Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released every Saturday at 6pm GMT, with the occasional bonus episode thrown in.
This time, a special treat: David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: The Return.
Twenty-five years after Special Agent Dale Cooper disappeared from the small town of Twin Peaks in Washington, a series of strange occurrences suggest that mysterious forces are still playing a dangerous game on the mortal plane. What connects a secret FBI task force, a sinister crime lord, an isolated rural community, a set of Las Vegas gangsters, a strange glass cube in New York, and a strange murder in South Dakota? It’s happening again.
At time of recording, it was ranked the ∞th best movie of all time on the Internet Movie Database.
Show notes:
- Recorded 23rd-24th March 2019.
- Recorded live, over eighteen hours. The first episode of The 250 to be broadcast live.
- Done as a charity fundraiser to raise money for the Irish Cancer Society. You can still donate here.
- Although the live broadcast lasted eighteen hours, edits and tweaks (and technical issues) mean that the released version will be noticeably shorter.
- Due to the challenges of editing eighteen hours into a single podcast, the production team were not able to get the full podcast edited and ready for release; just the first eleven hours. This should be corrected within a few weeks, so check back then.
- There are also plans to release the eighteen hours individually in easier-to-digest chunks, but that may not happen for a few months.
- Guests on the podcast include:
- Twin Peaks: The Return at The Internet Movie Database.
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- 00:00:00-00:59:37
- Featuring: Richard Drumm and Niall Glynn
- Covered: nostalgia and Twin Peaks: The Return, the idea of “home” as suggested in Part 18, the logistics of the Twin Peaks sheriff’s department, the redemption of Bobby Briggs, the Audrey Horne scenes, age and the passage of time.
- Follow Richard on Twitter.
- Follow Niall on Twitter.
- Jen Chaney at Vulture looks back on the early reception to Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Andrew Pollack at The New York Times reports on the popularity of Twin Peaks in Japan, including mock funerals for Laura Palmer, August 1992.
- Tristram Fane at The Telegraph on the Japanese Twin Peaks-infused commercials for Georgia Coffee, November 2015.
- David Lynch announces on Twitter that “that gum you like is going to come back in style”, October 2014.
- Joanna Robinson at Vanity Fair on the hype and excitement surrounding The Return, May 2017.
- Kyle MacLachlan talks to Entertainment Weekly about filming Dougie’s sex scene, March 2019.
- Kayleigh Donaldson at Syfy on the use of Audrey Horne in Twin Peaks: The Return, September 2017.
- Sherilyn Fenn talks to Little White Lies about her work on Twin Peaks: The Return, September 2017.
- GoFundMe for Sherilyn Fenn following a fire that burnt down her apartment, March 2019.
- Mark Frost discusses the process of writing Twin Peaks: The Return with David Lynch with IndieWire, June 2018.
- Rob Sheffield at Rolling Stone on the current wave of nineties nostalgia, December 2018.
- Matt Zoller Seitz at Vulture on how nostalgia has distorted the memory of Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Jeff Wilser at Vulture on the denial of nostalgia within Twin Peaks: The Return, May 2017.
- David Lynch denies to Deadline that The Return was consciously structured to deny nostalgia, August 2018.
- Jen Chaney at Vulture on how The Return played with audiences’ expectations of a Twin Peaks revival, September 2017.
- Simon Pegg discusses his concerns about the contemporary wave of nostalgia on popular culture, May 2015.
- Sean O’Neal at The A.V. Club on how Twin Peaks: The Return became a moving meditation on aging and death, September 2017.
- Matt Zoller Seitz reflects at Vulture on how Twin Peaks: The Return meditates on the impossibility of recapturing youth, September 2017.
- Chris Ludovici at Forces of Geek on the possibility that Twin Peaks: The Return might be David Lynch’s swansong, January 2018.
- Lili Anolik at Vanity Fair on the making of Mulholland Drive, February 2017.
- Sherilyn Fenn talks to The A.V. Club about how Mulholland Drive was initially developed as an Audrey Horne spin-off, January 2014.
Part II. “… fire, walk with me.“
- 00:59:37-01:52:40
- Featuring: Richard Drumm and Niall Glynn
- With: Caryna Camerino
- Covered: a brief history of Twin Peaks, the series finale, Fire Walk With Me, Donna, the Log Lady, Lynch’s refusal to compromise, the Hutches.
