Season 2, Episodes 21–22: Miss Twin Peaks / Beyond Life and Death — June 10, 1991–August 27, 1992
Cooper and Truman decipher part of the secret of the Black Lodge; Cooper helps Annie prepare for the Miss Twin Peaks contest; Major Briggs escapes from Earle; Catherine continues her battle with the black box; Lucy chooses the father of her baby; Earle interrupts the contest.
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more request for info billo@HQ.Ileaf.COM (Bill O'Donnell x3378) 1992-04-17 07:24
Once again, posting for my sister:
hi...
It's me, the UMass film student doing the research paper on TP
is there anyone out there willing to send me a photo copy of
a TP script?
I will pay you for shipping charges and what not...
oh and for those who have tried to email me unsuccessfully
here's a correction in my email address
(note the dot between the e and the O)
Julie.ODonnell@ungrad.umass.edu
thanks
-- Bill O'Donnell billo@ileaf.com Interleaf Inc Prospect Place 9 Hillside Ave Waltham, MA 02154
[src]
Twin Peaks popping up in the strangest places palmerd@washington.cs.unc.edu (Daniel Palmer) 1992-04-17 07:30
From Sesame Street to.... Weird Al Yankovic's new album "Off the Deep End". Al has a parody of the song "U Can't Touch This" by Hammer, called "I Can't Watch This". In it, he takes jabs at several shows including TP: Can't stand Twin Peaks Let's lynch those donut-eating freaks ^^^^^ cute, Al, real cute. Anyway, just thought I should pass this along. -Dan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Before firing off her mouth again, she loaded it with another cigarette. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------[src]
TWIN PEAKS OEUVRE: Update List dcoufal@athena.mit.edu (David E Coufal) 1992-04-17 09:42
This is an update for the TP oeuvre lists. This is only an update; the
full lists follow this post, and are loctaed at the ftp site
'audrey.sait.edu.au'.
If you have corrections, additions or updates, e-mail me at
'dcoufal@athena.mit.edu'.
Anderson, ErikaZandalee (1991) (V)
Anderson, Michael J.AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: "Fools's Fire" (25 Mar 92)
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: (21 Mar 92)
Bowie, DavidLinguini Incident, The (1992)
Boylan, JohnTrouble In Mind (1985)
Boyle, Lara FlynnRed Rock West (in production since 13 Jan 92)
Duchovny, DavidRuby (1992)
Evans, TroyArticle 99 (1992)
Fenn, SherilynDiary of a Hitman (1992)
Gidley, PamelaDisturbed (1990)
Goaz, HarryEERIE, INDIANA: "The Loyal Order of Corn"
(22 Mar 92)
Goetz, Peter MichaelFather of the Bride (1991)
My Girl (1991)
Horse, MichaelPassenger 57 (in production since 13 Jan 92)
Jay, TonyPebble and the Penguin, The (in production
since Nov 91) [animated]
Maclachlan, KyleTrial, The (in production 23 Mar 92)
Where the Day Takes You
Mulkey, ChrisDenial
Silencer, The (in production 11 Feb 92)
Ontkean, MichaelLegacy of Lies (TV) (22 Apr 92)
Parks, MichaelHitman, The (1991)
Stamp of a Killer (TV)
Storyville (1992)
Strong, BrendaSCORCH: [regular] (1992)
Struycken, CarelSTAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Cost of
Living" (18 Apr 92)
Sutherland, KieferAt Close Range (1986)
Few Good Men, A (1992)
Vanishing, The (in production 1 Apr 92)
Warner, David Drive
Old Curiosity Shop, The (1975)
Unnamable Returns, The (in production since
11 Feb 92)
Wilhoite, KathleenLive! From Death Row (3 Apr 92) (TV)
Zabriske, GraceFern Gully: The Last Rainforest (1992)
[animated]
Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)
Directors:
Hunter, TimSaint of Fort Washington, The (in
production 1992)
Writers:
Peyton, HarleyRoute 66 (TV pilot) [Co-executive Producer]
(in pre-production Apr 92)
Pullman, BarryNIGHTMARE CAFE: "Dying Well Is the Best
Revenge" (6 Mar 92)
--
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
[src]
TWIN PEAKS OEUVRE: Actor List (A-L) dcoufal@athena.mit.edu (David E Coufal) 1992-04-17 09:47
This is a list of all the major actors/actresses involved in
"Twin Peaks" to date (4/15/92) 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, ErikaZandalee (1991) (V)
[Selina Swift]
Anderson, Michael J.AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE: "Fool's Fire" (25 Mar 92)
[Man From AnotherGreat Land of Small, The (1987)
Place]Industrial Symphony #1 [concert] (1991)
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: (21 Mar 92)
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)
Linguini Incident, The (1992)
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)
Trouble In Mind (1985)
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)
Red Rock West (in production since 13 Jan 92)
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)
Once Upon a Texas Train (TV)
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)
Ruby (1992)
Evans, TroyArticle 99 (1992)
[T.P. High Principal]"Big Deals" (TV pilot) (3 Aug 91)
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)
Diary of a Hitman (1992)
Dillinger (TV) (6 Jan 91)
Divided We Stand (TV)
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)
EERIE, INDIANA: "The Loyal Order of Corn"
(22 Mar 92)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Goetz, Peter MichaelDragonfire (1990) (TV)
[Evan St. Vincent]Father of the Bride (1991)
My Girl (1991)
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]
Passenger 57 (in production since 13 Jan 92)
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)
Pebble and the Penguin, The (in production since
Nov 91) [animated]
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) (1992)
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
[src]
TWIN PEAKS OEUVRE: Actor List (M-Z) dcoufal@athena.mit.edu (David E Coufal) 1992-04-17 09:49
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)
Trial, The (in production 23 Mar 92)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Where the Day Takes You
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)
Denial
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)
Silencer, The (in production 11 Feb 92)
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)
Legacy of Lies (TV) (22 Apr 92)
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)
Hitman, The (1991)
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)
Stamp of a Killer (TV)
STONEY BURKE: "The Mob Riders" (29 Oct 62)
Story of Pretty Boy Floyd, The (TV) (7 May 74)
Storyville (1992)
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)
SCORCH: [regular] (1992)
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)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Cost of Living"
(18 Apr 92)
Witches of Eastwick, The (1987)
Sutherland, KieferAMAZING STORIES: "The Mission" (3 Nov 85)
[San Stanley]Article 99 (1992)
At Close Range (1986)
Bay Boy, The (1985)
Bright Lights, Big City (1988)
Brotherhood of Justice (TV)
Chicago Joe and the Showgirl (1990)
Crazy Moon (1986)
Few Good Men, A (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)
Vanishing, The (in production 1 Apr 92)
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)
Drive
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) [a.k.a. Morgan - A Suitable Case for
Treatment]
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)
Old Curiosity Shop, The (1975)
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)
Unnamable Returns, The (in production since 11 Feb 92)
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)
Live! From Death Row (3 Apr 92) (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)
Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest (1992) [animated]
"Freedom Road" (mini) (29-30 Oct 79)
Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)
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
[src]
TWIN PEAKS OEUVRE: Director List dcoufal@athena.mit.edu (David E Coufal) 1992-04-17 09:51
This is a list of all the directors involved in "Twin Peaks" to
date (4/15/92) 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)
Saint of Fort Washington, The (in production 1992)
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
[src]
TWIN PEAKS OEUVRE: Writer List dcoufal@athena.mit.edu (David E Coufal) 1992-04-17 09:52
This is a list of all the writers involved in "Twin Peaks" to
date (4/15/92) 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]
Route 66 (TV pilot) [Co-executive Producer] (in
pre-production Apr 92)
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, BarryNIGHTMARE CAFE: "Dying Well Is the Best Revenge"
(6 Mar 92)
SHANNON'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
[src]
Re: UK TP and did leland move? Kimmo.Ketolainen@utu.fi 1992-04-17 10:29
In article <1992Apr16.113021.20548@cs.hw.ac.uk> neilp@cs.hw.ac.uk (Neil Postlethwaite) writes: >> >>But there wre other changes. No commericals, for one. So no >> >>"have a doughnut. Twin Peaks will be right back" or whatever >> >>it was Lucy said. And no "last week on Twin Peaks" (or was >> >>it next week)? > >No doughnut stuff. You're talking shit on the 'previously on > >Twin Peaks though'. This is not the language we want to hear on this group. Give all info you have or be silent. Thank you. -- (~ ~ ~ Kimmo Ketolainen <Kimmo.Ketolainen@utu.fi> ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~_~ ~) ( Phone: +358 21 378227 Mail: Yo-kyla 84 A 10, SF-20540 Turku _ // ) ( Fido: 2:222/151 ICBM: 60.2717N 22.1624E Itchy & Scratchy rule. \X/ ) (___ Be excellent to each other _______________________________________)[src]
Re: Shaking Hands smclewin@ultrix.ramapo.edu (Scooter McLune) 1992-04-17 10:40
timh@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Timothy James Hatfield) writes:
> >In the last two episodes, what is the significance of the momentary "shaking
> >hands", at different times, of Cooper, Annie, Pete, and one or two others I
> >can't remember ? Is it a symbol or "warning" of impending evil/disaster ??
> >[By "shaking hands", I mean "trembling" or "quivering" hands, NOT what people
> >do when they are introduced to each other ... :-)]
I only saw it as a symbol of impending danger. You'll notice that when
BOB appears at the end in the ring of sycamore trees (btw, did anyone
notice that in Cooper's original LMFAP dream, there were 12 candles--
the same amount as the trees? Just curious), that he is reaching out
with his right hand, the same hands that were quivering. I was a little
disappointed with what they did with this very effective piece of fore-
shadowing, though. Cooper was the only one of the people with quivering
hands (save for Pete's pickup truck--"Twelve Rainbow Trout"--which Windham
absconded with--"Grand Theft, Auto. The Log Lady stole my truck"), that
had a major part (or a part at all) in the actual danger, therefore
the full effect was a little lost on me, but then, considering the long
wait between this episode and the last two final ones, the effect wasn't
completely lost...
Jeremy Mullen (again contributing on a very
gracious friend's machine)
"My dog Barks some..."
[src]
Re: Blue Velvet/Twin Peaks vs. Wild at Heart pharvey@mipos3.intel.com (Paul Harvey) 1992-04-17 13:04
In article <1992Apr13.180710.11187@noose.ecn.purdue.edu> xxxx@peptide.ecn.purdue.edu (Name Redacted) writes: > >Why do I like Basic Instinct? Because of the raw action and sexual power > >it conveys. Lynch's movies may be 'deep thinking', but it would be nice > >if he threw in some action scenes now and then. Too many words at times > >make his shows drag on. This became a problem in the later Twin Peaks > >episodes where things got soooo sloooooowww that I stopped liking the > >show as much. The whole plot of the last 7 or 8 episodes could be wrapped > >up in as much time as any one among the 1st 7 episodes. The long pause is a standard technique used in all the arts. It's purpose is to force the observer to stop and think, to listen to the inner voice. Contrast this to the barage/sound-bites/non-stop-action of the commercial or mass media which is designed to not allow the observer time to think. Thinking may ruin the consumer desires that have been implanted, and we certainly can't have everyone listening to their inner voice, can we? It doesn't sound like you'd be a big fan of the famous John Cage piece for piano, what's it called? Something like 4 minutes, 35 seconds. It's all rests. The pianist comes out and places the sheet music on the piano, removes the keyboard cover, places her watch on the piano, and --- silence. I think it's art, but maybe it's kind of an eastern philosophical thing. Most people in the US hate silence, why is that?[src]
FWWM Query eireann@triton.unm.edu (The Fisher King) 1992-04-17 13:09
Some time back a couple of things were posted about FIRE WALK WITH ME, namely a cast list (from the laser disc set, if I recall correctly) and a very skeletal plot synopsis. I was wondering: would whoever posted these two things please mail them to me (via e-mail, o.c.)? And also please tell me where you got the plot info? You see, my friends don't believe ***anything*** I've been telling them about the movie. It's been a difficult time ever since I cried "Wolf" in re the episode featuring the spider woman and all that. -- eireann@triton.unm.edu /\ FORNIT really: The Fisher King / \ SOME from: The Waste Land / () \ FORNUS fornit: Delphe /______\[src]
Tips for understanding Wild at Heart pharvey@mipos3.intel.com (Paul Harvey) 1992-04-17 13:20
For those of you who could not understand WAH, and who want to, try this: Rent the Wizard of Oz and Wild at Heart (with sex scenes, otherwise forget it!) WAKE UP!, use your mind. Study both movies. This in not light entertainment or info-tainment or MTV! If you are not interested in putting in the mind effort required for these movies, don't bother. Stick with Wheel of Fortune. The WoOZ can probably be enjoyed by someone whose mind is idling, WAH probably can not. As a clue, WAH, besides being a remake of WoOZ, is a study of how the word phuk can be soooo good, and soooo bad, as used in US culture. Then ask yourself the question: Why is everyone so wild at heart, but crazy on top? Whoever edited out the sex scenes is definitly crazy on top![src]
TP/NEXP April Fool jgp@rutabaga.Rational.COM (Jim Pellmann) 1992-04-17 17:12
Those of you who are on the mailing list for Andy Bates' (excellent) Northern
Exposure Episode Guide have already seen this, and can ignore this post.
Those of you who don't watch Northern Exposure can also ignore this.
If you are a TP and NEXP fan, you might enjoy this April Fool's edition that
Andy put out. I've only included the humorous parts here.
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Subject: Episode Guide Update 4/1
Well, I'm a little behind on my episode summaries from TV Guide, but I
was able to get a few summaries of upcoming episodes from CBS, so I thought
I'd rush them out ASAP. Enjoy, and have a great day!
Andy Bates.
<majority of guide deleted>
3.20 4/27/92 "The Final Frontier": Panic strikes when Joel and Maggie are
stranded in the wilderness with a stranger who claims to have
met God; Shelly performs in front of a captive audience; and
Maurice suffers a concussion after he bangs his head on a
rafter.
