Art is by its very nature subjective, and the effort to classify art equally so. Some might argue, for instance, that Showtime’s Twin Peaks aired on television in episodic installments, and is therefore unmistakably TV. A number of year-end movie critics’ lists beg to differ, however, and now Kyle MacLachlan himself is getting in on the great debate.
Showtime’s Twin Peaks may not have offered the ratings smash network heads hoped, but its online presence has given the mystery drama a major boost. Now, ahead of Sunday’s fifth episode premiere, new Twin Peaks is coming back in style with the first two episodes streaming free.
Kyle MacLachlan was on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" to talk about "Twin Peaks" -- he and David Lynch showed the plot of "Dune" using all emojis.
The way Twin Peaks promotion has gone so far, neither Showtime nor David Lynch are likely to give up too many details (or footage) before the May premiere. That said, a few new teasers of Showtime’s revival catch us up to speed on the major bookending events of the series, to say nothing of a controversial film and some fine coffee.
Twin Peaks fans finally had their prayers answers with word that not one, but as many as four new episodes would premiere on May 21, to say nothing of the confirmed 18-episode order. Now, Showtime and David Lynch address if said 18 will prove the last of Twin Peaks, when we might expect a trailer, and what role the prequel Fire Walk With Me might play.
Yakima's hometown hero, Kyle MacLachlan, star of many movies and TV shows including "Twin Peaks," is also a wine buff. He has his own brand of wine based in Walla Walla and is scheduled to pour his latest release.
Spring Release Weekend, May 7-8, is an annual event at Dunham Cellars in Walla Walla that features samples of all their new releases...