 61)
Red Badge of Courage, The (1951)
Red Headed Stranger, The (1986)
RESTLESS GUN, THE: "Cheyenne Express" (2 Dec 57)
RIFLEMAN, THE: "A Matter of Faith" (19 May 59)
RIFLEMAN, THE: "A Case of Identity" (19 Jan 60)
RIFLEMAN, THE: "Honest Abe" (20 Nov 61)
RIFLEMAN, THE: "Day of Reckoning" (9 Apr 62)
Right Stuff, The (1983)
ROUTE 66: "Most Vanquished, Most Victorious"
(14 Apr 61)
Run, Simon, Run (TV) (1 Dec 70)
Saddle the Wind (1958)
Santiago (1956)
Savage Sam (1963)
7 Faces of Dr. Lao, The (1964)
Skin Game (1971)
Slingshot (1971)
Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983)
Spaced Invaders (1990)
Strangers: The Story of a Mother and a Daughter
(TV) (13 May 79)
STUDIO ONE: "Fandango at War Bonnet" (21 Jun 54)
STUDIO ONE: "The Broken Spur" (14 Feb 55)
Take This Job and Shove It (1981)
TALES OF WELLS FARGO: "Cole Younger" (4 Jan 60)
TALES OF WELLS FARGO: "Don't Wake a Tiger" (12 May 62)
TARGET!: THE CORRUPTORS: "To Wear a Badge" (1 Dec 61)
TARGET!: THE CORRUPTORS: "Journey Into Mourning"
(13 Apr 62)
TATE: "Home Town" (8 Jun 60)
Teachers (1984)
Tension at Table Rock (1956)
THEN CAME BRONSON: "The 3:13 Arrives at Noon"
(29 Oct 69)
These Thousand Hills (1959)
TRAVELS OF JAMIE McPHEETERS, THE: "The Day of the
Haunted Trail" (26 Jan 64)
Tribute to a Bad Man (1956)
Trooper Hook (1957)
Trouble With Harry, The (1955)
Undefeated, The (1969)
Under the Gun (1950)
Undercover Girl (1950)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "The Brazen Bell" (17 Oct 62)
VIRGINIAN, THE: "A Bald-Faced Boy" (13 Apr 66)
WAGON TRAIN: "The Robert Harrison Clarke Story"
(14 Oct 63)
WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE: "The Matchmaker" (19 Sep 59)
Welcome to Hard Times (1967)
Wild Party, The (1975)
Will There Really Be a Morning? (TV) (22 Feb 83)

Davis, Don S.AMAZING STORIES: "Fine Tuning" (10 Nov 85)
[Major Briggs]BORDERTOWN: "Over the Line" (18 Feb 89)
BROKEN BADGES: [regular] (1990)
Bull Durham (1988)
DANGER BAY: "Katie and the Whale" (1984)
FLY BY NIGHT: [title unknown] (23 May 91)
                        FLY BY NIGHT: "The Man Who Knew Nothing At All"
                                (30 May 91)
Girl Who Spelled Freedom, The (TV) (1986)
                        KURT VONNEGUT'S MONKEY HOUSE: "All the King's
Horses" (12 May 91)
Journey of Natty Gann, The (1985)
L.A. LAW: "Bound for Glory" (22 Mar 90)
Look Who's Talking (1989)
Look Who's Talking Too (1990)
MACGYVER: "The Endangered" (2 May 88)
Malone (1987)
MURPHY'S LAW: [title unknown] (28 Jan 89)
Omen IV (TV) (22 May 91)
Posing: Inspired by Three Real Stories (TV) (5 Nov 91)
Talking Walls (1987)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Deschanel, Mary JoAMAZING STORIES: "Gather Ye Acorns" (2 Feb 86)
[Eileen Hayward]Right Stuff, The (1983)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
2010 (1984)

Duchovny, DavidBeethoven (1992)
[Denise Bryson]Julia Has Two Lovers (1991)
New Year's Day (1989)
                        Rapture, The (1991)

Evans, Troy"Big Deals" (TV pilot) (3 Aug 91)
[T.P. High Principal]CHEERS: "The Mail Goes to Jail" (7 Feb 85)
CHINA BEACH: [regular] (1988-91)
Kuffs (1992)
L. A. LAW: "Sperminator" (1 Dec 88)
                        Near Dark (1987)

Fenn, SherilynABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: "A Family Again" (1988)
[Audrey Horne]Backstreet Dreams (a.k.a. Backstreet Strays)
CHEERS: "The Groom Wore Clearasil" (24 Oct 85)
Crime Zone (1988)
Death of a Sibling (TV)
Dillinger (TV) (6 Jan 91)
Divided We Stand (TV)
Hit Man [in production 1991]
Just One of the Guys (1985)
Kiss of the Beast (a.k.a. Meridian)
Of Mice and Men (1992)
Out of Control (1984)
Prep School (1981)
Ruby (1992)
Silence of the Heart (TV) (1984)
Thrashin' (1986)
True Blood (1989)
21 JUMP STREET: [episode unknown]
Two Moon Junction (1988)
Wild at Heart (1990)
Wild Life, The (1984)
Wraith, The (1986)
Zombie High (1987)

Ferrer, MiguelBADLANDS 2005: "Brides of Lizard Gulch" (TV pilot)
[Albert Rosenfield](29 Aug 88)
BROKEN BADGES: [regular] (1990)
C.A.T. Squad: Python Wolf (TV) (1988)
Deepstar Six (1989)
Drug Wars: The Camarena Story (TV) (7,8,9 Jan 1990)
Flashpoint (1984)
Guardian, The (1990)
Harvest, The (1992)
Heartbreaker (1983)
"Kung Fu: The Next Generation" (TV pilot) (19 Jun 87)
Lovelines (1984)
MAGNUM, P. I.: [episode unknown]
Man Who Wasn't There, The
MIAMI VICE: [episode unknown]
Murder in High Places (TV)
Revenge (1990)
Robocop (1987)
Shannon's Deal (TV) (1989)
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "The Thing from the Grave"
(8 May 90)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Valentino Returns (1988)

Frost, WarrenAS THE WORLD TURNS:  [regular]
["Doc" Hayward]BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "Though Lovers Be Lost..."
(12 Dec 89)
CAPITAL NEWS: [episode unknown]
"False Arrest" (mini) (3,6 Nov 91)
"An Inconvenient Woman" (mini) (11, 12 May 91)
Jackpot (1982)
L.A. LAW: "New Kidney on the Block" (6 Dec 90)
Matlock: Anatomy of a Murder (TV) (Oct 91)
PERRY MASON: "The Case of the Nimble Nephew" 
(23 Apr 60)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Honeymoon Express: April 27, 1960"
(20 Sep 89)
Slaughterhouse Five (1972)
So Proudly We Hail (TV) (23 Jan 90)
TATTINGER'S: [episode unknown]
That Was Then ... This Is Now (1985)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
War of the Colossal Beast (1958)

Gidley, PamelaCherry 2000 (1988)
[Teresa Banks]Disturbed (1990)
Dudes (1990)
Last of the Finest, The (1990)
Liebestraum (1991)
MacGYVER: "Final Approach" (27 Oct 86)
Permanent Record (1988)
Thrashin' (1986)

Goaz, Harry             EERIE, INDIANA: [title unknown] (29 Sep 91)
[Deputy Andy]EERIE, INDIANA: [title unknown] (17 Nov 91)
EERIE, INDIANA: [title unknwon] (2 Feb 92)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Goetz, Peter MichaelDragonfire (1990) (TV)
[Evan St. Vincent]

Gorg, GaylynAMAZING STORIES: "Miscalculation" (29 Sep 86)
[Nancy O'Reilly]Down Twisted (1987)
Point Break (1991)

Graham, HeatherDrugstore Cowboy (1989)
[Annie Blackburne]Guilty as Charged (1992)
I Love You to Death (1990)
License to Drive (1988)
                        Shout (1991)
Student Exchange (TV) (1987)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Greer, JaneAgainst All Odds (1984)
[Vivian Niles]ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS: "Curtains for Me" (7 Jun 59)
Bamboo Blonde (1946)
Big Steal, The (1949)
Billie (1965)
BONANZA: "The Julia Bolette Story" (17 Oct 59)
BURKE'S LAW: "Who Killed My Girl?" (17 Apr 64)
Clown, The (1953)
COLUMBO: "Troubled Waters" (9 Feb 75)
Company She Keeps, The (1950)
Desperate Search (1952)
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE: "A Gun for My Bride"
(27 Dec 57)
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE: "The Vaunted"
(27 Nov 58)
DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE: "Stagecoach to Yuma"
(5 May 60)
Dick Tracy, Detective (1945)
Down Among the Sheltering Palms (1953)
FALCON CREST: [regular] (1984-85)
Falcon's Alibi, The (1946)
FORD TELEVISION THEATER, THE: "Look for Tomorrow"
(14 May 53)
FORD TELEVISION THEATRE, THE: "One Man Missing"
(9 Jun 55)
FORD TELEVISION THEATER, THE: "Moment of Decision"
(10 Apr 57)
George White's Scandals (1945)
HEARTBEAT: "Stress" (1989)
Immediate Family (1989)
Just Between Friends (1986)
Man of a Thousand Faces (1957)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "The Last Flight of the Dizzy
Damsel" (1988)
Outfit, The (1973) [a.k.a. The Good Guys Always Win]
Out of the Past (1947)
Pan-Americana (1945)  [as Bettejane Greer]
PLAYHOUSE 90: "No Time at All" (13 Feb 58)
Prisoner of Zenda, The (1952)
REVLON MIRROR THEATER, THE: "Summer Dance" (21 Nov 53)
Run for the Sun (1956)
Shadow Riders, The (TV) (28 Sep 82)
Sinbad the Sailor (1947)
STAGECOACH WEST: "High Lonesome" (4 Oct 60)
Station West (1948)
Sunset Pass (1946)
SUSPICION: "Meeting in Paris" (10 Feb 58)
They Won't Believe Me (1947)
THRILLER: "Portrait Without a Face" (25 Dec 61)
Two O'Clock Courage (1945)  [as Bettejane Greer]
Where Love Has Gone (1964)
You for Me (1952)
You're in the Navy Now (1951)

Harris, JoshuaDALLAS: [regular] (1984-91)
[Little Nicky]GUNS OF PARADISE: "The Bounty" (11 Jan 91)
GUNS OF PARADISE: "A Bullet Through the Heart"
(15 Feb 91)
Just Between Friends (1986)
ST. ELSEWHERE: "Time Heals, Part 2" (20 Feb 86)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Hero Worship"
(4 Jan 92)

Hershberger, GaryBurglar (1987)
[Mike Nelson]COLUMBO: "Columbo Goes to College" (9 Dec 1990)
Free Ride (1986)
                        Heroes of Desert Storm, The (TV) (6 Oct 91)
KNIGHT RIDER: "The Wrong Crowd" (1 Nov 85)
Love She Sought, The (TV) (21 Oct 90)
My Man Adam (1986)
Paradise Motel (1985)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Cooper's Corner"
"Summer" (TV pilot) (14 Jul 84)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Horse, MichaelAIRWOLF: [episode unknown]
[Deputy Hawk]AMAZING STORIES: "The Sitter" (5 Jan 86)
AMAZING STORIES: "What If...?" (8 Dec 86)
Buckeye and Blue (1988)
Check is in the Mail, The (1988)
Cowboy and the Frenchman, The (1989) [Made for
French Television]
Deadly Weapon (1988)
HIGHWAYMAN, THE: "The Haunted Highway" (6 May 88)
HOLLYWOOD BEAT: [episode unknown]
KNIGHT RIDER: "Burial Ground" (25 Oct 85)
Law at Randado, The (TV)
Legend of Seeks To Hunt Great, The (TV)
Legend of the Lone Ranger, The (1981)
Love at Stake (1988)
PARADISE: [episode unknown]
Rented Lips (1988)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Isaak, Chris            Broken Noses (1989)
[Chet Desmond]Let's Get Lost (1989) [documentary]
Married to the Mob (1989)
Silence of the Lambs (1991)
Something Wild (1986)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Jay, TonyBEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "The Alchemist" (22 Jan 88)
[Dougie Milford]BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "In a Ceremony of Innocence"
(19 May 89)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "Remember Love" (25 Nov 88)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "To Reign In Hell" (18 Mar 88)
GOLDEN GIRLS, THE: "Never Yell Fire in a Crowded
Retirement Home" (27 Apr 91) [in clips
from an unknown previous episode]
Greek Tycoon (1978)
HUNTER: [episode unknown]
Little Dorrit (1988)
Love and Death (1975)
MATLOCK: "The Critic" (8 Jan 91)
MURPHY BROWN: "Q & A & F.Y.I" (13 May 91)
My Stepmother is an Alien (1988)
My Way (1974)
NEWHART: "Good Lord Louden" (20 Nov 89)
NIGHT COURT: "Guess Who's Listening to Dinner"
(30 Oct 91)
Time Bandits (1981)
Twins (1988)

