The Sopranos didn't leave as many unanswered questions as Twin Peaks. That's my only issue.

The last couple of seasons of the X-Files weren't that great anyway from what I remember so it's not surprising that the film sequel bombed so hard (but I actually haven't seen it).

Yeah, I can't help but look at the flaws as part of the overall magic. There are still plot points I wish were different and scenes that make me cringe but I still enjoy every second of the series.

Any new word on a third season? I can't seem to find anything definitive online. I'm afraid I'd wind up disappointed if David Lynch and/or Mark Frost don't live up to their original vision but the idea is exciting either way.

Read through most of this thread. Excellent stuff. I'm watching the episode when Audrey professes her love for John Justice Wheeler. It was cringe inducing, partially because he wasn't a very memorable character and especially because it wasn't Cooper. Talk about a rushed romance.

Is it just me or does Twin Peaks sound like the basis for the FFVII soundtrack?

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=i_6w1EUG ... _6w1EUGRoU

Does that also have something to do with why James and Donna more or less split up? Haha

Yeah, that happens to be another thing that makes me depressed haha. The crumbling of Cooper and Audrey's (potential) relationship is definitely one of the lowlights of the show. Wasn't that due to Kyle Machlachlan not wanting Cooper to have romantic relations with a high schooler? Kind of a ridicul...

I'm sure I'm not the first to think this but I'm re-watching Twin Peaks for the second time and am finding myself completely infatuated with Audrey Horne. So much to the point that I become depressed upon the reminder that she's just a fictional character. Not only is she stunningly beautiful but he...