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On Sunday 10 August 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 13 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be an intense and emotional ride as it follows paramedics responding to urgent calls. This episode will air on More 4 and features three critical cases that highlight the challenges faced by emergency responders.

One of the cases involves a man who is under arrest but has sustained a head injury. The paramedics must navigate the complexities of treating someone in police custody while ensuring their safety and well-being. This situation showcases the delicate balance between law enforcement and medical care.

Another case centers on a six-year-old child who has experienced a seizure. The paramedics will demonstrate their skills and compassion as they work quickly to assess the child’s condition and provide the necessary treatment. This moment is sure to resonate with viewers, as it...

An underrated superhero movie continues to make its mark on the streaming charts following the release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

PerFlixPatrol, Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer continues to maintain its place on the chart of the top streaming films on Disney+. As of the time of writing, Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer sits at the number seven spot on the list, having fallen just one spot in recent days.

Helmed by returning director Tim Story from a screenplay by returning writer Mark Frost and co-writer Don Payne, Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer was the direct follow-up to 2005's Fantastic Four. The film saw Ioan Gruffudd, Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, and Michael Chiklis reprise their roles as Reed Richards, Sue and Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm, better known as Mister Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Human Torch, and the Thing, respectively. Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer...

Season 13, Episode 5 of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be an intense and emotional ride as it airs on Sunday, August 10, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on More 4. This episode showcases the dedication and quick thinking of paramedics as they respond to urgent medical situations that could change lives in an instant.

In this episode, viewers will witness the paramedics treating a man who is under arrest but has suffered a head injury. The challenges of providing care in such a tense situation highlight the complexities that first responders face daily. The team must balance the need for medical attention with the realities of law enforcement, showcasing their professionalism and compassion.

Additionally, a six-year-old child who has experienced a seizure will be brought to the forefront. The urgency of treating a child in distress adds another layer of emotion to the episode. The paramedics will work diligently to stabilize the young...

On Sunday 3 August 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 13 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be another gripping installment as it follows paramedics responding to urgent medical situations. This episode will air on More 4 and focuses on the challenges faced by emergency responders in the field.

Viewers will see paramedics treating a man experiencing a fast heart rate and chest pains. This situation highlights the importance of quick thinking and expertise in emergency medicine. The team will need to act swiftly to assess his condition and provide the necessary care.

In another case, a woman has fallen and injured her shoulder. The episode will show how paramedics carefully handle her injury while ensuring she feels safe and supported. This moment emphasizes the compassion and professionalism that paramedics bring to their work.

Lastly, a man with an irregular heartbeat will also be treated.

After years of being out of Marvel’s grasp, the Fantastic Four has finally, officially and fully, joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe with The Fantastic Four: First Steps – and to celebrate, we have decided to look back at the other Fantastic Four movies that have been made to put together a list of Fantastic Four Movies Ranked. Here we go, from worst to best:

Fantastic Four (2015)

The ‘94 film is the one executives tried to bury, but the making of the 2015 Fantastic Four was such a horrible mess, maybe Fox should have just scrapped it and used it for a $120 million tax write-off, Warner Bros. style. The differing opinions behind the scenes are apparent in the finished movie, where the more traditional comic book movie sensibilities of screenwriter Jeremy Slater and writer/producer Simon Kinberg come through in the first half, while director Josh Trank’s wrong-headed attempt to turn the...

When you think of "Twin Peaks," you probably think of David Lynch. After all, it's Lynch's bizarre stylings and penchant for the surreal that the franchise is most famous for. But it wasn't all Lynch -- far from it. The property was co-created by Lynch and writer Mark Frost, who had previously cut his teeth on the popular 1980s TV series "Hill Street Blues."

While Lynch brought his auteur filmmaker sensibilities, Frost brought recent, prominent experience from the TV drama realm -- a space where he had already experimented with the more ambitious long-term storytelling that made his collaboration with Lynch so appealing. Frost also returned alongside Lynch in 2017 for the long-awaited third season of "Twin Peaks" (aka "Twin Peaks: The Return"), ensuring that the unique combo that made the original TV show so successful stayed intact.

In between, of course, Frost worked on a number of other projects,...

On Sunday 27 July 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 13 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to deliver intense and emotional moments as paramedics respond to urgent calls. This episode will focus on two critical situations that highlight the challenges faced by emergency responders.

In one segment, viewers will see paramedics assist a woman experiencing a panic attack while navigating through busy rush-hour traffic. The stress of driving in such conditions can be overwhelming, and the paramedics will work to calm her and provide the necessary care. This scenario will showcase the importance of quick thinking and compassion in high-pressure situations.