Kelly, David PatrickAdventures of Ford Fairlane, The (1990)
[Jerry Horne]AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: "Working" (13 Apr 82)
Commando (1985)
Dreamscape (1984)
48 HRS. (1982)
Hammett (1982)
Misfit Brigade, The (1987)
MOONLIGHTING: "Somewhere Under the Rainbow" (Nov 85)
Penn and Teller Get Killed (1989)
TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE: "Slippage" (1984)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Warriors, The (1979)
Wheels of Terror (1987)
Wild at Heart (1990)

Kelly, MoiraBilly Bathgate (1991)
[Donna Hayward]Cutting Edge, The (1992)
Love, Lies and Murder (TV) (17,18 Feb 91)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Lander, David L.BARNEY MILLER: "Hot Dogs" (11 Dec 75)
[Tim Pinkle]Big Bang, The (1987) [animated]
BOB NEWHART SHOW, THE: "Ship of Shrinks" (9 Nov 74)
FREDDY'S NIGHTMARES: "Lucky Stiff" (6 Nov 89)
Funland (1986)
"Gidget Makes the Wrong Connection" (TV)
(22 Sep 73) [animated]
LAVERNE & SHIRLEY: [regular] (27 Jan 76 - 10 May 83)
LOVE BOAT, THE: "Gopher & Issac & The Starlet" (1984)
Man With One Red Shoe, The (1985)
MATLOCK: "The Convict" (1987)
Pandemonium (1982)
SIMON AND SIMON: "Bad Betty" (1988)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Peak Performance"
(8 Jul 89)
Steel & Lace (1990)
Steele Justice (1987)
Used Cars (1980)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) [voice only]
Wholly Moses! (1980)
WILL THE REAL JERRY LEWIS PLEASE SIT DOWN? (1970)
[animated series]

Laurie, PiperAin't Misbehavin' (1955)
[Catherine Martell]Appointment with Death (1988)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "A Gentle Rain" (17 Feb 89)
BEN CASEY: "Light Up the Dark Corners" (6 Nov 63)
BEST OF BROADWAY, THE: "Broadway" (4 May 55)
BOB HOPE CHRYSLER THEATER, THE: "Something About Lee
Wiley" (11 Oct 63)
BOB HOPE CHRYSLER THEATER, THE: "Bob Hope Show, The"
(TV Special) (22 Mar 62)
Boss' Son, The (1978)
BREAKING POINT, THE: "The Summer House" (16 Mar 64)
Bunker, The (TV) (27 Jan 81)
Carrie (1976)
Children of a Lesser God (1986)
Dangerous Mission (1954)
Dawn at Socorro (1954)
DESILU PLAYHOUSE: "The Innocent Assassin" (16 Mar 59)
Distortions (1987)
Dream a Little Dream (1989)
ELEVENTH HOUR, THE: "My Door Is Locked and Bolted"
(1 Jan 64)
Francis Goes to the Races (1951)
FRONT ROW CENTER: "Winter Dreams" (19 Feb 56)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "The Road That Led Afar"
(25 Nov 56)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "Caesar and Cleopatra"
(12 Apr 59)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "A Musket for Jessica"
(8 Oct 61)
Go to the Light (TV) (1988) [a.k.a. Go Toward
the Light]
Golden Blade, The (1953)
HALLMARK HALL OF FAME: "Twelfth Night" (15 Dec 57)
HALLMARK HALL OF FAME: "Winterset" (26 Oct 59)
HALLMARK HALL OF FAME: "Promise" (1986)
Has Anybody Seen My Gal? (1952)
HOTEL: "Illusions" (1984)
Hustler, The (1961)
In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan (TV) (26 Sep 77)
Johnny Dark (1954)
Kelly and Me (1957)
Louisa (1950)
Mae West (TV) (2 May 82)
MANNIX: "Voice in the Dark" (20 Feb 71)
MATLOCK: Diary of a Perfect Murder (TV) (3 Mar 86)
MATLOCK: "The Judge" (1987)
Milkman, The (1950)
Mississippi Gambler (1953)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "Murder at the Oasis" (1985)
NAKED CITY, THE: "Howard Running Bear Is a Turtle"
(3 Apr 63)
Ninth Day, The (TV)
No Room for the Groom (1952)
Other People's Money (1991)
PLAY OF THE WEEK: "Legend of Lovers" (10 Oct 60)
                        PLAYHOUSE 90: "Mr. and Mrs. McAdam" (10 Jan 57)
PLAYHOUSE 90: "The Days of Wine and Roses" (2 Oct 58)
Prince Who Was a Thief, The (1951)
Rainbow (TV) (6 Nov 78)
Return to Oz (1985)
Rich in Love (in pre-production 1991)
Rising Son (TV)
Road That Led Afar, The (TV)
ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS YOUR LUCKY STRIKE THEATRE:
"Quality Town" (19 Dec 55)
Ruby (1977)
ST. ELSEWHERE: "Lust Et Veritas" (2 Nov 83)
ST. ELSEWHERE: "Newheart" (9 Nov 83)
ST. ELSEWHERE: "Ties That Bind" (26 Oct 83)
SEVEN LIVELY ARTS, THE: "The Changing Ways of Love"
(3 Nov 57)
Skag (TV) (6 Jan 80)
SKAG: [regular] (13 Jan 80 - 21 Feb 80)
Smoke Signal (1955)
Son of Ali Baba (1952)
Storyville (1992)
STUDIO ONE: "The Deaf Heart" (21 Oct 57)
"Tender is the Night" (mini) (1985)
Tiger Warsaw (1987)
Tim (1979)
"Thorn Birds, The" (mini) (27-30 Mar 83)
Toughlove (TV) (1985)
TWILIGHT ZONE, THE: "The Burning Man" (15 Nov 85)
UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR, THE: "You Can't Have
Everything" (27 Jan 60)
UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR, THE: "Mission of Fear"
(3 Apr 63)
Until They Sail (1957)
WESTINGHOUSE PRSENTS: "Come Again to Carthage"
(8 Dec 61)

Lee, SherylI Love You to Death (1990)
[Laura Palmer]Jersey Girls (1992)
[Madeline Ferguson]Love, Lies and Murder (TV) (17,18 Feb 91)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Wild at Heart (1990)

Lipton, PeggyAddicted to His Love (TV) (1988)
[Norma Jennings]Blue (1968)
Fatal Charm
THE HITCHHIKER: "Working Girl" (30 Nov 90)
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka! (1989)
INVADERS, THE: "Wall of Crystal" (25 Apr 67)
JOHN FORSYTHE SHOW, THE: [regular]
     (13 Sep 65 - 29 Aug 66)
Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects (1989)
MR. NOVAK: "And Then I Wrote..." (20 Apr 65)
MOD SQUAD, THE: [regular] (24 Sep 68 - 23 Aug 73)
New Guns (1992)
Purple People Eater (1988)
Return of Mod Squad, The (TV) (18 May 79)
THIS IS TOM JONES [variety series] (1969)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
True Identity
VIRGINIAN, THE: "The Wolves Up Front, the Jackals
Behind" (23 Mar 66)
WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR: "Willie and
the Yank" (8,15,22 Jan 67) [a.k.a. MOSBY'S
DAUGHTERS]
War Party (1988)

Lively, RobynABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: "The Less Than Perfect
[Lana Milford]Daughter" (24 Jan 91)
AMAZING STORIES: "Welcome to My Nightmare" (13 Oct 86)
Best of Times, The (1986)
BOONE: [regular] (26 Sep 83 - 11 Aug 84)
Buckeye and Blue (1988)
Crazy from the Heart (TV)
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "Fatal Distraction" (20 Feb 91)
DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.: "Planet of the Dateless"
(20 Mar 91)
Karate Kid Part III, The (1989)
KNIGHT RIDER: "Race for Life" (5 Feb 84)
Not Quite Human (TV) (1987)
Not Quite Human II (TV) (1989)
PARKER LEWIS CAN'T LOSE: "G.A.G. Dance" (7 Oct 90)
STARMAN: "Like Father, Like Son" (26 Sep 86)
Summer of My German Soldier (TV)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Teen Angel (TV) (1991)
Teen Witch (1989)
Wildcats (1986)

Lynch, DavidDune (1984)
[Gordon Cole]Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Zelly and Me (1988)

-- David E. Coufal dcoufal@athena.mit.edu "One time I removed all the hair from a mouse with Nair-Hair just to see what it looked like. And it looked beautiful." - David K. Lynch "Let's hear it for the vague blur." - P. K. Dick

MacLachlan, KyleBlue Velvet (1987)
[Agent Cooper]Don't Tell Her It's Me (aka The Boyfriend School)
(1991)
Doors, The (1991)
Dream Breakers (TV)
Dune (1984)
Hidden, The (1987)
Rich in Love (in production 1991)
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: [guest host] (29 Sep 91)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Marshall, JamesABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: "My Past Is My Own" (1989)
[James Hurley]CBS SCHOOLBREAK SPECIAL: "No Means No" (18 Oct 88)
Cadence (1991)
CHINA BEACH: "Psywars" (1 Mar 89)
CHINA BEACH: "The World, Part II" (3 May 89)
Few Good Men, A (1992)
Gladiator (1991)
GROWING PAINS: "Mike's Choice" (19 Sep 90)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: [episode unknown]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

McCarthy, AnnetteCrazy Times (TV) (10 Apr 81)
[Evelyn Marsh]Creature (1985)
Second Thoughts (1983)

McGill, EverettBrubaker (1980)
[Big Ed Hurley]Dune (1984)
Drug Wars: The Camarena Story (TV) (7,8,9 Jan 1990)
Field of Honor (1986)
GUIDING LIGHT, THE: [regular]
Heartbreak Ridge (1986)
Iguana (1988)
Jezebel, It Was You
Licence to Kill (1989)
People Under the Stairs, The (1991)
Quest For Fire (1981)
Silver Bullet (1985)
Time for Miracles, A (TV) (21 Dec 80)
Three on a Match (TV) (27 May 91)
TOUR OF DUTY: "Paradise Lost" (26 Mar 88)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Union City (1980)
WEREWOLF: "Blood on the Tracks" (1 Nov 87)
Yanks (1979)

Mulkey, ChrisAct of Love (TV) (24 Sep 80)
[Hank Jennings]Ambition (1991)
Angel of Death (TV) (2 Oct 90)
BARNABY JONES: "Terror on a Quiet Afternoon" (9 Feb 78)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "An Impossible Silence"
(11 Dec 87)
CHARLIE'S ANGELS: "Angels on Skates" (21 Nov 79)
Dangerous Company (TV) (9 Feb 82)
DIVORCE COURT: [title unknown]
Dreamscape (1984)
Drug Wars: The Cocaine Cartel (TV) (19,20 Jan 92)
First Blood (1982)
48 HRS. (1982)
From Hollywood to Deadwood
Heartbreak Hotel (1988)
Hidden, The (1987)
Hometown Boy Makes Good (TV)
In Dangerous Company (1988)
Jack's Back (1988)
K-9000 (TV) [Note: Originally produced in 1989;
released on home video in the UK in 1990;
broadcast on U.S. television on 1 Jul 91]
Killing of Randy Webster, The (TV) (11 Mar 81)
Long Riders, The (1980)
Loose Ends (1975)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: [episode unknown]
Patti Rocks (1988) [and co-writer]
REMINGTON STEELE: "Steele Blushing" (22 Oct 85)
Roe vs. Wade (TV) (1989)
"Rumor of War, A" (mini) (24-25 Sep 80)
Runaway (1984)
Runaway Father (1991)
Sunnyside (1979)
T.J. HOOKER: "Survival Syndrome" (13 Nov 82)
THIRTYSOMETHING: "The Difference Between Men and
Women" (26 Feb 90)
Timerider (1983)
Tomcats (1977)
Tricks of the Trade (TV) (1988)
TWILIGHT ZONE, THE: "The Junction" (21 Feb 87)
Under the Gun (1989)
WHITE SHADOW, THE: "The Russians Are Coming"
(26 Feb 80)

