David Lynch did, however, get nods for writing and directing, thank god.
And they’re as lovely, frustrating, and hilarious as the man’s films.
David Lynch envisioned the series’ third season as more or less an 18-hour movie, and, like most Lynch films, best enjoyed in one sitting.
From Breaking Bad to Twin Peaks, the living room has long been a source of terror.
Plus, check out the artwork and a behind-the-scenes clip.
Instead, Lynch wanted a song to “make my hair stand on end.”
Physical copies will be available in early December.
“It took me four and a half years to write and film this season,” the auteur filmmaker told fans.
A deep dive into what all those weird, creepy, soapy, odd little scenes might mean.
“[T]he door’s always open to David Lynch,” says Showtime programming president Gary Levine.