Stranger: Lawrence Luckinbill
3.21 5/4/92 "It Happened In Juneau"
3.22 5/11/92 "The Wedding": When Maggie is discovered to be pregnant,
Joel is forced to make a quick decision about marriage;
Ruth-Anne undergoes breast implants to augment her figure;
and Ed decides to become a lumberjack.
Gunther: Michael Palin
Plastic Surgeon: John Nicholson
3.23 5/18/92 "Cicely": The residents of Cicely assemble for the town's
100-year retrospective; Joel bribes Maurice into releasing
him from his contract and returns home; and Maggie discovers
who was responsible for the death of her previous boyfriends.
BoB: Ray Wise
Dale: Kyle MacLachlan
<more deleted>
This guide is for private use only, and may be distributed freely, as long as
the original text remains unchanged. The Guide may not be used as part of any
publication without the consent of the writer, who may be reached at bates@
ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov.
--
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"I lived in my head mostly." | Jim Pellmann (jgp@rational.com)
"That's not a bad neighborhood." | RATIONAL
"There were some pretty strange neighbors." | Santa Clara, California
[src]
Re: FTP help nmiettin@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Niilo Martti M Miettinen) 1992-04-18 12:30
I am collecting twpks-gifs. Is there any other good ftp-resources besides audrey.sait.edu.au? All information wellcome. Michael.[src]
Thunderheart=FBI Special Agents+Native American Spirituality+Owls nolty@cithe304.cithep.caltech.edu (Bob Nolty) 1992-04-18 16:55
Subject line says it all. Some Peakers may enjoy this current theatrical
release with Val Kilmer as the G-Man who undergoes clothes metamorphosis
in North Dakota.
--
"Usually, replacing the quiet elegance of the dark suit and tie
for the casual indifference of these muted earthtones is a form
of fashion suicide. But, call me crazy, on you it works."
[src]
Re: Various questions..... jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) 1992-04-19 09:50
In article <holsteij.5@scott.skidmore.edu> (JEREMY HOLSTEIN) writes: > >Hiya.... > > Firstly, how much of Peaks was planned? I mean, when they started did > >they know that Leland was going to be the killer or was it sort of made up > >as they went along seat of the pants type of deal? And secondly, just how > >much control did Lynch and Frost have over the plots of each episode? Did > >they hand each author a copy of a plot synopsis and say "Play with this" or > >did the authors have free reign to go where they wanted? I'm pretty sure Twin Peaks was made up as it went along -- or rather, several episodes before it went along. Lynch and Frost have said that they had the killer picked out from the very beginning, but didn't know how they were going to reveal him. I think the entire Euro-ending/first dream sequence was scripted in a hurry, and then they wrote the rest of the series from the premise of "we've got 20 minutes of footage in the can, how can we use this." That's how they jury-rigged all the false clues in the first season based on the dream sequence. By the second season they were pretty obviously coming up with new plots on the fly. For example, after the first season Lara Flynn Boyle was complaining about how dull her part as Donna was, so they came up with the whole is-she-turning-into-Laura plot. Also it's around this time that they start introducing whole plots that had nothing to do with the stories that had been played so far -- the food critic/Norma's mom plot being the biggest example. You'll notice that the focus on BOB as a real being and the owls just comes out of the blue around this time too -- aside from a brief shot of an owl in #1004, there's nothing to indicate the Lodge plotline at all; after the diary was published, all hell broke loose. Also, the really hasty way in which the entire Laura plot was wrapped up (what DID happen to the one-armed man?) makes it look like either the producers didn't think about it very long... or they were under pressure from above to end it. The funny thing is, at the same time there are a number of plotlines which were planted very carefully early on, and not brought up again for months. For example, the smell of engine oil, which Jacoby mentioned in #2001 and Maddy smelled in #2007, only really became important in the final episode. Maybe this was after-the-fact plot kludging, but I think they thought about some aspects of the show throughout its run. If TP was like any other soap, there was a master plan, which the producers and story editors handed down to the individual writers, but we don't know how developed that plan was beforehand. I'm sure all the writers had outlines handed down from on high... though not necessarily by Lynch and Frost. If Kyle's word is anything to go by, they weren't around for a lot of the second season. Oh well.[src]
Re: Various questions..... v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) 1992-04-19 13:46
^Jon Blum writes^
> >I'm pretty sure Twin Peaks was made up as it went along -- or rather,
> >several episodes before it went along. Lynch and Frost have said that
> >they had the killer picked out from the very beginning, but didn't know
> >how they were going to reveal him. I think the entire Euro-ending/first
> >dream sequence was scripted in a hurry, and then they wrote the rest of
> >the series from the premise of "we've got 20 minutes of footage in the
> >can, how can we use this." That's how they jury-rigged all the false
> >clues in the first season based on the dream sequence.
Possibly. But couldn't it have been a mixture of the two? With
the script for 002 already written at that time, Lynch simply
shot the footage that would be the basis of the dream sequence -
and used it for the Euroending. I really don't see why, after
all the "intricacies" we've discovered in TP, everyone has to
jump to the conclusion that Lynch and Frost went "jury rigging"
to save twenty minutes of footage. Doesn't sound like them.
> >By the second season they were pretty obviously coming up with new plots
> >on the fly. For example, after the first season Lara Flynn Boyle was
> >complaining about how dull her part as Donna was, so they came up with the
> >whole is-she-turning-into-Laura plot. Also it's around this time that they
> >start introducing whole plots that had nothing to do with the stories that
> >had been played so far -- the food critic/Norma's mom plot being the
> >biggest example. You'll notice that the focus on BOB as a real being and
> >the owls just comes out of the blue around this time too -- aside from a
> >brief shot of an owl in #1004, there's nothing to indicate the Lodge
> >plotline at all...
Sure there is. In 1004, Hawk tells Cooper at the Roadhouse about
facing your inner fears and your soul being utterly annhilated
if you show imperfect courage -- that's the Black Lodge gantlet,
isn't it? It's the scene that starts, "Do you believe in a soul?"
And Hawk says, "Several."
Like the engine oil you mention in a minunte, the seeds of the Lodges
were planted very, very early. Major Briggs first talks about the
White Lodge in 2001 to Bobby in the diner.
> >after the diary was published, all hell broke loose. Also,
> >the really hasty way in which the entire Laura plot was wrapped up (what
> >DID happen to the one-armed man?) makes it look like either the producers
> >didn't think about it very long... or they were under pressure from above
> >to end it.
Agreed somewhat. They were under pressure to deliver the answer
to "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" before November Sweeps. I don't know
if they were under further pressure to catch the killer fairly
quickly after that or what.
> >The funny thing is, at the same time there are a number of plotlines which
> >were planted very carefully early on, and not brought up again for months.
> >For example, the smell of engine oil, which Jacoby mentioned in #2001 and
> >Maddy smelled in #2007, only really became important in the final episode.
> >Maybe this was after-the-fact plot kludging, but I think they thought
> >about some aspects of the show throughout its run.
Excuse the uninitiated. What is "after-the-fact plot kludging?"
> >If TP was like any other soap,
TP was not like "any other soap." TP, like LA Law, Hill Street, etc,
incorporated certain aspects of the soap opera into its format -
but there were also aspects of the episodic drama, the slapstick
comedy, the mini-series, the mystery, the SF/Fantasy aspects.
Taking that into consideration, the soap opera is not really a huge
part of TP (and by the end, was unfitting almost all-together -- the
pine weasel and Who's Donna's Dad? storylines, straight from the
pages of As the Stomach Turns, didn't fit TP at all if you'll remember).
> >there was a master plan, which the producers
> >and story editors handed down to the individual writers, but we don't know
> >how developed that plan was beforehand. I'm sure all the writers had
> >outlines handed down from on high... though not necessarily by Lynch and
> >Frost. If Kyle's word is anything to go by, they weren't around for a
> >lot of the second season. Oh well.
Yeah, I heard that David and Mark had split until just about the
end as well. Everyone does all this bitching and moaning about
why the series got such horrible ratings in the US and was canned,
but really, it was as much Lynch/Frosts's fault as anyone's. They
didn't have the dedication to the project to stick around and
keep writing and directing.
Anyway, TP wasn't written like a soap. TP was written like
a prime time drama. The writers met to kick around ideas etc,
for the episode in question. Everyone's got a copy of the first
draft script. Etc. Things become ironed out. It's a very
open process.
Except that for TP, entire pages of the scripts were removed before
they were given to the writers - these were written by Frost and
Lynch with no credit, I heard, though that's probably just rumor -
and the actors were only given THEIR scenes in the script, not
the whole thing.
^She's My Cousin But Doesn't She^
^Look Almost Exactly^
____________^Like Laura Palmer^____________
^Scott Gorcey, v075q5fr@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu^
[src]
Re: Various questions..... jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) 1992-04-19 15:16
In article <1992Apr19.194635.19832@acsu.buffalo.edu> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes: > >^Jon Blum writes^ >> >>I think the entire Euro-ending/first >> >>dream sequence was scripted in a hurry, and then they wrote the rest of >> >>the series from the premise of "we've got 20 minutes of footage in the >> >>can, how can we use this." That's how they jury-rigged all the false >> >>clues in the first season based on the dream sequence. > > Possibly. But couldn't it have been a mixture of the two? With > > the script for 002 already written at that time, Lynch simply > > shot the footage that would be the basis of the dream sequence - > > and used it for the Euroending. I really don't see why, after > > all the "intricacies" we've discovered in TP, everyone has to > > jump to the conclusion that Lynch and Frost went "jury rigging" > > to save twenty minutes of footage. Doesn't sound like them. Except that the show hadn't been picked up for anything beyond the pilot at the time of the dream-sequence shooting (it was done in Snoqualmie at the time of the pilot -- check how different Coop's bedroom looks in the Euro-version, and the quality of the lighting etc), so they wouldn't have written the script for #1002 yet. They could have had vague ideas, true -- but they wouldn't have set too much in stone. After all, they had no idea how they'd have to structure the plot until they knew how many episodes they'd be picked up for. Also, for that matter, when Jason Hall posted a summary of the script for #1001 a few months back, it was missing important things like Jacoby having the necklace in the final scene. This implies that even by the scripting stage major plot points were still being worked out. >> >>You'll notice that the focus on BOB as a real being and >> >>the owls just comes out of the blue around this time too -- aside from a >> >>brief shot of an owl in #1004, there's nothing to indicate the Lodge >> >>plotline at all... > > Sure there is. In 1004, Hawk tells Cooper at the Roadhouse about > > facing your inner fears and your soul being utterly annhilated > > if you show imperfect courage -- that's the Black Lodge gantlet, Did he? Correct me if I'm wrong -- as I'm sure you will -- but to my memory the speech about the Dweller on the Threshold annihilating your soul came from #2011 or #2012. The speech at the Roadhouse in #1003 was about Laura's dreamsoul wandering the earth, not the Lodges. > > Like the engine oil you mention in a minunte, the seeds of the Lodges > > were planted very, very early. Major Briggs first talks about the > > White Lodge in 2001 to Bobby in the diner. Which was written and shot about nine months after the first season wrapped, and a year and a half after the pilot. The numbers aren't exact, but the point is that the show had been around a long time before the first concrete evidence of the Lodges. >> >>after the diary was published, all hell broke loose. Also, >> >>the really hasty way in which the entire Laura plot was wrapped up (what >> >>DID happen to the one-armed man?) makes it look like either the producers >> >>didn't think about it very long... or they were under pressure from above >> >>to end it. > > Agreed somewhat. They were under pressure to deliver the answer > > to "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" before November Sweeps. I don't know > > if they were under further pressure to catch the killer fairly > > quickly after that or what. I think it might also have had something to do with contracts expiring. Notice that Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Joan Chen, and James Marshall had all exited in what could have been pretty final ways by the end of #2009. >> >>For example, the smell of engine oil, which Jacoby mentioned in #2001 and >> >>Maddy smelled in #2007, only really became important in the final episode. >> >>Maybe this was after-the-fact plot kludging, but I think they thought > > Excuse the uninitiated. What is "after-the-fact plot kludging?" Saying "Oh yeah, THIS is what that bit really meant", when in fact the writers at the time had no intention of using it that way. The writers of Doctor Who are masters at that sort of continuity twisting. Having the red drapes represent Jacques' cabin in the first season, and then changing that into the symbol of the Lodges towards the end of the show, is another example... or, on the other hand, making up the Jacques-cabin solution when they didn't intend that as the meaning either at the time of shooting (IMHO) is the same thing too. Examples of plot twists that were never planned at the time the storyline began are all over the place in TP. Take Andrew Packard's return from the dead -- a soap-opera move totally out of character with the very serious, down-to-earth pilot. Try to convince me that was planned from the beginning. >> >>If TP was like any other soap, > > TP was not like "any other soap." > > Taking that into consideration, the soap opera is not really a huge > > part of TP (and by the end, was unfitting almost all-together -- the > > pine weasel and Who's Donna's Dad? storylines, straight from the > > pages of As the Stomach Turns, didn't fit TP at all if you'll remember). OK, if TP was like any other NIGHTTIME DRAMA... (the writing process on shows like Wiseguy and Knots Landing are pretty much the same) >> >>there was a master plan, which the producers >> >>and story editors handed down to the individual writers, but we don't know >> >>how developed that plan was beforehand. I'm sure all the writers had > > Anyway, TP wasn't written like a soap. TP was written like > > a prime time drama. The writers met to kick around ideas etc, > > for the episode in question. Everyone's got a copy of the first > > draft script. Etc. Things become ironed out. It's a very > > open process. What you've described is an ordinary soap opera story conference... except that the PRODUCERS and story editors do the sit-down usually. Of course, if you check the Writers' list, you'll notice that the writers usually were the producers on TP, which kinda makes the distinction moot. > > Except that for TP, entire pages of the scripts were removed before > > they were given to the writers - these were written by Frost and > > Lynch with no credit, I heard, though that's probably just rumor - > > and the actors were only given THEIR scenes in the script, not > > the whole thing. Hmm? I hadn't heard. For which episodes? The revelation of BOB in #2007, probably, but what other plot twists were kept secret from everyone?[src]
Re: Various questions..... v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) 1992-04-19 17:02
>>>> >>>>^Jon Blum writes^
>>> >>>I think the entire Euro-ending/first
>>> >>>dream sequence was scripted in a hurry, and then they wrote the rest of
>>> >>>the series from the premise of "we've got 20 minutes of footage in the
>>> >>>can, how can we use this." That's how they jury-rigged all the false
>>> >>>clues in the first season based on the dream sequence.
