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The most unexpected and fascinating names to appear on the new season of ‘Twin Peaks’

By Nick Johnstonon

Yesterday, we brought you a list of musicians that we were excited to see on screen in the new season of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks, which premieres on Showtime this Sunday (May 21) at 9 p.m..

We thought it only fitting to return back to the same 217-person cast list that we pulled that list from, and find the most unexpected and fascinating names on that list from all other walks of life -- actors, athletes, stuntmen -- and use that as a way to preview how different and unexpected this new season might be.

Unexpected, yes -- just like David Lynch doing the Ice Bucket Challenge.

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Ernie Hudson

Everybody’s favorite Ghostbuster is going to make some heads roll on Sunday nights. Seriously, Hudson’s one of our most underrated American Badasses, and he’s parlayed his minor role as Winston into something that looks a hell of a lot like genre godhood. Over the past 20 years he’s found a great niche on TV, with parts in Oz, Graves, and Grace and Frankie, but we can’t help but see him as one bad dude. Here he is duel-wielding a flaregun and a pistol against some bad goth dudes in a church in Alex Proyas’ The Crow, which is a much better highlight than anything he’s given to do in the Ghostbusters movies.

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Twin Peaks premieres Sunday at 9 p.m. on Showtime. Follow Nick Johnston on Twitter @onlysaysficus.

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