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Instant Entertainment: David Lynch Edition

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Jen Carlson

Published Apr 19, 2011

Modified Apr 19, 2011

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It was just announced that Twin Peaks is now available on Netflix Instant Watch... so it's about time we delve back into the dark and humorous mind of David Lynch. Click through for a spoiler-free guide on how to enjoy the best of Lynch online.

 

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Published Apr 19, 2011

Modified Apr 19, 2011

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Welcome back to our Instant Entertainment weekly feature, in which we offer you two bits of entertainment currently available on demand on Netflix Instant Watch, Hulu and/or Amazon Prime. Watched something online recently you think we should highlight? Send us a note at [email protected]. And check in with Queue Noodle to find out what's leaving Instant Watch soon.

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Jen Carlson

Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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