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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 284076" data-attributes="member: 8">Yippee, I also discovered a DALLAS connection.[ATTACH=full]29021[/ATTACH](to be honest, I had to check IMDB because I wasn&#039;t sure that she wasn&#039;t Jill Eikenberry).I think she&#039;s Twin Peaks&#039; answer to Pamela Lynch.Josie &quot;belongs&quot; to a Very Important And Sinister Man - that reminds me of Lane Ballou&#039;s predicament in FLAMINGO ROAD.Two significant villains have arrived in Twin Peaks: Thomas Eckhardt and Windom Earle. Dale Cooper compares his former FBI partner with a diamond: hard and brilliant.It&#039;s not unusual to introduce villains that way, but Dale&#039;s deadpan delivery has a whiff of satire - although it&#039;s hard to explain exactly why. Or maybe it just sounds a little out of place in Harry Truman&#039;s office.The Fire Walk With Me&nbsp; DVD has arrived! I&#039;ve only watched it once so I&#039;m very excited about it.As a matter of fact, I have!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 284076, member: 8"] Yippee, I also discovered a DALLAS connection. [ATTACH type="full"]29021[/ATTACH] [SIZE=3](to be honest, I had to check IMDB because I wasn't sure that she wasn't Jill Eikenberry).[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]I think she's Twin Peaks' answer to Pamela Lynch. Josie "belongs" to a Very Important And Sinister Man - that reminds me of Lane Ballou's predicament in FLAMINGO ROAD.[/SIZE] Two significant villains have arrived in Twin Peaks: Thomas Eckhardt and Windom Earle. Dale Cooper compares his former FBI partner with a diamond: hard and brilliant. It's not unusual to introduce villains that way, but Dale's deadpan delivery has a whiff of satire - although it's hard to explain exactly [I]why[/I]. Or maybe it just sounds a little out of place in Harry Truman's office. The [I]Fire Walk With Me[/I] DVD has arrived! I've only watched it once so I'm very excited about it. As a matter of fact, I have! [/QUOTE]

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