David Lynch’s Mysterious Final Netflix Project: What Could It Have Been?

Twin Peaks fans had been speculating for years about David Lynch’s mystery Netflix project being a fourth season or some type of spinoff, but I don’t think that’s right. I imagine he had a totally fresh idea in mind, which was why so many of his usual actors posted pictures of wisteria flowers around the same time. I wish we could’ve seen this, but I’m happy I’ll always have his previous filmography to rewatch.

Gordon Cole (Lynch) gives a thumbs up from the shadows.

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