- Follow Richard on Twitter.
- Follow Niall on Twitter.
- Richard Green talks to Medium about making a documentary about the Log Lady, May 2018.
- Dennis Lim at Slate offers a brief history of Twin Peaks, November 2015.
- Scott Meslow at GQ on David Lynch’s brilliant and surrealist finale to the original Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Martyn Conterio at The Guardian on the charged and divisive reception to Fire Walk With Me, September 2017.
- Clare Clarke at The Irish Times on pop culture’s obsession with beautiful dead girls, June 2018.
- Amy Gentry at The Paris Review on the nineties wave of domestic thrillers such as The Hand That Rocked The Cradle, October 2016.
- David Patrick Kelly talks about how Twin Peaks is the rare murder mystery where everybody knows the victim’s name, April 2013.
- Tom Ewing at Pitchfork argues that pop culture’s obsession with the degradation and implosion of young beautiful women extends beyond murder victims, November 2007.
- Carli Velocci at The Wrap on Lara Flynn Boyle’s complicated history with Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Lovorko Marić at Cinephilia & Beyond about the complicated legacy of Fire Walk With Me, May 2017.
- Jeff Jensen at Entertainment Weekly on the continuity between Fire Walk With Me and The Return, May 2017.
- Yohana Desta at Vanity Fair on David Lynch’s deep and abiding hatred of the second season of Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- David Lynch writes about Fire Walk With Me in Cinema, August 1992.
- Steve Green at IndieWire on David Lynch’s directing masterclasses, December 2018.
- Ryan Lamble at Den of Geek looks at David Lynch, Dune and the issue of directorial control on blockbusters, February 2017.
- Pieter Dom at Welcome to Twin Peaks on the origins of the Log Lady, October 2015.
- Laura Bradley at Vanity Fair on the battle between David Lynch and Showtime over the budget of Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2018.
- Mark Kermode argues for Fire Walk With Me as a work of misunderstood genius, July 2012.
- Keith Phipps at The Dissolve argues for an overdue reappraisal of Fire Walk With Me, August 2014.
- Pieter Dom at Welcome to Twin Peaks on how David Lynch crowdsourced finding Everett McGill, August 2014.
- Darren’s review of Fire Walk With Me, March 2018.
- Darren’s review of The Missing Pieces, March 2018.
- 01:52:41-02:49:05
- Featuring: Caryna Camerino
- With: Richard Drumm and Niall Glynn
- Covered: food on Twin Peaks, what type of coffee Dale Cooper likes, how good people enjoy good food, and the real-life “Double R.”
- Follow the Camerino Bakery on Twitter.
- Visit The Camerino Bakery.
- Kyle MacLachlan makes a cherry pie with Food52, June 2017.
- Graham Winfrey at IndieWire on the cherry pie billboards used to advertise Twin Peaks: The Return, March 2017.
- Zack Sharf at IndieWire on the Festival of Disruption‘s prize of a cherry pie meal with David Lynch and Sheryl Lee, September 2017.
- Meliassa Buote at Eater on Dale Cooper’s coffee addiction, May 2017.
- The New York Times quiz on dialect, including questions about “soda”, February 2019.
- H. Perry Horton at Film School Rejects on the importance of cherry pie in Twin Peaks, June 2016.
- Hanh Nguyen at IndieWire on food as a symbol of virtue on Twin Peaks, Mary 2017.
- Abigail Nussbaum at Asking the Wrong the Wrong Questions on Twin Peaks: The Return, September 2017.
- Randall Colbern at Consequence of Sound on the real “Double R” diner, Twede’s Cafe, August 2017.
- The Yelp! reviews of Twede’s Cafe.
- Emily at Dinner is Served 1972 on Jerry’s Baguette with Brie and Butter in Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Yohana Desta at Vanity Fair on David Lynch’s use of (and affection for) cigarettes, April 2017.
- Myles McNutt and Daniel Hubbard at Slate on the “empty coffee cup” awards, June 2016.
- Myles McNutt at Slate on how takeout culture has changed Twin Peaks‘ relationship to coffee, June 2017.
- David Lynch talks to The Telegraph about his love of shows about car, May 2017.
- Sam Jones at The Guardian on how tomatoes don’t taste like they used to taste, January 2017.
- Janice Poon’s blog.