Nance, JackBarfly (1987)
[Pete Martell]Blob, The (1988)
Blue Velvet (1987)
Bushman (1969)
City Heat (1984)
Colors (1988)
Cowboy and the Frenchman, The (1989) [Made for
French Television]
CRIME STORY: [episode unknown]
Dune (1984)
Eraserhead (1978)
Fools (1970)
Ghoulies (1985)
Hammett (1982)
Hot Spot, The (1990)
Johnny Dangerously (1984)
Jump (1971)
Kiki's Story
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Whore (1991)
Wild at Heart (1990)

O'Herlihy, DanActors and Sin (1952)
[Andrew Packard]ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: "Adam Sam" (1 May 61)
ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: "The Secret Place" (25 Feb 62)
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1953)
ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, THE: "Forecast: Low Clouds and
Coastal Fog" (25 Jan 63)
AMERICANS, THE: "The Escape" (13 Mar 61)
Artemis 81  (UK TV) (27 Dec 81) [UK broadcast date]
At Sword's Point (1952)
Banjo Hackett: Roamin' Free (TV) (3 May 76)
BARNABY JONES: "Nightmare in Hawaii" (27 Sep 79)
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero"
(22,29 Oct 78)
BEN CASEY: "For I Will Plait Thy Hair With Gold"
(25 Mar 63)
BEST OF THE POST, THE: "I'm No Hero" (15 Apr 61)
BEST OF THE POST, THE: "The Return" (29 Apr 61)
Bengal Brigade (1954)  [a.k.a. Bengal Rifles]
Big Cube, The (1969)
BIG VALLEY, THE: "Image of Yesterday" (9 Jan 67)
BIONIC WOMAN, THE: "The African Connections"
(29 Oct 77)
Black Shield of Falworth, The (1954)
Blue Veil, The  (1951)
BOB HOPE CHRYSLER THEATER, THE: "The Shattered Glass"
(11 Dec 64)
BONANZA: "The Artist" (7 Oct 62)
BORN FREE: "Death of a Hunter" (30 Sep 74)
Cabinet of Caligari (1962)
Carey Treatment, The (1972)
CAVALCADE OF AMERICA: "A Romance to Remember"
(12 Nov 52)
CAVALCADE OF AMERICA: "The Betrayal" (8 Dec 53)
CHARLIE'S ANGELS: "Diamond in the Rough" (18 Jan 77)
City After Midnight (1957) [a.k.a. That Woman Opposite]
COMBAT!: "The Chateau" (12 Feb 63)
Dark Mansions (TV) (23 Jul 86)
Dead, The (1987)
Deadly Game (TV) (3 Dec 77)
Death Ray 2000 (TV) (5 Mar 81) [a.k.a. T.R. Sloane]
DEFENDERS, THE: "Impeachment" (13 Mar 65)
Desert Fox, The (1951) [a.k.a. Rommel, Desert Fox]
DR. KILDARE: "Season to Be Jolly" (21 Dec 61)
DR. KILDARE: "The Roaring Boy-O" (15 Mar 62)
DR. KILDARE: "A Very Infectious Disease" (21 Mar 63)
DR. KILDARE: "Believe and Live" (22 Apr 65)
EMPIRE: "The Earth Mover" (27 Nov 62)
EQUALIZER, THE: "Prisoners of Conscience" (1989)
Fail-Safe (1964)
FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES: "The Monkey Business
Mystery" (7 Mar 91)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "Trapped" (22 Mar 53)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "The Wine of St.
Albans" (2 Aug 53)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "The White Steed"
(26 Dec 54)
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, THE: "Robbie and His Mary"
(19 Apr 59)
GIBBSVILLE: "Andrea" (23 Dec 76)
Good Against Evil (TV) (22 May 77)
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1983)
HAWAII FIVE-O: "Termination With Extreme Prejudice"
(26 Sep 75)
HIGH CHAPARRAL, THE: "The Fillibusteros" (22 Oct 67)
Highwayman, The (1951)
Home Before Dark (1958)
HONDO: "Hondo and the Hanging Town" (8 Dec 67)
Hungry Hill (1947)
"Hunter's Moon" (TV pilot) (1 Dec 79)
Imitation of Life (1959)
Invasion, U.S.A. (1952)
IRONSIDE: "Another Shell Game" (1 Mar 73)
Iroquois Trail, The (1950) [a.k.a. The Tomahawk Trail]
"It's Deadly" (TV) (3 Dec 77)
JANE WYMAN PRESENTS THE FIRESIDE THEATER: "As Long
as I Live" (13 Dec 55)
"Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill" (mini)
(8 Oct - 19 Nov 75)
JUNE ALLYSON SHOW, THE: "Edge of Fury" (4 Jan 60)
Kidnapped (1948)
King of the Roaring Twenties (1961) [a.k.a. The Big
Bankroll]
KRAFT MYSTERY THEATER, THE: "Port of Revenge"
(13 Sep 61)
L.A. LAW: "Chariots of Meyer" (5 May 88)
Larceny (1948)
Last Starfighter, The (1984)
LONG HOT SUMMER, THE: [regular] (Jan 66 - 13 Jul 66)
MacArthur (1977)
Macbeth (1948)
MAN CALLED SLONE, THE: [regular]
(22 Sep 79 - 12 Sep 80)
MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., THE: "The Fiddlesticks Affair"
(18 Jan 65) 
MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., THE: "The Yo-Ho-Ho and a Bottle
of Rum Affair" (20 Jan 67)
MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., THE: "The Seven Wonders of
the World Affair" (8,15 Jan 68) [feature
version: How to Steal the World] (1968)
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE: "Trek" (17 Sep 67)
"Nancy Astor" (mini) (15 Apr - 3 Jun 83)
NANCY DREW MYSTERIES, THE: "Will the Real Santa
Claus..." (18 Dec 77)
Night Fighters, The (1960)  [a.k.a. Terrible Beauty]
Odd Man Out (1946)
ON TRIAL [a.k.a. THE JOSEPH COTTEN SHOW]: "The Deadly
Chain" (7 Jun 57)
One Foot in Hell (1960)
100 Rifles (1969)
Operation Secret (1952)
People, The (TV) (22 Jan 72)
PLAYHOUSE 90: "The Blackwell Story" (28 Feb 57)
PLAYHOUSE 90: "To the Sound of Trumpets" (9 Feb 60)
PROFILES IN COURAGE: "Richard T. Ely" (6 Dec 64)
Purple Mask, The (1955)
"QB VII" (mini) (29-30 Apr 74)
QUEST, THE: "The Longest Drive" (1,8 Dec 76)
RAWHIDE: "Incident at Dragoon Crossing" (21 Oct 60)
RAY BRADBURY THEATER, THE: "The Coffin" (7 May 88)
REMINGTON STEELE: "Steele At Your Service" (15 Mar 86)
Robocop (1987)
Robocop 2 (1990)
ROUTE 66: "To Walk with the Serpent" (5 Jan 62)
SAM BENEDICT: "The View from an Ivory Tower"
(24 Nov 62)
SCHILTZ PLAYHOUSE OF THE STARS, THE: "Log the Man
Innocent" (25 Mar 55)
SCREEN DIRECTORS' PLAYHOUSE: "The Final Tribute"
(16 Nov 53)
SERPICO: "A Traitor in Our Midst" (1 Oct 76)
Soldiers Three (1951)
STAGE 7: "Appointment in Highbridge" (6 Feb 55)
Sword of Venus (1953)
Tamarind Seed, The (1974)
TARGET!: THE CORRUPTORS: "The Platinum Highway"
(13 Oct 61)
TRAPPER JOHN, M.D.: "Danny" (24 Jan 82)
TRAVELS OF JAMIE McPHEETERS, THE: [regular]
(15 Sep 63 - 15 Mar 64)
UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR, THE: "The Seventh Veil"
(3 Aug 55)
UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR, THE: "Bury Me Twice"
(18 Oct 61)
UNTOUCHABLES, THE: "The Big Squeeze" (18 Feb 60)
Virgin Queen, The (1955)
Waterloo (1970)
WHIZ KIDS: [regular] (Jan 84 - 2 Jun 84)
Whoopee Boys, The (1986)
"Woman on the Run" (TV pilot) (17 Dec 77)
WONDERWORKS: "A Waltz Through the Hills" (1988)
Young Land, The (1959)
YOUR SHOW TIME: "The Sire de Maletroit's Door"
(28 Jan 49)
ZANE GREY THEATER: "The Bitter Land" (6 Dec 57)

O'Herlihy, GavanAMAZING SPIDER-MAN, THE: "Wolfpack" (21 Feb 79)
[R.C.M.P. Officer]BIONIC WOMAN, THE: "The Pyramid" (14 Jan 78)
California Kid, The (TV) (25 Sep 74)
CHINA BEACH: "Juice" (10 Nov 90)
Death in Caanan, A (TV) (1 Mar 78)
Death Wish 3 (1985)
HAPPY DAYS: [regular] (1974)
Healers, The (TV) (22 May 74)
"Lonesome Dove" (mini) (Feb 89)
MARCUS WELBY, M.D.: "The Time Bomb" (28 Jan 75)
Never Say Never Again (1983)
"Rich Man, Poor Man--Book I" (mini) (1 Feb-15 Mar 76)
"Rumor of War, A" (mini) (24-25 Sep 80)
Sergeant Matlovich vs. the U.S. Air Force (TV)
(21 Aug 78)
Space Riders (1984)
SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE: "Outrage in Balinderry"
(19 Apr 75)
Superman III (1983)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "Three's a Crowd" (1 May 90)
WE'LL MEET AGAIN: [regular] (1982) [British TV series]
Wedding, A (1978)
Willow (1988)

Olkewicz, WalterA-TEAM, THE: "There Goes The Neighborhood" (3 Dec 85)
[Jacques Renault]ALICE: "Vera Goes Out on a Limb" (1982)
BABES: "Dream Vacation" (1 Nov 90)
BAGDAD CAFE: "City on a Hill" (26 Oct 90)
BAGDAD CAFE: "16 Candles" (2 Nov 90)
BAGDAD CAFE: "I've Got a Crush on You" (9 Nov 90)
BARNEY MILLER: "Liquidation" (21 May 81)
BARNEY MILLER: "The Clown" (21 Jan 82)
Big Picture, The (1989)
"Blue and the Gray, The" (mini) (14,16,17 Nov 82)
Calamity Jane (TV) (6 Mar 84)
Can I Do It 'Til I Need Glasses? (1980)
CHEERS: "They Called Me Mayday" (1 Dec 83)
Circle of Power (1984)
"Comedy of Horrors" (TV pilot) (1 Sep 81)
DUCK FACTORY, THE: [regular] (1984)
Enola Gay (TV) (23 Nov 80)
"Executioner's Song, The" (mini) (28-29 Nov 82)
FAMILY TIES: [episodes unknown]
FLASH, THE: "Shroud of Death" (29 Nov 90)
"Flesh and Blood" (mini) (14,16 Oct 79)
Full Exposure: The Sex Tape Scandal (TV) (1989)
Heartbreakers (1984)
Jimmy the Kid (1982)
L.A. LAW: "Full Marital Jacket" (7 Jan 88)
LAST RESORT, THE: [regular] (19 Sep 79 - 17 Mar 80)
LIFE GOES ON: "Arthur" (7 Apr 91)
Making the Grade (1984)
MATLOCK: "Nowhere to Turn" (25 Sep 90)
MOONLIGHTING: "Tale in Two Cities" (1987)
NEWHART: "My Fair Larry" (4 Mar 85)
NIGHT COURT: "Mama Was a Rollin' Stone" (30 Jan 91)
NIGHT COURT: [title unknown] (14 Nov 91)
1941 (1979)
OPEN HOUSE: [title unknown; part 1 only of
a 2-part episode] (1989)
PARTNERS IN CRIME: [regular] (22 Sep 84 - 29 Dec 84)
RIPTIDE: [episode unknown]
ROCKFORD FILES, THE: "The Jersey Bounce" (6 Oct 78)
TALL TALES & LEGENDS: "Johnny Appleseed" (1985)
TAXI: "Going Home" (17 Dec 80)
TAXI: "Jim's Mario's" (18 May 83)
Travis McGee (TV) (18 May 83)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
WIZARDS AND WARRIORS: [regular] (26 Feb 83 - 14 May 83)

