Season 4? Or is it over after this?

[BGate]

Will there be another season? is what he was asked. “I don’t think very likely, but never say never" was his answer. Why not just say "I hope so" or "we'll see" or "I don't know yet" .

What do you think the reaction would be here/twitter/etc if he said "We'll see"?

[N. Needleman]

What is the most recent quote from Lynch? Wasn't there one that said "there is an ending"?

That was always misquoted. That answer was in response to a specific question about the ending of Season 3, not the show at large.

[bob_wooler]

What is the most recent quote from Lynch? Wasn't there one that said "there is an ending"? And also one where he said "I can't talk about it now" (that might be older though)? Anything else, anything recent regarding S4?

FWIW, in July he did a Q/A for an art festival in Manchester. One of the questions was "What do you think is happening in the town of Twin Peaks right at this moment?"
After a long pause, he says: "It's a very troubling afternoon there." (Still talking about the "disturbances"?)
You can watch the video here:
https://twitter.com/MIFestival/status/1147590074919526401

[eyeboogers]

Whenever I visit the frontpage of dugpa.com on my phone (to eventually get to the forum) the main news story is Jennifer Lynch categorically denying that season 3 could be happening. What I think we should take from that is that it is not neccesarily that relevant what Kimmy knows at that point, the only two people whose answers we need consider is David Lynch and Mark Frost.

If a continuation wasn't a serious possibility it wouldn't make sense to make the fandom suffer indefinitely in terms of whether the story is now complete or not. What we do now is that Mark Frost has specially said that the cycle has not yet been completed and that there are those vague Lynch quotes(is there any other kind) about him listening to the signal from Carrie Page but that the signal was faint, and then that potential hands in the cookie jar moment about the troubling afternoon that Bob Wooler just re-shared. Also we know that Sabrina Sutherland was very vocal after the airing of season 3 that she'd like to do more. If we've somehow going from "potentially working on it" and back to "dead as a doornail" I'd appreciate them saying so.

[Jonah]

Will there be another season? is what he was asked. “I don’t think very likely, but never say never" was his answer. Why not just say "I hope so" or "we'll see" or "I don't know yet" .

What do you think the reaction would be here/twitter/etc if he said "We'll see"?

I mean, I still think "we'll see" is pretty vague and non-committal, but I guess some people could read it as there will be a Season 4. My point was, though, that he could be neutral about Season 4, say he doesn't know but he'd like to do it, without saying "unlikely". Saying "unlikely" doesn't seem like he's just saying that to dampen the rumours and surprise us later on. It sounds like he genuinely thinks it's unlikely. Which isn't great. Why even say that at all?

What is the most recent quote from Lynch? Wasn't there one that said "there is an ending"?

That was always misquoted. That answer was in response to a specific question about the ending of Season 3, not the show at large.

Interesting.

What is the most recent quote from Lynch? Wasn't there one that said "there is an ending"? And also one where he said "I can't talk about it now" (that might be older though)? Anything else, anything recent regarding S4?

FWIW, in July he did a Q/A for an art festival in Manchester. One of the questions was "What do you think is happening in the town of Twin Peaks right at this moment?"
After a long pause, he says: "It's a very troubling afternoon there." (Still talking about the "disturbances"?)
You can watch the video here:
https://twitter.com/MIFestival/status/1147590074919526401

That does sound like a reference to the writing being in progress. It could also refer to negotiations with Showtime. Or simply the final scene we saw (even though that was night). But probably the first thing.

Mark Frost has specially said that the cycle has not yet been completed

Now that's pretty cool. Do you have a link or any more detail on this one?

[Mr. Reindeer]

That does sound like a reference to the writing being in progress. It could also refer to negotiations with Showtime. Or simply the final scene we saw (even though that was night). But probably the first thing.

I think you’re reading way too much into it. The interviewer asked a question and he answered vaguely. Given the town’s track record, it’s not particularly surprising that something troubling is happening.

[Jasper]

That does sound like a reference to the writing being in progress. It could also refer to negotiations with Showtime. Or simply the final scene we saw (even though that was night). But probably the first thing.

I think you’re reading way too much into it. The interviewer asked a question and he answered vaguely. Given the town’s track record, it’s not particularly surprising that something troubling is happening.

Was this the one where the couple walks up to the mic and asks the question in unison, after which Lynch looks bemused and is speechless for a moment? If so, I maintain that he was really only reacting to the dorky couple and the way they asked the question, and it has nothing to do with Twin Peaks at all.

[Rainwater]

That does sound like a reference to the writing being in progress. It could also refer to negotiations with Showtime. Or simply the final scene we saw (even though that was night). But probably the first thing.

I think you’re reading way too much into it. The interviewer asked a question and he answered vaguely. Given the town’s track record, it’s not particularly surprising that something troubling is happening.

Was this the one where the couple walks up to the mic and asks the question in unison, after which Lynch looks bemused and is speechless for a moment? If so, I maintain that he was really only reacting to the dorky couple and the way they asked the question, and it has nothing to do with Twin Peaks at all.

Yeah, that's the one.
It could be either way, really. Maybe it was an answer with nothing at all behind it, like you say, or maybe not. Who knows. I agree that you can't really draw any conclusions from that type of thing.

[mtwentz]

Dorky ?

We Peaksters resemble that remark!

[yogamble]

I'm really hoping for season for 4 and double hoping it's not to long of a wait. Just lurking and seeing the hype has been fun. Here's to hoping we aren't all setting ourselves up for a let down. I've been fascinated with the Chet Desmond disappearance since seeing FWWM in the theaters in the 90's ( a few times ) so I'm hoping there will be resolution to that part of the story should the show come back in some form. FWWM has always been a favorite film of mine. So much awesome in that lil jem.
Anywho...long time lurker here and don't post a lot but I am jazzed for the possibility of new material. I've also find myself watching lot's of youtube vids as of late dissecting TP. What can I say I'm a fanboy. Lets rock!

[baxter]

I really, really love that first chapter of FWWM. Having Chet Desmond in a S4 would be incredible.

[krishnanspace]

I really, really love that first chapter of FWWM. Having Chet Desmond in a S4 would be incredible.

Same here. The deer meadow storyline was very mysterious. I would love that feel to be there in season 4

[Rainwater]

Same. I love the whole movie, but that's honestly my favorite part.

[ManBehindWinkies]

Bringing back Chet Desmond and resolving that mystery would be great. Bring back Sam Stanley while they're at it.

So with the Season 4 rumors, so far it seems like there's been a whole lot of trying to over-analyze social media posts, other that the Horror Museum tweets which very directly suggested there is something happening which fans would be excited about, and claim they wouldn't stake their credibility on a false rumor. Pretty sure they wouldn't say anything like that over a VR video game, considering almost no one actually plays VR video games nor has the hardware to do it. But it's still not much.

[Agent Earle]

So with the Season 4 rumors, so far it seems like there's been a whole lot of trying to over-analyze social media posts, other that the Horror Museum tweets which very directly suggested there is something happening which fans would be excited about, and claim they wouldn't stake their credibility on a false rumor. Pretty sure they wouldn't say anything like that over a VR video game, considering almost no one actually plays VR video games nor has the hardware to do it. But it's still not much.

It's nothing, to be exact.