Could we be in line for another helping of cherry pie at the Double R?

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We can only hope so.

http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Twin-Peaks-Return-Television-Rumored-2013-51038.html

 

This thread title couldn't have been more indecipherable to me were it written in hieroglyphics.

 

I thought some of these people would be here:

 

But you want to admit...it was a damn good hook to get you to read the thread!

 

We watched Season 1 of 'Twin Peaks' this past year.
It was a rewatch for me.

Might have to dial up the disappointing Season 2.

 

I, for one, would welcome the first openly reggae mayor back for another shot at playing Agent Dale Cooper.

 

I'd be interested to see what they are evening thinking of a plot for this.

I mean, they killed Cooper, but his doppelganger is out there still...so you could get Kyle McLaughlin back in that role.

It was fun to see Psych do a spoof of this on their show (The episode was called "Dual Spires") and a lot of the cast was on it.

I was a huge fan of this show...but I also was like 12-14 when it was on and didn't get a lot of it. I have rewatched it since and, it's more of a "man, I loved that show" feeling that "Man! I LOVE this show!"

 

Did guys actually like this show the first time around? I recall it only as the show you had to pretend to like if you were around certain groups of college girls.

 

Cooper is not dead. He's stuck in the Black Lodge.

And yes, I loved this show. Since Dune (shaddap! Great cast, great costumes, great sets, great production values, horrific script) I was a massive David Lynch guy. Thought Blue velvet was interesting. Then realized with Wild at Heart that he was too often "weird!' for the sake of it.

Anyway, Agent Cooper will remain stuck in the Black Lodge:

http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2013/01/03/sorry-internet-twin-peaks-isnt-returning-for-a-third-season/

 

I watched the show for the first time last year. Once Laura Palmer's killer was caught, the downturn in quality was rapid and brutal. I had no interest in most of the remaining plots; I think David Lynch's weirdness works best with heavy stakes. Then the prequel movie was sadistic awfulness.

Those first 15 episodes, though, are on par with Mulholland Drive as Lynch's best work.

 

Also, if Lara Flynn Boyle and Sheryl Lee had a steamy lesbian scene, that might have been enough to put Twin Peaks above Mulholland Drive.

 

Sherilyn Fenn could make your Tv burst into flames.

Unbelievably hot.