Ontkean, MichaelAllnighter, The (1987)
[Sheriff Truman]Bayou Boy (TV)
Blood of Others, The (TV) (1984)
Bye Bye Blues (1989)
Clara's Heart (1988)
Cold Front (1989)
DAN AUGUST: "The Soldier" (2 Dec 70)
Go Between (TV) (1992)
THE HITCHHIKER: "Square Deal" (11 Aug 89)
Hot Summer Week (1973)
In a Child's Name (TV) (17,19 Nov 91)
In Defense of a Married Man (TV) (14 Oct 90)
Just the Way You Are (1984)
Kids Don't Tell (TV) (1985)
LONGSTREET: "So, Who's Fred Hornbeck?" (7 Oct 71)
Maid to Order (1987)
Making Love (1982)
Necromancy (aka The Witching) (1972)
PARTRIDGE FAMILY, THE: "Not With My Sister, You
Don't" (1971)
Peace Killers, The (1971)
Pickup on 101 (1972)
Postcards From the Edge (1990)
Right of the People (TV) (1986)
ROALD DAHL'S TAKES OF THE UNEXPECTED: "Man from
the South" (22 Sep 79)
Rookies, The (TV) (7 Mar 72)
ROOKIES, THE: [regular] (1972-74)
Slap Shot (1977)
Street Justice (1987)
Toy Factory, The
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Voices (1979)
Willie and Phil (1980)

Parks, MichaelALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, THE: "Diagnosis: Danger"
[Jean Renault](1 Mar 63)
ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR, THE: "The Cadaver" (29 Nov 63)
Arizona Heat (1988)
ARREST AND TRIAL: "We May Be Better Strangers"
(1 Dec 63)
ASPHALT JUNGLE, THE: "The Sniper" (30 Apr 61)
BARETTA: "Half-a-Million Dollar Baby" (14 Feb 75)
BARETTA: "Walk Like You Talk" (14 Mar 75)
BEN CASEY: "Father Was an Intern" (1 Apr 63)
Bible, The (1966)
BIG HAWAII [aka DANGER IN PARADISE]: "Yesterdays"
(1978)
BOB HOPE CHRYSLER THEATER, THE: "A Time for Killing"
(30 Apr 65)
Breakthrough (1978) [a.k.a. Sergeant Steiner]
BRONK: "Open Contract" (21 Sep 75)
Bus Riley's Back in Town (1965)
BUS STOP: "The Opposite Virtues" (18 Feb 62)
Can Ellen Be Saved? (TV) (5 Feb 74)
CHANNING [a.k.a. THE YOUNG AND THE BOLD]: "An Obelisk
for Benny" (2 Oct 63) 
CHANNING [a.k.a. THE YOUNG AND THE BOLD]: "Another
Kind of Music" (22 Jan 64)
Chase (1985) (TV)
China Lake Murders, The (TV) (1990)
Club Life (1987)
COLBYS, THE: [regular] (1987)
Dangerous Affection (TV) (1987)
DETECTIVES, THE: "The Frightened Ones" (6 Jan 61)
DETECTIVES, THE: "Personal Enemy" (10 Feb 61)
DETECTIVES, THE: "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt"
(17 Nov 61)
Dial M for Murder (TV) (9 Apr 81)
Distant Early Warning (TV) (21 Oct 75)
ELEVENTH HOUR, THE: "Pressure Breakdown" (15 May 63)
ELLERY QUEEN: "The Adventures of the Wary Witness"
(25 Jan 76)
EQUALIZER, THE: "Nocturne" (1986)
EQUALIZER, THE: "Target of Choice" (1988)
Escape from Bogen County (TV) (7 Oct 77)
Evictors, The (1979)
FANTASY ISLAND: "The Golden Hour" (5 May 79)
Fast Friends (TV) (19 Mar 79)
Ffolkes (1980)  [a.k.a. Assault Force
a.k.a. North Sea Hijack]
GALLANT MEN, THE: "A Place to Die" (1 Jun 63)
Get Back (1973)
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, THE: "The Hanging Man"
(19 Nov 63)
GUNSMOKE: "The Boys" (26 May 62)
Happening, The (1967)
Hard Country (1981)
Hatful of Rain, A (TV) (3 Mar 68)
Hunters of the Reef (TV) (20 May 78)
Idol, The (1966)
IRONSIDE: "A Death in Academe" (21 Feb 74)
Last Hard Man, The (1976)
Love and the Midnight Auto Supply (1978)
MEDICAL CENTER: "Fatal Memory" (21 Feb 73)
McCLOUD [NBC MYSTERY MOVIE]: "The 42nd Street Cavalry"
(17 Nov 74)
Murder at Malibu (TV) (1975)
Murder at the World Series (TV) (20 Mar 77)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "Prediction: Murder" (1988)
Night Cries (TV) (29 Jan 78)
OWEN MARSHALL, COUNSELOR AT LAW: "Sometimes Tough Is
Good" (17 Jan 73)
Perilous Voyage (TV) (29 Jul 76)
PERRY MASON: "The Case of the Constant Doyle"
(31 Jan 63)
POLICE STORY: "War Games" (4 Mar 75)
POLICE WOMAN: "Ice" (28 Feb 75)
POLICE WOMAN: "A Shadow on the Sea" (1978)
Prime Suspect (1989)
Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover, The (1977)
Rainbow (6 Nov 78) (TV)
REAL McCOYS, THE: "George's Nephew" (1962)
Return of Josie Wales, The (1987) [also director]
Reward (TV) (23 May 80)
ROOKIES, THE: "One-Way Street to Nowhere" (23 Sep 75)
"Royce" (TV pilot) (21 May 76)
SAM BENEDICT: "Too Many Strangers" (8 Dec 62)
Savage Bees, The (TV) (22 Nov 76)
Savannah Smiles (1982)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Line of Fire"
SHIRLEY: "Play on Words" (1979)
77 SUNSET STRIP: "Crashout" (1 Feb 63)
Sidewinder 1 (1977)
Spiker (1986)
STONEY BURKE: "The Mob Riders" (29 Oct 62)
Story of Pretty Boy Floyd, The (TV) (7 May 74)
STRAIGHTAWAY: "Pledge a Nightmare" (1 Dec 61)
Stranger on the Run (TV) (31 Oct 67)
STREETS OF SAN FRANSCISCO, THE: "Men Will Die"
(2 Oct 75)
TARGET: THE CORRUPTORS: "Nobody Gets Hurt" (1 Jun 62)
Then Came Bronson (TV) (24 Mar 69)
THEN CAME BRONSON: [regular] (17 Sep 69 - 9 Sep 70)
Turnover Smith (TV) (8 Jun 80)
WAGON TRAIN: "Heather and Hamish" (10 Apr 63)
WAGON TRAIN: "The Michael Malone Story" (6 Jan 64)
WAR OF THE WORLDS: "My Soul to Keep" (29 Apr 89)
Welcome to Spring Break
Werewolf of Woodstock, The (TV) (24 Jan 75)
Wild Seed, The (1965)
Young Lawyers, The (TV) (28 Oct 69)

Parks, Van DykeBILLY CRYSTAL COMEDY HOUR, THE: [regular] (30 Jan 82 -
[Mr. Racine]27 Feb 82) [orchestra leader]
BONINO: [regular] (12 Sep 53 - 26 Dec 53)
CAMPBELL TELEVISION SOUNDSTAGE, THE: "Al Toolum and
His Buddy Leo" (30 Apr 54)
ELGIN HOUR, THE: "Crime in the Streets" (8 Mar 55)
Gift for Heidi, A (1958)
KRAFT TELEVISION THEATER, THE: "Elisha and the
Long Knives" (4 Feb 54)
Popeye (1980)
STAR TONIGHT: "A Trip to Czardie" (17 May 56)
STUDIO ONE SUMMER THEATER: "The Prince and the
Puppets" (8 Aug 55)
Swan, The (1956)
Two Jakes, The (1991)
Vibes (1988)
WINDOWS: "The Calliope Tree" (26 Aug 55)

Robertson, KimmyBad Manners (1984)
[Lucy Moran]Beauty and the Beast (1991)
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991)
Family Secrets (TV) (13 May 84)
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989)
Last American Virgin, The (1982)
MARRIED ... WITH CHILDREN: [episode unknown]
9 TO 5: [episode unknown]
PERFECT STRANGERS: [episode unknown]
RICK MORANIS IN GRAVEDALE HIGH: [regular]
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "Top Billing" (26 Jun 91)
Trust Me (1989)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
WAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL: [episode unknown]
WEBSTER: [episode unknown]

Robie, WendyPeople Under the Stairs, The (1991)
[Nadine Hurley]Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Silva, FrankTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
[Killer Bob]

Stansfield, ClaireDoors, The (1991)
[Sid]FLASH, THE: "Alpha" (11 May 91)
WIOU: "Pair O' Guys Lost" (13 Mar 91)

Stanton, Harry DeanADAM-12: "...so this little guy goes into this bar,
and..." (5 Apr 69)
Alien (1979)
Bear, The (1984)
Black Marble, The (1980)
Christine (1983)
Cisco Pike (1971)
Cockfighter (1974)
Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Cry for Me, Billy (1972) [a.k.a. Face to the Wind
a.k.a. Count Your Bullets a.k.a. Apache
Massacre a.k.a. The Long Tomorrow]
Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones, The (TV) (24 Dec 66)
Death Watch (1980)
Deja View (1986)
Dillinger (1973)
Dragoon Wells Massacre (1957)
Dream a Little Dream (1989)
Escape from New York (1981)
                        FAERIE TALE THEATRE: "Rip Van Winkle" (1985)
Farewell, My Lovely (1975)
Flatbed Annie & Sweetiepie: Lady Truckers (TV)
(10 Feb 79)
Fool for Love (1986)
Fourth War, The (1990)
Godfather, Part II, The (1974)
Hostage, The (1967)
How The West Was Won (1962)
I Want to Live (TV) (9 May 83)
Intruders, The (TV) (10 Nov 70)
JOHNNY RINGO: "The Gunslinger" (24 Mar 60)
Kelly's Heroes (1970)
Last Temptation of Christ, The (1988)
Man from the Diner's Club, The (1963)
Missouri Breaks, The (1976)
Motion & Emotion 
Mr. North (1988)
92 in the Shade (1975)
Oldest Living Graduate, The (TV) (1983)
One from the Heart (1982)
One Magic Christmas (1985)
Payoff (1991)
Paris, Texas (1984)
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (1973)
Pretty in Pink (1986)
Private Benjamin (1980)
Proud Rebel, The (1958)
Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins (1975)
Rancho Deluxe (1974)
Rebel Rousers (1967)
Red Dawn (1984)
Repo Man (1984)
Ride in the Whirlwind (1965)
Rose, The (1979)
Slamdance (1987)
Stars and Bars (1988)
Straight Time (1978)
Time for Killing, A (TV) (1988) [a.k.a. The Long Ride
Home]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Twister (1988)
Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)
UFOria (1984)
Where the Lilies Bloom (1974)
Wild at Heart (1990)
Wise Blood (1979)
Young Doctors in Love (1982)
Zandy's Bride (1974) [a.k.a. For Better, For Worse]

Stewart, CharlotteBARNABY JONES: "Fraternity of Thieves" (30 Dec 76)
[Betty Briggs]Bitter Harvest (TV) (18 May 81)
BONANZA: "The Stalker" (2 Nov 69)
BONANZA: "The Grand Swing" (19 Sep 71)
Buddy Buddy (1981)
CADE'S COUNTRY: "Delegate at Large" (21 Nov 71)
CANNON: [title unknown] (3 Jan 73)
Cheyenne Social Club, The (1970)
COACH: "Christmas Brains" (18 Dec 90)
Eraserhead (1978)
"First Hundred Years, The" (TV pilot) (27 May 62)
Human Highway (1982)
Imposter, The (TV) (18 Mar 75)
INTERNS, THE: [title unknown] (29 Jan 71)
Irreconcilable Differences (1984)
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRARIE: [regular] (1974-78)
LORETTA YOUNG SHOW, THE: "The Glass Cage" (30 Oct 60)
MANNIX: [title unknown] (27 Oct 71)
MEDICAL CENTER: "The Crooked Circle" (29 Oct 69)
MEDICAL CENTER: "Perfection of Vices" (24 Feb 71)
MEDICAL CENTER: [title unknown] (3 Jan 73)
"Mother, Jugs and Speed" (TV pilot) (17 Aug 78)
Murder in Peyton Place (TV) (3 Oct 77)
Princess and the Cabbie, The (TV) (3 Nov 81)
Secrets (TV) (20 Feb 77)
Slender Thread, The (1965)
THEN CAME BRONSON: "A Famine Where Abundance Grows"
(1 Oct 69)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
UFOria (1985)
V.D. (1961)
YOUNG LAWYERS, THE: "The Legacy of Miles Turner"
(7 Dec 70)