Another heart-stopping moment involves an 11-year-old boy who calls 999 when his mother suddenly collapses and becomes unresponsive. The young boy’s bravery in dialing for help will be a central theme, illustrating the courage it takes to act in a crisis.

In the upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line,” viewers can expect an intense and emotional ride as paramedics tackle a series of urgent medical emergencies. Season 13, Episode 4, airing on Sunday, August 3, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on More 4, promises to showcase the dedication and skill of first responders in high-pressure situations.

The episode features a man experiencing a fast heart rate and chest pains, raising immediate concerns for his health. Paramedics rush to assess his condition, using their training and experience to stabilize him. This situation highlights the critical importance of quick thinking and teamwork in emergency medicine.

Additionally, the episode introduces a woman who has fallen and injured her shoulder. Her pain and distress add another layer of urgency to the paramedics’ work. Viewers will witness the compassion and care that these professionals provide, as they help her through her injury.

Lastly, a man with an irregular heartbeat presents...

One of the boldest aspects of David Lynch and Mark Frost's "Twin Peaks: The Return" (which was basically "Twin Peaks" season 3) was the way it looked like it was going to give fans the closure they had always wanted, only to swerve dramatically in the other direction at the eleventh hour. "Part 16" and "Part 17" were filled with cathartic, long-awaited moments for "Twin Peaks" enthusiasts; they even featured a brief scene where all our favorite characters happily hang out together, celebrating how they finally defeated the evil Bob (Frank Silva) by ... well, punching him really hard. But then the finale, "Part 18," took us into dark, ambiguous, aggressively Lynchian territory.

"The Return" ends with the heroic Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) bringing an alternate version of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) back to the Palmer family home. He's hoping this will give her (and him) some sense of peace, but when they arrive,...

What if "Twin Peaks" was a surreal sitcom instead of a twisted mystery? It might look something like the classic CBS series "Northern Exposure," which ran for six seasons beginning in 1990. Sure, David Lynch and Mark Frost brought some humor to "Twin Peaks," but "Northern Exposure" is much more purely a sitcom with some similarly strange elements, and it's a real treat. 

"Northern Exposure" follows Dr. Joel Fleischman (Rob Morrow), a New York City doctor who had his med school tuition paid for on the promise that he would practice medicine for four years in the state of Alaska, which sorely needed doctors. He ends up in the tiny fictional town of Cicely, where he'll be the town's primary doctor despite being fresh out of med school. Cicely is a strange little town with a real cast of characters, and as Joel gets to know his new neighbors as they...

Season 13 Episode 3 of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be another gripping installment, airing at 9:00 Pm on Sunday, July 27, 2025, on More 4. This episode highlights the challenges faced by paramedics as they respond to urgent calls in high-pressure situations.

In this episode, viewers will witness the tense moments when paramedics rush to help a woman who experiences a panic attack while driving in the chaos of rush-hour traffic. The stress of the situation can be overwhelming, and the skilled paramedics must act quickly to provide the necessary care and support. Their expertise will be on full display as they work to calm the driver and ensure her safety amid the busy road.

Another emotional storyline unfolds when an 11-year-old boy dials 999 after his mother collapses and becomes unresponsive. The bravery of the young boy in such a frightening situation is commendable, and the paramedics will need to act swiftly to assess her condition.

On Sunday 20 July 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 13 Episode 2 Episode Summary

In the upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line,” viewers will see paramedics responding to critical situations that highlight the challenges faced by emergency services. This episode promises to deliver intense moments as the team tackles three urgent cases.

One of the key incidents involves a man experiencing an anaphylactic reaction. Paramedics must act quickly to provide the necessary treatment and stabilize his condition. The urgency of this situation showcases the importance of swift medical intervention in life-threatening scenarios.

Another patient featured in the episode is suffering from a heart attack. The paramedics will work diligently to ensure he receives prompt care, illustrating the high stakes that come with cardiac emergencies. This part of the episode emphasizes the pressure that emergency responders face when lives are on the line.

Additionally, the episode will cover the...

Chicago – The phenomenon of ‘Twin Peaks’ was not only an iconic series created by David Lynch and Mark Frost, but a cultural touchstone that continues to resonant in the film, TV and societal culture/history. One of the most memorable characters of that show – both in its initial ABC-tv network run and Showtime Channel revival – was the Log Lady. Behind that persona was a long-time collaborator with Lynch, both in front of the camera and behind it, Catherine Coulson. She is the topic of a new documentary, “I Know Catherine, the Log Lady,’ directed by Richard Green.