^Scott Gorcey writes^
>> >> Possibly. But couldn't it have been a mixture of the two? With
>> >> the script for 002 already written at that time, Lynch simply
>> >> shot the footage that would be the basis of the dream sequence -
>> >> and used it for the Euroending. I really don't see why, after
>> >> all the "intricacies" we've discovered in TP, everyone has to
>> >> jump to the conclusion that Lynch and Frost went "jury rigging"
>> >> to save twenty minutes of footage. Doesn't sound like them.
^Jon again^
> >Except that the show hadn't been picked up for anything beyond the pilot
> >at the time of the dream-sequence shooting (it was done in Snoqualmie at
> >the time of the pilot -- check how different Coop's bedroom looks in the
> >Euro-version, and the quality of the lighting etc), so they wouldn't have
> >written the script for #1002 yet. They could have had vague ideas, true --
> >but they wouldn't have set too much in stone. After all, they had no idea
> >how they'd have to structure the plot until they knew how many episodes
> >they'd be picked up for.
This isn't true. When Lynch and Frost pitched Twin Peaks, then called
Northern Passage, to ABC, they pitched a series: a pilot and seven
episodes. They were given the go ahead at the pitch stage to PRODUCE
the pilot and write the other seven. The pilot would be shot on
location, then moved to sound stages for the series.
It is very conceivable that the entire first season was written
before the pilot was shot, or finished shooting.
> >Also, for that matter, when Jason Hall posted a summary of the script for
> >#1001 a few months back, it was missing important things like Jacoby having
> >the necklace in the final scene. This implies that even by the scripting
> >stage major plot points were still being worked out.
I have a script for 1001. It is labled a fourth draft and has a date
(which I can't remember) so I don't know how close to final it is,
or how close to final Jason Hall's is, but the Jacoby revelation
is in mine.
>>> >>>You'll notice that the focus on BOB as a real being and
>>> >>>the owls just comes out of the blue around this time too -- aside from a
>>> >>>brief shot of an owl in #1004, there's nothing to indicate the Lodge
>>> >>>plotline at all...
>> >> Sure there is. In 1004, Hawk tells Cooper at the Roadhouse about
>> >> facing your inner fears and your soul being utterly annhilated
>> >> if you show imperfect courage -- that's the Black Lodge gantlet,
> >Did he? Correct me if I'm wrong -- as I'm sure you will -- but to my
> >memory the speech about the Dweller on the Threshold annihilating your
> >soul came from #2011 or #2012. The speech at the Roadhouse in #1003 was
> >about Laura's dreamsoul wandering the earth, not the Lodges.
I think the Dweller on the Threshold conversation happened about
when you say -- but go back and watch their conversation in 1004,
because Hawk is very clearly talking about what evolved into the
concepts of the Lodges.
>> >> Like the engine oil you mention in a minunte, the seeds of the Lodges
>> >> were planted very, very early. Major Briggs first talks about the
>> >> White Lodge in 2001 to Bobby in the diner.
> >Which was written and shot about nine months after the first season wrapped,
> >and a year and a half after the pilot. The numbers aren't exact, but the
> >point is that the show had been around a long time before the first
> >concrete evidence of the Lodges.
Well... If you're looking to find fault with Twin Peaks, yeah, the
first concrete evidence didn't come until 2001 (the "ninth" episode
of Twin Peaks -- my God, they took so long to introduce it!). But
if you are looking at Twin Peaks from a "this is what they were
talking about" attitude, then it's cool foreshadowing.
I go in for the latter (as I suspect most of us do).
[Who Killed That Blue Bitch?]
>> >> Agreed somewhat. They were under pressure to deliver the answer
>> >> to "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" before November Sweeps. I don't know
>> >> if they were under further pressure to catch the killer fairly
>> >> quickly after that or what.
> >I think it might also have had something to do with contracts expiring.
> >Notice that Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Joan Chen, and James Marshall had all
> >exited in what could have been pretty final ways by the end of #2009.
I don't know about this but I don't think so. Sheryl and Ray both
appeared later (in the final episode). Joan was not quite gone yet,
just dead -- I suspect that when Ben Horne turned suddenly in his
office during the last episode, he was looking at Josie. And I
suspect that there will be some Josie-rescuing when Harry and
Hawk raid the waiting room during the post-"How's Annie?" parts
of FWWM (which isn't a spoiler, just my intuition).
I do know that James Marshall wanted out and would probably not
have been around at all if a third season had happened - but he's
in the movie, isn't he? So who cares.
>>> >>>For example, the smell of engine oil, which Jacoby mentioned in #2001 and
>>> >>>Maddy smelled in #2007, only really became important in the final episode.
>>> >>>Maybe this was after-the-fact plot kludging, but I think they thought
>> >> Excuse the uninitiated. What is "after-the-fact plot kludging?"
> >Saying "Oh yeah, THIS is what that bit really meant", when in fact the
> >writers at the time had no intention of using it that way. The writers of
> >Doctor Who are masters at that sort of continuity twisting. Having the
> >red drapes represent Jacques' cabin in the first season, and then changing
> >that into the symbol of the Lodges towards the end of the show, is another
> >example... or, on the other hand, making up the Jacques-cabin solution when
> >they didn't intend that as the meaning either at the time of shooting (IMHO)
> >is the same thing too.
That's what we English Lit majors call "bullshit." It doesn't matter
what the writer/director intended -- just what you got out of it.
The subconscious is a strange and fucked up thing.
> >Examples of plot twists that were never planned at the time the storyline
> >began are all over the place in TP. Take Andrew Packard's return from
> >the dead -- a soap-opera move totally out of character with the very
> >serious, down-to-earth pilot. Try to convince me that was planned from the
> >beginning.
Try to convince me it wasn't an option from the beginning. I heard
"Andrew died in a boating accident about a year and a half ago" and
I said, "He's not dead."
I'm not saying Andrew's introduction was planned the way it eventually
happened. But Lynch and Frost certainly set up the backstory for
Andrew in such a way that the character could be brought in at any
time.
>>> >>>If TP was like any other soap,
>> >> TP was not like "any other soap."
>> >> Taking that into consideration, the soap opera is not really a huge
>> >> part of TP (and by the end, was unfitting almost all-together -- the
>> >> pine weasel and Who's Donna's Dad? storylines, straight from the
>> >> pages of As the Stomach Turns, didn't fit TP at all if you'll remember).
> >OK, if TP was like any other NIGHTTIME DRAMA... (the writing process on shows
> >like Wiseguy and Knots Landing are pretty much the same)
Wiseguy was more of a soap than Twin Peaks was, in terms of serial
plotting. Wiseguy worked on "story arcs" as I recall (though I
never really watched it) - serials. But I basically agree with you
here.
>>> >>>there was a master plan, which the producers
>>> >>>and story editors handed down to the individual writers, but we don't know
>>> >>>how developed that plan was beforehand. I'm sure all the writers had
>> >> Anyway, TP wasn't written like a soap. TP was written like
>> >> a prime time drama. The writers met to kick around ideas etc,
>> >> for the episode in question. Everyone's got a copy of the first
>> >> draft script. Etc. Things become ironed out. It's a very
>> >> open process.
> >What you've described is an ordinary soap opera story conference... except
> >that the PRODUCERS and story editors do the sit-down usually. Of course,
> >if you check the Writers' list, you'll notice that the writers usually
> >were the producers on TP, which kinda makes the distinction moot.
Except that soaps are never written with closure in mind. You
will never sit in a story conference and hear one of the writers
or producers say, "Listen, I have this idea. It would run two
episodes and then end with a bang." Doesn't happen this way.
In soap operas, the premise is pitched and written into the serial
before anybody has even thought of an ending.
Contract stips are like, "Began a storyline that ran 14 weeks, you
get paid soandso."
Peaks always had the end in mind when it began something - like
Lucy's plot summary for "Invitation to Love" in 1005, a plot
summary which describes exactly what is going to happen in Twin
Peaks for the next 3 episodes (including 1005). That's closure.
>> >> Except that for TP, entire pages of the scripts were removed before
>> >> they were given to the writers - these were written by Frost and
>> >> Lynch with no credit, I heard, though that's probably just rumor -
>> >> and the actors were only given THEIR scenes in the script, not
>> >> the whole thing.
> >Hmm? I hadn't heard. For which episodes? The revelation of BOB in #2007,
> >probably, but what other plot twists were kept secret from everyone?
Well, pretty much for all of them. At least, all of them during
the first season and the Laura-storyline of the second. After
that, I don't know. The series had really died. So I don't
think anybody really worried about the media getting its hands
on it at that point.
^She's My Cousin But Doesn't She^
^Look Almost Exactly^
____________^Like Laura Palmer^____________
^Scott Gorcey, v075q5fr@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu^
[src]
Feuer, zieh mit mir! Marc_Van_Woerkom@dungeon.fido.de (Marc Van Woerkom) 1992-04-19 20:00
Hi! Just saw the german release date of FWWM: 20th August! Bye, Marc PS: If anyone knows the dutch date, please mail it to me![src]
Lair of the White Worm 01sybok@ac.dal.ca 1992-04-20 04:20
I just thought I'd mention this: for all of you who liked Twin Peaks ( and who on this group didn't ;-), you might enjoy Lair of the White Worm. It's a bit on the campy side, but it has some *very* Peakish aspects (takes place in a small community, freakish dream sequences, a fair bit of humor etc.) It dosen't have any TP actors or directors or anything, it just struck me as being something you guys would like. Later Mike (no, I'm *not* going to refund you money if you hate it ;-)[src]
Re: Lair of the White Worm <SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu> 1992-04-20 08:26
Other movies by the same director as Lair of the White Worm (Ken Russell)
are:
Altered States (a must see!)
Gothic (somewhat twisted, but hey, Lynch falls in that category.)
Whore (different-that's all I can say, and not what you think.)