Strobel, AlShadow Play (1986)
[The One-Armed Man]Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Strong, BrendaANYTHING BUT LOVE: "My New Best Friend" (1 Apr 91)
[Jones]BLOSSOM: "Sex, Lies and Teenagers" (4 Feb 91)
CHEERS: "The Cape Cad" (2 Oct 86)
MURPHY BROWN: "Eldin Imitates Life" (14 Jan 91)
Spaceballs (1987)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "When the Bough
Breaks" (13 Feb 88)
Weekend Warriors (1986)

Struycken, CarelAddams Family, The (1991)
[The Giant]Die Laughing (1980)
HUNTER: [episode unknown]
Population: One (1986)  [as co-editor]
Prey, The (1984)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Haven" (28 Nov 87)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Manhunt" (17 Jun 89)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Menage a Troi"
(12 May 90)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Half A Life"
(7 May 91)
Witches of Eastwick, The (1987)

Sutherland, KieferAMAZING STORIES: "The Mission" (3 Nov 85)
[San Stanley]Article 99 (1992)
Bay Boy, The (1985)
Bright Lights, Big City (1988)
Brotherhood of Justice (TV)
Chicago Joe and the Showgirl (1990)
Crazy Moon (1986)
A Few Good Men (1992)
Flashback (1990)
Flatliners (1990)
Killing Time, The (1987)
Lost Boys, The (1987)
Max Dugan Returns (1983)
1969 (1988)
Promised Land (1988)
Renegades (1989)
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: [guest host] (2 Nov 91)
Stand by Me (1986)
Trapped in Silence (TV)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Young Guns (1988)
Young Guns II (1990)

Tamblyn, RussAs Young as You Feel (1951)
[Dr. Jacoby]B.O.R.N. (1989)
Black Heat (1976)
Blood of Frankenstein (1970) [a.k.a. Dracula vs.
Frankenstein]
Boy with Green Hair, The (1948)
CADE'S COUNTRY: "Ragged Edge" (5 Mar 72)
Captain Carey, U.S.A. (1950)
CHANNING [a.k.a. THE YOUNG AND THE BOLD]: "The Last
Testament of Buddy Crown" (18 Dec 63)
Cimarron (1960)
Commando Squad (1987)
Cyclone (1987)
Deep in My Heart (1954)
Don't Go Near the Water (1957)
FAME: [title unknown] (4 Aug 83)
Fastest Gun Alive (1956)
Father's Little Dividend (1951)
Father of the Bride (1950)
Female Bunch, The (1969)
Follow the Boys (1963)
Free Grass (1969)
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, THE: "Silent Love, Secret
Love" (24 Sep 63)
Gun Crazy (1949)
GUNSMOKE: "He Who Steals" (29 May 65)
Haunting, The (1963)
High School Confidential (1958)
Hit the Deck (1955)
How The West Was Won (1962)
Human Highway (1982)  [also writer]
Kid From Cleveland, The (1949)
Last Hunt, The (1956)
Last Movie, The (1971)
LIFE AND TIMES OF GRIZZLY ADAMS, THE:
[episode unknown] 
Long Ships, The (1963)
LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE: [episode unknown]
Many Rivers to Cross (1955)
NAME OF THE GAME, THE: "A Hard Case of the Blues"
(26 Sep 69)
Necromancer (1988)
Peyton Place (1957)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Thou Shalt Not...: February 2, 1974"
(15 Nov 89)
QUEST, THE: "The Captive" (22 Sep 76)
RAGS TO RICHES: [episode unknown]
Retreat, Hell! (1952)
Samson and Delilah (1949)
Satan's Sadists (1969)
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
Son of a Gunfighter (1966)
Take the High Ground (1953)
TARZAN: "Leopard on the Loose" (23 Sep 66)
tom thumb (1958)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Vicious Years, The (1950)
War of the Gargantuas, The (1967)
West Side Story (1961)
Win, Place or Steal (1972)
Winning Team, The (1952)
Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, The (1962)
Young Guns, The (1956)

Taylor, RonAMEN: "Ernie and the Sublimes" (2 Feb 91)
[T. P. High WrestlingChair, The (1988)
Coach]Champions (1984)
CHINA BEACH: "Warriors" (14 Feb 90)
Dead Heat (1988)
Exterminator 2 (1984)
L.A. LAW: "On the Toad Again" (9 May 91)
MATLOCK: "The Secret" (30 Oct, 6 Nov 90)
QUANTUM LEAP: "Black on White on Fire: August 11, 1965"
(9 Nov 90)
Rage in Harlem (1991)
Return of Josie Wales, The (1987)
Trading Places (1983)
Who's That Girl (1987)
WISEGUY: "The Rip-Off Stick" (22 Mar 89)
WISEGUY: "High Dollar Bop" (5 Apr 89)

Vadset, Brett
[Biker Scotty]

Von Dohlen, LennyABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: "Don't Touch" (6 Nov 85)
[Harold Smith]Billy Galvin (1986)
Dracula's Widow (1988)
Electric Dreams (1984)
FLASH, THE: "Twin Streaks" (13 Apr 91)
GRAND: [episode unknown]
Kent State (TV) (8 Feb 81)
Sessions (TV) (26 Sep 83)
TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE: "Distant Signals" (1985)
Tender Mercies (1982)
THIRTYSOMETHING: [episode unknown]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
YOUNG RIDERS, THE: [title unknown] (30 Nov 89)

Wallenfels, Jessica
[Harriet Hayward]

Warner, DavidAge of Innocence (1977)
[Thomas Eckhardt]AMERICAN SHORT STORY: "The Blue Hotel" (19 Apr 77)
Ballad of Cable Hogue, The (1970)
Bofors Gun, The (1968)
Christmas Carol, A (TV) (1984)
Company of Wolves, The (1985)
Concorde--Airport '79, The (1979)
Cross of Iron (1977)
Deadly Affair, The (1967)
Desperado (TV) (1987)
Disappearance, The (1977)
Doll's House, A (1973)
Engagement, The (1970)
FAERIE TALE THEATRE: "The Boy Who Left Home To Find 
Out About the Shivers" (1985)
FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES: "The Murder Weekend Mystery"
(8 Nov 90)
Fixer, The (1968)
Frankenstein (1984) (TV)
French Lieutenant's Woman, The (1981)
From Beyond the Grave (1973)
Grave Secrets
GREAT PERFORMANCES: "Uncle Vanya" (22 Feb 1991)
Hanna's War (1988)
Hansel and Gretel (1987)
HART TO HART: "Two Harts Are Better Than One"
(27 Sep 83)
Hitler's S.S.: Portrait in Evil (TV) (1985)
"Holocaust" (mini) (16,17,18,19 Apr 78)
Hostile Take Over (1988)
Island, The (1980)
Little Malcolm (1974)
Man with Two Brains, The (1983)
"Marco Polo" (mini) (16-19 May 82)
"Masada" (mini) (5-8 May 81)
Michael Kohlhaas (1969)
A Midsummer Night's Dream (1968)
Mr. Quilp (1975) [a.k.a. The Old Curiosity Shop]
Morgan! (1966)
Mortal Passions
Mr. North (1988)
MURDER, SHE WROTE: "The Szechuan Dragon"
My Best Friend Is a Vampire (1988)
"Nancy Astor" (mini) (15 Apr - 3 Jun 83)
Nightwing (1979)
Office Party (1988)
Omen, The (1976)
Perry Mason: The Case of the Poisoned Pen (TV)
(21 Jan 90)
Perfect Friday (1970)
Providence (1977)
REMINGTON STEELE: "Steele Away With Me" (20 Sep 83)
S.O.S. Titanic (TV) (23 Sep 79)
Seagull, The (1968)
Secret Life of Ian Fleming, The (TV) (1990)
Silent Night (1988)
Silver Bears (1978)
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Straw Dogs (1971)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of
the Ooze (1991)
Telephone (in production in Summer 1991)
39 Steps, The (1978)
Time After Time (1979)
Time Bandits (1981)
Tom Jones (1963)
Tripwire (1990)
Tron (1982)
Waxwork (1988)
Work Is a 4-Letter Word (1968)

Welsh, KennethAnd Then You Die (1987)
[Windom Earle]Another Woman (1988)
Christmas on Division Street (TV) (15 Dec 91)
Covergirl (1984)
"Crocodile" Dundee II (1988)
Deadly Betrayal: The Bruce Curtis Story (TV) (2 Feb 92)
[In Canada 1991]
Double Negative (1980)
"Empire, Inc." (mini) (date unknown) [for Canadian
television]
Falling in Love (1984)
FOR THE RECORD: "The Tar Sands" (1977) [Canadian TV]
FOR THE RECORD: "Cementhead" (1979)
FOR THE RECORD: "I Love a Man in Uniform" (1984)
Freshman, The (1990)
Heartburn (1986)
Lost! (1986)
"Love and Hate: A Marriage Made in Hell" (mini) (1989)
[a.k.a. "Love and Hate: The Story of Colin and
Joanne Thatcher"]
Love and Larceny (1983)
Love, Lies and Murder (TV) (17,18 Feb 91)
Loyalties (1987)
N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE, THE: "The Three Musketeers"
(5 Nov 70)
Of Unknown Origin (1983)
Perfect (1985)
Perfectly Normal (1991)
Phobia (1980)
Piaf (TV) (6 Sep 82)
Radio Days (1987)
RAY BRADBURY THEATER, THE: "Marionettes, Inc."
(21 May 85)
RAY BRADBURY THEATER, THE: "And the Moon Be Still
as Bright" (19 Oct 90)
Reno and the Doc (1984)
Screwball Acadamy (1987)
TWILIGHT ZONE, THE: "Acts of Terror" (4 Dec 88)
War Boy, The (1985)

Wilhoite, KathleenAngel Heart (1987)
[Gwen]Bad Influence (1990)
Brenda Starr (1989)
Campus Man (1987)
COP ROCK: [regular] (1990-91)
Crossing Delancey (1988)
Dream Demon (1988)
Everybody Wins (1990)
Flight #90: Disaster on the Potomac (TV) (1 Apr 84)
(a.k.a. Florida Flight 90)
"Goodbye Charlie" (TV pilot) (4 Jun 85)
Heart of the City 
Heartbeat (1988) (TV)
Morning After, The (1986)
Murphy's Law (1986)
Not My Kid (TV)
Private School (1983)
Quarterback Princess (TV) (3 Dec 83)
Ratboy (1986)
Road House (1989)
Single Bars, Single Women (TV) (1984)
Undercover (1987)
Witchboard (1987)

Williams, Clarence IIICool World, The (1963)
[Agent Hardy]COSBY SHOW, THE: "Cliff's Birthday" (1985)
DAKTARI: "Goodbye, Wameru" (1967)
DANNY THOMAS HOUR, THE: "The Measure of a Man"
(22 Jan 68)
DIRECTIONS '66: "J.F. Power: The Darkness and the 
Grace" (1966)
Deep Cover (1992)
52 Pick-Up (1986)
GABRIEL'S FIRE: "The Neighborhood" (1 Nov 90)
GREAT MYSTERIES: "The Furnished Room" (13 Feb 74)
HIGHWAYMAN, THE: "Road Ranger" (4 Mar 88)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Parting is Such Sweep Sorrow"
(16 Feb 84)
JAKE AND THE FATMAN: "I May Be Wrong" (9 Jan 91)
MIAMI VICE: "Tale of the Goat" (1986)
MOD SQUAD, THE: [regular] (24 Sep 68 - 23 Aug 73)
ORSON WELLES' GREAT MYSTERIES: "The Furnished Room"
(13 Feb 74)
Purple Rain (1984)
Return of Mod Squad, The (TV) (18 May 79)
SHADES OF L.A.: "Some Like It Cold"
T.J. HOOKER: "Sweet 16 and Dead" (12 Feb 83)
T.J. HOOKER: "Deadlock" (5 May 84)
T.J. HOOKER: "Homecoming" (9 Mar 85)
TARZAN: "The Professional" (5 Jan 68)
Tough Guys Don't Dance (1987)