This is the story of the grand life and just as important, the extraordinary death of Catherine Coulson. In her last days, David Lynch created an important scene in “Twin Peaks: The Return” (Showtime) in which the Log Lady, who like Catherine had days to live, speaks significant truth and of course vibrations through the legendary log.

Like peanut butter and chocolate — if peanut butter was full of observational humor and chocolate was obsessed with psychosexual dreamscapes — the comedy of Seinfeld and the work of late filmmaking genius David Lynch are a surprisingly great combination.

As we’ve mentioned before, Seinfeld and Twin Peaks specifically have a lot in common. For one thing, diners feature prominently in both shows: Monk’s and the Double R, respectively. Plus, the two series also shared a number of actors, including Grace Zabriskie and Warren Frost (father of Twin Peaks creator Mark Frost) who played Susan’s parents. And we’re not sure that the old lady with the marble rye wasn’t supposed to be the Black Lodge entity known as Mrs. Tremond/Chalfont.

Fans have found a number of creative ways to pair up these two tonally disparate shows in interesting ways, including the Sein Peaks YouTube channel, which...

It was eight years ago that “Twin Peaks” made its return with “Twin Peaks: The Return,” an 18-episode continuation of the original series that served as the show’s third season. But with the devastating passing of David Lynch earlier this year, it sounds like there’s a good chance that we’ll never see new episodes of the series that was co-created by Lynch and Mark Frost.

Prior to Lynch’s passing, however, the duo had discussed a possible “Twin Peaks” Season 4.

“We had talked a little bit about where a fourth season might go,” Frost tells Empire in the magazine’s latest issue (brought to our attention by Indiewire). “But with David having left us, it’s hard to imagine doing anything beyond this. It certainly feels like it closed the circle.”

How far along did Lynch and Frost get in their Season 4 conversations? Indiewire also points to...

“Twin Peaks” co-creator Mark Frost is putting the possibility of a Season 4 on ice. The filmmaker said that without late auteur David Lynch, “Twin Peaks” would be a different entity entirely. Lynch died January 16, 2025, at the age of 78 due to complications from emphysema. Prior to his passing, Lynch was in discussion with Frost about potentially revisiting the beloved series.

“Twin Peaks” first premiered on ABC in 1990 and aired for two seasons. Prequel film “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me” was released in 1992; in 2017, Lynch and Frost reunited for revival series “Twin Peaks: The Return” on Showtime. Lynch also reprised his acting role as FBI agent Gordon Cole for “The Return.”

“We had talked a little bit about where a fourth season might go,” Frost recently told Empire, “but with David having left us, it’s hard to imagine doing anything beyond this. It certainly feels like it closed the circle.

On July 8, 2005, 20th Century Fox brought the Fantastic Four to the big screen, launching the Marvel superheroes to a $330 million worldwide gross and a quickly greenlit sequel. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review of the Tim Story-directed film is below:

Given the sheer number of screenwriters and directors who have come and gone along the way, the comic book-to-motion picture journey taken by Fantastic Four has been fraught with enough obstacles to make that DNA altering cosmic radiation storm encountered by the Marvel superheroes look like a gentle breeze by comparison.

Now, 44 years after the quartet made its comic book debut, Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch and the Thing arrive on the big screen courtesy of a script officially credited to Mark Frost and Michael France, direction by Tim Story and about 800 visual effects shots.

And the result? Fantastic Four‘s a colossal snore.

After all the fussing...

Screenwriter and television producer Mark Frost recently got candid about the possibility of a fourth season of Twin Peaks, the dreamlike mystery series he co-created with the late David Lynch. After introducing audiences to a world "both wonderful and strange" with two seminal seasons in the early 1990s, Twin Peaks returned in 2017 with a third season that truly embraced Lynch's surreal vision.

Sadly, David Lynch passed away on January 16, 2025, at the age of 78, after being diagnosed with emphysema the previous year. Although Frost said he had spoken with Lynch before his death about a possible fourth season,he finds it "hard to imagine" doing another installment at this point. Check out his full quote below (via ComicBook.com):

We had talked a little bit about where a fourth season might go, but with David having left us, it's hard to imagine doing anything beyond this. It certainly feels like it closed the circle.

It turns out the gum we like may not be coming back in style after all, as Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost has lost faith in the series ever coming back without David Lynch.

Following the January death of David Lynch, Mark Frost said he would have to evaluate the future of Twin Peaks. But now that he’s had some time to mull it over, the idea may have gone the way of Laura Palmer. As he told Empire (via ComicBook.com), “We had talked a little bit about where a fourth season might go, but with David having left us, it’s hard to imagine doing anything beyond this. It certainly feels like it closed the circle.”

