I watched part 5 last night and again that was a great episode. A few insights: -I didn't realize right away the careers counselors was Mike. I did a double take just after the scene played out. -Steve is a junkie looser and I'm afraid for Becky. -Funny moment: the statue showing Coop Dougie the way...

I can understand why some find the Dougie's fest tiresome but as for me I'm fine with that. Dale spent the last 25 years or so stuck in the Lodge and is then thrown outside in the real world. Do you really believe he would snap out of it as easily as seeping at a cup of coffee? It would be ridiculou...

There is something strange (well maybe not really strange but worth noting, says) with the way DoppelCoop is killing. First we have that gruesome killing in Buckhorn, supposedly DoppelCoop doing. Yet the two times we actually see Fale killing someone, he's doing so in an "almost" normal wa...

Really happy for Lynch and Frost. Evenso, l half wish the crowd had boo-ed them, not that l'm a rebel, but world weariness makes me wary of praise from film buffs, they've lauded of a lot of bad stuff over the past 2 decades. Case in point, John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars is universally ridiculed, ...

To all needing a talk-down: we're so close now!!! Remember how the opening credits for the original really sets you in the mood. It will be pure goosebumps and magic to have the new opening credits set you in that same world. I've been distracting myself with smoked fish for lunch & donuts + co...

Yes, I watched it at my grandparents' house, aged 15, a few days after they'd moved across the country to be nearer my parents. They died 12 years ago and 9 years go. They didn't stay with the show, but it blew me away. The cliffhanger scarred this then-lonely, bullied teenager. Coop had become my ...

Imagine living in a world where Lynch's walk out was the final nail in Twin Peaks' coffin. That period of time was so stressful, refreshing dugpa like a madman hoping for some update on the situation. I'm glad we've (almost) made it everyone. I'm sure there is an alternate reality somewhere where i...

Thanks! And Yes, they are among my favorite games ever. I discovered the Visual Novel genre with the first one, then I heard a sequel was coming and after that I couldn't wait for the third installment. And to say the last one may never have been. I love them equally, they have all their style and m...

Ashok wrote: I'm afraid that's just a screencap from the video.

Oh, okay. Thank you Ashok!

Hi, I'm looking for a promo pic for the new season I've seen somewhere on the no spoiler topic: Laura and Coop in the red room, just the two of them, with Laura siting on a chair and Coop kneeling next to her like a guardian angel of sort. Anyone have it? Edit> It's the one N. Needleman has on his p...

Oh my God. All the merchandise and goods we didn't had back then

This is goodies heaven for Twin Peaks fans.

The series, which I think ultimately is more a fondly weird memory than a legitimately great piece of television, What? No, not at all. What does this sentence even mean? Nostalgia or memory have nothing to do with why Twin Peaks was a great piece of TV. I do remember my reaction when I watched the...

I always thought Coop was sort of an angel that fell from sky anyway. What with him marveling at those trees and his reaction to coffee and pie?

What about that sheet of paper included in the book that look like an order form? What is it?

I must say, contrary of what I first thought, The Lewis and Clark part, then Lewis story, was really interesting. I now want to find more about him. And poor Chief Joseph being robbed of his land and then hunted down with his people and then imprisoned and put in a reserve. It was sad and again I wa...