Twin Peaks was created by Mark Frost & David Lynch.
Twin Peaks Episode 9, alternatively called “Coma” is the second episode of Twin Peaks’ second season. It was written by Harley Peyton and directed by David Lynch. The episode aired on Oct. 6, 1990, and saw a drop in ratings compared to the Season 2 premiere. Originally, there weren’t any titles for the episodes, so […] More
On Sept. 30, 1990, just over four months after the first season concluded, Twin Peaks returned with Episode 8, the opening episode of Season 2, another 90-minute edition directed by David Lynch and scripted by Mark Frost, and yet it was clear right from the start that the cozy surrealism of that initial run had […] More
Twin Peaks has always been both a TV show and a show about TV, making references to itself and to the broader medium of which it is a part. Its characters are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream, but this is a dream we are invited to share—it extends beyond the […] More
“Twin Peaks Episode 6: Favorite Moments and Memories” was written by Aaron Cohen Twin Peaks Episode 6, directed by Caleb Deschanel and written by Harley Peyton, is part of what I believe to be a near-perfect season of television. I tried to have a bit of fun writing this article and highlight my favorite quotes […] More
A few months ago, I very enthusiastically signed up to write an article about Episode 5 of Twin Peaks. As the deadline approached, I started to realize how young and naïve a-few-months-ago-me truly was. I have thoughts about Twin Peaks, of course, but I have never written about any of them. At heart, David Lynch […] More
There is a surplus of fan-favorite quotable lines in Twin Peaks Episode 4, and I think the chewiest is when Audrey Horne tells Donna Hayward, “In real life, there is no algebra.” There is a telling irony in this quip. On the surface, Audrey’s articulating with all the confidence of a high school teenager how […] More
Tina Rathborne had never directed an episode of television. Harley Peyton had yet to tag his name on a produced TV script. What they both had in common was a degree from Harvard, along with a sense of trust and goodwill with David Lynch and Mark Frost. Rathborne had previously directed (a shirtless!) Lynch in […] More
There are many brilliant episodes of Twin Peaks, and Episode 2 is definitely in the top five in terms of quality. Although it can be argued that a few may be stronger, this one will always mean the most to me because it was the first one I ever saw. My dad watched the first […] More
Those of you who have followed 25YL for a while know that my heart and soul sing when it comes to Twin Peaks. It’s a show I constantly go back to for comfort and to get lost in. I theorize, I pick apart, and I attempt to possibly make some sense of what it all […] More
I wasn’t old enough to appreciate ’90s TV at the time, so over the years, I’ve spent some quality time catching up with some of the series of the decade, especially sitcoms. Several ’90s sitcoms hold up to this day; some have even received revivals since their cancellations. It’s easy to see why; in several […] More
What in the world is WandaVision about? Rachel Stewart and Will Johnson sit down for a special two-part roundtable discussion on the new Marvel/Disney+ series. Here they discuss the show’s premiere, consisting of Episode 1 and Episode 2. Rachel Stewart: So it’s been a minute since we had a major Marvel moment. Avengers: Endgame was […] More
Welcome to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week, Derrick Gravener is listening to Aly & Aj’s “Potential Breakup Song” (Explicit), Hal Kitchen has been watching Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, and Johnny Malloy encourages you to check out Red Letter Media in […] More
Here you'll find all collections you've created before.