And so 2017’s Twin Peaks: The Return will almost certainly be the final piece of the puzzle that we ever get. Recalling how he and Lynch approached concluding that third season of Twin Peaks,...

As we enter the heart of summer, the Television Critics Association has unveiled its annual awards nominations for the hottest shows on television over the 2024-2025 season. Across 12 categories ranging from comedy and drama to news and variety, these accolades honor the finest artistry from actors, creators, and programs as a whole on the small screen. For the 41st iteration, there was a clear standout in the eyes of the association's 235 professional television journalists, with Apple TV+'s Severance leading the pack as the only series to earn five nominations, including for the big prize of Program of the Year. The rest of the field, however, featured many newcomers alongside returning favorites in a testament to the ever-evolving modern television landscape.

In its long-anticipated second season, Severance was powered to success by performances from Adam Scott, Britt Lower, and the fan-favorite Tramell Tillman, all of whom were nominated in the Individual Achievement in Drama category.

Time to update your Identity Discs, Tron fans. Yes, Tron: Ares is coming, set to not just return audiences to the Grid – but also to bring the Grid crashing into our world. The new issue of Empire is an Ares deep-dive, going on set of the upcoming threequel – and while it doesn’t hit shelves until Thursday 3 July you can get a sneak peek inside its pages here.

Pre-order your copy here, learn more about the limited-edition Tron: Ares light-up cover, and get a sneak peek inside the mag below…

Tron: Ares

Ready for the 3.0 upgrade? Tron returns with a state-of-the-art blockbuster that brings Flynn’s A.I. creation into the real world. Empire goes on set to speak to director Joachim Rønning and his cast – including Tron Og Jeff Bridges – about the Grid’s reboot.

Nine Inch Nails

In recent years, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have moulded the...

On Sunday 29 June 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 12 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be intense and emotional as it follows paramedics responding to a variety of urgent medical situations. This episode will air on More 4 and showcases the dedication and skill of emergency responders.

In this episode, viewers will see paramedics treating a woman who is experiencing severe chest pains. Her condition raises immediate concern, and the team works quickly to assess and provide the necessary care. The urgency of the situation highlights the critical nature of their work.

Another patient in this episode is a man with multiple sclerosis who is suffering from low blood pressure. The paramedics must manage his symptoms carefully while ensuring he receives the right support. This situation underscores the complexities of dealing with chronic health conditions in emergency scenarios.

Additionally, a woman...

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When it comes to the return of one of the greatest television series of all time, everything has to be just right, and maybe that is possible now as the co-creator of Twin Peaks, Mark Frost, talked about bringing back the series for a fourth time.

Created by Frost and the late and great David Lynch, Twin Peaks is generally known as one of the greatest television ever made and when you make something like that it is very hard to let it go and maybe that’s why Twin Peaks has survived even after it was unceremoniously canceled on ABC after only two seasons in 1991. The second time we saw a Twin Peaks film was in 1992, and then it returned for its third and final* time as a Showtime series titled Twin Peaks: The Return in 2017.

The...

On Sunday 22 June 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 12 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be both intense and revealing. This episode features a man who has been making repeated emergency calls, insisting that he is experiencing a heart attack. Interestingly, this man lives close to the hospital and has a history of using ambulances as a means of transportation, treating them like taxis to get home. This situation raises questions about the misuse of emergency services and the challenges paramedics face when responding to such calls.

In addition to this case, paramedics will also be attending to a woman suffering from a slipped disc. Her condition is causing her significant pain, and the team will need to act quickly to provide the necessary care. This scenario highlights the variety of emergencies that paramedics handle daily, showcasing their skills and compassion in high-pressure situations.

The new episode of “999: On the Front Line,” titled “999: On the Front Line,” is set to air on Sunday, June 29, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on More 4. This episode promises to showcase the dedication and quick thinking of paramedics as they respond to a range of urgent medical situations.

Viewers will witness the paramedics treating a woman in severe agony from chest pains. The tension will rise as they work to assess her condition and provide the necessary care. Alongside her, a man with multiple sclerosis is struggling with low blood pressure, adding another layer of complexity to the paramedics’ duties. The challenges faced by the team highlight the importance of their training and expertise in high-pressure environments.

In addition to these cases, a woman who has fallen will also require immediate attention. Her pain and discomfort will test the paramedics’ skills as they navigate the best way to assist her.

It’s been eight years since “Twin Peaks” returned to the small screen with “Twin Peaks: The Return,” and the David Lynch revival is now headed to the big screen this coming summer.

