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The Owls Are Not What They Seem

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Filming has wrapped on the sequel series to "Twin Peaks" and all is right with the world. What is interesting about the news is that it might not just be a limited revival of the series after all. David Lynch and company shot 18 episodes over 140 days and they're calling them "the first two seasons" of the new show. Does that mean we will get more after these 18? There's no way to know until the ratings for these start trickling in after the new episodes air on showtime early next year. Since the show was cancelled before it had a chance to wrap up several storylines, hopefully we will finally get an answer to the fate of Agent Cooper.

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Jared Rasic

Film critic and author of food, arts and culture stories for the Source Weekly since 2010.

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