Welcome to Glastonberry Grove
Twin Peaks the series
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Twin Peaks first aired on the ABC television network in April of 1990.
The show ran for two seasons, and ended in June of 1991 to produce a pilot and 28 episodes. The
show was created and produced by David Lynch and Mark Frost. Lynch and Frost were also
responsible for some of the writing, directing, acting and music direction. Twin
Peaks defies simple description: murder mystery, soap opera spoof, comedy, supernatural drama,
homages to classic movies and other cultural icons. Twin Peaks offers an engaging
experience in a combination unlike any that has been seen before on television.
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Episode Guide
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Cast List
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Series Press Kit
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Synopses, air dates, guest cast lists, writer and director info
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Complete Twin Peaks Cast List for all regular and recurring roles
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Official info from the network for the 2nd season of the series
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Video List
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Broadcast Info
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Soundtrack List
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VHS, Laser Disc and DVD information with cover shots
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Television showtimes and networks for the series and movie
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Cataloge numbers, track lists, song lyrics and other info
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Book List
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Collectables
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Statistics
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Synopses, writer and availability info for Twin Peaks books
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Where to find and buy Twin Peaks collectables
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How many cups of coffee were consumed? Donuts? Pies?
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Fanzine: Wrapped In Plastic
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Subscription information and cover shots
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Twin Peaks the movie
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In the fall of 1992, the movieTwin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me was
released to theaters. The movie was created as a prequel to the series and filled the details
of the events that led to the murder that the television series only touched on through
detective work. Unfortunately, the movie did poorly in theaters and plans for a second
movie were cancelled. But since the movie was released, fans have been hoping to view the
deleted scenes from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. For more
details click here.
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Log Lady Intros
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In 1994, the BRAVO cable network rebroadcast the show for two years. The BRAVO rebroadcasts
included a new addition to the series, introductions by the Log lady. The short introductions
were summaries for each episode that provided yet just another riddle to be unraveled.
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Never seen the series?
If you have never seen the show Twin Peaks, I would urge you to rent, buy or borrow a copy
of the series and the movie and watch them. Although there are scripts and transcripts of the show
online, they lack the full experience that can be derived from the show's writing, direction, music,
acting, story and mystery.
History of this site
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The Glastonberry Grove webpage was first created in the fall of 1997. The first iteration offered
the conjunction countdown, transcripts and some music files. The current page is the second
iteration that offers an animated conjunction countdown, a jukebox for listening to the music
files, more transcripts (in an improved format), a list and explanation of Twin Peaks mythologies
and references plus links to message boards, chat rooms, web pages and the newsgroup alt.tv.twin-peaks.
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Why build a web page for the show? Sheer joy and love. No other show has ever had such an impact on me -
the music, the fear, the mood, the mystery. The show is filled with references but vague with multiple
sources. However, it was the experience of the show that hooked me. In school, I found the show and
the material it covered to be inspiring for a project on necrotecture.
If you have any questions or comments please email the webmaster.
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