Wise, RayA-TEAM, THE: "Lease With An Option To Die"
[Leland Palmer](22 Oct 85)
AIRWOLF: "Hawke's Run" (22 Feb 86)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "Once Upon a Time in the City
of New York" [pilot] (25 Sep 87)
BLUE THUNDER: "Payload" (9 Mar 84)
Bob Roberts (1992)
Cat People (1982)
CHARLIE'S ANGELS: "Winning Is for Losers" (18 Oct 78)
COLBYS, THE: [regular] (1986)
Condor (TV) (10 Aug 86)
DALLAS: [regular] (1982)
Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders II, The (TV) (13 Jan 80)
Fire in the Dark (TV) (6 Oct 91)
HART TO HART: [episode unknown]
HUNTER: [episode unknown]
Journey of Natty Gann, The (1985)
KNOTS LANDING: [episode unknown]
L.A. LAW: "The Bald Ones" (25 Feb 88)
L.A. LAW: "Fetus Completus" (3 Mar 88)
LOVE OF LIFE: [regular] (1970-1976)
LOU GRANT: "Strike" (16 Feb 81)
Madame X (TV) (16 Mar 81)
MOONLIGHTING: "Eine Kleine Nacht Murder" (1989)
Race for Glory (1989)
REMINGTON STEELE: "A Pocketful of Steele" (20 Nov 84)
Rift, The
Robocop (1987)
SCARECROW AND MRS. KING: "Pharoah's Engineer"
(20 Jan 86)
Season of Fear (1989)
Secret Life of Archie's Wife, The (TV) (28 Oct 90)
Seduced (TV) (1985)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Who Watches the
Watchers?" (14 Oct 89)
STINGRAY: [episode unknown]
Swamp Thing (1982)
T.J. HOOKER: "Hot Property" (25 Feb 84)
Taking of Flight 847, The: The Uli Derickson Story
(TV) (1988)
TRAPPER JOHN, M.D.: "Aunt Mildred Is Watching"
(6 May 84)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Witt, AliciaDune (1984)
[Gersten Hayward]Liebestraum (1991)

Worden, HankAccused of Murder (1956)
[Room Service Waiter]Alamo, The (1960)
Angel and the Badman (1947)
Apache War Smoke (1952)
Big Daddy (1969)
Big Jake (1971)
Big Sky, The (1952)
Black Market Rustlers (1943)
Black Noon (TV) (5 Nov 71)
Boots Malone (1952)
Border Vigilantes (1941)
Bronco Billy (1980)
Buckskin Lady, The (1957)
Bullfighters, The  (1945)
Bullwhip (1958)
Cahill, United States Marshall (1973)
Canyon City (1943)
Chip of the Flying U (1940)
Chisum (1970)
Code of the Outlaw (1942)
Comin' Round the Mountain (1951)
COP ROCK: "Bang the Potts Slowly" (26 Dec 90)
Cowboy Serenade (1942)
Crime Wave (1954)
DISNEYLAND: "Davy Crockett and the River Pirates"
(14 Dec 55) [feature version, 1956]
Dragoon Wells Massacre (1957)
Duel in the Sun (1946)
Father Is a Bachelor (1950)
Fighting Kentuckian, The (1949)
Fort Apache (1948)
Forty Guns (1957)  [a.k.a. Woman With a Whip]
Frontier Town (1938)
Gaucho Serenade (1940)
Ghost Town Gold (1937)
Ghost Town Riders (1938)
Good Times (1967)
Hanged Man, The (TV) (13 Mar 74)
Hellfire (1949)
High Wall, The (1947)
Hittin' the Trail (1937) [as Heber Snow]
Horse Soldiers, The (1959)
Ice Pirates, The (1984)
Indian Fighter, The (1955)
Joe Palooka in Triple Cross (1951)
Lawless Breed, The (1946)
Lightnin' in the Forest (1948)
Lumberjack (1944)
Ma and Pa Kettle at Home (1954)
Man With a Cloak (1951)
McLintock! (1963)
Music Man, The (1962)
Mystery of the Hooded Horsemen (1937) [as Heber Snow]
Night Riders, The (1939)
Northwest Passage (1940)
Notorious Mr. Monks, The (1958)
Oklahoma Frontier (1939)
One-Eyed Jacks (1961)
Plainsman, The (1936)
Prairie Express (1947)
Quiet Gun, The (1957)
Quiet Man, The (1952)
Red Canyon (1949)
Red River (1948)
Riding the Wind (1942)
Rio Lobo (1970)
Rollin' Plains (1938)
Rollin' Westward (1939)
Sainted Sisters, The (1948)
Scream (1982)
Sea of Grass, The (1947)
Searchers, The (1956)
Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The (1947)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)
Sergeant Rutlidge (1960)
Singing Outlaw (1937)
Sky Heist (TV) (26 May 75)
Smokey and the Bandit (1977)
Space Rage (1987)
Spoilers of the Forest (1957)
Stranger from Arizona, The (1938)
Sundown on the Prairie (1939)
Sugarfoot (1951)
Tap Roots (1948)
Tenting Tonight on the Old Campground (1943)
They Went That-a-Way and That-a-Way (1978)
3 Godfathers (1948)
Timber Stampede (1939)
Toughest Gun in Tombstone (1958)
TRAVELS OF JAMIE McPHEETERS, THE: "The Day of the
Pawnee" (23,29 Dec 63)
True Grit (1969)
UFOria (1985)
Undercurrent (1946)
Wagon Master (1950)
WAGON TRAIN: "The Colter Craven Story" (23 Nov 60)
Western Trails (1938)
When Willie Comes Marching Home (1950)
Where the Buffalo Roam (1938)
Which Way Is Up? (1977)
Woman of the North Country (1952)
Yellow Sky (1948)

Zabriske, GraceABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: "One Too Many" (1985)
[Sarah Palmer]Ambition (1991)
Big Easy, The (1987)
Blinded by the Light (TV) (16 Dec 80)
Blood Ties (TV) (1991)
Body Rock (1984)
Boost, The (1988)
Burning Bed, The (TV) (1985)
Child's Play 2 (1991)
Concrete Cowboys, The (TV) (17 Oct 79)
Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
"East of Eden" (mini) (8,9,11 Feb 88)
"Executioner's Song, The" (mini) (28-29 Nov 82)
Ferngully (1992)
"Freedom Road" (mini) (29-30 Oct 79)
Galaxy of Terror (1981)
Hometown Boy Makes Good (TV)
Intimate Stranger (1991)
Leonard Part 6 (1987)
M.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (TV)
(14 Mar 83)
Megaville (1990)
Mistress (TV)
MOONLIGHTING: "In 'n Outlaws" (1989)
My Father, My Son (TV)
My Mother's Secret Life (TV) (5 Feb 84)
My Own Private Idaho (1991)
North Beach and Rawhide (TV)
Nickel Mountain (1985)
Norma Rae (1979)
Officer and a Gentleman, An (1982)
Private Eyes, The (1980)
Ryan White Story, The (TV)
Servants of the Twilight (1991)
Shadow Chasers (TV)
Shooter (TV)
TALES FROM THE CRYPT: "The Secret" (21 Jul 90)
TALES OF THE GOLD MONKEY: "Last Chance Louie"
(11 Mar 83)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Wild at Heart (1990)

Zane, BillyBack to the Future (1985)
[J. J. Wheeler]Blood and Concrete (1991)
Case of the Hillside Stranglers, The (TV) (1989)
Critters (1986)
Dead Calm (1989)
Megaville (1990)
Memphis Belle (1990)
Sniper (1992)

-- David E. Coufal dcoufal@athena.mit.edu "One time I removed all the hair from a mouse with Nair-Hair just to see what it looked like. And it looked beautiful." - David K. Lynch "Let's hear it for the vague blur." - P. K. Dick

This is a list of all the directors involved in "Twin Peaks" to
date (2/26/92) and projects they have been involved with.

If you have any corrections or additions, please mail me at 
dcoufal@athena.mit.edu.


TWIN PEAKS DIRECTORS LIST



Clifford, GraemeBurke and Wills (1985)
FAERIE TALE THEATRE: "The Boy Who Left Home To 
Find Out About The Shivers" (1985)
FAERIE TALE THEATRE: "Little Red Riding Hood" (1983)
Frances (1982)
Gleaming the Cube (1989)
My Father, My Son (in pre-production 1991)
NEW AVENGERS, THE: "Sleeper"
NIGHTMARE CLASSICS: "Turn of the Screw" (1989)
TWIN PEAKS: "2005" (27 Oct 90)

Deschanel, CalebApocalypse Now [Assist. Cine.] (1979)
Being There [Cine.] (1979)
Black Stallion, The [Cine.] (1979)
Crusoe (1989)
Escape Artist, The (1982)
50 Years of Action! [Cine.] [documentary]
Let's Spend the Night Together [Cine.] [documentary]
More American Graffitti [Cine.] (1979)
Natural, The [Cine.] (1984)
Right Stuff, The [Cine.] (1983)
Rodeo [Cine.]
Slugger's Wife, The [Cine.] [documentary]
Trains
TWIN PEAKS: "1006" (17 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2008" (17 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2012" (12 Jan 91)
Valley Forge
Woman Under the Influence, The [Cine.] (1974)

Dunham, DuwayneBlue Velvet [Edit.] (1987)
Cherry 2000 [Edit.] (1988)
Empire Strikes Back, The [Assist. Edit.] (1980)
Madhouse [Edit.] (1990)
Mean Season, The [Edit.] (1985)
More American Graffitti [Assist. Edit.] (1979)
Raiders of the Lost Ark [Assist. Edit.] (1981)
Return of the Jedi, The [Edit.] (1983)
TWIN PEAKS: "1000" [Edit.] (8 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1001" (12 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2001" [Edit.] (30 Sep 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2011" (15 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2018" (4 Apr 90)
Wild at Heart [Edit.] (1990)

Edel, Ulrich (Uli)Body of Evidence (in production April 1992)
Christiane F. (1981)
Last Exit to Brooklyn (1990)
TWIN PEAKS: "2014" (2 Feb 91)

Foley, JamesAfter Dark, My Sweet (1990)
At Close Range (1986)
Reckless (1983)
TWIN PEAKS: "2017" (28 Mar 91)
Who's That Girl (1987)

Frost, MarkAMERICAN CHRONICLES: [exec. prod.] (1990)
HILL STREET BLUES: [episode(s) unknown] (1985)
Storyville (1992)
TWIN PEAKS: "1007" (23 May 90)

Glatter, Lesli LinkaAMAZING STORIES: "No Day at the Beach" (12 Jan 86)
AMAZING STORIES: "One for the Books" (11 May 86)
AMAZING STORIES: "Without Diana" (27 Mar 87)
Into the Homeland (TV) (1987)
TWIN PEAKS: "1005" (10 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2003" (13 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2006" (3 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2016" (16 Feb 91)
VIETNAM WAR STORY: [episode unknown]

Gyllenhaal, StephenABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: [episode(s) unknown]
Abduction of Kari Swenson, The (TV) (1987)
Certain Fury (1985)
Champion (1979)
"Family of Spies" (mini) (4,6 Feb 90)
HOTHOUSE: [episode(s) unknown] (1988)
INSIDERS, THE: [episode(s) unknown] (1985)
Killing in a Small Town (TV) (1990)
Leap of Faith (TV) (1988)
Paris Trout (TV) (20 Apr 91)
Promised a Miracle (TV) (1988)
Rodeo Champ (1979)
TWIN PEAKS: "2020" (18 Nov 91)
Waterland (in pre-production 1991)

Holland, ToddAMAZING STORIES: "Welcome to My Nightmare" (13 Oct 86)
AMAZING STORIES: "Thanksgiving" (24 Nov 86)
MAX HEADROOM: "Dream Thieves" (9 Oct 87)
TWIN PEAKS: "2004" (20 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2013" (19 Jan 91)
Wizard, The (1989)

Hunter, TimBEVERLY HILLS, 90210: [pilot] (4 Oct 90)
EERIE, INDIANA: [title unknown] (10 Nov 91)
FALCON CREST: [episode(s) unknown] (1988, 1990)
HARD COPY: [episode(s) unknown] (1987)
Lies of the Twins (TV) (21 Aug 91)
Paint It Black (1989)
River's Edge (1987)
Sylvester (1985)
Tex (1982)
TWIN PEAKS: "1004" (3 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2009" (1 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2021" (10 Jun 91)

Keaton, DianeCBS SCHOOLBREAK SPECIAL: "The Girl with the Crazy
Brother" (30 Jan 90)
CHINA BEACH: "Fever" (3 Nov 90)
Heaven (1987)
Secret Society [film in pre-production 1991]
TWIN PEAKS: "2015" (9 Feb 91)
Wildflower (TV) (3 Dec 91)

Lynch, DavidAlphabet, The (1970)
Blue Velvet (1987)
Cowboy and the Frenchman, The (1989) [Made for
French Television]
Dune (1984)
Elephant Man, The (1980)
Eraserhead (1978)
Grandmother, The (1970)
Industrial Symphony #1 [concert] (1991)
"On The Air" [TV Pilot] (1991)
Ronnie Rocket, or The Absurd Mystery of
the Strange Forces of Existence
[film in pre-production 1991]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
TWIN PEAKS: "1000" (8 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1002" (19 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2001" (30 Sep 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2002" (6 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2007" (10 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2022" (10 Jun 91)
Wild at Heart (1990)

Rathborne, TinaJoy That Kills, The (TV)
TWIN PEAKS: "1003" (26 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2010" (8 Dec 90)
Zelly and Me (1988)

Sanger, JonathanBROKEN BADGES: "Strawberry" (8 Dec 90)
Children of the Bride (TV) (5 Oct 90)
Code Name: Emerald (1985)
Doctor and the Devils, The [producer] (1985)
FLASH, THE: "Sins of the Father" (8 Nov 90)
L.A. LAW: "Sidney, the Dead Nose Reindeer" (8 Jan 87)
TWIN PEAKS: "2019" (11 Apr 91)
UNDER COVER: "War Game" (2 Feb 91)
UNDER COVER: "Mr. Butterfly" (16 Feb 91)
WISEGUY: "People Do It All the Time" (8 Nov 89)
WISEGUY: "Hello Buckwheat" (14 Mar 90)



-- David E. Coufal dcoufal@athena.mit.edu "One time I removed all the hair from a mouse with Nair-Hair just to see what it looked like. And it looked beautiful." - David K. Lynch "Let's hear it for the vague blur." - P. K. Dick

This is a list of all the writers involved in "Twin Peaks" to
date (2/26/92) and other projects they have written.