Sean
[src]
Slow things xxxx@peptide.ecn.purdue.edu (Name Redacted) 1992-04-20 09:49
No, I don't think I would like the John Cage piece, (even though I know how to play the piano). Right now I have been listening to the new album 'Doppleganger' by Curve over and over again. I prefer music at that speed. I wonder what the new Pale Saints album sounds like also.... I don't believe in using pauses for anything since it wastes time.[src]
Re: Lair of the White Worm sjs28257@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Steve Stelter) 1992-04-20 11:02
<SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu> writes: > > Other movies by the same director as Lair of the White Worm (Ken Russell) > >are: > > Altered States (a must see!) > > Gothic (somewhat twisted, but hey, Lynch falls in that category.) > > Whore (different-that's all I can say, and not what you think.) Also "Lisztomania."[src]
>>>>>>Various questions..... kwest@andromeda.rutgers.edu (Kenneth C West) 1992-04-20 11:26
A great deal of writers/artists make stuff up as they go along, at least in first drafts. Why is it so hard to comprehend? They write a first draft, as things go on they connect things they didn't see at first, have a few inspirations with quirky bits of plot that make it all seem so tightly wound (kludging, someone called it) and then stream-line it in later drafts. Except in TV you don't always get a second or third draft, and the plumbing still shows, sometimes..... -Jeff Somers[src]
Could someone please repost.... holsteij@scott.skidmore.edu (JEREMY HOLSTEIN) 1992-04-20 12:45
...the Fire Walk With Me plot summary? I haven't heard ANYTHING about it, really. Isn't it supposed to be a PreQuel? Not a Sequel to the series? Or is it going to wrap up the plot lines which were spun for the 3rd season? What's the deal? Agh, so many questions.... -Grendel[src]
Madchen Amick in Sleepwalkers carolo@cse.ucsc.edu (Carol Osterbrock) 1992-04-20 13:58
I saw Stephen King's new movie "Sleepwalkers" over the weekend, or maybe it is Sleepwalker. Madchen Amick is the female lead. She was good, although the character was pretty stupid for somebody who was supposed to be so smart, but then I guess I always think that at horror movies. If people were smart, it would be a pretty boring movie. It is quite gory, and has a little gratuitous sex, and some of it is wildly funny. I think it is partly making fun of the genre. I've never seen anybody stabbed to death with a corncob before. (I don't think that's a spoiler -- no characters mentioned.) Shelly appears all through the movie, and she is OK, although as I said the character is pretty lame. I wouldn't really recommend paying huge amounts of money to see it, although if you know somebody who is kinda squeamish and you want to get to know them better ;-), there are scenes where they will probably jump and grab your arm. I liked it a lot, because of the cats. I won't say any more about that subject, but if you like cats you will like the premise of the movie. Disclaimer -- I'm not a movie reviewer, and I'm not a Stephen King fanatic, so I can't compare any of his other stuff with this. I was surprised to see Madchen Amick featured, so I figured I'd post something about the movie. later, -carol -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Carol Osterbrock * Such a long, long time to be gone carolo@cse.ucsc.edu * And a short time to be there... ===============================================================================[src]
Re: Wild at Heart Raelin J Sawka <rs7y+@andrew.cmu.edu> 1992-04-20 14:03
I know I'm responding late to this but it brings up one of my major gripes with this bboard -- and the very reason why I don't read it as often anymore. Here's my two cents -- Your searches for meaning in David Lynch's stuff are absurd!! The man puts neat images together to play with reality. It doesn't mean anything. It just looks and sounds neat. He does this stuff to mess with your heads -- that's all. You will not find the answers to life, the universe and everything in David Lynch. What you will find is interesting, entertaining, fun stuff. Albeit a little weird, but just fun. Let's use this bboard to discuss how neat David Lynch is rather than dissect his work for meaning. Once you start searching your own life for meaning rather than someone else's, we'll all be happier. Thank you for listening to my two cents-- Raelin By the way, I thought Wild at Heart was much cooler than Blue Velvet.[src]
Was this TP broadcast? smay@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Scott Smay) 1992-04-20 14:31
I rented what was advertised as the Twin Peaks pilot at the local video store. This was supposed to be enhanced with sequences cut from the broadcast version. I thought I had seen all the episodes, but now I am wondering since there was mind-blowing stuff I had never seen. Could someone tell me if this stuff was broadcast? 1. Mike shooting Bob in the hospital basement. 2. Cooper, Laura Palmer and the dwarf in the red room of the B?W? Lodge 25 years later, Cooper looking quite aged. The worst thing about watching this was realizing (again) how empty the tube is since TP. thanks, scott smay[src]
Re: Madchen Amick in Sleepwalkers cs162sbd@sdcc5.ucsd.edu (Eddie the 'ead) 1992-04-20 14:42
In <33362@darkstar.ucsc.edu> carolo@cse.ucsc.edu (Carol Osterbrock) writes: > >at horror movies. If people were smart, it would be a pretty boring > >movie. What fun would there be if Madchen walked away from Brian Krause after hitting him with the camera? *8^) > >wildly funny. I think it is partly making fun of the genre. I've Yup, that's the way I took it. I thought it was great! It seemed like it never really took itself seriously. Alice Krige firing shots at the police cars and the cars exploding, the corn cob bit, the crack about the wind, "It was *not* the fuckin wind!" > >never seen anybody stabbed to death with a corncob before. (I don't > >think that's a spoiler -- no characters mentioned.) It's in the commercials, but I guess it's a little unclear about exactly what it was... > >it a lot, because of the cats. I won't say any more about that subject, > >but if you like cats you will like the premise of the movie. Hm, I thought that those who liked cats wouldn't like it since not all the cats are treated real nice in the movie. *8^) Although I thought it was cool that the cats were the good guys in the movie (I went into the movie thinking the cats were the bad guys, looks like it in the newspaper ads). Was anyone else bothered by the fact that Madchen bites her lower lip in nearly every scene she has? Also by the unnecessary panning in all the establishing shots? Seems to me that people would generally not like this (as can be seen by the 40% drop in the box-office in the second weekend) but I think a lot of die-hard King fans would like it. Some people are taking the movie too seriously and are finding that it sucks. If you like horror movies and want a little fun with it, then I recommend Sleepwalkers! It's pretty fun to catch all the cameos... Mark Hamill in the beginning, King, Clive Barker, and Tobe Hooper at the crime site, Joe Dante and John Landis at the film lab... Also, Diane Delano, Officer Semansky from Northern Exposure. ed -- /\__Edwin Nomura -- enomura@ucsd.edu____________________________________/\ / \\ One day I'll get what's mine / \\ / \\\ Through the persistence of time / \\\ / \\\\____________________________________"Time," Anthrax_____________/ \\\\[src]
Re: Dune butteris@dingus.ssc.gov (Jamey Butteris) 1992-04-20 14:50
In article <1992Apr14.191339.7420@waikato.ac.nz> hist1261@waikato.ac.nz writes: > > In article <1992Apr14.053023.15381@acsu.buffalo.edu>, v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes: >> > > >> > > Did anyone besides me ^like^ _Dune_?? >> > > >> > > ^She's My Cousin But Doesn't She^ >> > > ^Look Almost Exactly^ >> > > ____________^Like Laura Palmer^____________ >> > > ^Scott Gorcey, v075q5fr@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu^ > > No. yes.[src]
Grace Zabriskie sighting jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) 1992-04-20 16:01
In the new animated film 'FernGully' (doncha love that trend of smooshing words together but leaving the capitals in?), Grace "Sarah Palmer" Zabriskie does one of the voices. She plays Magi Luni, a sort of godmother to the fairies in the rainforest. Didn't recognize her voice until the end credits...[src]
TP References: Cowboy Junkies jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) 1992-04-20 16:11
A while back folks were posting references to TP that turned up in the outside world. Well, it might just be me, but the Cowboy Junkies' latest album seems to be full of them. For those who haven't heard them, the Junkies' are the kind of band that could get a gig at the Twin Peaks Roadhouse -- blues/country/rock, very soft and melancholy, and VERY atmospheric. Their lead singer, Margo Timmins, even sounds like Julee Cruise on occasion, and at a recent concert I saw that her brother Michael (a guitarist) looks exactly like Harold Smith, right down to staying hidden in the shadows on stage for most of the show. A lot of their songs deal with small towns and vaguely Peaks-ish moodiness, but there are two bits on their new album, "Black-Eyed Man", that really bring TP to mind. The end of their gorgeous love song, "If You Were The Woman And I Was The Man", fades into a very Audrey-ish clarinet solo, and another song, "This Street, That Man, This Life" basically sums up the entire Twin Peaks ethos in three minutes and fourteen seconds. Here are the lyrics -- hope you enjoy them as much as I did. Great album. This street holds its secrets like a cobra holds its kill This street minds its business like a jailer minds his jail That house there is haunted, that door's a portal to hell This street holds its secrets very well That man wears his skin like a dancer wears her veils That man stalks his victim like a cancer stalks a cell That man's soul has left him, his heart's as deadly as a rusty nail That man sheds his skin like a veil Lord, you play a hard game, you know we follow every rule, Then you take the one thing we thought we'd never lose All I ask is if she's with you please keep her warm and safe And if it's in your power please purge the memory of this place This life holds its secrets like a seashell holds the sea Soft and distant, calling, like a fading memory This life has its victories, but its defeats tear so viciously This life holds its secrets like the sea[src]
Re: Dune mfrazer@scott.skidmore.edu (matthew frazer) 1992-04-20 18:23
butteris@dingus.ssc.gov (Jamey Butteris) writes:
> > In article <1992Apr14.191339.7420@waikato.ac.nz> hist1261@waikato.ac.nz
> > writes:
>> > > In article <1992Apr14.053023.15381@acsu.buffalo.edu>,
> > v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes:
>>> > > >
>>> > > > Did anyone besides me ^like^ _Dune_??
>>> > > >
>>> > > > ^She's My Cousin But Doesn't She^
>>> > > > ^Look Almost Exactly^
>>> > > > ____________^Like Laura Palmer^____________
>>> > > > ^Scott Gorcey, v075q5fr@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu^
>> > > No.
> > yes.
Yes she does look like Laura Palmer, and yes, it was a great movie. As
always the book was far better, but then again we all have the best
movie production teams and equipment right upstairs and real world
producers have to make do with what is available to them in order to
simulate the movie in their heads. BTW Frank Herbert liked what was
done, perhaps not the final piece, but the scenes that were in the
film were apparently close to what he envisioned Dune to be. If you
liked the Dune series, the I would highly suggest reading "The White
Plague" by Frank Herbert, it is as good if not better in some respects
than Dune.
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"Diane...as we know from experiments conducted on American GI's during
the Korean War, sleep deprivation is a one way ticket to temporary
psychosis. And I'm working on a three day jag."
FBI Agent Dale Cooper, Twin Peaks
I do not have insomnia.
It's just that I don't always remember to sleep
...............................................................................
Matthew Frazer Matthew Frazer
5 Stevens Way Box 276
Durham NH 03824 Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs NY 12866
Internet: mfrazer@skidmore.edu
[src]
Re: Wild at Heart mfrazer@scott.skidmore.edu (matthew frazer) 1992-04-20 18:32
Raelin J Sawka <rs7y+@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
> > Your searches for meaning in David Lynch's stuff are absurd!!
> > The man puts neat images together to play with reality. It doesn't mean
> > anything.
> > It just looks and sounds neat.
> > He does this stuff to mess with your heads -- that's all.
I'll Say!!
> > What you will find is interesting, entertaining, fun stuff. Albeit a
> > little weird, but just fun.
Of course, that is what it's all about FUN.
> > Let's use this bboard to discuss how neat David Lynch is rather than
> > dissect his work for meaning. Once you start searching your own life for
> > meaning rather than someone else's, we'll all be happier.
Ah.. A lyric from Bono is coming to mind: "Find yourself in someone
else, don't find yourself in me..." If You're interested it is from
Love Comes Tumbling on the Wide Awake in America album
> >
> > Thank you for listening to my two cents--
> >
> > Raelin
> >
> > By the way, I thought Wild at Heart was much cooler than Blue Velvet.
I've not seen Wild at Heart but I did like BV. I still can't believe
how graphically DL presents violence in both this and TP ie Maddys
death scene. Yipes, but he does it so well...
--
...............................................................................
"Diane...as we know from experiments conducted on American GI's during
the Korean War, sleep deprivation is a one way ticket to temporary
psychosis. And I'm working on a three day jag."
FBI Agent Dale Cooper, Twin Peaks
I do not have insomnia.
It's just that I don't always remember to sleep
...............................................................................
Matthew Frazer Matthew Frazer
5 Stevens Way Box 276
Durham NH 03824 Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs NY 12866
Internet: mfrazer@skidmore.edu
[src]
Re: Wild at Heart jmullen@ultrix.ramapo.edu (Jeremy Mullen) 1992-04-20 19:20
Raelin J Sawka <rs7y+@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
> >I know I'm responding late to this but it brings up one of my major
> >gripes with this bboard -- and the very reason why I don't read it as
> >often anymore.
> >Here's my two cents --
> >Your searches for meaning in David Lynch's stuff are absurd!!
> >The man puts neat images together to play with reality. It doesn't mean
> >anything.
> >It just looks and sounds neat.
> >He does this stuff to mess with your heads -- that's all.
> >You will not find the answers to life, the universe and everything in
> >David Lynch.
> >What you will find is interesting, entertaining, fun stuff. Albeit a
> >little weird, but just fun.
> >Let's use this bboard to discuss how neat David Lynch is rather than
> >dissect his work for meaning. Once you start searching your own life for
> >meaning rather than someone else's, we'll all be happier.
> >Thank you for listening to my two cents--
> >Raelin
> >By the way, I thought Wild at Heart was much cooler than Blue Velvet.
I'm glad that you wrote this, I feel the same way. In fact, I'm sur-
prised that his movies make as much sense as they do, considering the
fact that they started out as random notes on index cards. Think about
Eraserhead, I'm sure 90% of that started out as Bob's Big Boy napkins.
Anyway, I do not overanalyze his movies, I just let them take me where
Lynch wants me to go.
Jeremy Mullen
"My dog barks some..."
[src]
Some More Coincidences... v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) 1992-04-20 19:22
Here's another TP "coincidence..."
A friend of mine who lives there called me up after
the pilot and said there was a Pulaski Road in
Cooperstown, NY on which a high school girl named
Ronnie had been attacked. It was attempted rape,
the asshole got away, but not before he broke all
her fingers and ripped off her clothes.
The poor girl apparently was walking down Pulaski
road, in her slip, with 10 broken fingers when
she was discovered.
_________Oh, I looked at the clock.__________
_______Because I was saying to myself________
_Where could he be going at five after seven_
________With that sawed-off shotgun?_________
Wanda, Endearing Herself To
Her Majesty's Courts System
_A Fish Called Wanda_
[src]
Re: Slow things joe@zitt (Joe Zitt) 1992-04-20 23:24
xxxx@peptide.ecn.purdue.edu (Name Redacted) writes: > > I don't believe in using pauses for anything since it wastes time. Listen more closely to the pauses -- what you hear when attempting silence may be as interesting as the sound that surrounds it. -- "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[src]
NEXP (UK), wierd Twin Peaks piss take ? neilp@cs.hw.ac.uk (Neil Postlethwaite) 1992-04-21 02:03
Just caught I think the 5th episode of Northern Exposure in the UK, NEXP (UK). The one when Joel's fiance Elaine comes to visit Sicely at the time of the 'flu epidemic. Was there any purpose behind the Twin Peaks sketch or was it just a piss take for all the people who compare NEXP to Peaks ??? Personally I think NEXP gets better and better each week. I love it. Neil[src]
Re: Dune exujep@exu.ericsson.se (Jeff Epstein) 1992-04-21 05:58
In article <1992Apr20.215052.24623@sunova.ssc.gov>, butteris@dingus.ssc.gov (Jamey Butteris) writes: |> In article <1992Apr14.191339.7420@waikato.ac.nz> hist1261@waikato.ac.nz |> writes: |> > In article <1992Apr14.053023.15381@acsu.buffalo.edu>, |> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes: |> > > |> > > Did anyone besides me ^like^ _Dune_?? |> > > |> > > ^She's My Cousin But Doesn't She^ |> > > ^Look Almost Exactly^ |> > > ____________^Like Laura Palmer^____________ |> > > ^Scott Gorcey, v075q5fr@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu^ |> > No. |> yes. >>> >>>One of the two greatest books I've ever read (Atlas Shrugged is the other). The movie sucked.[src]
Re: NEXP (UK), wierd Twin Peaks piss take ? dj@ssd.kodak.com (Dave Jones) 1992-04-21 09:59
In article <1992Apr21.090328.310@cs.hw.ac.uk> neilp@cs.hw.ac.uk (Neil Postlethwaite) writes: > > > >Just caught I think the 5th episode of Northern Exposure in the UK, > >NEXP (UK). The one when Joel's fiance Elaine comes to visit Sicely at the time > >of the 'flu epidemic. > > > >Was there any purpose behind the Twin Peaks sketch or was it just a > >piss take for all the people who compare NEXP to Peaks ??? > > It was, as you say, a piss-take. Twin Peaks was very much alive and sicking when that episode of NEXP went out. If I remember right it was broadcast in the summer between seasons of TP. -- ||Dave Jones (dj@ekcolor.ssd.kodak.com) ||-------------------------------| ||Eastman Kodak Co. Rochester, NY 14653-7300|-------------------------------| || If Unix is a computer system ||-------------------------------| || then a pile of bricks is a house ||-------------------------------|[src]
TP EPISODES davidc@ravel.udel.edu (David Casper) 1992-04-21 11:46
I am wondering if the Twin Peaks episodes were ever released in VHS format? I have never read this newsgroup before and would appreciate any info (i.e., how much, what company, etc...) I do not get a chance to read this newsgroup very often, so please email any information to: davidc@brahms.udel.edu (David Casper, Student: University of Delaware)[src]
Real TP Places. glandon@nmt.edu (Gregory Landon) 1992-04-21 19:46
Could whoever posted the very extensive list of the places used in the filming of Twin Peaks and their actual locations in Snoqualmie, North Bend, etc. please repost it, or email me a copy. Thanks in advance, Greg Landon glandon@jupiter.nmt.edu[src]
Hurry Up With Script mfrazer@scott.skidmore.edu (matthew frazer) 1992-04-22 01:06
I sure wish the persoon who was gonna post the FWWM script would hurry
up. I'll be gone in a week with no way to access my acount except by a
long distance call. Ack
--
Note: I left my unofficial amazing aka in alt.fan.monty-python, oops
...............................................................................
