While this confusing ending upset some viewers, it makes a certain amount of sense for Twin Peaks to leave audiences wanting more. Shortly after it aired, there were already numerous theories online exploring its meaning, which is likely the response Lynch and Frost were hoping to provoke. If Twin Peaks truly ends with The Return, then the season's final scene will likely be debated and picked apart by the fanbase for decades to come. In the old mythology, as a mortal, to cross into the realm of what was thought of as the gods', meant you risked everything. You are playing with deep, profound, mysterious forces that will have unintended consequences. It's Orpheus descending into the Underworld. There are echoes of classic mythological themes. And he encounters truly mortal danger, not just physically, but perhaps metaphysically. He's driven by it, and goes to great lengths to pursue it. "Cooper feels some sense of duty to undertake this last quest for Laura. This ending finds Cooper and Diane travelling to another reality to find Laura Palmer - and discovering a world they no longer know: In an interview with Empire Magazine, Frost opened up a little about the logic behind the final scene of The Return. Related: Twin Peak's Season 3 Ending Explained Those hoping for a neat ending would be left wanting though, as the final episode posed far more questions than answers. Lynch seemingly had no interest in ever returning to the show, but when Frost pitched him a killer concept for a third season, he jumped right back into Twin Peaks and helmed all eighteen episodes of the revival. While the film has been reappraised now, it received poor reviews at the time and was a bomb financially. This was doubly frustrating to the loyal fans of the show, since season 2 ended on a huge cliffhanger.Ī prequel film dubbed Fire Walk With Me then followed in 1992, which looked at the final week of Laura Palmer’s life. Twin Peaks was originally cancelled after two seasons, in the wake of declining ratings and audience backlash. The show's were equally shocked and delighted when it was first announced that Frost and David Lynch were returning to the world they created for a third season - something that Lynch himself had ruled out for twenty years. Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost has offered some food for thought on the conclusion to Twin Peaks: The Return (aka.
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