So up through the first 14 parts, only a little over a third of Twin Peaks Season 3 was spent in the actual location of Twin Peaks. 1:22:43 All others (New York, Buenos Aires, etc.).One intrepid Redditor, u/RunDNA, had been keeping track on time spent in each location up through Part 14 (after which it became too hard and they gave up on the project), and the results are telling: Twin Peaks was, at its core, a soap opera. All the plots were interconnected. It was a small town, after all. Who could have predicted that Mike and Nadine would be an item in the latter half of season 2? Or that Bobby would team up with Audrey to help cure her father’s mental illness? This was the problem with the Evelyn Marsh storyline. James was not only isolated by himself as the only core Twin Peaks character in those scenes, he had physically left the town. The show was called Twin Peaks after all.
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It’s still routinely cited as the low point of the original series and mocked relentlessly online. Even during Season 2, we can look to the James Hurley-Evelyn Marsh storyline and recall again how fans were losing their collective minds over this subplot and how it was not Twin Peaks either. And more importantly, it was coming from only half of the Lynch-Frost partnership.
It was so much darker than the original series. To answer this question, we’ve first got to ask, what does it mean to be Twin Peaks ? What made the original series Twin Peaks? Recall that when Fire Walk With Me originally came out, there were a lot of fans up in arms about it not being Twin Peaks. The topic is: Was Season 3 “Twin Peaks” (or something else)? Black Lodge: Brien Allen NO Today’s debaters are: Brien Allen and Paul Billington Here, we’ll be debating the finer points of Twin Peaks lore, in writing, for your reading pleasure. “Black Lodge/White Lodge” is the occasional 25 Years Later version of the popular point/counterpoint style of debating, wherein two sides take opposing views and hash it out on stage.
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