People will be trying to work out the ending of Twin Peaks: The Return for years

The rollercoaster of odd followed Dale Cooper (Kyle Maclachlan) through several realities as he tried to save Laura Palmer, a journey that took him to her house, only to find she had no memory of the place.

And then the bizarre series ended with Laura/Carrie Page screaming after Cooper nervously asked, “What year is this?”

That’s it. It’s over.

And now everyone is feeling confused, surprised and utterly lost.

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Many fans are now left with the same question: what on earth did that mean?

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But if there is any sense to find, it could take years to unearth it – months of watching and re-watching the series (now available on Sky on Demand/NOW TV). Yet do fans really want solid answers from Twin Peaks? Isn’t the real ride not having a clue where the show leads?

In summary:

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Part 17 of Twin Peaks: The Returns airs 9pm Tuesday Sky Atlantic, followed by Part 18. The whole series is now available to watch on demand on Sky and NOW TV