Reply #108: To be fair, it spent much of the second season spinning its wheels [View All]

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Between the network pressuring them to hurry up with the killer's identity and Lynch spending most of his time working on "Wild at Heart," they were really grasping at straws from the reveal of "Bob" until the appearance of Wyndham Earle. Then, just when it was getting back on track, it ended.

Plus, for a hit show, it was really pretty repulsive and squicky. Not surprising that it was destined for a short lifespan.

But yeah, I agree. A third season, or even a capstone movie would have been great. Made me miss Washington (little did I know that I'd be back in Seattle 2 years later.)