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" It would be hard to communicate to a non-Twin Peaks fan (the vast majority of the world) the ambivalence inspired by the possibility of its return, which has now been brought up again by Mark Frost, the series&amp;#039; co-creator. On one hand, Twink Peaks (unlike, say, Star Wars) never got its full due, cut short at two seasons with a ridiculous and fantastic final twist in which Kyle MacLachlan&amp;#039;s Dale Cooper goes insane. On the other hand... What the hell was that second season?  Fortunately, we will almost definitely never have to contend with a revived Twin Peaks. We talked to MacLachlan recently about the upcoming season of Portlandia and, when asked about any future work with David Lynch, Twin Peaks&amp;#039;s other creator, he said, &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t think there&amp;#039;s anything we&amp;#039;ve come up, or he&amp;#039;s come up with, that makes sense.&amp;quot; Given Lynch&amp;#039;s record in TV (an aborted show that became Mulholland Drive, not to mention that other show he made with Mark Frost), it&amp;#039;s worth betting a new Twin Peaks was one of those ideas he passed over.  Then again, MacLachlan was really great at being insane. Follow The Culture Blog on RSS and on Twitter at @ESQCulture. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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