If you notice any mistakes or have any additions, please
mail me at dcoufal@athena.mit.edu.


TWIN PEAKS WRITERS LIST



Brock, TriciaTWIN PEAKS: "2010" (8 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2016" (16 Feb 91)

Engels, RobertAction Photography [unproduced film]
LEGEND, THE: [episodes unknown]
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
TWIN PEAKS: "1004" (3 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2003" (13 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2004" (20 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2006" (3 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2009" (1 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2012" (12 Jan 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2015" (9 Feb 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2018" (4 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2020" (18 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2022" (10 Jun 91)
WISEGUY: [Story Editor]
WISEGUY: "His Master's Voice" (7 Mar 90)
WISEGUY: "Let Them Eat Cake" (21 Mar 90)
WISEGUY: "Sancuary" (11 Apr 90)
WISEGUY: "Brrump-Bump" (18 Apr 90)

Frost, MarkBelievers, The (1987)
Blind Luck [unproduced film]
Blind Voices [unproduced film]
GAVILAN: "Pirates" (9 Nov 82)
GAVILAN: [title unknown] (21 Dec 82)
Ghost Diary [unproduced film]
Goddess [unproduced film]
Good Morning, Chicago [film in pre-production]
Gridlock [unproduced film]
EQUALIZER, THE: "Wash-Up" (1986)
EQUALIZER, THE: "No Conscience" (1986)
Heart Trouble [play]
HILL STREET BLUES: "Requiem for a Hairbag" (18 Nov 82)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Santaclaustrophobia" (22 Dec 82)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Moon Over Uranus--the Sequel"
(3 Feb 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "A Hill of Beans" (2 May 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Here's Adventure, Here's Romance"
(13 Oct 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Death by Kiki" (3 Nov 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Goodbye, Mr. Scripps" (24 Nov 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Midway to What?" (1 Dec 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Honk if You're a Goose" (8 Dec 83)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Ratman and Bobbin" (12 Jan 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Nichols from Heaven" (19 Jan 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Fuchs Me? Fuchs You!" (26 Jan 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Grace Under Pressure" (2 Feb 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "The Other Side of Oneness"
(9 Feb 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Parting Is Such Sweep Sorrow"
(16 Feb 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "The End of Logan's Run" (1 Mar 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "The Count of Monty Tasco"
(8 Mar 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Nutcracker Suite" (15 Mar 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Hair Apparent" (1984)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Lucky Ducks" (10 May 84)
HILL STREET BLUES: "Eva's Brawn" (17 May 84)
Lunch at First Site [unproduced film]
Nuclear Family, The [play]
One Saliva Bubble [unproduced film]
ROAD BACK, THE: [episodes unknown]
Scared Stiff (1987)
Second Expedition, The [unproduced film]
72-Hour Club [unproduced film]
SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE: "Steve Austin, Fugitive"
(27 Apr 75)
Storyville (1992)
SUNSHINE: [episodes unknown]
True Romance [unproduced film]
Traces [unproduced film]
"Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town" [book] (1991)
TWIN PEAKS: "1000" (8 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1001" (12 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1002" (19 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1005" (10 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1007" (23 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2001" (30 Sep 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2004" (20 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2007" (20 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2009" (1 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2019" (11 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2022" (10 Jun 91)
Venus Descending [unproduced film]

Frost, ScottAutobiography of F. B. I. Special Agent Dale
Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, The [novel] (1991)
"Diane ..." The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent 
Cooper [audio tape] (1990)
Little Touched, A [unproduced film]
Sputnik [unproduced film]
Surrender Dorothy [unproduced film]
TWIN PEAKS: "2008" (17 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2014" (2 Feb 91)

Lynch, DavidAlphabet, The (1970)
Angriest Dog in the World, The [comic strip]
Blue Velvet (1987)
Dune (1984)
Elephant Man, The (1980)
Eraserhead (1978)
Gardenback [unproduced film]
Goddess [unproduced film]
Grandmother, The (1970)
One Saliva Bubble [unproduced film]
Ronnie Rocket, or The Absurd Mystery of the Strange
Forces of Existence [film in pre-production]
"Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town" [book] (1991)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
TWIN PEAKS: "1000" (8 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1001" (12 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1002" (19 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2001" (30 Sep 90)
Wild at Heart (1990)

Lynch, JenniferBoxing Helena [film in pre-production 1991]
Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, The [novel] (1990)

Peyton, HarleyLess Than Zero (1987)
Hotwire [unproduced film]
Life During Wartime [unproduced film]
TWIN PEAKS: "1003" (26 Apr 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "1006" (17 May 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2002" (6 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2004" (20 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2006" (3 Nov 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2009" (1 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2012" (12 Jan 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2013" (19 Jan 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2015" (9 Feb 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2018" (4 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2019" (11 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2020" (18 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2022" (10 Jun 91)
Wild Boys [unproduced film]

Pullman, BarrySHANNON'S DEAL: "First Amendment" (23 Apr 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2005" (27 Oct 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2011" (15 Dec 90)
TWIN PEAKS: "2017" (28 Mar 91)
TWIN PEAKS: "2021" (10 Jun 91)

Stahl, JerryMOONLIGHTING: [story editor] (1988-89)
MOONLIGHTING: "Plastic Fantastic Lovers" (Dec 88)
MOONLIGHTING: "Perfetc" (1989)
TWIN PEAKS: "2004" (20 Oct 90)






-- David E. Coufal dcoufal@athena.mit.edu "One time I removed all the hair from a mouse with Nair-Hair just to see what it looked like. And it looked beautiful." - David K. Lynch "Let's hear it for the vague blur." - P. K. Dick

rhaller@nntp.uoregon.edu (Rich Haller) writes:
> >Looks like I may be in London for a couple of days in mid March.
> >Has a date for the opening in London of 'Fire Walk With Me' actually been
> >set?

According to "Empire" magazine (usually a reliable source of news),
"Fire Walk With Me" is not due to be released until the second half of
this year. I presume that means no more definite date has been set.


/jon
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In article <1992Feb26.113309.6293@cs.hw.ac.uk>, neilp@cs.hw.ac.uk (Neil Postlethwaite) writes...
> >In article <1992Feb24.002750.16887@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
>> >>
>> >>     to the park.  He saw her dressed as Laura (perhaps the first hints
>> >>     in his mind that he would have to kill Maddy as well -- Maddy who
>> >>     he refers to as "my daughter" when he kills her).
> > 
> >Sarah (Palmer) saw Donna as Maddy in #1000 or #1001, s I don't quite
> >agree with you here. Sarah wasn't posessed aswell. Merely drugged (for Maddy's
> >death anyway, maybe beforehand when Leyland was abusing Laura). 

     What?  When was this?  Could you clarify, please.  My memory's
     gone faulty, I think.


>> >>     If Leland, in his crazed state, saw an appirition of his daughter
>> >>     in the park and someone stalking her (Jacoby) he would naturally
>> >>     assume this was the killer and attack.  But why BOB?  
> > 
> >I don't really think Jacoby was stalking. More watching from the bushes
> >while Maddie (as Laura) stood waited on Donna/James while they se

     Clarification: Lelend would have ^percieved^ Jacoby as stalking
     Maddy (who he may have thought was his daughter).

Isn't "holoparadol (the blue dye drug)" used to alleviate the
symptoms of schizophrenia?

Leanne Richard
University of Newcastle

In article <29AC32D7.22010@ics.uci.edu>, bvickers@ics.uci.edu (Brett J. Vickers) writes...
> >drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) writes:
>> >>Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...
> > 
> >I think the white horse was used to represent Sarah Palmer's drugged
> >state.  After all, "white horse" is a common euphemism for heroin.

     Not that I'm conversant in heroin slang, but isn't it also
     "white tiger."??

     Also, tho I picked up on the Biblical metaphor, remember that
     earlier in the episode, Maddy comments, "I'll come GALLOPING
     back often."  Maddy, natch, is about to die when Sarah sees
     the horse.  I always thought the horse vision had something to
     do with Maddy and her "galloping" comment.

     Wonder if it could have had something to do with Laura's dead
     horse, re: the secret Diary.??

     -Scott

In article <29AC32D7.22010@ics.uci.edu> bvickers@ics.uci.edu (Brett J. Vickers) writes:
> >I suppose it could be the pale horse in the Biblical book of
> >Revelation (a symbol which T.S.Eliot re-used).  However, Sarah Palmer
> >didn't die; she was drugged.

For that matter, to resurrect the debate about Arthurian imagery from a
few months back...  Anyone know what color King Arthur's horse was?...

lrichard@jupiter.newcastle.edu.au (Leanne Richard) writes:

> >Isn't "holoparadol (the blue dye drug)" used to alleviate the
> >symptoms of schizophrenia?

> >Leanne Richard
> >University of Newcastle
The name of the drug is Haloperidol, it is on the marketunder the brand
name HALDOL (Janssen Pharmaceutica, Belgium). A generic is also available.
Major use of the drug is as an antipsychotic. It also has some sedating
effects. Adverse effects include loss of initiative, loss of emotions.
Parkinsonism, acute dysthonia. Sometimes drowsiness especially in the
beginning of the treatment. In high dosages liverfunction-defects, mild
stomachpains and depression. 
Haloperidol is most frequently used in agitated, elderly psychotic
patients. It is an antipscychotic drug approved by the Dutch Sickfund. 
Another importan use of the drug is to prevent post-surgery vomiting and
vomiting caused by neurological disorders.

Concluding: Yes, it is used to alleviate ymptoms of schizophrenia, among
other things.

Rob Heerdink
Department of Pharmacoepidemiology
Utrecht University, The Netherlands

Rob@fepi.far.ruu.nl

Dear Twin Peaks fans,

LAURA PALMER LIVES!

In article <1992Feb26.054745.5140@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >In article <1992Feb24.143158.19976@csd.brispoly.ac.uk>, mj_fletc@csd.brispoly.ac.uk (MJ Fletcher) writes..
> >[...]
> >BOB killed Jaques but LELAND assaulted Jacoby (thinking Jacoby was
> >stalking either his daughter (he was mad, remember) or his niece
> >dressed for some strange reason as his daughter).
> >        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >Scott


Maddie was dressed like Laura to make Dr. Jacoby believe that she WAS Laura.
Because James and Donna wanted to get in his house in the meantime. (They
searched for a tape Laura gave to the Doctor). Jacoby got a videotape, in which
Laura...er..Maddie held a newspaper in her hands, which showed "todays date", 
(just like Grodin in "Midnite Run" =:-}) to convince the double-color-glassed
man to leave his house.

Robert Michl
rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch
Greetings from switzerland!


****************************************************************
->My mother's name is Margaret (like the log Lady)
->My brother's called Dennis (remember Denise Bryson?)
->I'm BOB
->and my sister - guess what ? - Laura!

