Re: I read somewhere from a previous post that Lynch

I think that was one of my posts you are refering to.  I saw a 
program from IFC where Lynch was talking about Peaks.  I don't 
remember all the details, but he mentioned that early on, the murder 
was never intended to be solved.  The show would eventually become 
more about life in TP.  

Keep in mind that the show is set up like a soap opera, in that every 
episode is a day, more or less.  If the show would have remained on 
the air for 5 years, that would only represent 3 or 4 months in the 
life of the town.  Of course, they could have always added breaks in 
the timeline, but we'll never know about that.

I also believe that Cooper was always supposed to become a part of 
the town.  Even though he was there to investigate Laura's muder, his 
own life would have become interwoven with the rest of the 
townspeople.

Personally, I would have loved to see the investigation and the show 
stretched out.  As good as the show was early on, it clearly lost 
steam once the murder was solved.

                       Tom F.

"Diane, it's 12:27 PM.  I'd like you to look into my pension plan 
options regarding outside real estate investments.  I may look into 
purchasing a piece of property at what I assume will be a very 
reasonable price."

--- In [email protected], <nbs1243@h...> wrote:
> I read somewhere from a previous post that Lynch never intended to 
reveal who the murderer was, and the townsfolk would carry on and on 
together.
> 
> Then what would Cooper do all day, but find infinite evidences like 
DNA, etc. etc.  Every episode for years?




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