One other note: I saw Extras, the Ricky Gervais/Stephen Merchant sitcom, for the first time over the Christmas holidays, and fell in love with it. I can't for the life of me decide whether I like this or The Office (which I first watched over the previous Christmas holidays) better. What a couple of...

Anything Simon is good. Show Me a Hero is great, sharp, concise. And yes, Earle, The Duece is very vivid and works very well for all three seasons. It's a shame it didn't get more attention, as it was a serious program taken for granted in a sea of content. I was swept off my feet when I started wa...

I had The Plot Against America somehwere in the back of my mind, but the fact that it's as recent as it is managed to slip my mind. I'll check it out, but not before I give Treme a go - that's another Simon community show, looking into New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. I'm hoping f...

The Kingdom is a work of genius, simply one of the most brilliant pieces of television ever! I have high expectations of this unbelievable continuation almost 25 years later - I hope it's everything TP Season 3 wasn't for me. My only gripe is that Ernst-Hugo Jaregard is, sadly, no longer around - I ...

Just wanted to drop a word real quick: I'm currently on the second season of The Deuce, David (The Wire) Simon's latest collaboration with HBO that chronicles the rise of sex industry in the 70s and 80s against the backdrop of street-level NYC and it's insanely good! Right now, my only gripe is tha...

Just wanted to say, kudos to Jonah for keeping - almost singlehandedly - these threads alive during the news lag!

Just wanted to drop a word real quick: I'm currently on the second season of The Deuce, David (The Wire) Simon's latest collaboration with HBO that chronicles the rise of sex industry in the 70s and 80s against the backdrop of street-level NYC and it's insanely good! Right now, my only gripe is that...

I know it's borderline blasphemous, but I like all these titles very much and consider them an integral part of the TP experience. No, I'm not joking!

I don't see Twin Peaks Productions appearing in the credits of On the Air to have any bearing on the intrigue here. Lynch/Frost productions had recently changed their name to Twin Peaks Productions. It's just an updated acknowledgement that it's a Lynch/Frust production. This time around, Lynch has...

It's time for the perennial reminder that O&A know nothing. They glom onto stuff they hear from others and spin it out as an exclusive with made up details. And it's time for the Needleman's perennial bashing of O&A channel for sport :D But to each their own, I guess. I just read them as (a...

Hi, guys, thanks for the welcome, it's good to be back! Even though The Return has not been as kind to me as to the majority of you, it'll take more than that to keep me away from a new Lynch project, despite - as Soolsma remembers correctly - the fact that a work of his hasn't truly won me over sin...

Uh oh, here comes Earle. :lol: I'm looking forward to what you'll make of the upcoming project. Guess you must be happy Frost doesn't seem to be involved. Are you being sarcastic? :) Or else you've read me totally wrong: I was always in the camp that accentuated that TP was the collective work of m...

Still, if we are fair and not judge the man on whether or not we like him /.../ With one necessary exception - Mark Frost. What do you mean? I like Frost a lot. I think he is easier to get along with than Lynch for that matter. Yeah. Your admiration for him and his work just shines through in every...

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Still, if we are fair and not judge the man on whether or not we like him /.../

With one necessary exception - Mark Frost.

He might also be having pandemic-related financial issues, as many are. It’s a strange and trying time. As of yet, there's none of those issues for me, but that may change soon, since in my European country, crypto-fascists have come into power just prior to the pandemic being declared, and it's ex...