Twin Peaks' co-creator Mark Frost explained why a fourth season of the series would be difficult without late auteur David ...

But said universe is not this universe, as Frost has now basically confirmed that Peaks died with Lynch. “We had talked a ...

HitFix’s Alan Sepinwall interviews "Twin Peaks" co-creator Mark Frost about the upcoming sequel miniseries, which will air on Showtime in 2016.

Frost instinctively thought the story would need to go beyond the town of Twin Peaks and would require new locations, people, and storylines.

Johnny crushes on the Silver Surfer, while Galactus demands Franklin Richards in two new TV spots for The Fantastic Four: ...

David Lynch's partner on "Twin Peaks," Mark Frost, talks about a new "Final Dossier" book that wraps up some storylines the series didn't.

David Lynch had publicly vowed that the book on Twin Peaks had been closed forever. Now he is revisiting the cult ABC supernatural mystery drama with a new nine-episode limited series on Showtime ...

Last Tuesday Mark Frost spoke to the Observer from a hotel room in San Francisco, where he was staying while on tour promoting his new book, The Secret History of Twin Peaks. Earlier that day ...

Twin Peaks has always been more than a series. It's a portal, an open wound carved into television history, an invitation to drift somewhere between dream and memory.

Frost instinctively thought the story would need to go beyond the town of Twin Peaks and would require new locations, people, and storylines.

This was published 8 years ago Twin Peaks' co-creator Mark Frost: reboot not an exercise in nostalgia Resurrection of show after 25 years will still leave viewers with plenty of questions about ...

The fate of Twin Peaks is sealed. In the wake of David Lynch's death, co-creator Mark Frost reflects on their final ...