RELATED: How Twin Peaks Inspired an Entire Generation of TV Shows As soon as one steps into the threshold of Twin Peaks, the words, “ She’s dead.wrapped in plastic” permeates throughout, catalyzing a chain of events that are submerged in darkness, terror, and a sense of alien wonder. An otherworldly evil lurks beneath the town’s mesmerizing beauty, which is a theme explored by Lynch in his 1986 neo-noir mystery, Blue Velvet, which delved into the concepts of guilt, innocence, and the grey areas that inhabit the two. Reality is fluid in the world of Twin Peaks, which encompasses worlds beyond our world amid its endless canopies of Douglas firs, which greet Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) when he enters the seemingly-idyllic north-western town. The death of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) became akin to a Lynchian artifact that constantly revealed newer contraptions and surreal revelations, mired in mysticism both strange and enchanting at once.
And then there is 2017’s Twin Peaks: The Return, which infused the show with a plethora of convoluted primary and alternate timelines, temporal jumps and fluctuations, and dream logic, making it difficult to map a coherent chronology of events, which reflects the strange, elusive magnetism of Twin Peaks as a whole. While Twin Peaks seasons 1 and 2 start off with an-almost linear timeline, long-time fans of the show noticed discrepancies creeping up with the release of the 1992 movie, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, along with companion pieces like The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer and The Secret History of Twin Peaks, which record contrarian dates of key events in the world of Twin Peaks. And there we have all the proper elements for the plot of a new David Lynch project.The Twin Peaks timeline can be difficult to keep up with considering there are so many developments in David Lynch and Mark Frost's surreal horror-mystery show. That circles us back to Wisteria, which contains a toxic called wisterin that may cause confusion, dizziness, speech problems, and collapse.
The nightshade family includes many poisonous and psychoactive plants, like Mandrake, Belladone, and Henbane. Copyright Office catalog:Ī total of 13 episodes were filed, which matches the number of mini-movies mentioned by Reddit user canthaveit who was “in the know” about a David Lynch project codenamed Wisteria since February.īesides just being a cool Lynchian title, “Unrecorded Night” is also the translation for the Old English word “nihtscada” or nightshade. David Lynch’s Unrecorded Night Episode 1-13 in the U.S.
Copyright Office catalog, and to for further research. Hat tip to for discovering this in the public U.S. In contrast, David Lynch and Mark Frost copyrighted Twin Peaks: The Return in 2015 as a single 389-page script under the working title Rancho Rosa. It has stayed off the radar for a surprisingly long time that David Lynch copyrighted 13 unpublished ‘episodes’ of Unrecorded Night in the “Dramatic Work” category back in June 2020. According to the trade publication, “Wisteria” is still the working title. The curiosity-inducing “ Unrecorded Night” has replaced “Untitled David Lynch Project” in Production Weekly’s December 10 issue. After two weeks of “Wisteria” hysteria*, it seems like the Untitled David Lynch Project for Netflix actually has, in fact, a title, and it remains in the plant kingdom.
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