In article <1992Feb26.160340.19451@uwm.edu> drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) writes:
> >This t.s. elliot thing doesn't satisfy the white horse dilema for me.
> >
> >Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...
> >
> >drbenwaycsd4.csd.uwm.edu

I think Andy said this sometimes:
"There's a town called "White Horse", and Leo was in prison there."
Yes, Leo Johnson was there behind "Swedish Curtains" {as we say here :-)}
the day Theresa Banks was killed. (February, 2nd, rite?) A key step in the 
proof of Leo not being the killer of Laura Palmer, 'coz Coop said the killer
of Theresa is the same as the one, who killed Leland's daughter...

Robert "Bronx" Michl

(rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch)

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->My mother's name is Margaret (like the log Lady)
->My brother's called Dennis (remember Denise Bryson?)
->I'm BOB
->and my sister - guess what ? - Laura!
****************************************************************

Has anyone come up with any references, in video, interviews, etc. as
to where the story line of TP was heading?  I was just listening to a
cassette I made of one of the last episodes (where Coop and Annie met for a
drink, Audry was recruited by her father to work on the save the weasle
campaign, etc.) and there were some words by Annie to the effect "I may
do things you don't expect or that you think are strange".  I was just
wondering where they were going with this.
-- Larry W. Virden UUCP: osu-cis!chemabs!lwv26 Same Mbox: BITNET: lwv26@cas INET: lwv26@cas.org Personal: 674 Falls Place, Reynoldsburg,OH 43068-1614 America Online: lvirden

BUT HEY, STOP THE PRESSES!!!!!!!!!!

This isn't necessarily negative--it could (is?) the truth--that evil lurks in all.
And the end of Peaks with coop seemingly getting possessed by Bob.  How completely sad that the pillar of moral goodness would succumb to Bob.
     
        (SEEMINGLY because maybe it was just cooper's form that became possessed and his spirit lives on...or maybe this is THE MOST OPTIMISTIC THING TO HAPPEN TO COOPER AND TWIN PEAKS AND THE WHOLE OF HUMANITY---namely that cooper let in the evil in order to conquer it ("We all must pass through the black lodge on the path to perfection."))

In any case, you may be wondering what this has to do with SEXSEXSEXSEX....
This is my point (and I sure hope this hasn't been covered already...I haven't seen it): What was the breaking point for coop?  What brought upon his downfall?  Answer: SEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEXSEX!

It's just kind of a weird Lynchian thing--this evil sex combination.  I mean look at Velvet: "Hit me, 

PLEASE!"  and the best: "He but his DISEASE in me."
Masters and Johnson it ain't.
Even Eraserhead has the product of SEXSEXSEXSEX be a mutant blob.
Wild at Heart has the violence and fire and SEXSEXSEX thing goin' for it.

And cooper was the most pure perfect person on Peaks (he even staved off a naked Audry in his bed!) but as soon as he dived into the Flesh i.e. had sex with Annie, he fell.  And the Giant even was warning him "No. No."  But coop didn't listen.

What's up with Lynch?  Why this dark view of sex?

Commentscommentscommentscommentscommentscommentscomments....



"You got a head like a bowl full of cherries."
       d byrne

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TO>    Seeing Laura's face in the coffee cup serves many purposes.

Did anyone other than me note that she blinked with her eyes -- that was
no standing picture..


Bye, Marc

In article <1992Feb28.164335.12953@neptune.inf.ethz.ch>, rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch (Robert Michl) writes:
> >
> >I think Andy said this sometimes:
> >"There's a town called "White Horse", and Leo was in prison there."

Close.  It was Hungry Horse, (I believe) Montana.  It was the
Giant who gave the clue, "Leo, locked inside a hungry horse."

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In article <38038@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> nickles@sage.cc.purdue.edu (john nickles) writes:
> >
> >Here's Laura who lives life on a tear 
> >Had all the men from here to there
> >But Maddy, although she's no fool -ah
> >Remained a virgin in Missoula.
> >
> >What a Lynchian pair!

Okay, here's another verse.

Here's Laura the girl that Bob adores,
When he's around, she always scores!
But Maddy never had to run
Away from Mr. Ferguson..
What a wild duet!

-S. Schultz
(sorry this is a bit sick, but then so's Dave).

In article <1992Feb28.164335.12953@neptune.inf.ethz.ch>, rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch (Robert Michl) writes:
> > I think Andy said this sometimes:
> > "There's a town called "White Horse", and Leo was in prison there."

Um, sorry -- it was Hungry Horse.
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In article <1992Feb26.143427.13418@acsu.buffalo.edu>, v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
> >      Earle, with his gift of Fear, was admitted to the Black Lodge and
> >      Cooper, with his Oil, only to the Waiting Room.

I know that Coop went into this stuff about the oil being a key, and all
that -- but I never actually SAW him carrying the oil on his way into the
grove.  I also don't remember him doing anything with a jar of oil after 
entering the waiting room, either.  Did I miss it, or is everybody just
assuming something here?
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In article <1992Feb28.131458.26288@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu>, reheerdi@isis.cs.du.edu (Rob Heerdink) writes:
> > The name of the drug is Haloperidol...
> > Adverse effects include loss of initiative, loss of emotions.
> > Parkinsonism, acute dysthonia. Sometimes drowsiness especially in the
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^

HMMMMMM!  The shaking hands in the next-to-last episode?
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I got the slee.gif a while ago, but it was corrupted.  Can somebody send me
a good version of it?  Thanks.

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"No one ever lost money underestimating the taste of the American public."
- H.L. Mencken

Does anybody here at UVa read this newsgroup (besides me)?

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In article <1992Feb28.164335.12953@neptune.inf.ethz.ch>, rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch (Robert Michl) writes...
> >In article <1992Feb26.160340.19451@uwm.edu> drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) writes:

> >I think Andy said this sometime:
> >"There's a town called "White Horse", and Leo was in prison there."
> >Yes, Leo Johnson was there behind "Swedish Curtains" {as we say here :-)}
> >the day Theresa Banks was killed. (February, 2nd, rite?) A key step in the 
> >proof of Leo not being the killer of Laura Palmer, 'coz Coop said the killer
> >of Theresa is the same as the one, who killed Leland's daughter.

     "Hungry Horse, Montana."  No connection.

In article <1992Feb28.194549.7500@unx.sas.com> saseph@hal.unx.sas.com (Ed Hughes) writes:
In article <1992Feb28.164335.12953@neptune.inf.ethz.ch>, I wrote:

Me:I think Andy said this sometimes:
Me:"There's a town called "White Horse", and Leo was in prison there."

Ed:Close.  It was Hungry Horse, (I believe) Montana.  It was the
Ed:Giant who gave the clue, "Leo, locked inside a hungry horse."

Ok ok, it was "Hungry Horse", Montana.
But who knows? Perhaps it was a hungry white horse. :-))
The horses are not what they seem...

Robert Michl

(rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch)

****************************************************************
->My mother's name is Margaret (like the log Lady)
->My brother's called Dennis (remember Denise Bryson?)
->I'm BOB
->and my sister - guess what ? - Laura!
****************************************************************

rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch (Robert Michl) writes:

> > In article <1992Feb26.160340.19451@uwm.edu> drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Ov
>> > >This t.s. elliot thing doesn't satisfy the white horse dilema for me.
>> > >
>> > >Is the horse a symbol of death or of everlasting life or...
>> > >
>> > >drbenwaycsd4.csd.uwm.edu
> > 
> > I think Andy said this sometimes:
> > "There's a town called "White Horse", and Leo was in prison there."
> > Yes, Leo Johnson was there behind "Swedish Curtains" {as we say here :-)}
> > the day Theresa Banks was killed. (February, 2nd, rite?) A key step in the 
> > proof of Leo not being the killer of Laura Palmer, 'coz Coop said the killer
> > of Theresa is the same as the one, who killed Leland's daughter...
> > 
> > Robert "Bronx" Michl
> > 
> > (rmichl@iiic.ethz.ch)
> > 
> > ****************************************************************
> > ->My mother's name is Margaret (like the log Lady)
> > ->My brother's called Dennis (remember Denise Bryson?)
> > ->I'm BOB
> > ->and my sister - guess what ? - Laura!
> > ****************************************************************
> > 
> > 

The twon was hungry hourse. It was the answer to "Leo was locked in a hungry 
hourse.
                                         -=*=- Gregory C. Salmieri -=*=-

In the Dark Horse comics issue #2 of Star Wars: Dark Empire ( An
incredible book for anyone remotely interested), there's an ad
for (I may be wrong on this) Dark Horse Presents #28, on
sale in March. Listed as one of the artists working on this issue
of the anthology series is... yup, you guessed it. Mr. Lynch. 
Anyone know if this will be a reprint of all the _Angriest Dog
in the World_ strips or if it'll be something new?

Just out of curiosity, does anyone have any information on Heather
Graham's life (i.e. age, marital status, hometown, etc.) I've been 
ing with just her. Thanks in advance...

Short TP:FWWM preview at the UK Full Showing of Peaks at the
Prince Charles theatre yesterday.



MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD !!!!!









Phew !!!, just back from London from the Full Peaks showing.
There was as widely rumoured a short preview of the forthcoming movie.
About 10 minutes in all I'm afraid. It also said UK release was in the
Autumn sometime.

Basically form what I saw in the few clips we did get was ....


Section I: Cooper and Laura's Diary Stuff, and some earlier scenes.
=========

There was a very early clip of Ben Horne and Eileen Hayward. It
involved a non-disabled Eileen having a MAJOR row with Ben and speeding
off in a car and then the scene ended. I presume this is an expansion
on the Ben/Eileen/Who is Donna's Father storyline. I guess there is an
accident and Doc Hayward blames Ben.....

A few music over scenes. Looks like some new Julee Cruise/
David Lynch/Angelo Badalamenti musci for the soundtrack (Yeh !!!).
They were a Leyland watching a person kill someone. There was a flash
of a file Coop was holding with a partially obscured name on it.
It was Ther************. I presume Theresa Banks. Thus, who the
hell was the person who killed her. Windom Earle is all that springs
to my mind here.

Also a short clip of Coop on an island. Possibly the Mexican
one mentioned in the Coop book. The bar looked Mexican(ish) and there
was a parting shot of a chess board.

Section II: The much commented 2 weeks before Laura dies.
==========

Not a lot actually. I thought this was supposed to be the
bulk content of the movie. Maybe it is going to be significant ?

A Harry/Josie intimate scene, though only 15 secs worth. It
switched to outside and we saw what appeared to be Andrew.

A couple of parties with Leo, Bobby, Jacques, Ronnette. It
looked like Leo's cabin in the woods. Also a couple of Laura/Bob
flashback/dream type scenes. That was about all. Somewhat disappointed.

Post Twin Peaks (TV)
====================


Only 2 scenes.

A waiting room (Lodges). All the usual waiting room people.
Plus Josie and Hawk. Josie I can understand but why Hawk ?

Second scene. A funeral. we did not get to see the name on the
gravestone. People who were visibly upset were

Audrey,Harry, Albert,Annie and Andy (surprisingly).



Summary:
======= 

It was all very cobbled together. Looked like a rush job for
the showing. It answered a few questions and each answer created
3 more. Looks like Andrew was the face at the Window. The funeral scene
tried to obscure the fact that it was Coop's. But I think that is
too obvious and is a fake insinuation.

Why Hawk/Joise in the Lodge waiting room.




That's about all I can remember for now. When more comes, I'll
post that. I'm away to bed now for 48hrs too sleep off the doughnuts
(which were scrummy) and the fact that I'm plain knackered.

Regards for now,

Neil

           
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jes2x@fermi.clas.Virginia.EDU  writes:
> > Does anybody here at UVa read this newsgroup (besides me)?
> > 
> > --
> > John Sommerville (jes2x@Virginia.Edu)    <<Ren and Stimpy in '92!>>
> > "No one ever lost money underestimating the taste of the American public."
> > - H.L. Mencken
  Yes.

v113np2v@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu  writes:
> > In the Dark Horse comics issue #2 of Star Wars: Dark Empire ( An
> > incredible book for anyone remotely interested), there's an ad
> > for (I may be wrong on this) Dark Horse Presents #28, on
> > sale in March. Listed as one of the artists working on this issue
> > of the anthology series is... yup, you guessed it. Mr. Lynch. 
> > Anyone know if this will be a reprint of all the _Angriest Dog
> > in the World_ strips or if it'll be something new?
  Cheval Noir reprints Lynch's Dog (two strips per ish).  I
haven't heard anything about DHP #28.  I'm not sure, but I
don't think Dark Horse owns Cheval Noir so I would assume it is
new material.  Then again, we all know what happens when you
assume.