Actually, I think the voice on the phone was David Lynch. But that's just my personal belief. Just like he most likely voiced TEOTA. Pretty sure the story is meant to imply it's Judy on the phone. Many months ago I tried my best with sound editing soundware to see if any secrets could be uncovered ...

and also goes out of his way to call Carlton Cuse’s Nash Bridges—the show which also gave Damon Lindelof his start—“really average”...he might well be right, I’ve never seen it, but it kinda feels like a calculated jab). He also comes across as rather disdainful of The X-Files, rather surprisingly....

Since I'm not getting the Frost book due to current coronavirus crisis any time soon (the fact that frustrates me immensely), would you be so kind to share the information about Frost's possible elaborations about the characters of Windom Earle and Annie Blackburn? Does he even mention them, or go ...

NormoftheAndes wrote:

krishnanspace wrote:Too Old to Die Young, I am pretty sure would have been made regardless of Lynch.

I can confirm that TPTR in various ways was a major influence on "Too Old To Die Young".

I disagree, The Return was the most buzzzed about show/cinematic event of that year. It's structure was copied 1:1 for "Watchmen", which was then the most buzzed about show of 2019, and in general it has kept popping up in articles and lists ever since. Also, it served as a fan driven stre...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-7942405/Lethal-Weapon-5-CONFIRMED-stars-Mel-Gibson-Danny-Glover-return-amazing-film.html I get it has CONFIRMED in all caps in this tabloid headline, but if you read the article (or even better the actual source) you'll see that there isn't even a finis...

Mr. Reindeer wrote:Where’s that from?

Kyle's Facebook account, he is on a talk show tomorrow promoting "Carol's Second Act", which I guess is done shooting for the season.

I am probably deluding myself, but to my eyes it seems like Kyle's hair is no longer white :D https://scontent-cph2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/87975735_3000665416620133_1554261678449754112_n.jpg?_nc_cat=105&_nc_sid=110474&_nc_ohc=_-G1UyFX5ZgAX8GJITF&_nc_ht=scontent-cph2-1.xx&oh=264fa2a4...

They can get away with a lot in terms of Coopers appearance due to the Belucci scene. There must have been a reason why Gordon couldn't see Cooper's face.

I mean I loved parasite and it’s a good movie but there are lots of better international films out there that weren’t even nominated I disagree with you on this, "Parasite" was definitely the strongest of the nominees in its category. I also watched some of the hyped international films t...

Hmm.. but wasn’t Mark thonking of a season 4 some time ago ? https://www.indiewire.com/2017/10/twin-peaks-season-4-mark-frost-david-lynch-showtime-1201891106/ There were several quotes from Frost around that time that seemed to strongly indicate that more was on the way. However, none of the rest o...

OneandtheSame wrote:So what do we make of this?
https://www.facebook.com/436964436342683/posts/2930758746963227/

Given the source, disregard with great prejudice

ringbearer wrote:So any clues in the Netflix short?

"What Did Jack Do" was produced in 2016.

I don't know if that served the same function as Laura's murder. Did they ever even properly solved it? I guess the Woodsmen did it? It pretty much did, that occurrence unraveled the threads that led all the different groupings to Mr.C/The Sheriff's station. And the murder was solved mainly through...

A new murder/new mystery format may have worked with Twin Peaks There was a new murder mystery, in the first episode of TPTR the decapitated head of a woman was found on top of the body of a much larger and older man. They kept that part of the formula (this time inspired by The Black Dahlia rather...