Twin Peaks Fanatic

Trust in Lynch & Frost With the new year on the horizon I thought it seemed like an appropriate time to reflect on the Twin Peaks fanfair of the last year or so and give thanks for the happy place we're in right now. Many first wave fans remember the long, long road to the possibility of Twin Peaks living again. Yet it is happening again. The hype has never been more feverish and likely never will be again once all this is behind us. The ride has been a bit bumpy though. There's been some sadness, periods of stillness, at times a feeling like if we shut our eyes we'd burst into flames, a lot that couldn't be revealed, but thankfully through the grace of David Lynch and Mark Frost we're finally purified. In 2017, we're getting 18 new episodes written and directed by Lynch & Frost. With that in mind, let's review some of the best and worst moments of 2015 for TP fans. The Lows of 2015 -  The lowest low has to be the death of our beloved Log

I'm curious about the chip, how'd that happen? Season 1 Episode 7 Written &  Directed by: Mark Frost Original Air Date: May 23, 1990 "My Little Coconut." At Dr. Jacoby's office, Donna and James search for answers about Laura. They find a box of drink umbrellas that Dr. Jacob collected over the years in his desk. Donna reads one that says, "1974 - I first lay eyes on Mimsi." Then Donna turns a switch on the wall that plays Hawaiian music. She panics when she can't turn it off so James turns the volume down. After Donna sees a little coconut hanging over Jacoby's hammock. Looking at it she remembers what Laura's last tape said and remarks aloud, "my little coconut." When they look inside the coconut they find Laura's broken heart necklace and another tape. After they take off on James' bike while Bobby watches from afar. Bobby makes his fingers into a gun and pretends to shoot at them. Meanwhile