Stavrogyn wrote:
Regarding Simon, I wasn't aware that he is also responsible for Show Me a Hero, which I have somewhere in the back of my mind, but keep forgetting about it. I guess it must be good too?

I think it is the best thing David Simon has produced so far.

Not random at all. Trier's "The Kingdom" was born as a potential storyline for the original "Twin Peaks". After it instead became a series in its own right it too was cut short by collapsing boom and bust ratings - and later a planned conclusion was delayed because of the death o...

So what do you make of Kyle's instagram post?

CBS/Showtime definitely didn't have any of the FWWM rights to begin with, but eventually bought or licensed them. That is one of the reason's why it took so many years for The Missing Pieces to become a reality. M2 owned all rights to the film, but it was probably worth more to CBS since they could ...

I agree with this, and that's why i'm in the non-believer camp in regards this being a Twin Peaks thing. The thing is, surely a TP story can be told without the use of flashback footage. Especially since they already did the time travel thing in season 3. What is important is who owns "Twin Pe...

The last episode of the season - as well as the last chapters of the book, ends up with many things we thought we knew, being altered due to Cooper/The Magician tampering with the past. F.ex. Leland is still dead, but not how we thought we knew that it happened. So that is one possible explanation. ...

Could be. I wonder how those rights are split. I notice in the US, CBS All Access has Season 1 and 2 to stream online and Showtime has Season 3 (though I think Showtime also aired the original series), but in Europe and other countries I think all seasons are grouped together. This is actually some...

With regards to TP, does CBS have a stake in it and Showtime too, and if so how much? If Season 4 did go to Netflix, could each season theoretically go to any studio/streaming service? If the new project is "Twin Peaks" in any way, but ends up being called f.ex. "Unrecorded Night&quo...

Never saw them, either couldn't get into them or wasn't interested in the concept. "The Leftover" takes almost a full season to find its footing, but from then on it is brilliant. Conversely the pilot of "Watchmen" might be the best episode of that show. Anyways, if "Lost&q...

How come you'd rank "Lost" above Lindelof's own "The Leftovers" and "Watchmen"? To me those are infinitely better executed than "Lost", as well as more ambitious in their artistic scope.

Stavrogyn wrote:
I feel that at this point we all agree that there is a David Lynch project in the works? The only question is what is it. Right?

Right, because Lynch and Sutherland confirmed that they were supposed to be working on something - if not for the pandemic.

I would actually be very surprised if Janey E or Dougie played any part in a continuation of "Twin Peaks". That storylines seems complete with that first scene of episode 18.

Stavrogyn wrote:

sneakydave wrote:I enjoyed her last name reminding me of the great German philosopher at the beginning of each part of The Return, even though the spelling is missing that one little vowel.

"Dick Laurent is dead..." - Friedrich Nietzsche.

100% on that. everything with Twin Peaks Productions and the Production weekly listing is speculation and guess work. In terms of Production weekly yes, but in terms of the transfer of ownership of the production company those records are publically available. Also some of us have worked with IP's ...

That deposit thing could happen, but if that was the case, then Lynch could have probably paid that deposit with a tiny portion of the hopefully astronomical amount it took to buy Mark Frost's half of the Twin Peaks rights. Remember "Twin Peaks Productions" also handles all the merchandisi...