i thought the show was very good.

the movie was fucking amazing.

There's some antacid commercial that vividly reminds me of that show.

"Before you could say mushu pork, Uncle Charlie's ticker exploded".

andteater wrote:

connor wrote:I just watched the first disc of season 1. Holy shit! I've never seen this show before! It's great! But fuck man, why isn't the pilot episode on these DVD's?

evidentally, the pilot is owned by a different company than the one who put out the DVD, so in order to watch pilot, you'd have to buy it off ebay - alot of people sell it there.

i have it. its kind of a waste once you've seen any of the other episodes, its just an introduction to every character and the story of laura palmer's death.

andyk

Is the version of the pilot on DVD the same one that was on VHS? Or is the original actual pilot (which ends with Piper Laurie screaming) finally available?

Wood Goblin wrote:Or is the original actual pilot (which ends with Piper Laurie screaming) finally available?

Piper LAURIE screaming or Grace ZABRISKE screaming? It's been so long...

Dr. Ew wrote:

Wood Goblin wrote:Or is the original actual pilot (which ends with Piper Laurie screaming) finally available?

Piper LAURIE screaming or Grace ZABRISKE screaming? It's been so long...

My mistake: I meant Grace Zabriskie.

Does anyone know why the original pilot has never been released on DVD (assuming that the DVD version differs from the VHS version)? I mean, the VHS version is significantly different than what was originally aired.

Wood Goblin wrote:

Dr. Ew wrote:

Wood Goblin wrote:Or is the original actual pilot (which ends with Piper Laurie screaming) finally available?

Piper LAURIE screaming or Grace ZABRISKE screaming? It's been so long...

My mistake: I meant Grace Zabriskie.

Does anyone know why the original pilot has never been released on DVD (assuming that the DVD version differs from the VHS version)? I mean, the VHS version is significantly different than what was originally aired.

or season 2 for that matter...?

Dugpa.com wrote:I have heard back from a contact at Paramount stating that they hope to have the Season 2 DVD out by mid to late 2006. Apparently the holdup now (according to my source) is trying to get into Lynch's schedule to do the transfers as he is quite busy working on INLAND EMPIRE.

David Lynch could not make the Inland Empire any weirder or scarier than it already is.

Angus Jung wrote:

Dugpa.com wrote:I have heard back from a contact at Paramount stating that they hope to have the Season 2 DVD out by mid to late 2006. Apparently the holdup now (according to my source) is trying to get into Lynch's schedule to do the transfers as he is quite busy working on INLAND EMPIRE.

David Lynch could not make the Inland Empire any weirder or scarier than it already is.

what is this inland empire? this is the first i have heard, but i have gogled and see it is a new movie. but when? when?

from the google i also have discovered that nov 21st is a rumored date of release for the season 2 DVD.

http://www.lynchnet.com/

Wood Goblin wrote:

Dr. Ew wrote:

Wood Goblin wrote:Or is the original actual pilot (which ends with Piper Laurie screaming) finally available?

Piper LAURIE screaming or Grace ZABRISKE screaming? It's been so long...

My mistake: I meant Grace Zabriskie.

Does anyone know why the original pilot has never been released on DVD (assuming that the DVD version differs from the VHS version)? I mean, the VHS version is significantly different than what was originally aired.

I don't know why Season 2 and the pilot have never been officially released on DVD. I've heard no less than 2,506 reasons for this since the 2001 DVD release of Season 1 and Fire Walk with Me.

The reason the VHS version of the pilot differs from the original is this (or so I've heard):

Part of the original deal for the "pilot" was that ABC/Fox/who? would be allowed to release it as a feature film on VHS in the UK. They didn't think the original pilot would work by itself since it was left with such a cliff hanger. For this reason Lynch added the dream sequence to the end (which was originally intended to, and did conclude episode 2 of season 1). If you've seen the pilot with this tacked on to the end, you know all it does is make it more confusing but...

So if you watch the entire series including the pilot, you have to stop the tape/DVD before the red room dream thing at the end of the pilot.

I liked it better when it was called Wild At Heart. I'd rather watch The
Prisoner.

Crapberry Pie.