Neither of them are playing Donna. I'm betting no one is playing Donna.

She ain't.

Twin Peaks without David Lynch at the very least alive and involved is not Twin Peaks . I consider this new series an unbelievable blessing and I would welcome them going for as long as they want to with Lynch/Frost at least at the helm, but without him, no. I had thought TP was done for 25 years, ...

I am voting Option 3 - daily. June is not "early 2017". That would also create a steady, relentless build of hype to the new series airing in February(?). You'd have sites like Vulture blogging about the original show every day.

An emoji on Twitter can mean anything or nothing. I don't think she's old enough and I don't think she's Donna. I think Donna's out.

I'm just excited to see Trichome. I remember lurking on alt.tv.tp when I was in high school.

Out of curiosity, anyone got a rundown of how many MD alum are on the list?

For the sake of completionism, according to Bellina Logan Louie the desk clerk's full name is "Louie 'Birdsong' Budway."

You've done a man's job, Ross!

I loved that Makings of You trailer, though it was probably a little too long and had a few too many beats. (I work in this field, I'm neurotic about it.) But it looked great. I would love to see it.

Both I and a friend are really holding out for Phoebe/Ronette. Lynch always brought her back, I'm hoping he would again. (Is 'I and a friend' bad grammar? idk I've been doing taxes)

Hilarity unbound.

I don't think we have any way of knowing. So many synopses have different wording and none explicitly deny the words in the first release. If indeed the book has 'emails,' for example, that has to go beyond 1989-1990.

I'm still curious about what Lynch supposedly wanted them to do with Catherine Martell the next morning that Peyton vetoed.

While Harry undoubtedly was hurting from what happened to Josie, I didn't see the man in episodes 25-29 as traumatized or having his faith in the innate goodness of the town or his worldview shaken beyond repair. He seemed to be recovering remarkably well. Some of that was the function of the plot o...