Anyone going to watch the new Twin Peaks?

Needs an option for "I liked the original but am not interested in the new one."

What do you think Zach? My Coffee warned me about it.

@mike: Aw, true. I always try to cover all bases, and I knew I was missing one. Should have put 'other' just in case. Are you not interested in the new one? If so, how come, when you enjoyed the original? Or were you just saying I should have added that?

Just got done watch both Series 1 & 2. All the best episodes were the David Lynch directed ones, so this looks promising.

I always considered myself a fan of Lynch's stuff, but holy fuck Fire Come Walk With Me.

I mean, I have to. I need to know.

I have mixed feelings about Twin Peaks. Season 1 was great but season 2 was a complete mess in my opinion, although the final episode was really fascinating. I'll probably check the show out but I don't have high expectations. I generally enjoy David Lynch's work and he's been quiet for a while (I think his last movie was Inland Empire which was ten years ago at this point), so I am curious.

Yeah man I'm keen.

I'm not actively excited about it, but whenever I remember it's happening I think: "Man, I sure will watch that thing".

Yeah I will, especially after how fucking terribly the second season ended. But after watching the new Xfiles episodes, I'm worried.

@strikealight: What was bad about Fire come walk with me? Or, I assume you didn't like it. I'm not sure if it's free on Amazon Prime, so I'm not sure if I'll watch it. I was just reading about it, and that it got a bunch of negative reviews here in the U.S. though some liked it more in retrospect. Just wondering if it's worth watching after season two, that is if it's free.

I watched the two season like one or two years ago and i liked it but holy shit are some of those characters bad (Andy, Hurley, Dick, Lucy). The best parts of the show was the supernatural stuff and the black lodge scenes. I know it's not very well liked but i really do hope that they go more in the direction of Fire walk with me, i liked the tone of that movie way more than the show.

Reboot fatigue has set in for me lately, but I'm cautiously optimistic about it. As long as it's better than the back half of season 2 it can be pretty good.

@ntm: It has a very different feel to it. It doesn't have any of that campy humor and is more focused on dark drama, and doesn't really come together the same way the show did.

...Plus Cooper's only in it for like a minute.

There are a lot of things I want to know the answers to, but might eventually wish I had never heard the answer to. Either way, I'm going to see for myself what Mr. Lynch has in store for us.

I really loved the original series, but I'm really scared about this. Especially after that Arrested Development revival...

@afabs515: that netflix series was painful. But the new X-Files episodes make that shit look like the Sopranos.

More Coop is the best thing in the world.

There's no option for: I liked the original, but I'm not interested in this one.

That's where I'm at. It won't change unless people start talking about "how crazy good it is."

I fell off after the big reveal in Season 2 but I'm excites to dive back into the world.

I don't know. Should I finish the second season? Stopped watching it after that terrible character reveal.

Yeah, finish it. There's a couple of character threads left hanging by the end which may, may get resolved ... or not.

I love the original series and film (Lynch fan in general). I'm cautiously optimistic about this series prospects.

I hope it is good but, I highly doubt it.

Absolutely! I watch the old seasons fairly often. Can't wait!

I just finished it all. Dang, I would be pretty angry if I had been able to watch this on original release (I would have almost been two by the final episode.) Great show, but now I want to find some meaning behind the final episode. It's weird that the new Twin Peaks is taking place 25 years after, that's a lot of time for Dale Cooper to have that entity inside of him. The whole thing left off with a bunch of questions.