and I can’t get enough of it. But now I’m at the crucial point where Laura’s murder is solved and from what I can remember (almost 20 years ago!!) I’m pretty sure it’s all downhill from here.
But for now there’s so much that’s so good:- The characters are amazing. Pete Martell is my absolute favourite – he steals every scene he’s in as far as I’m concerned. I started writing a list of my other favourites but it got too long. I could write a lot about the characters.
- The details in each scene are fascinating. There’s one where I can’t remember who’s in the foreground but there’s a barbershop quartet in the background. Not singing. Just there. There’s just so much to see. Each scene is carefully and artfully composed like a photo.
- The story and the sub-plots is well told and interesting.
- The comedic moments are hilarious. Albert’s non-violence speech to Sheriff Truman made me laugh out loud.
The one thing that really jolted was the fact that between season 1 and 2 (which in Twin Peaks time was a couple of days) Donna Hayward’s hair had grown a lot and Shelly Johnson’s had changed colour. Lynch wasn’t big on continuity.

