"On the surface, ABC's Twin Peaks was a detective series like any other, its core intrigue summarized neatly in four delicious words: Who killed Laura Palmer? But cocreators David Lynch and Mark Frost (whose work on ''Hill Street Blues'' broke several rules itself) were never content with the easily explained, turning what could have been another run-of-the-mill series into a dreamscape of midgets and giants, one-armed men and log ladies, murder suspects and homemade pie. This four-disc set features the first seven hour-long episodes, plus commentary from directors, crew members, and writers, but it's sorely missing Lynch himself and the series pilot he directed (arguably the finest work of his career). But even these omissions can't detract from the brilliance of the show, one of the most innovative to ever grace the small screen."
-----By Stephen McGill
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"do u believe soul?"
"several."
"more than one?"
"black foot legend. waking souls given lifes the mind in the body and dreaming souls wanders."
"dreaming souls... where they wander?"
"all the way places, to the land of dead."
"is there where Laura is? "
"reposing under the ground,Agent Cooper,it's the only thing i'm sure."
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yes, it's a part of dialoge of cult TV classic, "Twin Peaks". OK, you ask: "Why is watching a TV show from the early 1990s interesting?" To me, "Twin Peaks" was a magnificent show.The storylines were complex to a point of not being understandable (that whole Donna/James storyline didn’t make a bit of sense) But the show was terrific because it dealt with the battle between good and evil. And yes, sometimes evil won on that show. But the battle was very real - in a campy, David Lynch-TV style way.
And, i should say the TV show's success also have a key point, the very one ---tv soundtrack maker Angelo Badalamenti..he compositions snaked their way around the actors and scenes in a near perfect dance. Long after the television show had gone away, the music still stands on its own, and it still has that transporting effect on me.
