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Psych pays tribute to Twin Peaks

   December 7, 2010

Twenty years ago, Twin Peaks was “Lost” for the Gen-Xers. The serial drama created by David Lynch followed the investigation, headed by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), of the brutal murder of a popular teenager, Laura Palmer. Pilot aired April 8, 1990. The second season didn’t fair as well on the last episode aired June 10, 1991. It was must-see television for people that liked the quirky characters and debated what each episode actually meant.

USA network’s Psych paid homage to the show in the episode that ran this past weekend.

Twins Peak version of Psych intro:

And here is Psych ending homage to Twin Peaks:

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