Indiewire reports that Mubi will present “Twin Peaks: The Return” on the big screen at New York’s Metrograph Theater for a weekend-long marathon event beginning on July 5.

Indwire details this afternoon, “The two-day marathon will take place July 5 and 6 to mark the 35th anniversary of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s original Twin Peaks.”

Here’s the full schedule for the Metrograph’s marathon…

Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series || Parts 1-3

Saturday, July 5 – 12:00 p.m.

Introduction by composer Dean Hurley.

In which FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper appears where last we left him, trapped now for 25 years in the Black Lodge, while his psychopathic, stringy-haired doppelgänger leaves a trail of destruction behind him on our terrestrial plane.

“Twin Peaks: The Return” is returning to the screen, and this time, it’s the big one. IndieWire announces that the Metrograph theater in Lower Manhattan will host a weekend-long marathon of the 2017 David Lynch series, as presented with Mubi.

The two-day marathon will take place July 5 and 6 to mark the 35th anniversary of Lynch and Mark Frost’s original “Twin Peaks.” The sequel series, also known as “Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series,” debuted on Showtime in 2017; it’s one of late director Lynch’s final projects.

“Twin Peaks” sound designer and collaborator Dean Hurley will be in attendance to introduce the series for select showtimes, and will also participate in a special pre-screening conversation.

“Twin Peaks” first premiered in 1990 on ABC. The second season aired in 1991 before being canceled by the network; it was later revived in 2017 with “Twin Peaks: The Return.” The first two seasons of “Twin Peaks...

True to his creative spirit, David Lynch was developing new projects right up until his death earlier this year—and according to longtime producer Sabrina Sutherland, his limited series Unrecorded Night might have been his greatest work yet.

While speaking with A Rabbit’s Foot magazine, Sutherland was asked about Unrecorded Night. “I’ll say this: It was probably the best thing he ever did,” she said. “It was a culmination of a lot of things. We worked on this for over two years in terms of writing, and we were still writing up until the point he passed away.“

Sutherland added that they were “getting ready to go back to Netflix because he had re-envisioned some things about it, and it had morphed into something even better than it was. I hope that one day people will be able to experience it in some way.“

Related Awesome Art: Cult Classics with Eraserhead,...

Deep into the second season of "Twin Peaks," the groundbreaking TV series created by David Lynch and Mark Frost, the twisted Windom Earle (Kenneth Welsh) holds Major Garland Briggs (Don Davis) hostage, torturing him for more information on the mysterious and mystical Black Lodge. When Earle asks a drugged Briggs about what he fears most in the world, the warm-hearted soldier responds, "The possibility that love is not enough." It's a statement which, like so much in Lynch's work and in the show itself, has enormous resonance and weight. In particular, the sentiment refers not just to one of the major themes of the series but also to the real-world fate of the show itself.

When the episode containing that scene aired in early 1991, the reception of "Twin Peaks" as one of the most popular and exciting new shows to air on network television had shifted, with not only...

Fans of the worlds created by David Lynch felt that they lost one of the greatest storytellers in Hollywood when the director passed away. Having already come to terms with the knowledge that Lynch was working on bringing something new to Netflix prior to his death, writer Mark Frost has revealed that a further expansion of the Twin Peaks universe could have been on the cards.

Twin Peaks became a TV phenomenon in the 1990s, a show that defied categorization unless you wanted to list every genre available and then make up a few more to cover the gaps. Lynch’s visionary style, mind-boggling logic, and some truly horrifying moments combined to make a series that still stands as a truly unique experience. After expanding the story with the TV movie, Fire Walk With Me, and the incredible revival event series, Twin Peaks: The Return, fans did not really expect...

On Sunday 4 May 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 12 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be both tense and emotional. This episode will focus on the challenges faced by paramedics as they respond to urgent calls in their community.

In one of the key stories, a pregnant woman experiences a sudden change when her waters break at home. This unexpected situation forces the paramedics to quickly adapt their plans to ensure both the mother and her baby receive the care they need. The episode will highlight the skills and quick thinking required in such critical moments.

Another storyline features a concerned daughter who is anxious about her mother. The mother has collapsed and is showing signs of confusion. The paramedics must assess the situation carefully to understand what has happened and provide the necessary support. This part of the episode...

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line,” titled “Life on the Edge,” promises to be another gripping installment in Season 12. Airing on Sunday, May 11, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on More 4, this episode dives into two intense medical emergencies that highlight the unpredictable nature of life.

In one storyline, a man faces a critical situation after suffering from life-threatening diabetic hypoglycaemia. His fall down a flight of stairs adds urgency to the scenario, leaving medical responders racing against time to stabilize him. Viewers will witness the challenges faced by the emergency team as they navigate both the medical and logistical hurdles of the situation. The tension builds as the team works to ensure the man’s safety and recovery.

