While his involvement in the new Twin Peaks series for Showtime isn’t news, series creator David Lynch tweeted this photo earlier today of Agent Dale Cooper (MacLachlan), stating:

Welcome back to #TwinPeaks Special Agent Dale Cooper! @Kyle_MacLachlan returns in '16 on @SHO_Network #damnfinecoffee pic.twitter.com/vTphDLvR0y

— David Lynch (@DAVID_LYNCH) January 12, 2015

Entertainment Weekly is missing the boat on this, calling the new series a “reboot”, which it isn’t. Lynch has stated this series for Showtime will be a continuation of the original series, as if everyone had continued living their lives for 25 years.

Television Critics Association’s semi-annual press tour continuted today, where MacLachlan handed a “damn good cup of coffee” to Showtime president David Nevins.

“I’m very excited to return to the strange and wonderful world of Twin Peaks,” said MacLachlan, dressed in a Cooper-style dark suit. “May the forest be with you.” Lynch will helm all of the nine episodes, which Showtime expects to air in 2016.

Nevins said “And it felt like only way you could do it is to have David committing to directing all of them and that’s what I was begging for,” he said. “This is something they’ve been toying with. And for David, 25 years was the magic number. There’s a reference in original, ‘I’ll see you in 25 years.’”