David Lynch knew from the beginning how much money he would need to return to “Twin Peaks,” and he wasn’t going to let anyone tell him otherwise.
Kyle MacLachlan and Laura Dern are the favorites to earn nominations this year, but Emmy voters shouldn’t forget Catherine E. Coulson, Michael Cera, and more.
He realized early on that it wouldn’t be “nostalgic return.”
Regarded as one of the most visionary hours of TV this decade, “Part 8” of “The Return” ends on an image no “Twin Peaks” fan can forget.
Thanks to release dates and other factors, the shows that are eligible for this year’s awards include a few surprises, as well as a few that might have been forgotten.
Lynch earned five Emmy nominations for the first season of “Twin Peaks,” and now he’s back in the awards race with “The Return.”
Dean Hurley, Lynch’s supervising sound editor & long-time employee, brings IndieWire deep inside the master’s process like never before.
Director and David Lynch collaborator Richard Green is behind the upcoming documentary, “I Know Catherine, The Log Lady.”
At an Emmy FYC event screening the final hour of Showtime’s limited series, David Lynch, Kyle MacLachlan, and Laura Dern clarified a few points about “The Return.”
With “Roseanne” back on the air, critics look to the best shows that have returned to TV in some form.
From “The Sopranos” and “Six Feet Under” finale to “Twin Peaks” and “Lost” key scenes, these are the songs that elevated those moments.
They may not have always come from the greatest shows, but these farewell episodes left us with plenty to remember.