Meanwhile, the episode also introduces a woman who may have injured her side while sleepwalking. This unusual case brings its own set of complications, as the medical team must assess both...

The excitement builds as “999: On the Front Line” returns for its twelfth season with an intense premiere episode. Airing at 9:00 Pm on Sunday, May 4, 2025, this episode promises to deliver the heart-pounding moments and emotional stories that fans have come to love.

In this first episode, viewers will witness the challenges faced by paramedics when a pregnant woman’s waters unexpectedly break at home. The urgency of the situation forces the team to adapt quickly and think on their feet. Their ability to respond under pressure will be put to the test as they navigate the complexities of delivering care in a home environment.

Meanwhile, another story unfolds as a daughter becomes increasingly worried about her mother, who has collapsed and is showing signs of confusion. The paramedics will need to assess the situation carefully, providing both medical assistance and reassurance to the anxious family. As the episode progresses,...

Mubi has acquired David Lynch and Mark Frost’s iconic 1990 series Twin Peaks, along with its 2017 follow-up Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series. The news comes amid Twin Peaks’ 35th anniversary celebration and months after the iconic filmmaker’s passing. Both series will debut on the platform this June. The arrival of the series on the platform provides a brilliant opportunity for fans to revisit Lynch’s surreal, dreamy world or for those who want to experience the beloved series for the very first time.

The original series debuted in the 1990s and follows an investigation led by FBI special agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) into the murder of local teenager Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee). The intriguing mystery drama is revered by fans for its detective fiction, supernatural elements and campy feel. The first season of the series has a 78 percent Rotten Tomatoes score while the audience score sits as high as 92 percent.

David Lynch’s cult classic series Twin Peaksis celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. The show, co-created by Lynch and Mark Frost, spawned 2017’s Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series (Twin Peaks: The Return). Both the original 1990 series and the limited event series will be available to stream on Mubi on June 13.

Per Deadline, Mubi has acquired the rights to the Emmy-winning Twin Peaks. The show followed Kyle McLaughlin’s FBI agent Dale Cooper, who is investigating the murder of homecoming queen Laura Palmer in the idiosyncratic town of Twin Peaks. The show, which won two Emmy Awards during its two-season run, also starred Michael Ontekean, Mädchen Amick, Dana Ashbrook, Lara Flynn Boyle, Peggy Lipton, Richard Beymer, and Warren Frost.

The Complete Franchise on Mubi

Subscribers to Mubi will be able to watch all 30 episodes of the original Twin Peaks series and all 18 installments of A Limited Series. The later...

Mubi has acquired rights to Twin Peaks, the iconic 1990 series from David Lynch and Mark Frost, as well as the 2017 follow-up Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series, with plans for both to debut on the service on June 13.

The news comes amid Twin Peaks‘ 35th anniversary celebration. Of course, the works of Lynch are also being reexamined at present, just three months’ out from the iconic surrealist filmmaker’s passing.

Twin Peaks follows idiosyncratic FBI agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), as he investigates the murder of a young woman — local homecoming queen Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) — in the even more idiosyncratic town of Twin Peaks. As the investigation progresses, several other mysteries and conspiracies, edging on the supernatural, are uncovered around town, all linking back to Laura’s murder.

Mubi subscribers will have access to all 30 episodes of the show, as well as all 18 parts of A Limited Event Series,...

That gum you like is going to come back in style — and on Mubi.

Thirty-five years after “Twin Peaks” premiered, and just months after late auteur and series co-creator David Lynch died at age 78, the series in all its entirety will stream on Mubi this June.

Lynch and Mark Frost co-created cult classic show “Twin Peaks,” which premiered in 1990 on ABC. The second season aired in 1991 before being canceled by the network; it was later revived in 2017 at Showtime with “Twin Peaks: The Return,” a limited event series. All seasons will come to Mubi starting June 13, with all 30 episodes of “Twin Peaks” and all 18 parts of “Twin Peaks: The Return” on the platform.

The first two seasons of “Twin Peaks” followed FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) as he investigates the murder of homecoming queen Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) in the border town of Twin Peaks.

MacLachlan, as well...

This past week marked 35 years since Twin Peaks debuted on ABC, a bittersweet anniversary given that co-creator David Lynch passed away not long ago. The iconic director's cult classic series featured a vast array of famous actors, including Heather Graham as Annie, a diner waitress from Season 2 who was also a love interest to Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan). MovieWeb recently caught up with Graham while she was promoting her latest Western film, Gunslingers, and the celebrated actress took time to reflect on her involvement in Lynch's small-screen project — especially as his daughter recently unveiled Lynch's mysterious Hollywood gravestone.

