Wonder what its resurrection will be like? I hope it doesn't suck - same people, only old? Too bad it will be on Showtime.

Now, it's cookie cutter crime procedurals where a team of highly intelligent people solve major crimes within an hour.

The other being The Prisoner.

Oh, frabjous day, calloo, callay!!!

She wasn't in Fire Walk With Me though so maybe she's not into it...

Though I watched Twin Peaks every week, was entertained by it and joined in all the trendy water-cooler conversations regarding it the next day, I was never able to "get" it until a close friend told me, "Lynch's most effective method of story telling isn't dialog or even montage-- if you rely on those for cues and clues, you'll be lost (I did, and I was). On the other hand, if you let the *emotion* of the story or the character clue you in as much (if not more so) than the script, you'll have a better chance of "getting" it."

I think he was right. I re-watched the series about ten years ago, and let his method inform how I viewed it, and I'll be damned if it wasn't ten times more comprehensible than during my original viewing of it.

(On the other hand, that could be because during its original airing, I'd smoke pot to excess prior to, and during Twin Peaks...)

He'll let you know exactly how he wants you to feel in every scene.

He is master of atmospherics and settings communicating far more than the actual dialogue.

Viz - Mulholland Drive, one of my favorite movies of all time.

ONE OF YOUR FAVORITES?

It's my all-time favorite.

I'm there often, and you're damn right I'll go up and watch!

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

I lived in Redmond in '89-'92 and completely ignored casting calls for extras at the time and regret missing out on the whole phenomenon back then.

Now that I've seen (and loved) the series, I'm not making that mistake again. I also visit the area frequently.

Well, technically I lived on the Sammamish Plateau but Redmond was "town."

We lived on Redmond - Fall City road near Marymoor Park at the time. You've probably seen me dozens of times riding my bike in the area, or going to or from work through that park.

Howdy neighbour!

Now that I live in Seattle I don't get out there as much, but I still do.

He'll have to take some time off from making wine though.

http://www.pursuedbybearwine.com/

Thanks for the winery tip!

Bad news is that it is on Showtime.

And I like weird stuff, but I also appreciate storytelling that makes sense.

I know TPs was a terribly sexist/misogynist series (Lynch is a piece of work) but I was still addicted. It was so quirky and something of a parody of itself. I've been trying to get my teenage kids to watch the old series on Netflix, but they didn't like the first couple of episodes. I'm going to have to find a buddy to watch it with.

He has very odd ideas about gender, but I don't understand the "sexist" label.

He's 77 but still composing.

film and television music. The two albums he and Lynch did with Julee Cruise are well worth picking up. They're gorgeous.

I'm so down for this. I watched every episode twice when it came out. I subscribed to a Twin Peaks newsletter, read every book tie-in and saw the feature a bunch of times. This will rock.

'Don't drink the coffee, there's a fish in the percolator.' (One of the many off the wall lines in this amazing series.)

If anyone can post the video the article mentions here it would be appreciated.