- Janice Poon talks to Paste Magazine about styling food for film and television, June 2015.
- Zach Schonfeld at Vulture on the rise of the ASMR commercial, March 2019.
- Tim Nudd at AdWeek on David Lynchs disembodied doll’s head coffee advertisement, May 2011.
- Angela Natividad at AdWeek on the Twin Peaks Georgia Coffee advertisements, May 2017.
Part IV. “We’re in the version layer.”
- 02:49:06-04:01:59
- Featuring: Amy Shiels and Owain Rhys Davies
- With: Charlene Lydon and Kerry Mondragon
- Covered: interviews with Amy Shiels and Owain Rhys Davies, both of whom worked on The Return.
- Follow Amy on Twitter.
- Follow Owain on Twitter.
- Amy Shiels talks to The Journal about her career, May 2017.
- Amy Shiels talks to Vulture about realising Candie as a character, July 2017.
- Madeline Zima talks to Vulture about auditioning for Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Chrysta Bell talks to Vulture about playing Tammy on Twin Peaks, July 2017.
- Brett Gelman talks to IndieWire about filming Twin Peaks, June 2017.
- Owain Rhys Davies talks to BBC Wales about working Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Matthew Lilliard talks to Vanity Fair about not knowing when his scenes would actually appear in Twin Peaks, July 2017.
- Tyger Tyger at the The Internet Movie Database.
- The Happy Worker at The Internet Movie Database.
- Deja Vú restaurant in Malahide.
Part V. “This is the man I told you about.”
- 04:02:00-04:48:25
- Featuring: Charlene Lydon
- With: Donald Clarke
- Covered: masculinity in Twin Peaks, Wally Brando, Lucy and Andy, whether Mister C is sexy, whether Dougie’s arc is innocent or brutally cynical.
- Follow Charlene on Twitter.
- Hanh Nguyen at IndieWire on the wonder that is Wally Brando, May 2017.
- Katie Rife, Alex McLevy, Erik Adams, and Sean O’Neal at The A.V. Club debate the merits of Wally Brando, May 2017.
- Michael Cera talks to Spin about playing Wally Brando, September 2017.
- Evan Davis at Decider on the appeal of Wally Brando, May 2017.
- Anna Leszkiewicz at The Outline on the use of crying on Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Devon Ivie on Vulture on the best crying gifs in Twin Peaks, August 2017.
- Megan Burbank and Suzette Smith at Portland Mercury on Dougie Jones as an exploration of the enduring power of mediocre white men, June 2017.
- Lee Stepien at 25 Years Later on the fragile masculinity of Twin Peaks: The Return, April 2018.
- Todd VanDerWerff at Vox talks about Dougie Jones as an exploration of masculine identity, May 2017.
- Alison Herman at The Ringer argues that Kyle MacLachlan was the best actor on television for his work on Twin Peaks: The Return, August 2017.
- Mark Frost talks to IndieWire about writing Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2018.
- Kyle MacLachlan talks to Entertainment Weekly about Anton Chigurh as an inspiration for Mister C, May 2017.
- Niela Orr at The Baffler on the idea of the FBI agent (as typified by Dale Cooper) as the archetypal white night, December 2017.
Part VI. “Not where it counts, buddy!”
- 04:48:26-05:48:39
- Featuring: Donald Clarke
- With: Brian Lloyd and Jenn Gannon
- Covered: Donald’s top ten David Lynch films, the paradox of Lynch’s popularity, the internet’s obsession with “solving” Lynch.
- Follow Donald on Twitter.
- Read Donald’s articles at The Irish Times.
- Morgan Enos at Billboard on the provocative avante garde aesthetic of Revolution 9, November 2018.
- Pauline Kael’s review of Blue Velvet for The New Yorker, September 1986.
- Daniel D. Snyder at The Atlantic argues for the reappraisal of Dune, March 2014.
- Emily Asher-Perrin at Tor on Jodorowsky’s Dune, May 2017.
- Richard B. Woodward discusses the paradoxes of David Lynch in The New York Times, January 1990.
- Dennis Lim at The New Yorker on David Lynch’s visions and Donald Trump’s America, June 2018.
- Benjamin Lee at The Guardian on the controversial dynamic between David Lynch and Donald Trump, June 2018.
- Cammila Collar at Outtake on the exploration of toxic masculinity in Blue Velvet, March 2017.
