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Twin Peaks and The X-Files

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  • #52
    mloc123
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,454 ✭✭✭mloc123


    the purple tin wrote: »
    Lynch and Frost didn't want Cooper to solve the murder so soon but the studio made them reveal the killer for the sake of ratings.

    I think Lynch would have been happy to never solve the murder. I read in interviews afterwards that Sarah was only every intended as a macguffin.

    The network originally wanted it wrapped up in season 1 and Lynch/Frost had little input or interest in most of season 2 as a result of having control removed.

    Season 3 works so well because it is obvious they had complete creative control of it. It was a brave move from Showtime.


  • #53
    Troyaferd
    Registered Users Posts: 276 ✭✭Troyaferd


    mloc123 wrote: »
    I think Lynch would have been happy to never solve the murder. I read in interviews afterwards that Sarah was only every intended as a macguffin.

    The network originally wanted it wrapped up in season 1 and Lynch/Frost had little input or interest in most of season 2 as a result of having control removed.

    Season 3 works so well because it is obvious they had complete creative control of it. It was a brave move from Showtime.

    Well, I think they were still much involved in the first half of Season 2 until Lonely Souls.


  • #54
    [Deleted User]
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    I'm currently on season 8 of the x files..yeah, season 3 wasn't great, and there was the odd iffy episode here and there, but overall it stands up I reckon..


  • #55
    golfball37
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    Season one of twin peaks was excellent. It was the biggest thing on tv here in 1990, it was a cultural phenomenon at the time.

    I think the later series of the x files with Doggett gets a lot of hate, it’s far better than it gets credit for. I must be in a minority as I loved the alien arc and any episode with Smokey man was must see for me.


  • #56
    [Deleted User]
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    golfball37 wrote: »
    I think the later series of the x files with Doggett gets a lot of hate, it’s far better than it gets credit for.

    Yeah, I'd agree with you here..

    So far season 3 was the only one that stood out as being not particularly good to me..


  • #57
    Troyaferd
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    I'm currently on season 8 of the x files..yeah, season 3 wasn't great, and there was the odd iffy episode here and there, but overall it stands up I reckon..

    season 3? It's one of the better Seasons of the X-Files i think.


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