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Peaks fans, Blissful Unusual Year! Peaks-newbies…what are you waiting for?!? Ogle the PILOT first and then expend the next few weeks/months glued to the reveal & cursing it for haunting your dreams and causing you to day dream uncontrollably.
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“Twin Peaks” was the ultimate cult TV reveal — suspenseful, complex, wittily written and with hidden layers that casual channel-flippers might not win.
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And while the long-awaited second season is not quite the radiant experience that the first was, it’s aloof an astoundingly fine and convoluted share of storytelling. With more episodes to occupy out, David Lynch continued his exploration of small-town America — too awful it didn’t last more than this second season.
As the second season opens, there is major unrest for the inhabitants of Twin Peaks — and a badly-injured Cooper (Kyle McLachlan) has a vision that may have something to do with Laura Palmer’s death. But the slay investigation is only getting more bizarre, as Cooper learns of Laura’s diary — and discovers a bizarre twist in an already-bizarre kill investigation.
The mystery is solved mid-season, and the foreshadowing reveals who it is (or rather, who it SEEMS to be) . But that’s not the only plotline in the second season — Lynch bestows a psychopathic ex-Fed, parasitic demons, a disastrous beauty pageant, weird caves, and a twin pair of “Lodges” that seem to exist outside position and time… which Cooper’s murderous ex-partner is searching for.
The second season of “Twin Peaks” is, admittedly, not quite as sterling as the first season. The first season was tight as a drum, while the second has some storylines that speed away from the writers. But even mediocre “Twin Peaks” is simply vivid and bizarrely bright.
In fact, this season gets even weirder than the first. Lynch’s quirkiness grows into total weirdness, bulky of symbolism, surreality and dirty tiny secrets fair up the ruin. The series is sprinkled with what seems to be random weirdness, but as the complicated storylines wind on, the suitable meaning of them becomes determined. Now THAT is vast writing.
And Lynch and Co. maintained the strangeness, and actually increased. The second season relies heavily on mysticism and the supernatural, like that whole Black-White Lodge clash, and all the storylines circling around it. Impartial examine at that soul-in-the-wooden-knob narrative. And Lynch’s warped sense of humor is unexcited in situation (“I haven’t felt this indignant since I punctured Caroline’s aorta!”) .
Perhaps the biggest quandary is the ending. ABC canned the series before Lynch could wrap up the various plotlines, so it ends with a lot of cliffhangers and no resolution. Be prepared to bellow, “What next? What next? ”
Coop grows even more likable in this season, as he comes face-to-face with some of the nastier aspects of Twin Peaks — not to mention his contain past. He even gets a motivating adore interest. Other characters (such as the Log Lady) acquire more attention as well, but Coop’s personal whisk is perhaps the most though-provoking.
A series like “Twin Peaks” only comes along once in…. well, decades. It’s influenced other unfamiliar series (“Wonderfalls,” “Lost,” “The X-Files”), but the new is the best — a sparkling, creepy, bizarre headtrip. Must-have!
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