Mr. Strawberry wrote:that Season 1 cliffhanger is so very reminiscent of Mr. C's briefcase call. In both scenes, a perplexed Coop responds to a distorted voice from the phone by asking, "Who is this?"

Nice catch!

If you haven't seen it Jonah, you will probably enjoy John Blyth Barrymore talking about a three panel Garfield comic for an hour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAh9oLs67Cw

Jerry Horne wrote:Both versions of this French lobby card.

Some nice Lost Highway vibes going on here.

I’m guessing you know this, but Lynch & Badalamenti recently released their song of the same name, which was recorded in the 1992-93 period shortly after FWWM, and has a “storyline” similar to the description of the game. I knew there was a song of the same name, but I haven't got the album yet...

Or the site was from an alternate timeline... You just got Mandela Effected, haha. :wink: Sounds like an interesting site though! Going back to Part 8 (& TP/Lynch in general), the woodsmen/alien thing you brought up makes me think of 'Woodcutters from Fiery Ships' ( http://www.thecityofabsurdit...

... there is a story in this reality of a couple in the same year of 1956, that happened to be driving down a highway and ended up seeing an alien... (could be related.) Hi Capeditiea, & welcome to the board! I was just wondering what incident you were referring to here? There were quite a wave...

Semi related article from a few years back that I thought was really good and found very relevant to this show Interesting indeed. I like the balance a few 90s TV shows had between standalone episodes & mythology arcs. In X-Files, for example -- particularly the earlier seasons -- the standalon...

bowisneski wrote:I'm not great with matching skin tones, but here's what i could do quick and dirty.

Nicely done bowisneski!

Duchovny got a call to be in FWWM but turned up at the wrong set? "Oh well, while I'm here..."

Maybe I've had too much wine, but when I first saw her face (sans body) for a split second I thought "Denise?"

From my point of view, the Return was (on one level!) about the tyrannical/negative aspect of the Mother, contrasted with the original run / FWWM which focussed on the tyrannical/negative Father. Seeing as Sarah was used sparingly -- but effectively -- in the Return (despite the feeling that she hov...

I was giving Chinatown a watch after not having seen it for a few years; noticed a familiar looking distinctive gunshot wound:



Also, in Chinatown

Mr. Reindeer wrote:However, I have my fingers crossed that it’s Ronnie Rocket (especially since Netflix just did the improbable and finally got Orson Welles’s The Other Side of the Wind edited and released).

That would be pretty wonderful. Keen to check out Other Side of the Wind too.

I was watching 'On the Air' on youtube & saw a familiar face in one of the thumbnails..

I remember freeze framing Pretty as a Picture to read the lyrics that were visible! Haha, that's great, me too! Hadn’t heard “Salt Bird.” Great stuff, thanks! The music video on YouTube features masks that look eerily like the Jumping Man’s mask... I haven't actually watched the clip in years, but ...

While we’re on the subject of obscure Lynch/Badalamenti musical arcana, not sure how many are familiar with this 1996 recording collaboration with Monty “The Cowboy” Montgomery’s then-wife Jocelyn West, “And Still.” It’s a beautiful song in the Julee Cruise vein, and notably mentions both a woodsma...