Some of you must have discovered the delightful world of green butt skunks and surreal creamed corn in Twin Peaks, Washington! Right @Jen7? Whose up for a weekly rewatch [or watch] if you are not equipped with the 're' yet.

How is your fall break and your TP binge watching coming along? .

 

And you just never know....

https://www.christianpost.com/news/...s-about-possibility-of-another-season-204766/

 

Oh, I could be persuaded to tackle anything from one to three episodes per week! I'd probably do most of my watching on weekends. S1 has 8 episodes, S2 = 22 episodes, and S3 = 18. So its a total of 48 episodes to conquer.

@Jen7 @mistertrouble189 @PepperAnn @Jag @Sharpie61 @Dnae @tink @Sebrebc @H5N1, @what-ever-other-stink-is-interdasted.

 

I will be in NYC for a wedding all next weekend. How about the weekend after? .

 

oh, Sharpie, its time to take a regander through the fresh lens of 2017!

 

Welcome aboard for the rewatch, starting next weekend

 

the first two seasons [from 1990/91] are on Netflix. The third season you can watch by signing up for a free Showtime trial.

 

Is that like Netflix but on a round TV?

Oh, if you look at Showtime's website, it looks like you can actually watch all 3 seasons on there with a free trial. It states that the free trial is only a week, but if you cancel it, they give you like an extra 2 weeks to change your mind. Plus, you can keep ordering new free trials with different credit cards.

 

Twin Peaks has a panel on Saturday at 8 p.m. Many of the actors are there. One can keep ones fingers crossed for more hints at a possible S4.

 

I would very much like to believe this is true. I think both Showtime and Mark Frost are pretty open to it, but the real cog himself, Lynch [who is already 72] is less encouraging. The few comments he has made on the topic so far, while vague, have not been very encouraging. Recently when asked to speak about the possibility of an S4 he said "there's nothing to talk about". Of course, he also once called Twin Peaks "dead a doornail" after season 2.

However, the limiting factor at this point I think is his age. He described those 4 years during the making of S3 as pretty grueling. The question is, does he want to do that again until he is 76?

 

That's true, they can cut the episode count down. Also, he could be talking about different venues when he says the story was calling him. Perhaps another movie, or even another book, this time by Lynch instead of Frost. There are some options here. And BTW if you haven't read the Secret History books by frost I highly recommend them. They are but together as if they are dossiers, and well thought out. Definitely not quick cash grabs as per Bonansinga.