"Diane...as we know from experiments conducted on American GI's during
the Korean War, sleep deprivation is a one way ticket to temporary
psychosis. And I'm working on a three day jag."
FBI Agent Dale Cooper, Twin Peaks
I do not have insomnia.
It's just that I don't always remember to sleep
...............................................................................
Matthew Frazer Matthew Frazer
5 Stevens Way Box 276
Durham NH 03824 Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs NY 12866
Internet: mfrazer@skidmore.edu
[src]
Re: Lair of the White Worm clhp11@vaxa.strath.ac.uk (G.Bishop) 1992-04-22 05:43
In article <1992Apr20.180259.16803@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>, sjs28257@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Steve Stelter) writes: > > <SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu> writes: > > > > >> >> Other movies by the same director as Lair of the White Worm (Ken Russell) >> >>are: >> >> Altered States (a must see!) >> >> Gothic (somewhat twisted, but hey, Lynch falls in that category.) >> >> Whore (different-that's all I can say, and not what you think.) > > also "Tommy" the rock opera by The Who.... Grant Bishop University of Strathclyde Scotland email clhp11@ccsun.strath.ac.uk or clhp11@vaxa.strath.ac.uk[src]
Pooh Sticks mark.laforge@rose.com (mark laforge) 1992-04-22 10:04
Date Entered: 04-21-92 14:30 I've noticed that a few people have been listing vague TP musical references but I haven't seen anybody mention the Pooh Sticks' latest album: _Great White Wonder_. The last song on the album, "When Sunny Gets Blue", has a line that goes something like "Sometimes her arms bend backwards and ...". In the liner notes that come with the CD they point out that this is indeed a Twin Peaks reference. This CD is on the Sympathy For The Record Industry label and can be picked up rather cheaply. They have just been signed to BMG in the US and this album will most likely be re-issued on BMG this fall at much higher price - so buy it now. This was my favourite album of 1991, followed by the Pixes, Bongwater, King Missile and Ween. Mark LaForge p.o. box 156, adelaide st. station, toronto, ontario, canada m5c 2j1 --------------------------------------------------------------------- mark.laforge%canrem@uunet.ca (OR mark.laforge@canrem.com) mark.laforge%rose@uunet.ca (OR mark.laforge@rose.com) --------------------------------------------------------------------- :DeLuxe2 1.12 #6402 * --- RoseMail 1.70:[src]
Re: Could someone please repost.... John Richard Murphy <jm82+@andrew.cmu.edu> 1992-04-22 13:51
> >
> >...the Fire Walk With Me plot summary? I haven't heard ANYTHING about it,
> >really. Isn't it supposed to be a PreQuel? Not a Sequel to the series? Or
> >is it going to wrap up the plot lines which were spun for the 3rd season?
> >What's the deal? Agh, so many questions....
> >
> > -Grendel
I'd also like to see a copy of the plot summary. If anyone has
it could they please post it or send it to me. Is this movie even going
to be released in America, if so is there a date on this??
Thanks,
John
[src]
Re: Dune daq@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM (Doug Quarnstrom) 1992-04-22 13:59
In alt.tv.twin-peaks, exujep@exu.ericsson.se (Jeff Epstein) writes: > > In article <1992Apr20.215052.24623@sunova.ssc.gov>, butteris@dingus.ssc.gov (Jamey Butteris) writes: > > |> In article <1992Apr14.191339.7420@waikato.ac.nz> hist1261@waikato.ac.nz > > |> writes: > > |> > In article <1992Apr14.053023.15381@acsu.buffalo.edu>, > > |> v075q5fr@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott J Gorcey) writes: > > |> > > > > |> > > Did anyone besides me ^like^ _Dune_?? > > |> > > > > |> > > ^She's My Cousin But Doesn't She^ > > |> > > ^Look Almost Exactly^ > > |> > > ____________^Like Laura Palmer^____________ > > |> > > ^Scott Gorcey, v075q5fr@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu^ > > |> > No. > > |> yes. > > > > >>> > >>One of the two greatest books I've ever read (Atlas Shrugged is the other). >>> > >> The movie sucked. I did not realize they had made Atlas Shrugged into a movie. I wonder if they changed the screenplay so that the plot was not so transparent. doug[src]
Re: Angriest Dog in The World? dawson@world.std.com (Keith Dawson) 1992-04-22 14:37
> > stevedal@tz.wimsey.bc.ca (Steve Dallas) >> >> daw5g@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU > > I've been looking around for a compilation that I believe somebody spoke of > >about Lynch's cartoon strip "The Angriest Dog in the World", ... >> >> I have >> >> bought an issue and if I find it I might be able to photo-copy >> >> the Dog page and mail it to interested parties. Better idea: scan the Dog page and post it on audrey.levels.unisa.edu.au in GIF format, leaving us a note here to go pick it up. --Keith Dawson dawson@world.std.com[src]
Re: NEXP (UK), wierd Twin Peaks piss take ? Raelin J Sawka <rs7y+@andrew.cmu.edu> 1992-04-22 15:10
> >Just caught I think the 5th episode of Northern Exposure in the UK, > >NEXP (UK). The one when Joel's fiance Elaine comes to visit Sicely at the time > >of the 'flu epidemic. > > > >Was there any purpose behind the Twin Peaks sketch or was it just a > >piss take for all the people who compare NEXP to Peaks ??? > > I try not to compare NEXP and Twin Peaks for my own sanity. I find that I enjoy NEXP much more if I ignore any type of similarities. I found that I was creating simlarities because I was craving for TP to return. NEXP is a great show on its own. Regarding the TP piss take. I don't blame anyone at NEXP for doing it. I think they do a great job and any TP comparisons belittle their work. Raelin[src]
Dune 84@arms.UUCP ("Floyd") 1992-04-22 16:26
I seem to remember actually seeing the full (something like 8 hours) length version of Dune as a miniseries on TV. As I recall it was a LOT better than the two hour version. As far as I know, it is not available e on videotape or laserdisc. If anyone else knows different please e-mail me. Also I posted a message asking if anyone knew anything about a release of the American version of the premiere was available. My newsfeed was messed up and I didn't get to read any for about a week. So, please, if you know anything about either films, e-mail me.[src]
FENN-FENN-FENN! justin.bbs@cybernet.cse.fau.edu 1992-04-22 17:32
Hey, all! Anybody have a lead on where I can get a hold of some digitized pictures of Sherilyn Fenn? I know they're all the rage in Europe, but I'm having trouble filling my Fenn quota. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated! Smile smile smile![src]
Eileen Hayward emeu08@castle.ed.ac.uk (ME3 Student) 1992-04-23 03:23
Hi there, Ive just noticed what appears to be a mistake in TP, although being TP maybe it isnt. When Donna is in the attic and is looking at her birth certificate, the one that doesnt have the father's name on it, the section that has the mothers name is for the mothers maiden name. On the certificate Donna's mother's maiden name is Eileen Hayward. What I want to know is, is this a mistake or is something funny going on here? Donald[src]
Re: TP samples in Music.... marmoset@mondo.engin.umich.edu (Dave Walker) 1992-04-23 09:19
In article <11084@chalmers.se> d1gunnar@dtek.chalmers.se (Gunnar Andersson) writes: > >al.bbs@cybernet.cse.fau.edu writes: > > >> >>any other TP samples floatig around? > > > >Well, there's some Techno-song starting off with the famous chord progression > >(3 string chords played kinda like : 1,2,3,2). It is played a couple of times > >with no percussion or anything and then the song blasts into a regular > >techno-pace. > > The name of the song is "Go", and the artist is Moby. It apparently went top 10 in the UK. Very good techno cut, if you like that sort of thing, by the way. | Dave Walker, Detroit Art Services (DAS) | | "I don't read, I just guess" | | marmoset@mondo.engin.umich.edu -Happy Mondays, "Wrote For Luck" |[src]
Kimmee Robertson (Lucy) in commercial ceblair@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Charles Blair) 1992-04-23 10:28
Ad for some fast food place (perkins or perdue or something) with husband and wife trying to do a barbecue on a chilly fall day, then it starts raining.[src]
Re: Ken Russell flicks (was Lair of the White Worm) jw@mck-csc.mckinsey.com (Jeffrey Weiss) 1992-04-23 14:17
>>> >>>Other movies by the same director as Lair of the White Worm (Ken Russell) >>> >>>are: >>> >>> Altered States (a must see!) >>> >>> Gothic (somewhat twisted, but hey, Lynch falls in that category.) >>> >>> Whore (different-that's all I can say, and not what you think.) > > also "Tommy" the rock opera by The Who.... ...not to mention "The Rainbow" with Sammi Davis and the amazing Amanda Donahoe in all her glory. -- jw@mckinsey.com (...mit-eddie!mck-csc!jw) Cogito Ergo Posto Jeffrey Weiss[src]
Miguel Ferrer (Albert) in a TV movie sallylb@netcom.com (Sally Smith) 1992-04-23 16:41
Hi ho Peaks freaks, just thought you'd like to know that Miguel Ferrer is listed as playing a DA in the upcoming TV movie "In the Shadow of A Killer" on Monday, April 27 on NBC. Sally -- Sally Smith (510)790-0608 sallylb@netcom.com (I was sally@tardis.tymnet.com) I'm unemployed--these opinions *must* be mine! "Don't investigate this too closely." -- Don Bellisario, re: "Quantum Leap"[src]
Re: NEXP (UK), wierd Twin Peaks piss take ? pbloux@isis.cs.du.edu (Paul B. Loux) 1992-04-23 16:44
Re: the NE piss takes, these are actually nod/homages, there being a historical relationship between Foss/Halsey (NE) and Frost (TP), namely St. Elsewhere.[src]
Re: Angriest Dog in The World? daw5g@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU (Vertigo) 1992-04-23 16:54
dawson@world.std.com writes: >> > > stevedal@tz.wimsey.bc.ca (Steve Dallas) >>> > >> daw5g@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU > > >> > > I've been looking around for a compilation that I believe somebody spoke of >> > >about Lynch's cartoon strip "The Angriest Dog in the World", ... > > >>> > >> I have >>> > >> bought an issue and if I find it I might be able to photo-copy >>> > >> the Dog page and mail it to interested parties. > > > > Better idea: scan the Dog page and post it on audrey.levels.unisa.edu.au > > in GIF format, leaving us a note here to go pick it up. > > > > --Keith Dawson > > dawson@world.std.com My friends are having a good chuckle over this. I happen to be Mr. Computer Illiterate and even if I could find a scanner and get access to it, I probably couldn't use it. I guess I could rip out the page and mail it to someone who can do it. Of course that's if I can even find it. Any volunteers? David (FTWhat?) W. --[src]
Re: FENN-FENN-FENN! dfong@waikato.ac.nz 1992-04-23 20:53
Here in New Zealand the latest issue of EMPIRE (movie mag) has arrived. I don't know how far behind the U.S. we are, so I don't know what issue it is. Anyway, it has a free photo booklet with about 30 pages of current fave female actresses, so has a picture of Fenn, and another of Amick, (which IMHO is !!!!!!) De Fish![src]
Re: TP samples in Music.... fuzzbox@world.std.com (Heavenly Metal) 1992-04-23 21:40
In article <11084@chalmers.se> d1gunnar@dtek.chalmers.se (Gunnar Andersson) writes: > >al.bbs@cybernet.cse.fau.edu writes: > > >> >>any other TP samples floatig around? > > > >Well, there's some Techno-song starting off with the famous chord progression > >(3 string chords played kinda like : 1,2,3,2). It is played a couple of times > >with no percussion or anything and then the song blasts into a regular > >techno-pace. > > Don't forget "Build A Fire" by the KLF. It uses the "Dum Dumm..." sound from the TP theme song. And don't forget the TP reference in the title... Jason Bilsky fuzzbox@world.std.com[src]
Twin Peaks MUD/MUSH slg20427@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (^ Windom Earle ^ ) 1992-04-23 22:44
A long time ago I remember actually being on a Twin Peaks MUD or MUSH or something to that effect. I was wondering if it is still running and if so, then can someone tell me the telnet address and port number? Thanks... -- ^ Steven Greco ^ (aka Windom Earle) slg20427@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu[src]
Re: Eileen Hayward mfrazer@scott.skidmore.edu (matthew frazer) 1992-04-23 22:47
emeu08@castle.ed.ac.uk (ME3 Student) writes:
> >
> > Hi there,
> > Ive just noticed what appears to be a mistake in TP, although
> > being TP maybe it isnt.
> >
> > When Donna is in the attic and is looking at her birth certificate,
> > the one that doesnt have the father's name on it, the section that has
> > the mothers name is for the mothers maiden name. On the certificate Donna's
> > mother's maiden name is Eileen Hayward.
> >
> > What I want to know is, is this a mistake or is something funny
> > going on here?
> >
> > Donald
> >
Well IMHO there are several explanations for this.
