Prepare To Obsess Over The First Official Cast Photos From The ‘Twin Peaks’ Revival

Pour yourself a cup of coffee and grab a slice of pie. New eps of Twin Peaks are less than two months away, and Entertainment Weekly just dropped a bunch of new behind-the-scenes pics for you to pour over for hours and hours looking for even the tiniest suggestion of what to expect come May 21.

To be honest, there’s not much by way of new information here, but it’s still damn cool seeing the likes of Peggy Lipton, Mädchen Amick and David Duchovny slipping back into character. Remember how David Duchovny was in Twin Peaks?! Man, what a show.

There better still be damn good coffee and cherry pie at Double R Diner when #TwinPeaks comes back in the form a revival on May 21! ☕️? Mädchen Amick and Peggy Lipton (pictured here) are among the original cast members returning, and we can’t wait to see more. Click the link in our bio to see more exclusive first look photos. ?: Suzanne Tenner/Showtime

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Your first look at #DavidDuchovny in action for the #TwinPeaks revival is officially here! ? Before Duchovny starred as Fox Mulder on #TheXFiles, he made his name as a young actor with a breakout guest stint on ‘Twin Peaks.’ For three episodes in the kooky second season, Duchovny portrayed DEA agent Denise Bryson. It’s still to be seen whether he’s playing this role again for the revival. Click the link in our bio for the scoop. ?: Patrick Wymore/Showtime

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We’ve also been blessed with new images of major players including Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl Lee, Ed Hurley and David Lynch, splashed across a three part mosaic with a very Last Supper kind of a vibe.

Also featured: a log. The log. Oh boy, Twin Peaks is back.

After 25 years, #TwinPeaks is finally coming back! ☕️?❤️This week’s issue reveals how the show ventured back to TV after years in limbo, from the first brainstorming conversations between Mark Frost and David Lynch to the 142-day shoot in various cities. The show will return in the form of limited event series for #Showtime that’ll premiere on May 21. Make sure to pick up a copy on newsstands Friday, March 24, and head to our profile now to unveil a special photo mosaic! ?: @marchomstudio for EW

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After 25 years, #TwinPeaks is finally coming back! ☕️?❤️This week’s issue reveals how the show ventured back to TV after years in limbo, from the first brainstorming conversations between Mark Frost and David Lynch to the 142-day shoot in various cities. The show will return in the form of limited event series for #Showtime that’ll premiere on May 21. Make sure to pick up a copy on newsstands Friday, March 24, and head to our profile now to unveil a special photo mosaic! ?: @marchomstudio for EW

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After 25 years, #TwinPeaks is finally coming back! ☕️?❤️This week’s issue reveals how the show ventured back to TV after years in limbo, from the first brainstorming conversations between Mark Frost and David Lynch to the 142-day shoot in various cities. The show will return in the form of limited event series for #Showtime that’ll premiere on May 21. Make sure to pick up a copy on newsstands Friday, March 24, and head to our profile now to unveil a special photo mosaic! ?: @marchomstudio for EW

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For more behind-the-scenes photos, head on over to Entertainment Weekly.