Quirky ‘Twin Peaks’ Gets Quirky DVD Promotion

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Twin Peaks was a great show but it’s been gone for 17 years. Yes, it’s been that long but CBS and Paramount seem to think fans can’t get enough of Agent Cooper and Laura Palmer and have asked Mammoth Advertising to help promote the release of the Twins Peaks Definitive Gold Box Edition.

The agency came up with The Twin Peaks Coffee Brew Competition which asks people to create coffee-focused video mashups. Show creator and legendary director David Lynch, himself, will select the winner who will receive a…year’s supply of Signature Cup coffee? Uh, yea, the dude brands his own coffee. The winner will also get the DVD set, of course.

If you didn’t watch the show, it was truly great. Well, at least the first ten episodes or so were. Then the show took an aimless nosedive off a cliff. Sort of like the contest entries we’ve seen so far.

– If you’re into weird sunglass ads, this one’s for you.

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