Twin Peaks A snowflake falls unnoticed amongst a winter sky. Its beauty is apparent, but without individuality it fails to shine enough to be remembered. However, every now and then a snowflake appears which leaves an impression so strong it becomes a milestone, setting a precedent for all snowflakes following it.
Any snowflake can set an avalanche in motion, but few have the strength to embrace their potential.
In 1990, a new television series arrived that changed the industry forever. Quietly, the maverick filme noire director David Lynch presented his new passion, Twin Peaks , filmed in Snoqualmie, Washington and Bend, Oregon. Not surprisingly, the public reception of Twin Peaks was immense. A spark had been thrown into the dry, narrow world of evening television igniting a fire not only amongst its viewers, but also amongst the television networks eager for a fresh business opportunity. Easing into cult status, Twin Peaks still retains its popularity throughout the World, sparking endless revivals and social gatherings.