As a follow-up to the deep dive into the Twin Peaks Morgue scene written by Harley Peyton for Twin Peaks episode 1.003, I’m looking at another publicity photo from my collection. This image of Albert Rosenfield (Miguel Ferrer) and Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) is unique in several ways. We never see this exact exchange in…
The music of Twin Peaks was my gateway to the town I’ve loved for more than three decades. Years later, I discovered the magicians who transformed Angelo Badalamenti’s works into the sounds I adore. One magic maker is Lori Eschler who worked as a Music Editor for the first two seasons of the show and on…
An iconic landmark of Snoqualmie Valley, the 268-foot Snoqualmie Falls in Washington state has been the subject of countless postcards for more than 125 years. I was delighted to find a postcard with a stunning aerial image of the falls and surrounding landscape. I later discovered the photographer was a talented artist who spent decades…
As a child, I loved going to the local Drive-In Movie Theater in Columbus, Ohio. I saw so many films from the comfortable of my parent’s vehicle while hearing the film’s audio broadcast from a bulky metal speaker attached to the car’s window. While many Drive-Ins have long since closed, the Mahoning Drive-In Theater, nestled…
David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks wouldn’t be what it is today without Harley Peyton. One of several writers for the show, he contributed some of the most memorable and quotable dialogue. There would be no ‘give yourself a present everyday‘ without Peyton. He was the first writer to tackle the series solo with his…
David Lynch’s 1992 masterpiece Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is one of my favorite films. I’ve covered it extensively on Twin Peaks Blog, discussing the film’s release in countries around the world. I also own several copies including the beautiful Criterion Collection Blu-ray released a few years ago. While that stunning release is a gold standard…
Being a child of the 1980s, I remember learning how to “dare to keep a kid off drugs” through the D.A.R.E. program at my grade school. This campaign along with the iconic frying of an egg to symbolize my brain being on drugs are forever imbedded into my brain. Perhaps that is what the Partnership…
Chances are if you collect postcards like me, you’ll find many cards in your collection by the Smith-Western, Co. based in Tacoma, Washington. A recent acquisition for my collection is an image of Snoqualmie Falls in Snoqualmie, Washington taken by photographer Gary Greene.
Throughout the month of June 2025, Twin Peaks Blog has celebrated the life and music of the late Julee Cruise. With rare interviews, photos and more, our Julee In June takeover has offered unique insight about this angelic singer whose work is synonymous with the wonderful and strange world of Twin Peaks. As this year’s salute…
The music of Julee Cruise and Twin Peaks was on the minds of many in summer 1990. Her single “Falling” was released on June 12, months ahead of an official soundtrack release. The only way to hear music from the show was Julee’s 1989 album “Floating Into The Night.” In July, VH-1 produced a 24-minute special…