Twin Peaks: Classic or Dud?

a shia to maclachlan's indy

yeah the younger cast as the oldsters (and they wouldn't even need all of them, just enough - Sherilyn Fenn, Bobby/James, etc.) seems like a no-brainer

Bob and Jack Nance are the only deceased players, no?

as far as I know

All this speculation over what is more likely an announcement for the new David Lynch Signature Cup chewing gum.

Although I acknowledge it's not great for the actors themselves, but in terms of a potential reunion project, it's pretty awesome that no one in the main cast's career has skyrocketed (unless I'm forgetting someone really obvious). I'd think they'd almost all be open and available to returning.

yeah I imagine at some point Flynn-Boyle would have resisted, but not now

shd bring back Lara Flynn Boyle and Moira Kelly just to fuck with people xp

Bob and Jack Nance are the only deceased players, no?

― Simon H., 3. lokakuuta 2014 20:22

Can't imagine Twin Peaks without Pete, to be honest. Though I guess they could just say he died in that explosion in the penultimate episode, like it seemed? And I guess Frank Silva's absence could be covered by having MacLachlan play Bob too, I'm sure he could do it.

If there really is a revival, can't imagine it being more than a curiosity, but sure, I'll watch it.

is "phantom menaced" a phrase yet?

there was a pretty decent episode of psych (which i think is an underrated if formulaic buddy comedy) that was twin peaks themed and included a cast of many of the supporting actors from the series. they're all still totally able to channel the campy weirdness pretty effectively.

http://i.imgur.com/L5kIYh9.jpg

2016, Showtime

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNHsA4WIFvc

OH SHIT

Nine new episodes, all written by Lynch/Frost and directed by Lynch

Well goddamn

omg omg omg

I hear the new Twin Peaks will be set in the present day, more than two decades after the events in the first two seasons. It is expected to continue the lore and story of the original series, with Lynch and Frost committed to providing long-awaited answers and, hopefully, a satisfying conclusion to the series. It is unclear which actors from the original series will be featured in the followup. Rumor is that star Kyle MacLachlan would be back, likely reprising his role as FBI Agent Dale Cooper who was at the center of the show. The ABC series also featured some of Lynch’s favorite character actors, and it is likely that at least some of them will return.

Scott walker to perform live duet with julee cruise

lol

I only hope it can live up to the standard set by the recontinuation of Dallas.

Bob and Jack Nance are the only deceased players, no?

i had to remind myself who jack nance was and woah i didn't realise pete martell was the guy from eraserhead

Scott walker to perform live duet with julee cruise

― lool at the herrlich (wins), Monday, October 6, 2014 10:40 AM (1 hour ago)

a scott version of "sycamore trees" would be incredible

btw i'm coincidentally working my way through the show for the first time these last few weeks and omg the bob/madz sequence was genuinely shockingly brutal in a way i can't believe was on ABC in 1990

http://deadline.com/2014/10/twin-peaks-return-showtime-series-mark-frost-interview-846363/

confirmed via youtube teaser from Showtime
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BzR6KrNIEAAI2xN.png:large

lol hueg

nine hours of new Lynch is worth getting unreasonably stoked for, regardless of property

I guess you ppl liked episodes 18-30 way way more than i did.

Also, Hank Worden is dead.

The "bad" episodes of Twin Peaks are as good as 95% of the "new golden age of TV" series that are on right now.

Given how muddled season 2 was and how few answers the movie offered, I'd be surprised if a new series wrapped anything up to anyone's satisfaction. Still, good to have this back, eventually! Has anyone but Kyle been up to much, really?

The biggest problem with the original run was that Lynch only directed a few episodes. This new series appears to correct that.

I don't recall more than two episodes being "bad," perhaps, but a lot of it seemed like marking time. And I did like the movie.

(after the exposure of the killer I mean)

My understanding is that, aside from the last episode, Lynch was barely involved with that latter half of season two (tied up with Wild At Heart and Industrial Symphony No. Blah). That he's involved with the entire upcoming series and that it's being posited as a wrap-up seem like good signs to me.

omg the bob/madz sequence was genuinely shockingly brutal in a way i can't believe was on ABC in 1990

Yeah, prior to the horrific stuff that has become pro-forma on crime scene investigation shows, that scene is absolutely the most horrifying thing I ever saw on the Big 3.

As long as it's on cheap dv, and there are talking rabbits involved, I won't be too dissapointed that this takes time away from the making of Inland Empire II.

Be pleasantly surprised if this is worthwhile. The feeling and atmosphere had gone by the second year. Second series was only holding my attention because of first, from what I remember. Recreating 90s atmosphere seems impossible today.

People who bitch about the second half of S2 dismiss the original series finale at their peril.

I'm hoping he actually amplifies the atmosphere to Inland Empire levels but I guess that's sort of unlikely.

9 hours of Lynch directing anything is a gift

Incidentally, a 9-hour director's cut of his Duran Duran concert film is coming soon. You're welcome.

My favorite "arc" of the original show was the large audience who didn't know David Lynch from the mailman slowly figuring it out it wasn't a regular soap opera, and bailing.

It definitely was one of the stranger things to become a mainstream phenomenon.

As long as it's on cheap dv

ha, otm! format is totally the most engrossing part of this to me? lynch talked about watching old footage to put the dvd together & being in love with its quality. & it's academy ratio, too, right? i don't know anything about shooting for tv but even the prospect of that seems kinda pleasingly anachronistic.

I'd be very surprised if these new episodes answered everything. More likely that it will all get more weird and mysterious.

I'm glad this is so far in the distance. I have plenty of time to rewatch everything, none of which I've seen since it originally aired on ABC.

If I don't get a detailed exegesis of exactly what the owls are, I'm going to write such a scathing post on my Livejournal.

what is it with people and wanting "answers", really

they want BOB's resume and CarFax