N. Needleman wrote:Yeah, based on the stories I've heard over the last few years (particularly last year's UK fest) I'd be surprised if Julee Cruise was back, sadly. It's a shame.

Why, what happened?

Great cover! Pre-ordered and waiting.

I checked in with my cousin again who works for the publishing company. He confirmed that Frost's manuscript is definitely complete and has been turned in, and that the book is now being designed and put together by the people who did JJ Abrams's interactive novel "S" from a couple years ...

More than 300 pages of original Twin Peaks context. In 2016. Just before 18 new episodes in 2017.
THANK YOU DAVID LYNCH AND MARK FROST.

Chester Desmond wrote:

Odnetnin wrote:

Cooperscoffeecup wrote:I see the Frost book is set for an October release, with the title The Secret history of Twin Peaks.

Source on this?

http://www.amazon.de/The-Secret-History ... 1250075580

here ya go

There is a price already, nice. I prefered The Secret Lives, though.

According to Arbogast, they have already shot some scenes in soundstages but most of the set filming will happen during March and April. And yes, filming wraps up mid-April.

They don't seem to be returning at any point. Filming will continue in LA until mid April.

Well, obviously this is mostly to build hype. Frost knows that this novel is only for the die-hard fans and they want to attract a bigger audience for the show. It'll definitely make the waiting more sufferable.

Well, obviously a part of the show will take place outside of Twin Peaks. I still think that the vast majority will be set in the town, though. First of all, we have clues that they'll probably shoot more in Washington in the Spring. Secondly, shooting in California and LA doesn't mean that the scen...

I think that either Heather is in and she's just misleading us, or Annie is, unfortunately, dead.

As we all know, David Lynch and Mark Frost didn't assign episode titles in the original show, only episode numbers. The titles were assigned when the show aired in Germany and then they were translated to English. I wish that David and Mark will use titles this time since it's something I always lik...

Ross wrote:

adamb26 wrote:Based on old episodes, averaging 46 minutes per episode=

What's the average length of a Showtime drama? Is it 46-47 min like the old show? Or an hour? Just wondering. I have a feeling the new eps will be of varying lengths.

Showtime has one-hour episodes.

Most of Showtime shows have 12 or 13 episodes per season so that makes sense.

I think he could be in Season 3, though. Someone here posted something about Bowie returning and they were filming in LA for three months now. Also, I remember reading a rumor that he might make a cameo again in the Zoolander sequel, so there you go. If Lynch wanted him back, it's very likely that h...

Incredible stuff, makes me even more pumped for the novel. Thanks for sharing!