1. It is a mistake, hey it happens to everyone.
2. The first names of some characters were not well known especially a
character that wsa in few scenes, such as Donnas mom, so
perhaps the writiers figured that people might have trouble
with Eileen Foo listed as a name and used Eileen Hayward
thinking that anyone who didn't connect the Eileen to Donnas
mom would at least connect it to the name Hayward and realize
something was up.
3. Eileen was really Wil (Doc) Haywards sister or mother his wife
just coincidentally has the same first name, and there is
something really strange going on in Twin Peaks. The Ben thing
was all imagined by Donna who misinterpreted the actions of
Ben feeling sorry for selling Donnas moms legs to the
Ghostwood project as indicative of Ben illigitimate fathership
of one child named Donna Hayward who was actually not the
Donna we know but her twin sister who was named Theresa Banks
by her foster parents.
Um, got a little carried away. You decide if you agree or whatever you
do decide or not decide or whatever.
BTW After Skidmore Food Service coffee has been mixed in a solution of
100 parts water to one part "Coffee" you can still hold it upside
down and have nothing leak out of the cup. Lynch Frost used it in the
finale of Twin Peaks, but the food service petitioned to have their
name removed from the credits.
--
...............................................................................
"Diane...as we know from experiments conducted on American GI's during
the Korean War, sleep deprivation is a one way ticket to temporary
psychosis. And I'm working on a three day jag."
FBI Agent Dale Cooper, Twin Peaks
I do not have insomnia.
It's just that I don't always remember to sleep
...............................................................................
Matthew Frazer Matthew Frazer
5 Stevens Way Box 276
Durham NH 03824 Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs NY 12866
Internet: mfrazer@skidmore.edu
[src]
Re: TP samples in Music.... tolk@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Robert Tolksdorf) 1992-04-24 00:51
fuzzbox@world.std.com (Heavenly Metal) writes: > >Don't forget "Build A Fire" by the KLF. It uses the "Dum Dumm..." sound >from the TP theme song. And don't forget the TP reference in the title... > > Is that "dum dumm"-theme available somewhere as au.-file or thelike?? Ciao Robert -- | Robert Tolksdorf | Technical University Berlin | | | FB 20 - FLP - FR 6-10 | | e-mail: tolk@cs.tu-berlin.de | Franklinstr. 28/29 | | tel: +30/314-73558 (FR6078)| D-1000 Berlin 10 / Germany |[src]
Gap in Lynch time. dselders@nmsu.edu (SELDERS) 1992-04-24 12:29
This is my first post, so don't flame me if you ahve talked about this
many times before, but I have to ask:
What did David Lynch do between
The Elephant Man and Dune?
dselders@nmsu.edu
[src]
Mr. Bungle drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) 1992-04-24 13:27
The new Mr. Bungle cd (which rules today, tomorrow, the here-and-now, yesterday, and beyond...) thanks "FRANK BOOTH" in its liner notes. Pretty funny. Also, in one song, Mr. Bungle quotes Frank, "If there's one thing I can't stand it's warm fuckin' beer--it makes me puke..." Sample numerous times. Most funny. "You got a head like a bowl full of cherries." -david byrne[src]
Re: Angriest Dog in The World? joe@zitt (Joe Zitt) 1992-04-24 14:26
dawson@world.std.com (Keith Dawson) writes: >> > > I've been looking around for a compilation that I believe somebody spoke o >> > >about Lynch's cartoon strip "The Angriest Dog in the World", ... > > > > Better idea: scan the Dog page and post it on audrey.levels.unisa.edu.au > > in GIF format, leaving us a note here to go pick it up. Even better idea: if (as I recall) the image never changes, create a file of the texts of several of them. -- "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[src]
Re: Twin Peaks MUD/MUSH bskendig@stroke.Princeton.EDU (Brian Kendig) 1992-04-24 15:40
In article <1992Apr24.054452.957@news.cso.uiuc.edu> slg20427@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (^ Windom Earle ^ ) writes:
> >A long time ago I remember actually being on a Twin Peaks
> >MUD or MUSH or something to that effect. I was wondering
> >if it is still running and if so, then can someone tell
> >me the telnet address and port number? Thanks...
It's not up any more -- went down in the fall of '90. :(
(Although if someone has a machine to put it on, well, I still have
the database...)
<< Brian >> (aka Sheriff Truman)
-- | Brian S. Kendig --/\-- Tri bskendig@phoenix.Princeton.EDU, @PUCC | Computer Science BSE |/ \| Quad You gave your life to become the person | Princeton University /____\ clubs you are right now. Was it worth it?
[src]
How much the cast knew about the plot johnatwe@midiline.la.ca.us (John atwell) 1992-04-24 18:01
I remember reading in a magazine interview with Dana Ashbrook (Bobby Briggs), that Dana was playing a scene in a sympathetic way, and Lynch told him that the take on Bobby Briggs was that he was actually very selfish and self centered, not necessarily sympathetic. Which came about because the actors only got scripts (not like having a "bible" of the history of the characters like they do on other soaps or quasi-soaps). Later on in the interview, Dana expresses his surprise when he reads Laura Palmer's diary and finds out his character shot and (probably) killed someone during a botched drug deal. Actors are always searching for clue to the character in a script. In the case of TP, sometime those clues to character were not readily available. That's what you get when you write a show that "is about secrets". Also, Russ Tamblyn had a different take on his character. He just thought that Jacoby was eccentric, whereas Lynch & Frost thought of him as a dark character. Some of this has to do with the way TV waters down a character after a while, because you can only be interested in an unsympathetic character for so long. Look at shows like Buffalo Bill, which simply couldn't go on for very long because the main character was a creep! Not really sympathetic at all. Archie Bunker eventually became likeable if ignorant, but in the beginning he was VERY unlikeable. This is why FWWM will be interesting to me: what are the unlikeable parts of the characters. Major Briggs was an authoritarian in the first couple of episodes, then he became a hero. Will he be authoritarian in FWWM, or a hero, or (most likely) both? IMHO, the true character (the one Lynch/Frost envisioned) will be presented in the movie. This is not to say that the actors aren't allowed their craft - far from it. But TV and the wide screen have different ways of delineating character, different focuses, different slants - and I think Frost knows this (& probably Lynch, too). Also, it points out to me that a fair amount of the plot details WERE created at the last moment. Not ALL of the details, of course, maybe not even the majority, but a fair amount. ************************************************************************* * "You say your life's a bum deal, and you're up against the wall? * * Well people you ain't even got no kind of deal at all! * * 'Cuz what they do in Washington - ****************************** * they just takes care of Number One. * John Atwell, Midiline, * * (And Number One ain't you... * Canoga Park, California, * * you ain't even number two...)" * USA (It CAN happen here!) * ** FRANK ZAPPA for President ********************************************[src]
Re: Twin Peaks MUD/MUSH timh@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Timothy James Hatfield) 1992-04-24 18:38
In article <1992Apr24.054452.957@news.cso.uiuc.edu> slg20427@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (^ Windom Earle ^ ) writes: > >A long time ago I remember actually being on a Twin Peaks > >MUD or MUSH or something to that effect. I was wondering > >if it is still running and if so, then can someone tell > >me the telnet address and port number? Thanks... I would also be *EXTREMELY* interested in finding out the relevant numbers ... Thanks ...[src]
Re: Blue Velvet/Twin Peaks vs. Wild at Heart chem4-aa@garnet.berkeley.edu (Lonnie C. Martin) 1992-04-24 19:20
In article <1992Apr13.180710.11187@noose.ecn.purdue.edu> xxxx@peptide.ecn.purdue.edu (Name Redacted) writes:
...
> > e. fat women making a porn movie (that was really sick).
...
Why "sick"? ... Why "really sick"?
^^^^^^
Lonnie
-- Lonnie C. Martin lonnie@hydrogen.cchem.berkeley.edu
[src]
Re: Kimmee Robertson (Lucy) in commercial surak@ac.dal.ca 1992-04-25 07:29
In article <1992Apr23.172815.28540@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>, ceblair@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Charles Blair) writes: > > Ad for some fast food place (perkins or perdue or something) with > > husband and wife trying to do a barbecue on a chilly fall day, then > > it starts raining. *and* she starred in Perfect Strangers as Balki's new girlfriend (they sorta "padded" her and put a wig on her to make her look like the old one). Apologies if this has been posted. Mike[src]
essai turtaut@glenn (< TURTAUT Geoffroy >) 1992-04-25 09:04
ceci est un essai salut[src]
Re: Was this TP broadcast? jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) 1992-04-25 10:26
In article <2330001@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com> smay@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Scott Smay) writes:
> >I rented what was advertised as the Twin Peaks pilot at the local video store.
> >This was supposed to be enhanced with sequences cut from the broadcast version.
Congratulations, you have just entered the wonderful world of the Euro-version.
This was a special extended edition of the pilot prepared for video release
in Europe, with an ending added on so it could stand on its own in case the
rest of the series was never made / released on video. I think we're in the
middle of a debate right now over when the extra scenes were filmed and
whether they were intended to be used in the regular series at the time...
and they _were_ used as Cooper's dream sequence at the end of the second
regular episode.
> >1. Mike shooting Bob in the hospital basement.
This bit was talked about at the beginning of the third hour-long episode, in
which Cooper tells Truman his dream, but it isn't actually shown. That entire
MIKE / BOB sequence was Swiss-cheesed down to a few shots of MIKE ("We lived
among the people... I think you say, convenience store...") and BOB ("You
may think I've gone insane... but I promise. I will kill again!") in the
dream montage.
> >2. Cooper, Laura Palmer and the dwarf in the red room of the B?W? Lodge
> > 25 years later, Cooper looking quite aged.
Barring a couple of very minor cuts, this was shown intact as the conclusion
to the dream. It was our first sighting of the Little Man From Another Place.
[src]
Re: Was this TP broadcast? boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) 1992-04-26 04:07
In article <2330001@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com>, smay@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Scott Smay) writes... } I rented what was advertised as the Twin Peaks pilot at the local video } store. This was supposed to be enhanced with sequences cut from the } broadcast version. Actually, it's the other way around. It's fairly common for two-hour series pilots to be marketed overseas as movies, and the same was intended for the TP pilot. The only problem was that the TP pilot set up a mystery and never solved it by the end of the movie. In order to be able to market it overseas as a one-shot movie, Lynch/Frost was contractually obligated to provide an ending. They did so, and this extended version of the pilot was marketed as a direct-to-video release before the series itself was sold to any overseas markets. } I thought I had seen all the episodes, but now I am wondering since there } was mind-blowing stuff I had never seen. Could someone tell me if this } stuff was broadcast? Most of the added material was used in one or another episode of the series. Some of it wasn't. } 1. Mike shooting Bob in the hospital basement. No, this was never used in the series. Nor were the scenes of Lucy and Andy in Lucy's apartment. } 2. Cooper, Laura Palmer and the dwarf in the red room of the B?W? Lodge } 25 years later, Cooper looking quite aged. This was used as the very end of Cooper's Dream in episode #1002, as was parts of the One-Armed Man's speech to Cooper in the hospital morgue and Bob's speech down in the basement. If you have a copy on tape of Episode #1003, pay attention to Cooper's description to Harry and Lucy of his dream from the night before. It doesn't actually match what was seen by the audience in the previous episode, but it *does* match what occurs in the added material in the extended version of the pilot. -- "Buster, this trip downriver has been truly special. Downright Twainian in a Hitchcockian sort of way." --- jayembee (Jerry Boyajian, DEC, "The Mill", Maynard, MA) boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com[src]
The name ``Gordon Cole'' ceblair@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Charles Blair) 1992-04-26 08:39
There is a very minor character with this name in SUNSET BOULEVARD.[src]
Re: Mr. Bungle derrigfj@craft.camp.clarkson.edu (Frank J. Derrigo) 1992-04-26 09:28
Mr. Bungle samples a great portion of the conversation in Blue Velvet
among Frank, Ben, and Raymond ("Ya want me ta pour it?"). There are
additional samples from BV of Dorthy screaming "I'm falling!" and of
Jeffery crying later on the album. Then of course there's the chorus
"Don't you f-cking look at me!" and "Hit me!" in the middle of "My Ass
is on Fire".
Mr. Bungle is fronted by Faith No More vocalist Mike Patton and greatly
influenced by their producer, John Zorn (composer/saxaphonist). Mr.
Bungle fans may want to check out Zorn's "Naked City" band, or vice versa.
I apologize for contributing to one of the tangents this group is often
subject to, but until there's a alt.fan.david-lynch (which there should
be!), this seems like the best place for all the Blue Velvet/WAH/Angriest
Dog/etc. discussions.
Have a wonderful day!
