The Dark Passenger

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missvengeance:

Fear itself.

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serialmente:

Serialmente e Mediacritica inaugurano quella che ci auguriamo sia una fruttuosa collaborazione (il pollice in su di Dale Cooper non ci da motivo di pensare il contrario): nasce Doppio schermo, la rubrica che parla di film influenzati dalla tv e serie influenzate dai film. Si parte, ovviamente, con la pietra miliare Twin Peaks e il suo sequel/prequel/requel Fuoco cammina con me!

serialmente:

Twin Peaks by ScottC

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tobypoole:

I just won the Twin Peaks pilot on laserdisc. Do I need it? No. Do I own a laserdisc player? No. Am I a David Lynch nerd? Yes. Very much.

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keenonblogs:

Norma serving up some to die for pie.

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bbook:

Coulson has said that years before her appearance as The Log Lady in Twin Peaks, you predicted she would appear in a television series one day with a log. Was that a joke?

No. I had this idea during Eraserhead that I described to her and Jack and whoever would listen. [Laughs] And it was called I’ll Test My Log with Every Branch of Knowledge! It’s a half-hour television show starring Catherine as the lady with the log. Her husband has been killed in a forest fire and his ashes are on the mantlepiece, with his pipes and his sock hat. He was a woodsman. But the fireplace is completely boarded up. Because she is now afraid of fire. And she has a small child, but she doesn’t drive, so she takes cabs. And each show would start with her making a phone call to some expert in one of the many, many fields of knowledge. Maybe on this particular day she calls a dentist, but she makes the appointment for her log. And the log goes in the dental chair and gets a little bib and chain and the dentist X-rays the log for cavities, goes through the whole thing, and the son is also there. Because she is teaching her son through his observations of what the log is going through. Then sometimes they go to a diner and they never get to where they’re going. That was the idea. You’d learn something each week, see? For real! In an absurd sort of world.

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living in: twin peaks
amym, designsponge.com

To call David Lynch’s 1990 TV show Twin Peaks a cult clas­sic would be an under­state­ment, a dis­re­spect to the thou­sands who wor­ship at the shrine of Agent Dale Coop­er and the small Wash­ing­ton town he inves­ti­gates. When the…

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