Frost is also active on twitter, and while most of his posts are about politics, anything that is tangentially Twin Peaks related has fans blasting him about Season 4, so he's well aware. It doesn't mean the silence is definitively indicative of anything... but it's basically impossible that they ar...

That is what you're saying. I don't see any other way of parsing it. As a 3rd party observer, I would not parse it that way. People have different opinions on speculation and some seem unduly challenged and argumentative about that. I don't get the point of arguing and insisting someone is saying s...

Soolsma wrote:Ok... wow. I've seen people grasping at straws for ambiguous tweets but that one takes the cake.

https://twitter.com/mfrost11/status/1190097268264693761

This is clearly Mark Frost telling us there either definitively will be more Twin Peaks or there definitely won't be. I can't decide which. Looking forward to everyone's theories!

Yeah he looks fine, certainly not significantly more aged than he was as Cole in S3, where he clearly looked far too old to be doing FBI field work (not that I'm nitpicking).

This is what we know: All of the necessary parties have expressed at least an openness to do more (Lynch, Frost, Showtime). There is still enough interest from fans to make another season a financially viable project. This is what we can probably safely assume: Lynch and Frost have had discussions a...

Yeah, this was all quite shocking for 1990 network TV. The reveal scene itself might still be the most viscerally intense scene that's ever been on television, even today after the era of cable/premium cable peak TV. Sure, then it was probably one of the most brutally violent things on TV, but I'm ...

I also think the idea that the show would go the darkest possible route, incorporating incest and parental abuse, was something people assumed no network show would touch in that era, and for that reason alone it presumably didn’t cross most viewers’ minds that Leland was even a suspect. Yeah, this...

Before Season 3 I would have been happy with a setup similar to the original series... a writer's room with Lynch directing key episodes. But after the precedent set by Season 3 anything less than Frost and Lynch writing the whole thing and Lynch directing it all would be less than ideal. But I stil...

I don't take it to mean anything regarding S4 either. It would be obtuse to think he doesn't know how people are responding to any TP related tweet he makes however.

If the buzz was about anything other than new Twin Peaks, it would be in their best interest to kill the S4 buzz so expectation doesn't sink the response when something is announced. Frost tweet may mean nothing but he knows how people will respond. He seems quite happy to fan the flames of speculat...

I still maintain that the biggest indicator there's something in the works is what's NOT being said. There is absolutely no way that Sutherland, Showtime, Lynch and Frost aren't aware of the buzz that's been built. Yet all of them are staying completely radio silent. Not a peep. Agreed. It doesn't ...

Bringing back Chet Desmond and resolving that mystery would be great. Bring back Sam Stanley while they're at it. So with the Season 4 rumors, so far it seems like there's been a whole lot of trying to over-analyze social media posts, other that the Horror Museum tweets which very directly suggested...

krishnanspace wrote:I just saw him a few hours ago in El Camino and was telling my friend that we need both Harry and Robert in Season 4.
Sad. RIP

Same, it's so surreal that he died the day it was released. Very sad.

Au contraire. In a hypothetical scenario where something was being worked on, it is more likely that people who are about to compose the musical score would need to be brought in much earlier. I do find the photo intriguing nonetheless. :mrgreen: I don't think this is necessarily the case. Music is...