-Frank Derrigo
derrigfj@logic.camp.clarkson.edu
[src]
Re: Kimmee Robertson (Lucy) in commercial st911277@pip.cc.brandeis.edu 1992-04-26 10:38
Kimmy Robertson was also a hairdresser in an episode of Married With Children, but it was an incredibly small part. Sorry if it's already been mentioned.[src]
Sooting Script to TP: FWWM st911277@pip.cc.brandeis.edu 1992-04-26 12:31
Well I know y'all have been waiting for weeks, but I'm sorry. This is the first chance I've gotten to finally post some info. I have in front of me the shooting draft to "Twin Peaks 'Fire Walk With Me, Teresa Banks and the Last Seven Days of Laura Palmer." I'm now willing to share some of it with you. Ahead will be major spoilers, so beware. Stop reading now unless you are so hooked on the whole Twin PEaks thing that you cannot wait a few measly months to see the whole movie for yourself. By the way, some of you have asked where I got the script. I got it at a store in Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA. I'm not exactly sure how legal this is (I can't see how it could be legal) so I think I'll refrain from revealing the name of the store. OK, let's rock. Here we go: OK well the script is divided into three parts, like I've read in previous postings on the network. The first section is medium length (pp. 1-40). It involves the death of Teresa Banks. Opening scene: "Teresa Banks' body wrapped in plastic floating through Hells Canyon, drifting along in Wind River." Then it jumps to Gordon Cole and two new FBI officers, Agent Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley. Here is a really cool scene involving communication between the agents using a code. Stanley and Desmond go to investigate Banks' murder. Here they have trouble with the local lawmen (which was probably what prompted Cooper to have his talk with Truman in the first episode about who is really in charge when the bureau is called in). It starts out OK but then gets weird. The ring comes back into play, there is a mound of dirt, a golf ball (Leland liked golf) and finally one of the agents disapppears, which is why Cooper is brought in. Here we switch to Cooper. He is talking with Diane, but it is unclear whether we actually see her because she doesn't say anything (Man I hope we get to see her). Now it gets really weird. There is an agent named Phillip Jeffries, and from what I can tell, he is a time-space traveler (possibly the character that David Bowie will play). He tells about a meeting above a convenience store. Then it switches to the meeting. Everyone is there: "In the foreground the Man from Another Place (Mike) and Bob sit at a formica table. Behind them on plastic torn chairs huddle Mrs. Tremond and her grandson. Two Bigh Woodsmen with full beards sit quietly." It says the whole scene is subtitled, so I assume we have more of the backwords talking. They talk strangely for a while and then Mike and Bob say "Fire Walk With Me" and then a circel of fire appears. Bob crawls through it into the Red Room and Mike yells and leaps in after him. After this, the second and biggest part comes on, the last week of Laura Palmer (pp. 40-124). I haven't read all of this part, but I'll summarize what I know for you. Cooper was right. Laura did have a bad habit. It turns out that that habit was very very bad. In every scene she takes a line or two of cocaine and any pills she can get her hands on. Donna helps Laura with her homework, Bobby loves Laura, Laura sees James behind Bobby's back, and Mike is going out with Donna. Laura finds pages missing from her secret diary. She panicks and goes to see Harold Smith. She tells him she thinks Bob took the pages and that Bob has been having he since she was 12. Laura says Bob wants to be her or he will kill her. Next day: Mrs. Tremond and her grandson help Laura. She goes home and finds Bob looking for her diary in her room. SHe runs outside. Minutes later Leland comes out of the house. That night, a picture given to Laura as a present from Mrs. Tremond magically reveals the Red Room. In it Cooper tells Laura not to take the ring, Teresa's ring, which has symbols identical to those of Owl Cave. We come out of the picture and see Laura in bed. She wakes and looks next to her. "She discovers Annie Blackburn lying in bed with her." She has blood around her mouth and she says, "My name is Annie. I've been with Laura and Dale. The good Dale is in the lodge and he can't leave. Write it in your diary." Aniie disappears and the ring is in Laura's hand. Next day: James says he missed Laura last night. Leo abuses Shelly and talks to Bobby about a drug deal. Jacques Renault enters the deal. Laura and Donna hitch up with a few truckers. They see Ronette Pulaski and Bob's voice tells Laura that Donna is going to get into the situation. Laura is afraid for Donna and tries to get her out of there. Next day: Ed and Nadine. Truman and Josie. Donna and Laura discuss last night. Leland and Gerard Gerard says to Laura, "It's him. It's your father," but she can't hear him because Leland is making so much noise with his car. Leland has flashback to when he was involved with Teresa with Flesh World Magazine. Teresa figures out that Leland is Laura's father (probably why he killed her). Laura has flashback and begins to put the pieces together. Leland has flashback to when he killed Teresa Banks. Next day: Johnny's birthday party. Ben gives cocaine to Laura, and Laura says she would do more than just kiss him for it. Night: Bobby and Laura driving and snorting. They go into woods to pick up drugs. A deputy from Deer Meadow brings the cocaine for Jacques. Laura grabs the coke, the deputy pulls out his gun, and Bobby shoots him. Next day: Bobby discovers that the coke is really laxative. Laura talks to Jacoby. Night: Sarah is drugged - sees white horse. Bob enters Laura's room and puts hand between her legs. Bob turns into Leland. She screams and passes out. Next day: "Last morning": At breakfast table Leland asks Laura what is wrong. Laura says to stay away. "He knows she knows and he knows what he has to do." "Last night": Laura says she hates asparagus at dinner. She goes to see Bobby. Laura goes home and snorts a line or three. James calls at 9:30. He comes by. Leland sees Laura jump on his bike. They drive. Laura screams with agony, says "James I love you" and runs away at the corner of Sparkwood and 21. Laura runs to Packard Logging Road and meets Jacques, Leo, and Ronette. They go to Jacques' cabin. Jacques ties Laura and Ronette up. Both are half-naked. Waldo is screeching. Jacques stradles Laura and hurts her. Leo puts a One Eyed Jacks $1000 poker chip in her mouth. Leland appears. Jacques decks Leo. Leland grabs bottle and knocks out Jacques. Leo takes off. Leland rapes Ronette. Laura gets hysterical. Log Lady is off in woods listening. "She hears] distant screams. The camera moves down her leg to reveal her tattoo, beet red and burning." Philip Gerard runs like a madman up to Jacques' cabin. Leland marches the girls through woods. Gerard arrives too late. Leland and girls arrive at train car. Leland wraps twine around Laura's arm, bending her arms back. Laura sees herself turn into Bob. Laura says, " "No, you have to kill me...No you can't have me. Kill me." Gerard arrives at train car. Ronette opens the door a little, but then she is hit and flies over Gerard and knocked unconscious. Gerard listens to the sounds of murder inside the car. Laura screams. Knife enters flesh. Bob screams. Bloody knife goes through the air. Leland screams. Gerard laughs and says, "That's his own daughter you're killing." Leland/Bob lowers the plastic shrouded Laura into the river. Leland stumbles into Glastonbury Grove. He enters the Red Room. Gerard and MFAP sit facing him. Leland stops and divides. "One half becomes Bob - opaque. The other half floats up and becomes Leland - transparent. Bob reaches up and grab's Leland's wound. Bob heals Leland's wound. Gerard and TMFAP speak together "Bob, you're not going home without me. I want all my garmonbozia (corn)." Well that's the end of the second part. Here's the bad news: The third part, the one we've all been waiting for, is 3 pages long. I was really pissed when I saw that. I can only hope that as the filming evolves, they will add length to it. Well anyway, here it is. Annie is brought on stretcher to emergency room. TMFAP says to Cooper in Red Room, "Is it future? Or is it past?...Do you know who I am?...I am The Arm...And I sound like this..." He makes an Indian whooping noise. Cooper: Where is the ring? MFAP: Someone else has it now. Cooper: That would indicate that it's the future. MFAP: The later events have never been kept a secret. Cooper: Where am I? And how can I leave? MFAP: You are here and there is no place to go...But home! Hospital Room-night Annie: My name is Annie. I've been with Laura and Dale. The good Dale is in the lodge and he can't leave. Write it in your diary. The nurse listens and takes Teresa's/Laura's ring off Annie's finger. She leaves and puts the ring on herself. Hotel Room - night. Doc and Truman watch bathroom door. Truman: Coop...Coop... Doc: Cooper are you alright? No response. Truman breaks open door. Cooper lies on floor Mirroe is shattered with blood over it and sink. Cooper smiles strangely. Cooper: I slipped and hit my head on the mirror. The glass broke as it struck my head. It struck me as funny, Harry. Do you understand me, Harry, it struck me as funny. Doc: You are going right back to bed. Cooper: But I haven't brushed my teeth yet. (Smiles) Black Lodge/Red Room - Laura is sitting in a chair. As the end credits begin... We move in to see that Laura is sitting in Cooper's lap in the same chair. The End. Well I hope y'all enjoyed that. If anyone has any questions or would like to discuss the implications of the script, I'm here. Also, I am only reporting on the shooting draft. I know a lot could change before the final prduct is made.[src]
Has anyone a name-list of the sequels? pikoehn@faui09.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Philipp Koehn) 1992-04-27 03:26
I've got video-copies of the twin-peaks sequels (sequals?), but these are in quite a mess (disturbed?). So, I'd be very happy to have a list of the names of the sequals (perhaps even the German translated names... - okay, okay, just an idea). Could one of you fanatic freaks be so kind to mail me such a (?) thing? Please? Perhaps some interesseting news for you: Twin Peaks was broadcasted in Germany in autumn '91 by RTL Plus (Radio Television Luxemburg, the biggest (of five) private TV-stations in the reunited fatherland (<- sorry for this pathetic patrotism, it was not intended to sound that Nazi-like)), of course fully synchronisized to a verstaendliche Sprache. But, after few sequels, the rival TV-station SAT 1 (the second biggest) announced in its Videotext who the murder was. This gave some trouble and was broadly seen as an silly act of unfairness. Anyway, Twin-Peaks was not a major success here in Germany. Perhaps, because it was broadcasted friday evening, maybe some stuff was too specific American. Okay, I hope my English teacher will never read this letter & best wishes from the Incredible City of Everything (Erlangen), Philipp --- @@@ Philipp K"ohn - FAU Erlangen (Germany) @ @ ====================================== @ @ Die Erde ist ein Kegel; wer sich nicht festhaelt, faellt runter. @@@ Try to understand everything, but believe nothing! @ Support FFFFFFFF&FF to free Franconia from Bavarian occupation![src]
A little anecdote on FWWM k22164@kyyppari.hkkk.fi (Mikko Reinikainen) 1992-04-27 06:56
Helsingin Sanomat, which is the largest daily newspaper in Finland, reported some time ago from Cannes film festival. The reporter was paper's leading film critic who certainly speaks fluent English. At any rate, it happened that she listed to festival's premiers one film named "Fireworks With Me"... A mere misspelling or not it was most amusing! Mikko -- Mikko Reinikainen k22164@kyyppari.hkkk.fi Helsinki School Of Economics and Business Administration Helsinki University/Faculty Of Law[src]
Drugstore Cowboy <SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu> 1992-04-27 08:26
Just rented this movie, and was interested to note the actress' name:
Kelly Lynch. Any relation to David? Also another actress in here was the
heartthrob for Cooper in TP, and the protagonists' mother was played by the
same actress that played Mrs. Palmer. (Hell of a time with names, here)
Anyway, I was just wondering how many links there are to TP in this movie
that anyone knows of. The style of the movie definitely seems to pay homage to
the style made famous by David Lynch.
