| Display title | Twin Peaks |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An early-nineties television series created by David Lynch (responsible for such films as Blue Velvet and Eraserhead) and Mark Frost (co-writer of the Fantastic Four film). It paved the way for shows like Northern Exposure, which stole its Northwest locale and some limited quirkiness. The series also heavily influenced a surprising number of video games, most obviously Deadly Premonition and Puzzle Agent. It had a little bit of everything (see Soap Opera and Mix and Match). Ostensibly a hybrid Crime-Time Soap / Detective Drama, it quickly took off for parts unknown with a pervasive supernatural element that turned it partly into an Occult Detective story that smacked of slightly off-kilter Magic Realism. |
