This was the story of a flawed man's failure to save a woman in trouble. It is a story I know all too well. I say WELL DONE DAVID LYNCH.

The reactions to this show are almost as fascinating as the show itself. So we're supposed to object to the depictions of violence against women (which are clearly central to the GREAT EVIL in the universe we're all supposed to be rooting against), and we're also supposed to object to Janey-E being ...

Also, the Buckhorn coroner is my favorite new character. I love her. Yeah, I really enjoy her, too. Is she making eyes at Albert? I assumed Albert was "indisposed" because he was spending quality time with Constance. Sparks were definitely flying between those two. I love her, she is a pe...

http://thesearchforthezone.com/media/radio.mp4 There is link when you click on older entries, audiophiles can enjoy picking that one apart. Love it. This takes me back to the days when I had to sit by the radio and twist the dials searching for my favorite song. David and Mark are taking us back to...

I'm thinking the red shoes evoked a memory of Diane. Diane was wearing red shoes in this ep, and they are probably a staple in her wardrobe. Don't think we ever saw Coop interact with Audrey when she was wearing red shoes.

So, my husband was not a fan of the first two seasons (too soapy and melodramatic for him), but he has been into the Return - except for the occasional complaint about bad acting.

Tonight he turned to me and said - "You know who's a great actor? David Lynch!"

I’m pretty sure the key to understanding this whole experience was revealed tonight in the Richard and Red scene. I don’t think Red was acting like a maniac for no reason – Richard was perceiving him to be acting like a maniac because HE WAS HIGH ON SUPER WEIRD DRUGS AND HIS PERCEPTION OF RED WAS SU...

http://ew.com/tv/2017/05/26/twin-peaks-david-lynch/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter EW: It seems, though, that the world you’re presenting outside of Twin Peaks is a place gone bad due to the roaming spirit of this evil Cooper. What are we calling this character, by the way? I’m calling h...

yaxomoxay wrote: Only dates I could find...

Strange that Coopleganger and Hastings have the same birthday: 8/15/73. Which should be way too young for Coop. That would make him 16 in 1989.

The first thing I thought of was 'Richard and Linda Thompson' although no idea how they might connect to anything in Twin Peaks. I went googling for well-known Richards and Lindas and uncovered some curious linkages. First, there's Richard and Linda Hoagland: http://abcnews.go.com/US/missing-indian...

You guys, I'm an idiot. I just accidentally watched Part 4 before Part 3. I hope David Lynch wasn't joking about watching them out of order.

Holy crap Bad Moms is over

Not gonna read anything cause I'm scared of spoilers, but I just wanted to drop in and give you all a great big group hug.

John Thorne just confirmed on Twitter that he had to sign an NDA to attend the premiere: https://twitter.com/thornewip/status/865688397225934848

Mordeen wrote: Coop is walking deeper into the Lodge than ever. Past the Waiting Room. Past the dwellers in Laura's painting and into where the fire lurks. Those are charred walls.

Mordeen, you are freaking me the fuck. out.

And I like it.

Thank you, and happy birthday.