
The cult series of the early 90s "Twin Pix", created by the master of mystical thrillers David Lynch, may be continued, FilmPro reports with reference to the interviewer of the project of Mark Frost magazine SCI-Fi.
According to Frost, not two seasons were originally planned, but as many as five - and it is possible that after 20 years the missing series will still be removed.
“Sometimes we discuss the possibility of continuing. Who knows what can happen in the future. If we still decide to continue the series, we have the richest material,” he said.
According to the producer, the action of the third season could well occur 25 years after the events of the second. He could begin with the famous scene in the red room in which agent Dale Cooper, the deceased high school student Laura Palmer and the dwarf, speaking backwards, participate. Kyle McClite (Cooper), Cheryl Lee (Laura) and Michael J. Anderson (Karlik), as well as Hizer Graham, who played the girlfriend of Cooper, Annie, may return to the series.
Twin Pix, the series, which opens the gloomy "wrong side" of the quiet and calm American town, kept the audience in suspense until the mystery of the death of Laura Palmer was resolved in the 16th series of the second season. After that, David Lynch left the project, and he began to subside interest in Twin Pixes. As a result, the ABC channel abandoned the third season, although the scriptwriters had a lot of interesting ideas. One of them, Bob Engels, told about this in a recent interview with Moviehole : “In fact, Audrey survived after the explosion in the bank. They all survived. We were going to delve into the topic of doubles, the reality that is hiding behind this reality ... But when the ratings fell, we did not have time to do anything.”
In the history of television there are examples of the triumphal return of the series after a long break. This is exactly what Dallas, which disappeared from the air for 20 years and reappeared on the screens in 2012. Therefore, Twin Picks also has a chance, which in 1991 won the Golden Globe in the nomination of the Best series.