twin peaks

A foggy morning; a grizzly murder; good coffee. Yes, Twin Peaks has returned! Only this time, those three things aren’t all in the same place as each other (or the same U.S. state, even.)

It is happening again. After 25 years, 11 months and 10 days, Twin Peaks is returning to television.

Twin Peaks season 3 has recruited Amanda Seyfried for a “mystery role.” Like that town needs more mysteries, are we right?!

Good and bad news, Twin Peaks fans: David Lynch is still on board, but no new episodes till 2017.

The ABC serial drama Twin Peaks in development at Showtime is back on track.

How We Hype is a twice-monthly feature on Hypable where we tell you what we’re doing in fandom over the weekend!

Twin Peaks is scheduled to return in 2016 with new episodes. But according to David Lynch, it’s not actually a sure thing yet.

It’s not the biggest surprise, but it’s official: Twin Peaks star Kyle MacLachlan is returning for the highly-anticipated new season.

“Television, the talking furniture we look to as a cure for loneliness, is not expected to surprise,” wrote John Leonard in his May, 1990 New York Magazine cover story on Twin Peaks, which had then been airing on ABC for about six weeks.