"I'm very grateful to be in Twin Peaks. So many people, it was so meaningful to them, and I'm just grateful to be part of that amazing TV show," Graham told us. "And, you know, he told me to learn how to do Transcendental Meditation, so I'll always be...

I Know Catherine, The Log Lady chronicles the life and final performance of the late Catherine E. Coulson, best known as the enigmatic Log Lady from “Twin Peaks.”

David Lynch, Kyle MacLachlan, Mark Frost, Kimmy Robertson, Grace Zabriskie, Robert Schenkkan, Lisa Loomer, Bill Rauch, Michael Horse, Dana Ashbrook, and Mindy Alper are among the interview subjects.

Shortly after the return of “Twin Peaks” was announced, Catherine learned she had terminal cancer. Not wanting to disappoint Lynch, her fans, and her castmates, Catherine struggled to live long enough to play the part of the Log Lady one more time before her own death days later.

The doc explores her personal journey, career, and the deep connection she shared with her most famous character. Through interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and reflections from those who worked with her, the documentary highlights Coulson’s unique talent, her love for acting, and the lasting impact of...

When Lost premiered in 2004, it became one of the most popular and decade-defining shows, garnering high viewership from a loyal fan base and numerous Emmy nominations. By the time the series finale aired in 2011, it had become one of the most talked-about events in the history of TV, but for all the wrong reasons. For an audience who had been constantly tuning in for six straight seasons, only to be met with no solid payoff to it all, it’s still considered to be one of the most disappointing series finales of all time. It received heavy bouts of criticism for the way it wrapped up its story, leaving behind several unanswered questions in the process. However, it certainly was not the only series to end without any straight answers.

There have been many shows before and even after Lost that have either ended with major and frustrating cliffhangers after being unfairly canceled,...

"Twin Peaks" — David Lynch and Mark Frost's inimitable surrealist-horror series — intrigued and disoriented television audiences when it premiered on ABC in 1990. A heady mix of soap opera parody and dream logic permeates the quaint town of Twin Peaks, whose inhabitants flit between being conscious caricatures and complex, flesh-and-blood characters with vast inner worlds. On its surface, the question of "Who killed Laura Palmer?" haunts the delightfully peculiar episodes of its first season, but the show's procedural garb slowly sheds itself to reveal something unspeakably frightening. And of course, there's the Lynchian aspect of it all, where the show's surreal mythology hones in on spiritual and psychological malaise to examine the root of evil. Every thread connected to Laura and the town itself is unraveled by Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), whose presence feels fated in this story of cyclical trauma.

In a serendipitous turn of events, the series...

The late David Lynch is one of Hollywood's most influential surrealist filmmakers. From "Eraserhead" to "Blue Velvet" to "Mulholland Drive," his work explores everything from the horror of parenting to the darkest underbellies of America in a way that's unmistakably, well, "Lynchian." However, while most of Lynch's work is dark and horrific -- as evidenced by the time he directed the single greatest jump scare in history -- it's often punctuated by moments of absurdist humor. Unfortunately, his first attempt at making an out-and-out sitcom didn't work out as well as he probably hoped, but "On the Air" is an interesting outlier in his oeuvre.

After Lynch changed television forever with "Twin Peaks" (a show whose influence can be found in everything from "Lost" to "Riverdale"), he and Mark Frost teamed up again for this short-lived comedy about the entertainment industry. "On the Air" centers around the cast and...

On Sunday 16 February 2025, More 4 broadcasts 999: On the Front Line!

Season 11 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be intense and emotional. It will air on More 4 and showcases the daily challenges faced by paramedics. This episode highlights the quick thinking and skills of these first responders in urgent situations.

In one segment, paramedics encounter a fresh road traffic accident. The scene is chaotic, and the team must act swiftly to assess the situation and provide immediate care to those involved. Their training and experience will be put to the test as they navigate the aftermath of the crash.

Another story in the episode features a patient with a burst varicose vein. The injury creates a shocking scene in the kitchen, resembling a crime scene. Paramedics will need to manage the bleeding and comfort the patient while ensuring they receive the right treatment.

Whether you love space exploration, time travel, or supernatural mysteries, here’s where to watch.

