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X-files approached it at times, although it felt still quite TV like, TP was the precursor of what HBO did with television.
It's owed a great debt and makes me laugh when some websites can do a list of the most important and influential TV shows of all time and they put over long guff like Lost in but miss Peaks out.
Lost got a chance to become meandering and bloated, we complain about how S2 of TP went but the network cut it short before it could sort itself it out, Lost unfortunately never had that done to it.
The end of S2 made more sense than the lazy cop out nonsense that JJ & Lindelof left us with on Lost after going on for far too many seasons, still the worst ending to any show ever in my view.
My expectation for this is like no other TV show ever, I really don't what I'm going to get, I know I'm tremendously excited, until Lynch said that it was coming back I never thought it would happened, I hoped but never thought it would be the case.
http://www.tv3.ie/xpose/AMP/article/entertainment-news/213252/Jennifer-Lynch-defends-her-dad-after-Twin-Peaks-stars-Facebook-rant-goes-public
All my God. Well, you can certainly understand Lynch's decision not to include him. Thanks.
Kyle just knocks it out the park and the supporting cast are superb, the late Miguel Ferrier's Albert Rosenfield in the Laura autopsy scene shows the juxtaposing of the dark comedy and also the tragedy, you get a similar moment later in the story when Ed is telling his heartfelt story of how Nadine lost her eye and Albert is struggling not to corpse.
Peaks when on form leaves the majority of shows in the dust, Lynch & Frost informed the future of television onwards with this series.
The hope it can push the medium even further on it's return might be too much but my expectation for this won't be eclipsed by anything else this year.
Would any of you say it's necessary to see the film before the new season starts?
I would say, yes, watch it before season 3 but after season 1and 2. I like FWWM. I think it's a good film.
Me neither. That seriously sucks in this case.
Watching the original series when it first aired was kind of magical and everybody was talking about it after each new episode. The only experience of its kind I've had with anything on tv ever.
Going in entirely blind not knowing what to expect, when is the last time you could say that about anything on TV or the cinema?
Showbox app is your friend.
Loving this teasing, just keep it coming like this, going in blind, this is going to be wondrous.
http://welcometotwinpeaks.com/news/new-twin-peaks-golden-age-of-television/
I enjoyed listening to this guys' speculation regarding the missing characters.
I think Lynch very much wanted it to be multi season and open ended. The network forced him to reveal the killer at the end of season one and that is largely what killed it. You should never find out who did it.
They didn't reveal the killer till a good few episodes into Season 2 but agreed the mystery was out the bag and the series struggled to get the momentum back.
It did sort of redeem itself with that last episode, never been anything as dark and weird on TV since, pure Lynch.
Whats disappointing?