ringbearer wrote:So any clues in the Netflix short?

"What Did Jack Do" was produced in 2016.

I don't know if that served the same function as Laura's murder. Did they ever even properly solved it? I guess the Woodsmen did it? It pretty much did, that occurrence unraveled the threads that led all the different groupings to Mr.C/The Sheriff's station. And the murder was solved mainly through...

A new murder/new mystery format may have worked with Twin Peaks There was a new murder mystery, in the first episode of TPTR the decapitated head of a woman was found on top of the body of a much larger and older man. They kept that part of the formula (this time inspired by The Black Dahlia rather...

Note that Veronica Mars was actually able to pull this off successfully for its second season, before ditching the formula for its third and final season. So it definitely could have been done- a new murder, a new mystery... And it worked again for Veronica Mars' fourth and hopefully not final season

mtwentz wrote:...yest completely reviled by many in the fan base.

By many I think we are talking about approximately 7 very, very loud people.

I disagree with you very much that TPTR focuses on "...new people". This is entirely a story that revolves around Dale Cooper and thematically Laura Palmer, Kyle having more screentime than anyone else. That is incomparable to how the original trilogy Star Wars characters were brought back...

The Finn/Rose/Benicio del Toro casino subplot in TLJ felt like a B-plot from a Futurama episode. That to me was one of Johnson’s weirder choices, like he just needed to figure out something for Finn to do and went with the first pitch. The only thing such a scenario might have been good for would b...

For all the ways that Rise of the Skywalker seems to have been misguidedly crafted to appeal to online troll culture, perhaps the most unforgivable is the way Rose’s role was minimized. Maybe it was unintentional and just the way the story went, but given all the bullying that poor actress took, th...

I'm with you on all that, including the prequels. They are, to whatever degree of success you want to grant them, a demonstration of pure vision, and there's no doubt about that. I don't see that difference. Those prequels are the very epitome of why prequels are redundant (and I'm saying that as s...

krishnanspace wrote:Lol. I just checked out, the significance of Graceland and it seems it’s Elvis Presley’s estate. Is that an odd location to host such a thing?

If you think that is an odd choice of location then you haven't read "The Secret History of Twin Peaks"

I hope this isn't replacing the Twin Peaks festival that usually happens in North Bend. (wow I guess that was answered with the post above which was sent while I wrote this crazy) I think this is what Sherlyn was talking about but not what HHM claimed. Tho HHM might be full of it. 2020 better bring...

One of their replies actually makes it sound like it is about a re-release of "On The Air" which is certainly something that could happen (notice the capital letter in their answer), but it is a bit of a stretch to say that has anything to do with the future of Twin peaks.

HHM did say the rumors are about Season 4 in one of their replies and not the VR or some reunion Not quite, they specified that it wan't the VR game, but they also didn't say "season 4" just that someone in the know told them something exciting about "..the future of Twin Peaks".

Earle, there were lot's of rumours and lot's of things that could be counted as possible evidence. Again, if you are only here to spread negativity, please refrain from posting.

No offense to anyone who thinks Lynch/Frost could not find a way to fit Catherine Martell into the story but... 1. Jerry Horne spent the entire show running around the woods... 2. Ben Horne spent most of the show contemplating whether to have sex with his secretary.. 3. Dr. Jacoby found a new caree...