Okay, that wasn't worded well at all, was it? Let me try to break this down with some examples...

You hate country music. Cannot stand it. Yet, for some weird reason, you cannot help but listen with agonizing joy when, say, Kenny Rogers gets played.

Or...

You couldn't give a fig about science fiction movies as a general rule. But you love Starship Troopers. Just that one film. None of the rest.

Or...

Fantasy books are the bane of your existence. You cannot handle these unrealistic worlds with their supernatural characters and fantastical beasts. Still, though, you make it a habit of reading The Hobbit once every few years. Who knows how that tradition started?

Why do you have these outliers? But you get my point now, right?

This is happening to me right now. I have this thing that keeps me from truly liking quirky TV shows. By "quirky," I mean ones that have seemingly nonsensical elements to them or characters with weird traits. It's a hard thing to explain but it makes sense to me. Also, I don't have that great a luck with anything David Lynch does. I've tried. I've really, really tried. Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, etc. (Note: I have not yet watched Dune).

For some reason, though, I've been taking great joy in watching Twin Peaks lately on Netflix.

I see some of the elements wound together by Lynch and, taken by themselves, I'd probably hate them. But together they work. And they make this show so much fun. I'm not that far into the original series, but I can easily see myself tearing through them all. Hopefully in time for next year's revival on Showtime.

I just want to give everyone a thumbs up. Is that normal?