Chris Weeks via Associated Press

Iwas13 when the original “Twin Peaks” came out in 1990. It would be convenient to say that I was so cool that I watched it on purpose, an artsy queer suburban kid desperate for culture. I happened upon it by some mysterious channel surfing synchronicity and kept watching, in part because I was completely befuddled by its bizarre hold on me. I didn’t really understand “Twin Peaks” as an avant garde televisual phenomenon, just as a very strange way to spend an hour.