- Terrence Rafferty in The New York Times on the Academy’s tendency to nominate David for Best Director while ignoring his film for Best Picture, March 2002.
- Paul Gallagher at Dangerous Minds on the make up effects in The Elephant Man, January 2018.
- 05:48:40-06:38:28
- Featuring: Brian Lloyd and Jenn Ganon
- With: Donald Clarke, Jay Coyle and Phillip Bagnall
- Covered: whether The Return is film or television, whether The Return can (or should) be binged, the debt that television owes Twin Peaks, the debt that Twin Peaks owes to soap opera, Lynch as an auteur, the state of televisual auteurs.
- Follow Brian on Twitter.
- Read Brian’s articles at Entertainment.ie.
- Follow Jenn on Twitter.
- David Lynch talks to IndieWire about treating even the original Twin Peaks as a film, May 2017.
- Entertainment Weekly reports on David Lynch’s description of The Return as “a film in eighteen parts”, March 2017.
- Todd VanDerWerff at Vox weighs in on the debate over whether The Return is a film or television series, December 2018.
- Richard Brody at The New Yorker on leaving The Return off his list of the best films of 2017, December 2017.
- The “scripts” for Twin Peaks: The Return as made available to Emmy voters, August 2018.
- Mark Frost discusses the development and the structure of The Return with Esquire, May 2017.
- James Parker at The Atlantic on the influence of Twin Peaks on television, June 2017.
- Forrest Wickman at Slate on how Twin Peaks drew from the history of television, May 2017.
- James Poniewozik at The New York Times on how streaming television differs from conventional television, April 2015.
- Evan Romano at Brooklyn Magazine discusses binging Twin Peaks: The Return, September 2017.
- Jordan Hoffman and Alex Needham at The Guardian on Matthew Barney’s Cremaster Cycle, July 2015.
- Zack Sharf at IndieWire on the Museum of Modern Art’s screening of Twin Peaks: The Return, December 2017.
- David Lynch talks to IndieWire about how Inland Empire might be his last film, May 2017.
- Tom Huddleston at The Guardian on the possibility that Twin Peaks: The Return might be David Lynch’s last major project, September 2017.
- David Lynch discusses his latest table with Entertainment Weekly, May 2017.
- Matt Zoller Seitz at Vulture on how Twin Peaks helped defined prestige television, October 2014.
- Sonia Saraiya at Variety on how Twin Peaks: The Return measures up against peak television, July 2017.
- Yohana Desta at Vanity Fair on how television became a refuge for mid-budget movie directors, November 2016.
- Steven Spielberg is quoted at Qz talking about Netflix as “television” rather than “cinema”, March 2018.
- Addison Nugent at Dazed on “Invitation to Love”, the soap opera within Twin Peaks, May 2018.
- Stephen Puddicombe at Little White Lies on the use of music in Blue Velvet, September 2016.
- Joseph Bien-Kahn at Vulture on the holographic Roy Orbison tour, October 2018.
- Angelica Jade Bastién at Vulture on how Luke Perry made vulnerability cool, March 2019.
- Steven Soderbergh talks to The New York Times about his very active retirement, August 2017.
- David Chase talks to Vulture about the influence of Twin Peaks on his own work, May 2015.
- Lovorko Marić at Cinephilia & Beyond on Twin Peaks as the original “auteur television”, May 2017.
- Sean Keeley at The American Interest on the death of the auteur, December 2018.
- David Lynch is profiled for The New York Times, January 1990.
- Sean O’Neal profiles David Lynch for GQ, March 2017.
- Peter Deming talks to The American Cinematographer about collaborating with David Lynch, July 2018.
- Dean Hurley talks to Variety about working with David Lynch, June 2017.
- 06:38:29-07:38:47
- Featuring: Jay Coyle and Phillip Bagnall
- With: Cian
- Covered: Episode 8.
- Follow Jay on Twitter.
- Listen to Jay at the Scannain podcast.
- Matt Zoller Seitz at Vulture discusses Episode 8, June 2017.
- Todd VanDerWerff at Vox discusses Episode 8, June 2017.
- Sean T. Collins at Rolling Stone discusses Episode 8, June 2017.
- Adam Lehrer at Forbes on Episode 8 as a blend of television and video art, July 2017.
- Michael Nordine at IndieWire on how Episode 8 evokes Tree of Life, June 2017.
