I've realized that Audrey's distressing conclusion in Twin Peaks: The Return perfectly aligns with David Lynch's mythology.

Nafessa reveals all to Dale Cooper(Showtime/Twin Peaks) Twin Peaks first aired in 1990 and plunged viewers into a murder mystery ­surrounding the death of local schoolgirl Laura Palmer and FBI ...

At a certain point in the finale to Twin Peaks ... The final episode closed with a maniacal Cooper doppelgänger smashing his head into a mirror and asking sarcastically “How’s Annie?” ...

We're going back into the woods sooner rather than later, and luckily there's a familiar face to greet us. In the newest teaser trailer for Showtime's Twin Peaks ... his head against a mirror ...

That’s what Twin Peaks fans have ... a doctor tending to him. Later, Cooper is in the bathroom brushing his teeth when he suddenly slams his head into the mirror, revealing his reflection ...

The big mystery at the heart of Twin Peaks was actually revealed in a pilot episode that even hardcore fans don't know about.

Nor is the list meant to be comprehensive; there are dozens of magical moments, from the initial arrival of Agent Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) in Twin Peaks to Audrey’s dance to Dougie’s defeat of ...

The season two finale, also called "Beyond Life and Death," opens on Deputy Andy and Lucy in the sheriff's office after the mayhem that followed the Miss Twin Peaks pageant. Annie Blackburn had ...

The pilot, which aired on television on April 8, 1990, opened with the image of a mirror. The woman looking into it was ... hear repeatedly. Cooper was then stuck in Twin Peaks, and a new ...

But instead of my hyper-fantasized expectation, I was met with a disorienting, binge-worthy, transcendental thrill of alternate timelines that centered around doppelgängers, haunting silence, ...