WTF Wednesdays @ Rock and Roll Hotel
This Wednesday February 9, 2011...
Twins Peaks on the big screen... wtf?
1/2 price burgers... wtf?
$3 drinks...wtf?
$3 Wired Washington Apple shots...wtf?
FREE 21+| Doors @ 7pm Show @ 730pm | 3,50 min episodes
WE ARE EXPECTING ANOTHER LARGE TURN OUT! So much so that we are encouraging bringing your own chair to guarantee yourself a seat in the house, screen on the green style!
Time for Season 2!
This Wednesday we will be showing:
"The Man Behind Glass"
Air Date: October 13, 1990 Ep. 2003
Donna finds a diary of Laura's at Harold Smith's house; Blackie holds Audrey hostage, and plots with Jean Renault; James and Madeleine become close, to Donna's dismay; Lucy lunches with Dick Tremayne; Dr. Jacoby undergoes hypnosis, leading to an arrest; and Nadine wakes from her coma a changed woman.
"Laura's Secret Diary"
Air Date: October 20, 1990 Ep. 2004
Cooper and Truman arrest Leland after he confesses to the crime of murdering Jacques Renault in the hospital as well as attacking Dr. Jacoby while being disoriented. Hank asks Norma to tidy up the Double R Diner when he is informed that a shady food critic named M.T. Wentz may be visiting Twin Peaks. Meanwhile, Jean Renault sends a videotape of Audrey Horne being held captive to Ben, demanding a $125,000 ransom for her return, and Cooper to be the drop-off man. Jean murders Emory Battis, upon returning to One-Eyed Jacks, for mistreating Audrey. With help from Truman, Cooper investigates Audrey's kidnapping. Josie returns, claiming to have been in Seattle on business, learning from Pete that Catherine died in the sawmill fire. Later, a Japanese businessman, Mr. Tojamura, checks into the Great Northern Hotel.
"The Orchid's Curse"
Air Date: October 27, 1990 Ep. 2005
Cooper and Truman stage a raid on One Eyed Jacks; Leland's court hearing begins; Donna and Madeleine plot to steal Laura's secret diary from Harold Smith; Ben gets a business proposition from the mysterious Mr. Tojamura; and Shelly and Bobby reignite their relationship, even as the catatonic Leo lives under the same roof.
3 comments:
WTF does WTF stand for?
Win the future, of course.
what kind of licensing agreement did it take to be able to feature these programs in such a manner? I was always under the impression that copyright laws and the demands of copyright holders generally made it too onerous for such deals to be made in a way that's profitable for the venue owner.
Could someone from the Rock and Roll Hotel give us some insight into how they managed to accomplish this? It could be a great help to other small businesses in the area.
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