Twin Peaks – 20 Years Of Creepy Goodness

Who’da thunk that a small TV show produced by David Lynch would be as notoriously loved after so many years? “Twin Peaks” aired 20 years ago on ABC television on April 8th, 1990 and since it’s brief but groundbreaking run, the show has spawned countless knock-off shows based on it’s quirky themes (and also spawned a less-than-memorable feature film). Today, we celebrate the show that brought us Agent Dale Cooper and a love for cherry pie and the age-old question: Who killed Laura Palmer?

By the start of the (doomed) second season, the femme fatale ladies of the show (Lara Flynn Boyle, Sherilyn Fenn, and Madchen Amick) were highlighted on the cover of the October 1990 issue of Rolling Stone, big hair and all.

Click on the pics to view the newly rescanned pages from the hard-to-find Rolling Stone issue.

If you haven’t seen an episode of “Twin Peaks”, check your local listings! Believe it or not, the show is still in rotation on various channels, so look it up and see for yourself how a quirky little show changed the face of modern television as we know it.

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