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Diane: It’s 8:47 a.m., Los Angeles, Calif. I'm standing outside the Cen- tury Plaza Hotel, where directly ahead of me is a table full of gooey doughnuts. From the way they've

Oh weil, Diane, if imitation is the sincerest form of flai‘ery; plagiarism must be homage.

On to the news conference.

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9:42, Diane. Session’s over.

been stacked so I'd say I'm about to enter the realm of Twin Peaks.

That's not a town, Diane. Not a real one, anyway. It’s a TV show. Sort of a murder-mystery soap-opera spoof.

Really blew away the critics this past spring. Not to mention millions of viewers who were left asking, “Who killed Laura Palmer?”’

Bit strange, though. Might even say it’s set a mew benchmark for that overused adjective quirky.

If you haven't watched the show, Diane, you've surely seen the volumes of press about it: analysis on the ram- pant duality, magazine layouts with

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Mark Frost was characteristically coy about what will happen this year.

He said the writers never intended to reveal Palmer's killer last season. If the show hadn't been renewed this season, they’d have made a movie to conclude the series.

He insisted they knew all along who the murderer was, despite rumors to the contrary.

He also said that even after the Palmer murder is solved, Cooper will be hanging around Twin Peaks to work on other crimes.

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album, a line of cherry pies, a published version of Palmer's diary.

There's even a cassette of the show’s FBI agent, Dale Cooper, making tape-recorded memos to his unseen secretary.

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Kyle MacLachlan, who plays Agent Cooper, is being swarmed. No sur- prise there. There’s also a knot of male reporters around sultry Sherilyn Fenn, who plays Audrey Horne. Curious, nobody is talking to Piper Laurie.

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Diane, I'm standing directly behind MacLachian’s left shoulder. His head is bobbing back and forth as questions fly at him from all sides.

He hasn’t touched his breakfast — scrambled eggs and hash browns — and his coffee looks cold. Pity. He’s fiddling with something . . . a pack of Mariboros.

Looks younger than Cooper, from what I can see of his face. Round, wire-rimmed glasses. A bookish but decidedly boyish look

Let me see if I can sneak in a question.

Mr. MacLachlan, Agent Cooper seems almost like a superhero. Does he have a tragic flow?

“It’s there. It may take its time coming out. It’s starting around the edges there a little bit, | think. Not exactly sure what direction it’s going to go, but I think it’s going to come out this season.

The-mystery builds.

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peacock-colored floral shirt, he stan- ds out against the woodsy grain like a neon palm among northwest pines.

Mr. Frost, a lot of people felt betrayed and even angry by the en- ding last year when Laura Palmer's murder wasn’t solved. Did you expect that reaction?

“No. If I had, | might have done soemthing different. That people cared that much to feel those kind of emotions was kinds of amazing. And also think they'll get over it.’”

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I’m talking to Bob Iger now, the big cheese at ABC.

Mr. Iger, one problem with Twin Peaks was that it was hard to jump in if you weren't watching from the beginning.

“One of the things that will be ad- dressed in this coming season is to tailor it to make it a little bit more ac cessible to the non-regular viewer. Certain story lines will stretch over two or three episodes instead of seven or eight.’”

But is there then a danger of losing its cultish following?

“*No, it’s never going to lose its per- sonality.””

Here, here.

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The two-hour season premiere runs Sept. 30 on ABC. The regular series beings Oct. 6.

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