-Sean
[src]
Re: Drugstore Cowboy scarlett@bnr.ca (Michael Dorotich) 1992-04-27 11:51
In article <92118.112656SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu>, <SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu> writes: |> Just rented this movie, and was interested to note the actress' name: |> Kelly Lynch. Any relation to David? Also another actress in here was the |> heartthrob for Cooper in TP, and the protagonists' mother was played by the |> same actress that played Mrs. Palmer. (Hell of a time with names, here) Heather Graham and Grace Zabriskie[src]
pooh sticks "mark laforge" <mark.laforge@canrem.com> 1992-04-27 12:40
I've noticed that a few people have been listing vague TP musical references but I haven't seen anybody mention the Pooh Sticks' latest album: _Great White Wonder_. The last song on the album, "When Sunny Gets Blue", has a line that goes something like "Sometimes her arms bend backwards and ...". In the liner notes that come with the CD they point out that this is indeed a Twin Peaks reference. This CD is on the Sympathy For The Record Industry label and can be picked up rather cheaply. They have just been signed to BMG in the US and this album will most likely be re-issued on BMG this fall at much higher price - so buy it now. This was my favourite album of 1991, followed by the Pixes, Bongwater, King Missile and Ween. Mark LaForge p.o. box 156, adelaide st. station, toronto, ontario, canada m5c 2j1 --------------------------------------------------------------------- mark.laforge%canrem@uunet.ca (OR mark.laforge@canrem.com) mark.laforge%rose@uunet.ca (OR mark.laforge@rose.com) --------------------------------------------------------------------- :DeLuxe2 1.12 #6402 * -- Canada Remote Systems - Toronto, Ontario/Detroit, MI World's Largest PCBOARD System - 416-629-7000/629-7044[src]
Speaking of TP Music references, <SXL136@psuvm.psu.edu> 1992-04-27 15:18
there is a DEFINITE Blue Velvet reference in Anthrax's song, Now It's Dar k. This song is pre-TP, and off of their State of Euphoria album. Sean[src]
Re: Was this TP broadcast? dmp@fig.citib.com (Donna M. Paino) 1992-04-28 06:41
In article <12886@umd5.umd.edu>, jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) writes: |> In article <2330001@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com> smay@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Scott Smay) writes: |> >I rented what was advertised as the Twin Peaks pilot at the local video store. |> >This was supposed to be enhanced with sequences cut from the broadcast version. ... |> |> Congratulations, you have just entered the wonderful world of the Euro-version. In my opinion, these scenes detracted from the pilot as I remember it on TV. I'm actually sorry that I erased my taped-from-TV copy of the pilot, commercials and all. If I remember correctly, the original pilot ended with a hand (Dr. Jacoby's, we later find out) pulling Laura's necklace out of the ground where James and Donna had just hidden it. This scene was removed from the Euro-version, and so leaves unexplained how Dr. Jacoby gets hold of it later on. I also thought the first ending -- with the hand grabbing the necklace -- was much more suspenseful. So am I remembering this right, were these scenes in "our" version of the pilot? Donna ============================================================================== Donna M. Paino e-mail: dmp@fig.citib.com "The opinions expressed here are my own." ==============================================================================[src]
O xxxx@peptide.ecn.purdue.edu (Name Redacted) 1992-04-28 13:53
Twin-Peaks is still sounding a little bit like 'MOONCHILD'. Phillip Jeffries is a time/space travelling FBI Agent in Fire Walk With Me where Simon Iff is a time/ space travelling person in Moonchilid (he wasn't an FBI agent though.)[src]
Re: Was this TP broadcast? jblum@lucy.umd.edu (Jon Blum) 1992-04-28 15:28
In article <1992Apr28.134138.23874@fig.citib.com> dmp@fig.citib.com (Donna M. Paino) writes: > >In my opinion, these scenes detracted from the pilot as I remember it on > >TV. I'm actually sorry that I erased my taped-from-TV copy of the pilot, > >commercials and all. If I remember correctly, the original pilot ended > >with a hand (Dr. Jacoby's, we later find out) pulling Laura's necklace out > >of the ground where James and Donna had just hidden it. This scene was > >removed from the Euro-version, and so leaves unexplained how Dr. Jacoby > >gets hold of it later on. I also thought the first ending -- with the > >hand grabbing the necklace -- was much more suspenseful. Yep, you remember correctly, the original pilot included intercut shots of a flashlight moving through the trees and a gloved hand taking the necklace. I'm not sure if that was the "original" ending of the pilot though. I think someone who posted the shooting script said that Sarah's vision was going to be of BOB -- possibly the incredibly eerie scene where she sees him hiding behind Laura's bed in the extended version. But I agree, it was a mistake to leave out that scene in the video release. It served as a hook leading into the next episode -- which was probably why they left it out, because the pilot was supposed to be a self-contained movie. Which brings to mind another idea. Lynch/Frost and company could make another bundle off of TP fans selling either the original pilot, OR an extended edition of episode #1002, with the chopped-up dream sequence restored to its original length -- including the stuff that's talked about in #1003 but never seen. I know the distribution deal on the Euroversion blocks the first option, but does anyone know why they couldn't do a "director's cut" of the episode?...[src]
help with Kyle films !!! YOW! dfong@waikato.ac.nz 1992-04-28 18:56
Could someone please give a brief description of what Kyle did in these productions : Don't Tell Her It's Me (aka The Boyfriend School) Dream Breakers (TV) Rich in Love (in production 1991) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: [guest host] (29 Sep 91) Trial, The (in production 23 Mar 92) Where the Day Takes You thanks in advance. De Fish! of NZ[src]
Re: Wild at Heart wj_wigna@csd.brispoly.ac.uk (Mr Perfect) 1992-04-29 03:01
In article <1992Apr28.125612.11336@csd.brispoly.ac.uk> mj_fletc@csd.brispoly.ac.uk (Aiken Drum) writes: > >I know Wild at Heart wasd released ages ago, but I saw it for the first time > >last night and was amazed (sp?) at the number of Twin Peaks people in it. > > > >So, does anyone have a full list of the TP people who actually were > >in it? Here are the ones I recognised :- > > > >Jerry Horne, > >Mrs Palmer, > >Laura Palmer, > >Audrey Horne, > >Pete Martell, > > > > > >any more? > > > > Yeah I think you will find that "a cup of coffee" was in TP and it also made a quick cameo in WAH. Bill[src]
Re: Was this TP broadcast? boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com (The fox so cunning and free) 1992-04-29 06:04
In article <1992Apr28.134138.23874@fig.citib.com>, dmp@fig.citib.com (Donna M. Paino) writes... } In my opinion, these scenes detracted from the pilot as I remember it on } TV. [...] If I remember correctly, the original pilot ended with a hand } (Dr. Jacoby's, we later find out) pulling Laura's necklace out of the } ground where James and Donna had just hidden it. Correct. } This scene was removed from the Euro-version, and so leaves unexplained } how Dr. Jacoby gets hold of it later on. Except that that point isn't the least bit relevant. The extra footage in the Euroversion was intended to make it self-contained, i.e. there *isn't* any "later on". It was marketed as a one-shot direct-to-video movie, and was released in Europe at about the same time as the first season of the series was being shown here in the US. When the series was sold to foreign markets, it was led off with the same broadcast version of the pilot that we saw here. I think the Euroversion doesn't "work" for many reasons, but not because of how it doesn't jibe with the rest of the series. First, there are numerous things brought up in the film (as in the original broadcast pilot) that are later explained away in the series, but because, as I said, there is no "later" with respect to the Euroversion, these things are never resolved. Secondly, the ending is highly kludged and *looks* it. Everything builds up slowly, Cooper comes into town and starts detecting, and doesn't get very far when everything is basically dumped into his lap all at once. Beacuse of this, the pacing is all bent out of shape, and so on. As I've said before, the 30 seconds worth of footage involving Jacoby finding the necklace is the only part of the original broadcast pilot that doesn't appear in the Euroversion. Up until the point where Sarah Palmer wakes up from her vision, the two versions are absolutely identical. -- "Buster, this trip downriver has been truly special. Downright Twainian in a Hitchcockian sort of way." --- jayembee (Jerry Boyajian, DEC, "The Mill", Maynard, MA) boyajian@ruby.enet.dec.com[src]
Re: Real TP Places. athena@cheshire.oxy.edu (Staci Ann Waldroop) 1992-04-29 23:41
In article <1992Apr22.024646.8504@nmt.edu> glandon@nmt.edu (Gregory Landon) writes:
> >
> >Could whoever posted the very extensive list of the places used in
> >the filming of Twin Peaks and their actual locations in Snoqualmie, North
> >Bend, etc. please repost it, or email me a copy.
> >
> >Thanks in advance,
> > Greg Landon
> > glandon@jupiter.nmt.edu
I am new to this news group, so I did not see the original list, but if you
are going to the North Bend area, there is a map available at a Hallmark store
in NB. Once you come off the I-90 freeway and come to the intersection in frontof the Mar-T (Double "R") Cafe, park. Within sight is the Hallmark store, so just walk to it. They have various tee-shirts and memorabilia available in
addition to two variations of the map- and feel free to talk to just about any-
one in the store about the show- during the US haitus, they had a stack of signed petitions that was about six inches thick that they mailed to the stationheadquarters-it's fan central! I can tell you that, outside of the Mar-T, the
intersection there is where you'll find the swinging stoplight, the mounain thatis in view [Mt. Si] is the real "twin peaks", although you'd have to drive all
the way around them to see the show view point. The high school in town is
Twin Peaks High, and of course, Snoqualamie falls and the Salish Inn are where you'll find the magnificent falls and "Great Northern". Sorry I couldn't be of more help. If you want the address of the Hallmark, send me a note via e-mail- I have it, but not with me right now- they will ship you anything you want, and
their prices are reasonable [with the possible exception of the trading card]. As I said, it's fan central. Better yet, move to Washington- it's beautiful,
if a little wierd- they didn't film TP and NE there for nothing!!!!!
Antigone
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van sant=lynch NOT! drbenway@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (The Overload) 1992-04-30 11:57
Grace Zabrisky (?) also appeared in gus van sant's 'my own private idaho.'
As far as paying homage to lynch...huh?
The fuck?
The 'cowboy' style seems van sants little thumbprint and I severely doubt he's paying anything to lynch.
"You got a head like a bowl full of cherries."
-d byrne
...dave
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'Parents' neilp@cs.hw.ac.uk (Neil Postlethwaite) 1992-04-30 11:59
Just watched on video a film that was broadcast the other Friday here in the UK. It was called 'Parents' and was shown as part of Channel 4's horror season. 'Parents' was directed by Bob Balaban and I was considering watching it and decided to give it 20 mins to live or die. When the start credits rolled Orchestral Music by Angelo Badalamenti scrolled by. As I'm a big Twin Peaks/David Lynch/Angelo Badalamenti fan I perked up and decided to tape the film for later consumption. Upon watching it I felt the director Bob Balaban seemed to be very influenced by David Lynch, more specifically Blue Velvet. The music and atmosphere helped this aswell (Angelo Badalamenti does almost all the music for Twin Peaks aswell as David Lynch's movies. Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart). Has anybody else seen this film and do they have any comments or flames to make ??? The blurb in 'The Guardian' newspaper described 'Parents' as: Parents (1989): Directed by Bob Balaban. What is the secret behind the enormous quantities of red meat always on the cosy dinner table of a typically Oldsmobile post-war American family ? Bob Balaban's sinister and subversive black comedy from 1989 may be too grisly for you to grin at, but it certainly skewers you attention. I found the humour, the tacky 50's decor and general style very like David Lynch (cf the beginning/closing scenes of Blue Velvet esp.). Neil[src]
Northern Exposure -> Twin Peaks niklasn@syma.sussex.ac.uk (Nik Newark plc) 1992-05-01 05:46
Apologies for posting this (as it has almost certainly been discussed before) but on an episode of Northern Exposure the other week (where everyone gets Russian Flu), there is a sequence where Holling, Fleischman & Elaine are near a telescope by a waterfall, and a pastiche of the TP theme is playing. Then a sort of swing rhythm starts, augmented by a walking bass line, and vibraphone part (a la Audreys Dance), and then it turns into Twin Peaks! Holling offers Fleischman & Elaine some coffee & Donuts, then Fleischman says "How about some Cherry Pie". and then they look through the telescope... "Whats that lady carrying?" "Looks like...a log!" Then everything returns to normality! Have there been many other TP sequences, or have I been just too wrapped up in myself to notice? Nik (niklasn@cogs.sussex.ac.uk)[src]
Re: 'Parents' sexkittn@dcs.qmw.ac.uk (Caldwell) 1992-05-01 09:58
I too thought Parents very Lynchian, which is not always a positive thing for me. I loved TP but hate most of the movies, and Parents was more like the latter, particularly in the enervating long-awkward-pause stakes (these also irritated me in the final ep of TP). It was a very odd film, combining (as Lynch often does) an obsessive sense of dangerous undercurrents in seemingly sedate settings with a rather saccharine view of suburbia which only seems partly ironic in intent. The music was *great*, and Sandy Dennis was wonderful, but in the end it didn't seem quite extreme or grotesque enough to achieve its ambitions. xx Matthew[src]
Want to buy (commercial) Twin Peak videos johan@dutnak2.tudelft.nl (Johan de Haas) 1992-05-01 10:53
I saw Twin Peaks in the Netherlands up to #11 or so. Now I'm living in Venezuela and desparately want to see the rest. Believe it or not, I still don't know who killed Laura Palmer. Basically, I want to buy a set of video tapes of all Twin Peaks issues in the U.S.A., e.g. through mail order. Can someone tell me if they are available, if so where and how much they would approximately cost. Any info is welcome (please respond by mail) Johan de Haas(johan@dino.conicit.ve) -- Johan de Haas tel. +31 15 785188 E-mail: johan@dutnak2.tn.tudelft.nl Lab. of Seismics & Acoustics Delft University of Technology P.O Box 5046, 2600 GA Delft, The Netherlands[src]
Re: Northern Exposure -> Twin Peaks saseph@hal.unx.sas.com (Ed Hughes) 1992-05-01 13:02
In article <1992May1.124649.17482@syma.sussex.ac.uk>, niklasn@syma.sussex.ac.uk (Nik Newark plc) writes: > > > >Holling offers Fleischman & Elaine some coffee & Donuts, then Fleischman says > >"How about some Cherry Pie". and then they look through the telescope... > > > >"Whats that lady carrying?" > >"Looks like...a log!" > > > >Then everything returns to normality! > > > >Have there been many other TP sequences, or have I been just too wrapped up in > >myself to notice? > > Nope, that was the only one. There may have been other oblique references to TP, but that was the only one that occupied an entire scene. I remember how much I liked that bit when I first saw it--TP was still on at the time, of course. It was one of many things that hooked me on Northern Exposure. -- Ed Hughes, SAS Institute | "Don't point that goat at me--it might go off!" Cary, NC | --Tom Servo, "Slime People," MST3000 |[src]
Re: Blue Velvet/Twin Peaks vs. Wild at Heart AH.PBL@forsythe.stanford.edu (Mark) 1992-05-01 13:20
In article <10440@inews.intel.com>,
pharvey@mipos3.intel.com (Paul Harvey) writes:
> >In article <1992Apr13.180710.11187@noose.ecn.purdue.edu> xxxx@peptide.ecn.purdue.edu (Name Redacted) writes:
>> >>Why do I like Basic Instinct? Because of the raw action and sexual power
>> >>it conveys. Lynch's movies may be 'deep thinking', but it would be nice
>> >>if he threw in some action scenes now and then. Too many words at times
>> >>make his shows drag on. This became a problem in the later Twin Peaks
>> >>episodes where things got soooo sloooooowww that I stopped liking the
>> >>show as much. The whole plot of the last 7 or 8 episodes could be wrapped
>> >>up in as much time as any one among the 1st 7 episodes.
> >
Maybe you should stick to Arnold (McBain) Schwarzeneger
movies. Lots of killing, noise, chase scenes, etc...
Just your cup of tea, or should I say, keg of beer?
I guess you missed the 'action scenes' in Blue Velvet.
I suppose that they weren't 'obvious' enough for you.
Yes, Twin Peaks was a real disappointment, after the
killer was revealed. But the dialogue, or, as you put
it 'too many words' (duh) had nothing to do with it.
There was plenty of exciting, interesting dialogue in
T.P. during the first season and the first half
of the second season. You won't find very many 'chase scenes'
in those episodes, yet, somehow, they managed to be extremely
entertaining - imagine that? The problem with the last part
of the series was that they simply ran out of new, good ideas.
But, it happens. Even to the best. It was too bad that they
didn't know when to stop, though. They 'ran it into the
ground', to quote 'Bart Simpson'.
> >It doesn't sound like you'd be a big fan of the famous John Cage piece
> >for piano, what's it called? Something like 4 minutes, 35 seconds. It's
> >all rests. The pianist comes out and places the sheet music on the piano,
> >removes the keyboard cover, places her watch on the piano, and --- silence.
> >I think it's art, but maybe it's kind of an eastern philosophical thing.
> >Most people in the US hate silence, why is that?
I believe that's 4/33 - and no, it doesn't sound like he
would be, does it?
I don't know why people are bothered by silence. Empty-
headed, I guess; if they don't have the radio or television
on, they're lost. Thoughts are alien to them.
// Mark //
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Joan Chen's age golden@stipple.seas.upenn.edu (Stephen "Jokey" Golden) 1992-05-01 17:52
Does anyone know Joan Chen's age and birthday? Is she single?
No, it's not what you think. Just curious.
--
"I'm not the man they think I am at home...I'm a rocketman"
-- Kate Bush (or Elton John)
-- Stephen Golden
golden@eniac.seas.upenn.edu Anyone have change for a dollar?
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