Good news for those who love surreal murder mysteries, boy wizards and Manolo Blahniks. Several popular cultural phenomenons are allegedly poised to make comebacks.
First off the bat is iconic 1990s murder mystery thriller/art piece ‘Twin Peaks’, David Lynch and Mark Frost’s tale of murdered schoolgirl Laura Palmer and the small, eery town rattled by her death.
The series gained popularity and prompted millions to ask ‘Who killed Laura Palmer?’ but only ran for two seasons. In one of its final scenes, Laura Palmer says “See you in 25 years”, a prophecy that may soon be fulfilled. Over the weekend both David Lynch and Mark Frost hinted at the return of ‘Twin Peaks’ by posting a quotation from the show:
Dear Twitter Friends: That gum you like is going to come back in style! #damngoodcoffee
— David Lynch (@DAVID_LYNCH) October 3, 2014
Now, the hints have been confirmed with this trailer:
‘Twin Peaks’ will continue in 2016. Here are some predictions for what Showtime’s limited series may include:
Meanwhile in Manhattan, the tales of a mysteriously wealthy sex columnist and her impractical footwear may be making yet another foray onto the big screen.
Sarah Jessica Parker, also known as Carrie Bradshaw has hinted at the possibility of a third movie in some very cryptic tweets with her co-star Kristin Davis (Charlotte York Goldenblatt):
If a third ‘Sex and the City’ movie is in the works, here’s what we think could go down:
Meanwhile in the Wizarding World, J.K. Rowling has been putting out hints like they’re owl droppings. The word mogul sent fans into an anagram deciphering frenzy after she released this cryptic tweet:
“Cry, foe! Run amok! Fa awry! My wand wont tolerate this nonsense.”
The Internet’s keenest nerds came up with this as a possible solution: “Harry Returns! Wont say any details now! A week off! No comment.”
However, Rowling declared the winner after letting her Twitter followers know that the hidden message concerned Newt Scamander. “Newt Scamander only meant to stay in New York for a few hours.” was the telling line.
For those who’ve been slack in their wizarding studies, Newt Scamander was the author of Hogwarts textbook ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’. Could this be a prequel? A spinoff? An epilogue?
Whatever it is, here are some suggestions for a potential Potter reboot:
Sophie Joske
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