Season 4? Or is it over after this?

[krishnanspace]

There are 10 letters in between A and K and 10 is the number of completion. Also if Netflix is buying the Twin Peaks IP, why would CBS own the Twin Peaks festivals now?

[krishnanspace]

Though this does not confirm anything.. I thought I’d post this.
And it looks like Kyle may have dyed his hair.

[baxter]

I must admit that I'm not seeing hints in any of these messages.

[Panapaok]

There are 10 letters in between A and K and 10 is the number of completion. Also if Netflix is buying the Twin Peaks IP, why would CBS own the Twin Peaks festivals now?

There's no way Showtime sold the Twin Peaks IP. I guess there's a possibility of some kind of co-production between them but I still highly doubt it. I maintain that Wisteria is not TP related until there's some concrete proof saying otherwise.

[krishnanspace]

There are 10 letters in between A and K and 10 is the number of completion. Also if Netflix is buying the Twin Peaks IP, why would CBS own the Twin Peaks festivals now?

There's no way Showtime sold the Twin Peaks IP. I guess there's a possibility of some kind of co-production between them but I still highly doubt it. I maintain that Wisteria is not TP related until there's some concrete proof saying otherwise.

Could be. Money Heist on Netflix was a co-production between the original Spanish channel that owned it and Netflix if I’m not wrong.
One question that was lingering on my mind is if wisteria is being shot in LA/some studio where did the rumours that it’s set in Odessa, Texas come from? Or were the Odessa scenes in season 3 shot in LA?

[Panapaok]

One question that was lingering on my mind is if wisteria is being shot in LA/some studio where did the rumours that it’s set in Odessa, Texas come from? Or were the Odessa scenes in season 3 shot in LA?

Only the establishing shot of the Odessa sign is actually from Texas. The rest of these scenes were filmed in California.

[krishnanspace]

Also does that indicate something is happening in the world of Twin peaks because of this legal activity? Otherwise why the apparent split if there is not going to be anything new in Twin Peaks

[eyeboogers]

I wouldn't be happy with a non Frost approved "Twin Peaks". However I'd imagine that Rancho Rosa was/is a sub-company made to handle the affairs particularly related to the expenses of producing "The Return", while "Twin Peaks Productions" handles the overall catalogue income and rights.

[madeleineferguson]

Good grief, this is exciting!

I don’t imagine this is the way that Lynch or Netflix intended to announce this project. I suppose this is all building steam towards an actual announcement, but I wonder how long they’ll let this continue before making things official.

[Cappy]

Mixed feelings about the possibility of Lynch moving forward on Peaks without Frost.

But I do have trouble seeing them doing a new season together -- I don't even think they have the same interpretation of how S3 ended (or should have ended). It's hard to see them picking up and continuing on something if they already have fundamental disagreements about it.

[madeleineferguson]

Mixed feelings about the possibility of Lynch moving forward on Peaks without Frost.

But I do have trouble seeing them doing a new season together -- I don't even think they have the same interpretation of how S3 ended (or should have ended). It's hard to see them picking up and continuing on something if they already have fundamental disagreements about it.

Totally agree. After re reading Frost’s Twin Peaks books, I realized Frost and Lynch had very different visions of the series.

[Mr. Reindeer]

Sad news about Mark (potentially) exiting the franchise. It’s tough to know what to make of it. It seems unlikely that he would willingly relinquish control of the thing he’s most famous for, which he helped keep alive for so many years.

[krishnanspace]

Sad news about Mark (potentially) exiting the franchise. It’s tough to know what to make of it. It seems unlikely that he would willingly relinquish control of the thing he’s most famous for, which he helped keep alive for so many years.

That’s what I’ve been wondering. He’s the one who got us Season 3 and now he wants out. Doesn’t make sense. I hope Mark is still involved with Twin Peaks

[thedougpa]

Mixed feelings about the possibility of Lynch moving forward on Peaks without Frost.

But I do have trouble seeing them doing a new season together -- I don't even think they have the same interpretation of how S3 ended (or should have ended). It's hard to see them picking up and continuing on something if they already have fundamental disagreements about it.

Yeah, similar thoughts regarding how things ended up after Season 3, reflecting 25 years earlier after Season 2. I mean, history repeats itself and it would make sense re: Season 3 vs. the Frost Books. It would be very on-brand of Lynch, actually. But somehow I think we are reading too much into things (as usual) and the truth of the matter is there will be no more Twin Peaks, Season 3 was the last, and anything Lynch produces will be as close to one of his paintings as possible regarding its authorship.

[Mr. Reindeer]

Yeah, I was about to post this. I did some research myself and I can confirm that this is true. Check this out:

This is particularly bizarre, as there is already an A2K Productions in existence since 2006 which doesn’t appear to have had any involvement with Lynch...

https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?companies=co0213284

https://www.a2kproductions.com/

Curioser and curioser. What the hell is going on!