When you have struck up some kind of relationship (a real one where you actually get to meet them as opposed to any virtual relationships that you may have) with a person do you after a certain length of time introduce them to your Twin Peaks ermm fetish?

If so, have you found yourself doing this with more than one relationship?

Also, have you been disappointed when the other person says that they are not really into it? (Don't get upset by this, it wasn't cancelled because everyone loved it now was it?)

Speaking for myself I did in the distant past introduce someone to the Twin Peaks phenom and at the time was impressed that she liked it. Since then I haven't (not having the access to it anymore sure helps on that front!) and now after so many years could hand on heart say that I wouldn't do that again.

 So, how about you...

I danced and died a thousand times!

Yes, yes, and yes.

I wouldn't call it a dealbreaker, but if someone doesn't like Twin Peaks at least to the level of appreciating it and getting through the whole thing once, I do tend to look a little sideways at them...

Though, that being said, I don't think I've ever met anyone I know of who actually disliked the show -- most common is just never having seen it, and not being that interested in watching a 30-piece, 20-year old tv show. Luckily, I'm good at cultivating enthusiasm.

I've never dated a TP/Lynch fan. One of my bf's had a casual interest in Lost Highway because he wanted to sample it for his music, another was mildly interested because Marilyn Manson sampled the last episode. But I tell them about it right away. People say I'm "quirky" within 5 minutes of meeting me, so it never surprises them. Also, there's not a stigma attached to TP fandom like there is to Star Trek and the like. Lots of people think it's sort of an edgy interest to have. 

Anyway, when it gets serious and if they express interest, I'll make them sit through as much as they can handle. As guys get older, I've found they're less scared you won't like them anymore if they aren't enthusiastic about your obsessions, and have no bones about saying they suck. Whatever!  I'm pretty secure, and appreciate different tastes.  However, if they say they don't like it because it's too weird, it's a sign of problems to come.       

That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!

I introduced a girl mate to Twin Peaks...we had one date and became freinds, she loves Twin Peaks!

"Ive got good news....that gum you like is going to come back in style!"

"I'm a WHOLE DAMN TOWN!"