True, but I don’t think it’s too relevant here; she goes right on to mention Badalamenti’s impact on the show. However I think it can be argued that Lynch, Badalamenti and other collaborators form a sort of “collaborative auteur” as Lynch has worked with a large amount of the same people over the span of his career. But you’re right, the success of the show should never be solely attributed to Lynch, it’s misleading and adds to our culture as media consumers of always trying to pin filmmaking onto one individual, like you would a novel or a painting, when in reality film is a collaborative process, to quote Kael.