forbidden love
Ok, I don't know how many of you out there have watched Twin Peaks. I personally was too young to be able to appreciate it when it was on television in 1991. David Lynch is a genius, though. Twin Peaks was unique in its plotline (a precursor to the X-Files), using the mystery of a small-town high school girl's murder to develop its characters. If you are a fan, please sign the petition to release the second season on DVD. Pretty please?
"Now, that's a darn good cup of coffee!"
Allright, what it really breaks down to: I have been able to rent the first season at Blockbuster, but no one has the second season. NO ONE! I don't know what happens! I'm dying here! And don't go telling me either if you know! There are websites that could tell me, but I've been avoiding them. Sweet, Cooper, hang in there, buddy!
I don't promise anything special will happen to you, but I do promise to give you a hug if I'm ever close enough to.
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5 comments:
I've actually never seen Twin Peaks, but that picture looks like a profile you you........
i watched the BBC Office last week. it was h-i-l-a-r-i-o-u-s. we rented it because the boss was a guest star in the third season of Alias. Tim, the sensitive guy, was in Love Actually, which is the only movie to ever use my favorite love song of all time -- Songbird by Fleetwood Mac. and the Office receptionist also played Mariah Lucas in A&E's Pride and Prejudice, and we all already know how i feel about that.
see, it's all connected. i was meant to watch the Office. and it's brilliant.
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watch the first season of arrested development...and twin peaks was great..i was actually the log lady for halloween one year...yeah...sad...
ok solley, i have listed arrested development on my netflix queue. thanks for the tip.
i would have loved to see you as the log lady. please do send me pictures.
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