The complete cast list for the highly anticipated reboot of David Lynch’s cult series Twin Peaks has been released and, in addition to many returning favorites, the list has some surprises – some good, and some that add a little more WTF-iness to the proceedings.

The series, which ran on ABC for 2 seasons, from 1990 to 1991, dealt with the mystery surrounding the murder of high school prom queen Laura Palmer. There were twists, there were turns, there was an enigmatic, murdering entity named Bob and there was some damn good coffee. David Lynch announced the return of the show back in October of 2014 with a tweet declaring “Dear Twitter friends…it is happening again. #damngoodcoffee.”

Dear Twitter Friends… it is happening again. http://t.co/r0l9rhK4eB #damngoodcoffee

— David Lynch (@DAVID_LYNCH) October 6, 2014

The series is returning to Showtime in early 2017 and to add to the anticipation, the network sent out a press release listing the full cast on Monday. The list contains names of big screen superstars, rock and rollers, Lynch alumni from TV and film, comedians and some cult favorites.

Some of the big names joining the cast include Naomi Watts, Monica Bellucci, Michael Cera, Ashley Judd, Amanda Seyfried and Laura Dern – who was amazing in Lynch’s film Wild at Heart. Some actors from Quentin Tarantino’s talented stable – Robert Forster, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Tim Roth have also been cast. In the “huh?” department we have Nine Inch Nails lead singer Trent Reznor, who actually has worked with David in the past, producing the soundtrack for his movie Lost Highway, and Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder. And then there’s Jim Belushi. That one’s a head scratcher. Well, he and Grant Goodeve, who was the only reason I watched Eight is Enough when I was a kid.

Spoilers for the original Twin Peaks if you’re still waiting to watch it
A good percentage of the original series’ cast is also returning, including Kyle MacLachlan, reprising his iconic role as FBI Agent Dale Cooper, Mädchen Amick, David Duchovny, Peggy Lipton and even David Lynch himself, playing Cooper’s FBI boss. Sheryl Lee, who played the doomed Laura Palmer is also returning as well as Sherilyn Fenn, whose character Audrey Horne is reported to be a “major presence” in the new series…despite the fact that her character was blown up in a bank explosion on the series finale. Another seemingly deceased character, Laura’s father Leland, played by Ray Wise, will be back after committing suicide in the original series. But, we are talking about David Lynch here, so I’m sure he will find a creative way to revive these characters, as well as the “Log Lady”, played by Catherine Coulson, who passed away back in September of 2015.

Even though a lot of familiar faces are returning, there are some notable absences, including Michael Ontkean, who played the local sheriff who teamed up with Agent Cooper to investigate the murder, Lara Flynn Boyle, who played Laura’s best friend and Frank Silva, who played the creepiest killer in TV history, BOB.

Aside from the returning actors, the press release did not share the roles the additions to the cast will be playing. All I know is I am saving up for a Showtime subscription come 2017. Is anyone else as excited as I am about the return of this show?

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