Thank you both! I think I'll just save the images from the forum post. Incidentally, it's been wonderful reading back through that thread again. Few people on there that haven't posted in a while too, I do hope they're ok (Ross, etc). I suppose that's for another thread. I remember the excitement we...

The visual soundtrack is such a bizarre release, I absolutely love it. In some ways it's more a of a time capsule of the town than the show itself.

I was wondering if anybody has, or if anybody knows the online location of, the small 'blurbs' that came long with each release of the Twin Peaks Archive music. As some may recall, there were short decriptions and trivia given along with the songs as they were released chronologically back in the da...

I am slowly making my way through The Third Day: Autumn as well. Do you recommend it? Sounds like it would be up my alley, but that’s a big time commitment. Sorry to hi-jack, but I do think it will appeal to many Lynch fans. It has been panned by a couple of critics for being rather non-eventful, a...

I was worried for a little while. A couple of videos I'd seen him on left me feeling a little concerned I admit, but the recent interview he did with those two guys online had him chatting away, completely child-like in his enthusiasm, and the most fresh-faced I'd seem him in quite a while, so that ...

Soolsma wrote:Mystery series tip: The Third Day. From creator Dennis Kelly.

Agreed. I'm very much looking forward to the "all-day" episode showing on Sky Arts soon. Seems like a very interesting concept.

My friend's brewery Twisted Barrel Ale here in Coventry has been doing Twin Peaks inspired ales for a while. As you can imagine, they are huge fans. Me and Ritchie (one of the co-founders) used to sit in his flat and binge episodes when we were in our teens. In fact, one of their first beers ever wa...

I sat and watched the pilot yesterday, after finding myself in a very Peaksy mood, and nothing else was going to cut it. It has been wonderful reading through this thread with the episode fresh in my mind. Although I see myself as a lifelong fan of TP, and have seen it countless amounts of times, I ...

I remember vividly somebody posting about seeing Jim Belushi being handed something and hollering, whilst Cooper stood still nearby. I recall feeling a sense of dread, as it sounded like Cooper was being bribed or fooled into something, but as it turns out that became one of my favourite scenes in T...

UK here. With my little boy getting crazier by the day, I'm feeling not unlike Shelly being trapped in the mill!

Japanese packaging/artwork always looks consistently awesome.

Mr. Reindeer wrote:I think it would be apropos if Cooper’s hair went white following Laura’s scream, paralleling Leland in the original show.

I was about to say this might be too on-the-nose for Lynch/Frost, but we've not long seen Bob punched out of existence by a youtuber with a magic glove on.

Something I always think of when I watch this episode, but something that may be bloody obvious to even the casual viewer, is what exactly is the motive for Jacques spiking Ed's drink? Surely he wouldn't have had the foresight to suspect that a fight would break out any moment, or maybe it's just a ...

10. Les Revenants 9. The Thick Of It 8. The Prisoner 7. Blackadder 6. This Is England ('86, '88 & '90) 5. Carnivale 4. Garth Marenghi's Darkplace 3. I'm Alan Partridge 2. The Virtues 1. Twin Peaks When I thought about this, I was surprised at the striking juxtaposition of comedy and bleak/myster...

I haven't been on here in a while, due to health issues. Just wanted to say thank so much for the links, pictures, etc in this thread. I'd say more than half of these are brand new to me!