Yeah, I am aware of that. I like that idea, no matter if it’s on purpose or not, but I assume it’s on purpose. Must be. But as you suggest, I have a feeling there’s more to it than that. Damn it, the confusion as this storyline unfolds is so frustrating, but once you let go of trying to figure it al...

This is the once question that has been bugging me the most, and more and more for each viewing of season 3 - who is Tina? Even though we never learn who either Tina, Billy or Chuck is, this storyline is just so eerie and great. It get's better for each viewing and i don't even know why. Maybe one o...

Actually, there is some small “corrections”, at least on the European blu-ray which I understand is basically the same as the American, in one of the performances by The Cactus Blossoms and the Lissie performance of Wild Wild West. Before, the audio wasn’t synced properly with the video, and now it ...

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but when Diane receives the ":-) ALL" message in the bar the time on her phone shows 16:31, and later in the hotel room she looks again, and it shows 15:50. What do you think this means? Skærmbillede 2017-08-30 kl. 15.24.15 (2).png Skærmbillede 20...

Xavi wrote:Just a tiny little association ... "Buenos aires" can be translated as "fair winds" or "good airs"

Can't it also be translated as "pure air"? ... "from pure air we have descended"

Was it Julee Cruise singing during Amanda's coke scene in the car? No. The song (I Love How You Love Me), written by Barry Mann and Larry Kolbe, is sung by The Paris Sisters and produced by Phil Spector. One of my all time favorite songs. It always reminded me of Twin Peaks so i was beyond excited ...

Did anyone else take the body language of the policemen in twin peaks as an indicator of them being either dirty cops or good cops? The cop that we now know is dirty is walking with his thumbs "in" his belt. So does Bobby, and the cop who announces the arrival of Wally. However, Andy, Hawk...

Ok. Crazy man that I am, I've just rewatched parts one and two. I initially watched the first two parts at 2am BST, the next two parts with breakfast this morning (ok, brunch; I slept in late.) I rewatched one and two this afternoon. I've changed my mind as a result: I love it. I can't recommend gi...

The red room material, unfortunately, might not - it's especially jarring when the footage from the original is used as a flashback. This. I was cringing my toes over the flashback. "Do you remember your doppelganger?" .. "Uhm, no. Please remind me with a flashback that's shot in fil...

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WOW! I just realized this now, but, i was at a David Lynch art exhibition once in copenhagen, and he had a whole room with paintings of faceless white creatures with tits and some of them had both tits and male genitals. This looks A LOT like those paintings.. I wonder what they are.

I generally loved the whole thing. There was a couple of the black lodge scenes where i felt it was a bit too ... literal. I also felt that way, and still do sometimes, about a couple of the scenes in FWWM. The way the black lodge is portrayed in the series is just so masterful and scary. I didn't f...

I'm so jealous of all of you watching it tonight! I only cross my fingers that i drift off to sleep easily in a couple of hours, so i can wake up early and darken my room completely for all four hours.. In eight years, there hasn't been a day when i haven't had Twin Peaks in my mind. When i was 18 i...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o38ZhonzEYU#t=152.85542

So, they DID at least both re-watch the last episode at least.

You are all forgetting "if Donna had a nickel for every cigarette Sarah smoked she'd be dead". She probably even smokes more now, which would explain the high price.

Ben Rosenfield's stare remind me of Leland's when we find out that he was possessed by Bob..