Diehards have surely consumed the new "Twin Peaks" Blu-ray collection at least a few times since its release earlier this year, but now fans have something even better to look forward too now that creators David Lynch and Mark Frost are set to revive the dark and often campy Golden Globe-winning '90s television drama.
Frost, 60, detailed the news in an interview with Deadline.com and posted a video teaser via Twitter shortly thereafter. The revival will happen in 2016 on Showtime and span nine episodes that will be written by the duo and directed by Lynch.
Lynch, 68, had previously assured fans that the show was over and done with, but Frost said that continued interest in the show and sporadic lunch meetings spawned new ideas for the show.
"We found ourselves drifting back to that town, realizing that there were more things we wanted to know about it," Frost said. "And everything flew from that point forward."
Casting, music, and other details are still in the works, but Frost did tell Variety that the passage of 25 years will be an important plot element adding that the new segments will take place in the present day."Followers of the show who felt bereft when the show need are going to to like where it goes from here," he added.
Have a look at that teaser video below.
This article appears in Oct 2-8, 2014.