Interlaced and progressive-questions

[fillishave]

Please help me figure this out.
I know the meaning of interlacing, progressive, frame-rate, field-order etc.
What I still haven’t quite figured out is this:

If I capture some material from PAL mini-Dv, de-interlace it (still maintaining 25 fps) to give it more of a film look (+ color correction, overlays etc) and then either:

• Record it straight back to the camcorder via Premiere or
• Encode it to MPEG 2 and burn it on a DVD

and then view it on a PAL TV, what will happen with my de-interlaced effect (since a PAL TV is interlaced)?
Will I end up just losing quality and also the film-look I have on my computer monitor?

Thankful for any help in sorting this bit out for me!

/Filip

[FOO]

Anything going to the TV regardless of the source
will get interlaced. so efforts to de-interlace would seem to be
a waste of time.

....Except that image processing a whole de-interlaced frame that
originated as Film will work better , obviously
You want to work on the original whole frame. This includes MPEG2 encoding