- Michael Grasso at We Are the Mutants on Episode 8 as the rare piece of Lynch’s work actually set in the fifties, February 2018.
- Charles Bramesco at The Verge on the use of violence in Twin Peaks, July 2017.
- Frank Guan at Vulture on the use of race in David Lynch’s work, especially Twin Peaks, September 2017.
- Todd VanDerWerff at Vox on those atmospheric shots of Mister C navigating dark roads by night, May 2017.
- Michelle Kim at Pitchfork on the Nine Inch Nails’ original pitch of a song for Twin Peaks: The Return, which was rejected in favour She’s Gone Away, September 2017.
- Performance notes for Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima.
- Jack Nicholls at Medium on the shadow that the atomic bomb casts over David Lynch’s work, June 2017.
- Devon Ivie at Vulture on David Lynch’s online weather reports, March 2017.
- AlternatingLine on the “lo-fi physicality” of Twin Peaks: The Return, September 2017.
- Robert Broski talks to 25 Years Later about playing a woodsman, July 2017.
- Martine Olivier at The Playlist on the silence and stillness of Twin Peaks: The Return, August 2017.
- David Lynch talks about his encounter with “frog-moths”, June 2017.
- David Lynch outlines the origin of the “frog-moths” to The New York Times, June 2018.
- Charles Evans at Medium on continuity and canon in Twin Peaks, June 2017.
- Mark Frost talks to Salon about his own slant on the Twin Peaks mythos and his work with David Lynch, November 2017.
Part IX. “Next on the Roadhouse playlist…”
- 07:38:48-08:36:54
- Featuring: Cian
- With: Jay Coyle and Phillip Bagnall
- Covered: what you expect from the Roadhouse, how they book those acts, the best songs on the soundtrack, what’s missing.
- Follow Selected on Twitter.
- Listen to Selected on iTunes.
- Listen to Selected on Stitcher.
- David Lynch talks to The New York Times about the importance of sound design in his work, August 2017.
- Daniel Dylan Wray at Pitchfork on music acts that have sampled and remixed sounds from the original Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- Paula Mejia at Vulture charts the vast musical universe of Twin Peaks, July 2017.
- David Lynch talks about his sound design credit on The Return with Pitchfork, September 2017.
- Clayton Purdom at The A.V. Club on the use of sound in Twin Peaks: The Return, August 2017.
- Daniel Dylan Wray at Pitchfork on how the music of The Return came together, September 2017.
- J.R. Starr talks to The Fresno Bee about playing the Emcee at the Roadhouse, May 2017.
- David Lynch praises Lissie on Twitter, August 2010.
- Daniel Dylan Wray at Pitchfork on the musical legacy of David Lynch, October 2016.
- Jonathan Crow at Open Culture takes a look at David Lynch’s music videos, December 2012.
- Pitchfork on Moby’s appearance in Twin Peaks: The Return, July 2017.
- Moby (and others) discuss the legacy and appeal of Twin Peaks with Fact Magazine, May 2017.
- Dean Hurley talks to KEXP about booking Eddie Vedder for the Roadhouse, August 2017.
- The band Trouble talks to Hero Magazine about the fact that they only exist within the world of Twin Peaks: The Return, July 2017.
Part X. “What’s going on around here?”
- 08:36:55-09:28:59
- Featuring: Jay Coyle and Phillip Bagnall
- Covered: individual rankings of David Lynch, various versions of Dune, trying to make sense of David Lynch in general and The Return in particular, how the internet reacted to The Return, processing The Return as part of the modern television landscape.
- Follow Jay on Twitter.
- Listen to Jay at the Scannain podcast.
- Tony Kornheiser at The Washington Post on the confusing internal logic of the original Twin Peaks, April 1990.
- Alison Herman at The Ringer on how Twin Peaks: The Return is driven by dream logic more than plot, May 2017.
- Sheryl Lee talks to Criterion about surrendering logic when watching Twin Peaks, October 2017.
- David Lynch talks to Rolling Stone about his affection for “dream logic”, May 2018.
- David Lynch talks to IndieWire about how he occasionally dreams of Twin Peaks, May 2017.
- David Lynch talks to Vulture about the difficulty explaining Twin Peaks to audiences, May 2017.
- David Lynch talks to The New York Times about the importance of audiences finding their own meaning in Twin Peaks, June 2017.
