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Article: The New Heights Of `Twin Peaks'; ABC's Risky Drama Series
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- September 7, 1989
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We're not in Kansas any more. We don't even seem to be in Los
Angeles. We're in Twin Peaks, a mythical Northwestern city of about
50,000 population where mists rise eerily from forests primeval and
bad boys thrown into jail howl like wolves in the night.
"Twin Peaks," the television show, is not on any network's fall
schedule. But ABC has ordered seven episodes of this rather
unprecedented serialized drama and will probably air the show's
two-hour pilot sometime between now and January. In terms of
provocative novelty, "Twin Peaks" easily out-dazzles all the new
network shows that will be premiering over the next few weeks.
The cold-but-alluring oddness of it can be traced directly to ...
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... ... on WCVB-TV (Channel 5), borrows its thick atmosphere from Lynch's own TV project, "Twin Peaks," as well as his movies, including "Blue Velvet" and "Wild at Heart." Produced by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, among others, the show ...
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