metalface13 wrote: I'm so, so excited. This is my favorite show of all-time. I'm going to need to get cable.
@Shellhead: The second season isn't as strong as the first. Twin Peaks is very much a soap-opera. Single episodes don't tell much story on their own.
Not to mention the fact that Lynch had more or less checked out. The suits also wanted more of a straightforward police procedural. With Lynch committed to direct all nine, I think we're in for a good ride.
I think one of the reasons I didn't watch it was because all the people who raved about were either irritating people themselves, and/or gravitated towards stuff that was weird or bizarre just for the sake of being weird/bizarre, not because it was actually good.
I think Twin Peaks still holds up well. I watched the entire series the first time maybe 8-10 years after it aired. It's funny, zany, creepy and engrossing. Everyone I've introduced it to has liked it.
I recall the first season being pretty doggone interesting at the time. Very different from everything else on TV. I recall the second season being a dud.
What I've found when watching old shows again (X-Files is the most recent) is that they don't hold up well against modern television shows, which have used them as a springboard to improve the state of the art. I've avoided watching Twin Peaks a second time for that reason, figuring I'd stick with the incredibly good memory of Sherilyn Fenn tying a cherry stem with her tongue instead of seeing it a second time and not being impressed by her "pacing" or some such.
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