I met David for the first time in a private home.
He had worked with a very close friend of mine who I'd known for 30 years.
She was very fond of him and invited him over.
We chatted briefly and he seemed like a very nice man.
I think he had just done... I'm not sure what he had just done.
Anyway, I think we ran into him again, some other time.
Then I heard he was doing the series.
I thought how wonderful to work with him.
So I was invited to meet he and Mark Frost
at the converted warehouse.
I was sitting in the waiting area and there was this beautiful Chinese girl,
who I realised was Joan Chen.
I had seen her in films, before.
We were individually invited in
to see Mark Frost and David.
There was a feeling of joy in the room,
and fun and warmth.
I thought I'd love to be involved with this.
And I guess they decided the same thing.
I did the pilot,
not thinking it was going to go any further.
It was a small, but really fun part,
with some potential.
I certainly didn't believe
it was going to go to a series.
Because so few do.
So few do.
So it was wonderful.
The response of people in the street was similar to the way it was
when we were doing live television, decades ago.
Because the show would be seen by everyone. It was an event.
And people would come up to you on the street the next morning and say 'hi',
and say they'd seen the show.
And you had the same response with "Twin Peaks".
It seems like everyone was watching it.