All we can do here is speculate. Based on what we know, it is probably a safe guess that any potential season 4 would begin the way season 3 began--- with a lengthy series of conversations between Frost and Lynch. With Season 3 it took a year of conversations between Lynch and Frost before they eve...

I doubt we're getting any more Twin Peaks story but I think the only way it happens is if Lynch writes it alone. And I suspect if he wants to, he's going to have Sabrina Sutherland email Mark Frost as a courtesy to say "Just so you know, David is writing new Twin Peaks, but he wants this to be...

Bring Bob Engels back ! And Harley Peyton! Peyton was basically Frost's second in command, so if Frost is not coming back, Peyon is not coming back either. Another theory : maybe, I was thinking about it last night, the riff between Frost and Lynch is a double bad news. Because if Frost aint gonna ...

Honestly, given how the shooting went on, it was a ticking bomb before the duo fell apart again. I mean Lynch did everything to be above Frost, it was the point of writing the script as huge feature film : so the director can be above the writers. Maybe Frost didn't understand it at first, but yeah,...

This may be for Twin Peaks, a new TV-project, a new film, a short movie, or simply nothing at all. According to New York Times Magazine released today (May 7th), in an article/interview on Laura Dern, she is offered a role for a coming Lynch project (and he wants her to shave her head for it!). Lyn...

Have any of you ever tried to contact the Showtime customer service ? Because I have a problem with them. Last year, I ordererd a Dougie standee and it went smoothly (I live in France). But one month ago, I ordererd the "Twin Peaks Powder Flats Giclee" artwork, and I've never received it (...

Peter Deming: http://www.indiewire.com/2017/09/twin-peaks-return-cinematographer-peter-deming-david-lynch-1201878462/ Note that he says DKL stuck very close to the script. Of course, some people will continue insisting that they know what happened better than the DP and the network president, and t...

To me, Sarah Palmer is the Jumping Man. Not Judy. So I'm on board with the "Judy = The Experiment = Mother" thing, but not the rest. I got another idea ! Last night, I was thinking about the sex scene between Richard/Coop & Linda/Diane and I had goosebumps. Because I remembered what I ...

Now I think about it, the final scene is a lot similar to the one with Laura Dern in the snow with the prostitues in INLAND EMPIRE. It's funny because the day before the finale aired, I was telling a friend how this scene had upset me when I watched INLAND EMPIRE for the first time. I almost cried, ...

I don't believe Laura is the embodiment of nirvana, I believe she was created as an example, an extreme example of suffering to show how to reach nirvana. How to detach from that suffering. She has reached nirvana. So why, when she was saved by Cooper, she was transfered to another timeline and not...

I realise this is probably going to be a minority opinion, but did anyone else get the impression Diane was given a prominent role just because she's Laura Dern, and Lynch was looking for an excuse to work with her as much as possible? It doesn't sit well with me how the original characters were pr...

Anyway, I really don't get the "Laura is the embodiment of nirvana" theory. I mean, come on : the girl was a prostitute and on coke even before she turned 18. Don't get me wrong, I know she was a victim. But I really can't see how we can make her an icon of detachment and nothingness. The...

Sorry if this has been answered (and it may have been across multiple posts), but just trying to summarize: When we see Laura's corpse disappear from the waterfront, are most people interpreting that as Coop saved her life and she wasn't killed? So, she is still part of that "reality"? Or...

But Part 17's softness is precisely why it fails to really work in my opinion. I can see your point, but this seemed to be the point of those scenes. The climax came on startlingly quickly, especially after the long build up to getting there. Everything seemed awfully tidy for a long moment which c...

I'm a bit mixed about the two parts : honestly the whole thing felt sometimes like a joke. Still I liked Part 18 much more than Part 17. In the intro, Gordon Cole aka Lynch is saying "I may have gone soft but not when it counts". But Part 17's softness is precisely why it fails to really w...