Season 2 – Twin Peaks

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Audrey K @SuperEyePorch Aug 18, 2026 Actually I prefer season 2, maybe because I’m so obsessed with this world so that I want it to have more episodes. And in this season I get familiar with every character and truly in love with them. Moreover, I think S2 is more beautiful than S1, and it’s more iconic than S3, so I will rate s2 highest. See more Lorenz L @Lorenz1060 Jul 18, 2026 Sadly, ABC limited Lynch's and Frost's control on the second season, and once Laura Palmer's killer is revealed (and ratings dropped), the series becomes almost unwatchable, with subplots which make daytime soap operas look like High Art. Watch the 2017 revival to see all the potential that was wasted. See more Tom F @RT55173143 Jul 2, 2026 The episodes that Lynch took interest in remain some of the wildest things to ever appear on TV. See more Vixo S @vixo_six Jun 11, 2026 Twin Peaks Season 2 is a fascinating but uneven continuation, caught between brilliance and frustration. Its beginning carries the force of the first season, and its finale recovers the hypnotic mystery that makes the series unforgettable, but the long middle stretch loses rhythm through subplots that often feel extended beyond their dramatic value. One early narrative turn risks weakening the engine of the series, yet the way it is staged remains one of the season's strongest moments. Kyle MacLachlan keeps Agent Cooper magnetic, Ray Wise delivers remarkable emotional force, and Sherilyn Fenn continues to give Audrey Horne a captivating presence. What saves the season is its return to strangeness near the end, when visions, symbols and danger regain purpose. Season 2 is imperfect, but when Twin Peaks works, it still feels unlike anything else. See more Akatsuki M @RT02027212 May 12, 2026 First time watching it, and while it may be slightly unfair to judge an old TV show by today’s standards, I just can’t get past the pacing issues this season has. They’re so severe that even the main plot becomes uninteresting; honestly, I could only really appreciate about 5 episodes out of 22. I understand that television at the time prioritized consistency and quantity, but much of it still feels unnecessary, despite the clear effort to build atmosphere. That said, the dialogue is brilliant, and the characters are truly unique and compelling. Some of the most important moments are genuinely chilling and beautifully executed. See more John F @RT84127024 Jan 6, 2026 Loses steam after a great start (and climax at episode 7) but still finishes quite well. An 8-episode season like the first season probably would've been perfect. See more Read all reviews

Twin Peaks — Season 2

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