For years I have heard about this weird show called
However, once Laura
Palmer's killer was known, the story's mystery was dispelled, and the series
lost its creative mystery. The last episode of this famed series is painful to
watch. Our favorite characters are hanging by the threads of unresolved plot lines and most of them wear sad faces. No more coffee, no more cherry pie. The Twin Peaks RR Diner is
closed.
For good? In the last couple years, two Twin
Peaks alumni have expressed an interest in resurrecting the
series. One has mentioned the possibility of launching a sequel in the form of
webisodes…while another, a former co-producer of the show, has talked about wanting
to see the series be given a much justified television rebirth. Reaction: What a great
time to do it. Today we have cable TV. A series like Twin Peaks
could incarnate on a cable network like AMC or TNT. There's a lot more wiggle room for artistic expression and divergent
wackiness on cable these days than there was on one of the Big Three in the early nineties. Maybe we really are evolving...
P.S. Think about this - during the series finale, in the Red
Room, didn't Laura Palmer tell Agent Cooper she'd see him in about 25
years? Who says it can't be a few years sooner...?
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