Season 4? Or is it over after this? Wisteria/Unrecorded Night? Something else? (Speculation thread.)

[Mr. Reindeer]

I mean, let's be realistic here guys. Whatever happens (if it happens at all), Lynch will direct every single second of it.

Yeah, after all the comments he’s made the last couple of years about his regrets from the original run, there’s no way he puts his baby into anyone else’s hands again.

[krishnanspace]

Noah Hawkley Comes to my mind

[Rhodes]

Also, I'm going to be alone on this one (probably) but something else I'd be down for would be Showtime launching a new season (or seasons) and Lynch being in control of the first episode or "pilot" and filming that, then taking a back seat as an executive, with Mark Frost or others taking charge as showrunners, and Lynch frequently popping back up to write/direct other episodes. Much like the original run. I just feel that that's the only way a new season of TP could get on the air sooner (if Lynch just filmed one episode and a team was in charge of additional episodes).

I'd actually be happy with something along these lines, sort of like how they did Season 1 and the first third or so of Season 2. Maybe Lynch could direct the really important episodes and co-write a few scripts with Frost. I'd say he could even handpick or oversee any other directors on the show, but I don't know how involved with that he'd want to be.

No, no, no. Never.

I used to stop watching after episode 16 and then switch immediately to episode 29. But a couple of years ago I decided to throw all non-Lynch episodes in the garbage.

When I get in the mood for a rewatch of S3, I start with the pilot, followed by ep2, ep8, ep9, ep14, ep29 and FWWM+missing pieces. That's it.

[mtwentz]

I mean, let's be realistic here guys. Whatever happens (if it happens at all), Lynch will direct every single second of it.

Yeah, after all the comments he’s made the last couple of years about his regrets from the original run, there’s no way he puts his baby into anyone else’s hands again.

Along those lines, you hear every once in a while, 'well if they'd only put Peyton and Engels to co-writing Season 3...'

As if Peyton and Engels would somehow turn Lynch's work on Twin Peaks into something more along the lines of Season 1 Twin Peaks.

[Soolsma]

Just... more music please. Not more Roadhouse, but Badalamenti! Other than that, no wishes.

[LateReg]

Noah Hawkley Comes to my mind

Sorry, I have to wholeheartedly disagree with Hawley and cringed at reading his name. I love much of Fargo, but as far as being the real deal, well, he's a total fraud, fake-weird. His new debut movie, Lucy in the Sky, is getting absolutely demolished by critics for all the reasons that I have been talking badly about the guy for the past couple years. A lot of surface there with very little real substance, and I always feel he's trying way too hard.

I agree with others that it's a moot point. If this is happening, Lynch will once again assume full control over the direction of the project. He wouldn't let it happen any other way after crafting his perfect ending to season 3.

[Metamorphia]

Noah Hawkley Comes to my mind

Sorry, I have to wholeheartedly disagree with Hawley and cringed at reading his name. I love much of Fargo, but as far as being the real deal, well, he's a total fraud, fake-weird. His new debut movie, Lucy in the Sky, is getting absolutely demolished by critics for all the reasons that I have been talking badly about the guy for the past couple years. A lot of surface there with very little real substance.

I agree with others that it's a moot point. If this is happening, Lynch will once again assume full control over the direction of the project. He wouldn't let it happen any other way after crafting his perfect ending to season 3.

Yeah, that guy is awful.

[krishnanspace]

Just... more music please. Not more Roadhouse, but Badalamenti! Other than that, no wishes.

And the pacing should be like Fire Walk With Me

[mtwentz]

Just... more music please. Not more Roadhouse, but Badalamenti! Other than that, no wishes.

I think I was more satisfied than most at the Badalamenti music. There weren't a whole lot of new compositions but I really loved the new music that we did get.

As for the Roadhouse bands...the Chromatics were perfection. Most of the rest felt like filler to me and didn't really fit into the show that well.

[Rhodes]

'No stars' is the most beautiful song I ever heard.

[Panapaok]

Just... more music please. Not more Roadhouse, but Badalamenti! Other than that, no wishes.

Yeah, agreed. Angelo's new material was mesmerising but I would love more this time around.

[mickeyfickey]

The silence of those involved is providing the most telling indicator that something is in the works, next to Horse's instagram.

[Agent Earle]

Noah Hawkley Comes to my mind

Sorry, I have to wholeheartedly disagree with Hawley and cringed at reading his name. I love much of Fargo, but as far as being the real deal, well, he's a total fraud, fake-weird. His new debut movie, Lucy in the Sky, is getting absolutely demolished by critics for all the reasons that I have been talking badly about the guy for the past couple years. A lot of surface there with very little real substance.

I agree with others that it's a moot point. If this is happening, Lynch will once again assume full control over the direction of the project. He wouldn't let it happen any other way after crafting his perfect ending to season 3.

Yeah, that guy is awful.

Bollocks. Fargo the Series is a masterpiece, one of the milestones of the current television.

[LateReg]

Sorry, I have to wholeheartedly disagree with Hawley and cringed at reading his name. I love much of Fargo, but as far as being the real deal, well, he's a total fraud, fake-weird. His new debut movie, Lucy in the Sky, is getting absolutely demolished by critics for all the reasons that I have been talking badly about the guy for the past couple years. A lot of surface there with very little real substance.

I agree with others that it's a moot point. If this is happening, Lynch will once again assume full control over the direction of the project. He wouldn't let it happen any other way after crafting his perfect ending to season 3.

Yeah, that guy is awful.

Bollocks. Fargo the Series is a masterpiece, one of the milestones of the current television.

I'm totally fine with Fargo, though Season 3 showed too many of the seams of its imitation. I appreciated them trying to do something different with every episode in that season, but I also felt how hard they were trying. Still, I think season 3 has been underrated and its loads of fun. My fault with Hawley mainly lies with Legion.

[eyeboogers]

Bollocks. Fargo the Series is a masterpiece, one of the milestones of the current television.

Disagree, "Fargo" didn't innovate anything. Hawley isn't a bad storyteller, he just have yet to reveal a great story under his name that isn't built on something borrowed.