[Kyle] The fan world and Twin Peaks
kept the memory alive.
Great.
Twin Peaks was a phenomenon when it started.
It's a place both wonderful and strange.
[Francine] It's just a magical world that brings you
into really dark places.
I had just never seen anything that was so sad
and so hilarious.
[laughter]
And you want to see what happens next.
[mirror shatters]
It's a continuing story...
[grunts]
...so it is continuing.
♪ Rock music A'
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♪ eerie music A'
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[man] I love Twin Peaks.
I love the tone, the mood, the characters.
You can never get tired of discussing it,
exploring it, watching it.
Are you quite finished?
[man] Everything about it is unique,
and I think that's why it still resonates today,
even with my children, who are nine and 12.
Who killed Laura Palmer?
[man] It created this community that just keeps growing.
It kind of just kept expanding outwards.
We're gonna need some more coffee.
[Rob] The fans of the show love the show so much
that they create artwork.
These are true artists that are a fan of an artist.
The fan an alone is extraordinary.
[as Gordon] I will meet you at the Portland airport.
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Uoudly] Oregon!
Fandom- really, really passionate fand0m-
I feel has kept it alive.
It's just crazy how this show keeps on influencing people
through art, fashion, music.
You can't really not be influenced by the soundtrack,
especially for me.
[Annie] The music is almost like a portal
for entering that world of the Pacific Northwest.
[Neko] I really enjoy that David Lynch would use the buzzing
of electrical wires as a sound to set up a mood.
The music was gripping.
We thought, "How amazing would it be
to walk into a place and see that happening live?"
J" sultry music ♪
[David] We cover all the bases of the original material
that was in Twin Peaks, but we also were inspired
to write our own music.
These are people that the show is a very powerful influence on
creatively, and it's a community.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage
Francine "The Lucid Dream."
[cheers and applause]
[Francine] I had this really weird idea.
I was like, "Why don't we do a Twin Peaks burlesque night?"
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[Francine] The quirky humor and the really dark, crazy stuff
that happens in Twin Peaks is the perfect combo
for burlesque.
Anybody that creates is a friend of mine.
[Gary] We were thrilled when David Lynch and Mark Frost
walked in the doors of Showtime to say,
"We want to bring Twin Peaks back."
♪ dramatic rock music a'
[Brian] When Mark Frost, David Lynch simultaneously messaged the post,
"Twin Peaks is coming back in style,"
I will say that I cried.
Twitter was exploding. My phone was exploding.
Beep, beep, beep, beep.
[Glenn] I had to turn the notifications off,
because it was disrupting my work.
[laughs]
[Kyle] Entering back into the working relationship
with David has been an absolute joy.
I count myself right now one of the luckiest people working.
Yeah, that's beautiful. Like that.
[Kimmy] It's like putting on a glove you lost for 25 years,
and you're all excited, and it fits perfectly.
It's still very dreamlike.
[Dana] Just being with everybody again has been sort of like
putting the old band back together kind of thing.
Damn good coffee!
♪ dramatic music ♪
I'm so excited.
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We just can't wait to see what comes next.
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[man] Whatever they give us is gonna be a gift.
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We're dressing up. I've already got my outfit.
Maybe get some cherry pie and a cup of coffee.
- Welcome back, Agent Cooper! - Thank you so much.
The fans kept the memory alive,
and they're about to be rewarded.
Dreams are more vivid this time.
Prepare to be a little out of your comfort zone
in the best possible way.
[Jim] It's mysterious to the actors.
Only Mr. Lynch knows whafs going on.
[Robert] And it's gonna be a treat
every, every frickin' night for people to watch.
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Keep your eye on the doughnut, not on the hole.
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I'm back! Back and ready.
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