Some of the most important family time I had as a kid was staying up from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. with my parents and sister to watch the space adventures of Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his crew on the USS Enterprise. That’s the power of cult-classic sci-fi and fantasy shows; they’re just not entertainment - they’re portals to other worlds. Whether it’s shadowy government conspiracies, parallel universes, time loops, or space captains making impossible choices, these stories hit differently. They made us question reality, fear what lurked in the unknown, and dream of what’s out there in the stars. So, where’s the best place to stream them? It comes down to two strong contenders. If you’re looking for the best cult classic sci-fi and fantasy shows, my picks are Paramount+ and Hulu.

In the 1990s, Nickelodeon was home to some of the most inventive and boundary-pushing children's programming in television history. Shows like Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Rocko's Modern Life, Clarissa Explains It All, and Hey Arnold! didn't shy away from exploring complex emotions, surreal humor, or even darker themes, treating young audiences with a level of respect. But among the network’s standout programming, The Adventures of Pete & Pete remains one of the most bizarre, creative, and unexpectedly poignant series of the decade. With its dreamlike atmosphere, quirky small-town setting, and offbeat characters, the show was basically Twin Peaks for kids — offering an accessible surreal, magical realism-laced viewing experience that still holds up today.

Both Twin Peaks and Pete & Pete exist within towns that operate on their own strange internal logic, full of eccentric characters who often feel like they’ve wandered in from another dimension. While...

Season 11 Episode 6 of “999: On the Front Line” promises to be an intense and emotional ride. Scheduled to air at 10:00 Pm on Sunday, February 16, 2025, this episode showcases the real-life challenges faced by paramedics in the field. The episode begins with a dramatic scene as paramedics encounter a road traffic accident that has just occurred. The urgency of the situation highlights the quick thinking and expertise required in such critical moments.

In addition to the accident, viewers will witness the paramedics dealing with a patient suffering from a burst varicose vein. The description paints a vivid picture of a kitchen that looks like a crime scene, emphasizing the chaos and urgency of the medical response. This case underscores the unpredictability of emergency medical situations and the need for swift action.

Moreover, the episode features a heart-wrenching scene involving a baby struggling to breathe. This situation is sure to pull at...

David Lynch’s death in January was the result of cardiac arrest due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, per a death certificate from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health obtained by TMZ.

The acclaimed film director and creator of the TV series Twin Peaks was 78.

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“It is with deep regret that we, his family, announce the passing of the man and the artist, David Lynch,...

The entertainment industry suffered an enormous loss on January 15 following the tragic passing of famed director, David Lynch. The filmmaker, known for projects like Twin Peaks and The Elephant Man, worked with several top stars of the industry, but there was one star that slipped through his fingers. There was arguably no bigger pop culture phenomenon in the '80s and '90s than Madonna, and despite several efforts to do so, the late Lynch never got the opportunity for the singer turned actress to star in one of his creations.

Throughout that time, Madonna starred in iconic films such as A League Of Their Own, cementing herself as a singer with at least some semblance of acting prowess (for the most part). However, for whatever reason, it was not meant to be, and regardless of any plans Lynch may have had, it never went beyond the planning phase.

In an interview with Empire,...

At first glance, Amy Sherman-Palladino's Gilmore Girls and David Lynch's Twin Peaks appear to inhabit entirely different television realms. The former is celebrated for its rapid-fire dialogue and heartwarming portrayal of life in the quaint town of Stars Hollow, while the latter delves into the eerie mysteries lurking beneath the surface of a seemingly idyllic town. However, the two works and towns are a tapestry of shared themes, actors, and direct references that intertwine these two iconic series in unexpected ways.

Both shows center around small towns teeming with distinctive characters, where the line between charm and peculiarity often blurs. The small towns of Stars Hollow and Twin Peaks serve as microcosms of American life, each with its own set of idiosyncrasies that captivate audiences. Beyond their settings, the two series share a surprising number of cast members and deliberate nods, and, with Sherman-Palladino a noted fan of Lynch,...

There have been a few cult classic TV series with the continuous allure of Twin Peaks. The 1990 series was co-created by filmmaker David Lynch and writer Mark Frost and chronicled the mysterious goings-on of a small Pacific Northwest town of the same name after high-schooler Laura Palmer's (Sheryl Lee) untimely demise. The surreal atmosphere of the setting and story is only as good as the eclectic cast that helps bring it to life, though - some of whom can also be easily recognized in other popular TV shows. Kyle Maclachlan, for instance, plays Agent Dale Cooper and can also be seen in Desperate Housewives, Portlandia, and, more recently, Fallout. Then there's Mädchen Amick, who portrays waitress Shelly Johnson and also appears in the largely Twin Peaks-inspired Riverdale as Alice Cooper. But perhaps the most fascinating of them all is Sherilyn Fenn, who not only appears in series such as...