- Michaela Bronstein at Post45 on the challenges of trying to force Twin Peaks: The Return to make sense, June 2017.
- Madison Brek at Film School Rejects on how the key to understanding David Lynch is being comfortable not understanding David Lynch, March 2018.
- Matt Zoller Seitz at Vulture on how David Lynch forces his audiences’ brains to work differently, May 2017.
- Michael Horse explains to Collider why it is okay not to understand Twin Peaks, July 2017.
- Actors talk to GQ about working with David Lynch, March 2017.
- Todd Van DerWerff at Vox argues that a key strength of The Return is that, like the world, it doesn’t always make sense, July 2017.
- Sherilyn Fenn talks to iNews about the challenges of interpretting David Lynch, September 2017.
- David Lynch talks to Alex Jones, January 2007.
- John McDermott at Digiday on the allure of explanatory journalism, March 2014.
- Kurt Andersen at The Atlantic on how America lost its mind, September 2017.
- Alison Herman at The Ringer on how recap culture changed the way that people consume television, July 2018.
- John Semley at Salon on the constantly theorising around Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2017.
- Noel Murray talks to Filmmaker Magazine about the emergence of “recap” culture in television criticism, July 2017.
- Andrea Mullaney at The Guardian on the legacy and influence of Television Without Pity on television criticism, April 2014.
- Alyssa Rosenberg at The Washington Post on the importance of Emily Nussbaum winning the Pulitzer Prize for television criticism, April 2016.
- Sean Burns at WBUR on the challenges of writing and reviewing Twin Peaks: The Return, July 2017.
- Reid McCarter at The A.V. Club covers this podcast, March 2019.
- Corey Atad at Slate ponders the potential legacy of Twin Peaks: The Return, September 2017.
- Big Train present “Alfred Hitchcock’s The Working Class“, January 2002.
- Lorne Manly talks about the death of water-cooler television in the modern era in The New York Times, August 2013.
- Josh Kurp at Uproxx argues that Game of Thrones is the only small talk show left on television, May 2016.
- Kenny Herzog at Mic on how The Return failed to capture the zeitgeist in the way that the original Twin Peaks did, September 2017.
Part XI. “… is that one of the Marx Brothers?”
- 09:29:00-10:27:30
- Featuring: Jay Coyle and Phillip Bagnall
- Covered: the balancing of genre and tone in The Return, Lynch’s sense of pacing, Bill Hastings and Matthew Lilliard, the logic that holds the scenes of The Return together, the brutality of the “Netflix and chilling” sequence.
- Note: Darren miscredits a video essay by The Nerdwriter to Kogonada.
- Follow Jay on Twitter.
- Listen to Jay at the Scannain podcast.
- Dominick Nero at Fandor on the use of stillness in Twin Peaks: The Return, July 2017.
- Donald Brackett at Critics at Large on the cinema of stillness, March 2018.
- Hershal Pandya at Vulture on the comic genius of Stewart Lee, August 2016.
- The Nerdwriter on how David Lynch paces his scenes to play with audience expectations, May 2016.
- David Lynch responds to being asked to shorten a scene during the filming of Twin Peaks: The Return, 2015.
- Todd VanDerWerff at Vox on how Twin Peaks: The Return feels like watching somebody constantly change the channels, June 2017.
- Ben Travers at IndieWire on how Dougie Jones teaches the audience how to watch Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2017.
- Calum March at National Post argues that Dougie Jones is the clearest expression of the intent of Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2017.
- Ashley Naftule at Phoenix New Times argues that David Lynch is one of the greatest horror directors of all-time, October 2016.
- Clarisse Loughery at The Independent on how violence is woven into the fabric of Twin Peaks: The Return, July 2017.
- Scott Meslow at GQ questions whether Twin Peaks: The Return is the funniest show on television, May 2017.
- Matthew Lillard talks to Vice about playing Shaggy, February 2019.
- Search for the Zone.
- Rosemary Rossi at The Wrap on numerology within Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2017.
- Mike Mariani at The Atlantic on the incredible influence of David Lynch, January 2016.
- Pieter Dom at Welcome to Twin Peaks on the use of Al Capone’s mansion in Twin Peaks: The Return, June 2017.
- Madeline Zima talks to 25 Years Later about working on Twin Peaks: The Return, August 2018.
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