The joke must be on me, because after last week’s coherent, straightforward, and satisfying hour of “Twin Peaks,” I struck up conversations with friends, family, and pop culture aficionados in which I explained to them it was obvious the often slow-moving, consistently frustrating but equally as brilliant series had changed its confounding ways and was ready to give fans everything they wanted. The previous episode doubled down on the time the revival spent in our favorite sleepy Washington town, offered an illuminating backstory on Diane (Laura Dern, fabulous as usual) and Bad Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), and seemed to give viewers the illusion that they had any idea what was going on.

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2017 is already becoming the year of “Twin Peaks.” As we keep impatiently waiting for the return of  the cult series, which may or may not happen at Sundance, we’ll now have a few things to hold us over.

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Last month, we got a perfectly weird, “Twin Peaks”-esque teaser that was little more than footage of David Lynch eating a doughnut.

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Now we hear (via Pitchfork) that his new endeavor will be an actual rock album, titled Fox Bat Strategy: A Tribute to Dave Jaurequi, with lyrics written by Lynch.

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