Among other types, mankind needs pessimists and cautious, conservative thinkers. Nothing is more dangerous than unchecked utopian enthusiasm. That said, what we are experiencing now — whatever it may be — was always a part of Twin Peaks. It's as old as the very conception of the idea. All of what we...

Assuming something's really happening, and it's 25 years later in TP, I'd like to see Al Strobel come out of retirement to take part. He's a phenomenal actor. I also very much want (need, actually) to see Michael J. Anderson. I mean, seriously, how can you not have his presence? Michael Horse as wel...

nemo wrote:and like Philip Jeffries doesn't really know how many years passed

"For God’s sakes, Jeffries, where’ve you been?! You’ve been gone damn near 25 years!"

I enjoyed this, and I'm looking forward to the next installments. Very well done. I recommend that others check it out. I must say that I never saw the premiere of season two as a mixed bag, though, in retrospect, it's easy to understand how it confounded some of the peasants :lol: . The Lynch episo...

I am stunned. I...am stunned.

I need a glass of water.

This is something I'd already noticed, and I seem to recall discussing it with someone, somewhere. Evil forces in Twin Peaks can trap souls in wood. The Log Lady's husband and Josie being the two prime examples. It's worth pointing out that Josie is trapped in the Great Northern on the whole, not ju...

So, let’s check out the similarities between Soma and corn, creamed corn, and by extension, Garmonbozia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma Soma (...) from Proto-Indo-Iranian *sauma-, was a Vedic ritual drink of importance among the early Indo-Iranians, and the subsequent Vedic and greater Persian c...

it does make me want to take a look at the Vedic scriptures which have supposedly had a big impact on Lynch (through the Maharishi, whose teaching he avidly followed). I suspect Fire Walk With Me is a more Hindu film than many realize (the last sequence in the Lodge, with Bob taking the garmonbozia...

There is one way and only one way to approach Twin Peaks on the small screen, and that is to continue the story roughly 25 or so years later Actually, that isn't the only way. It could be that, sure, or it could be a clean slate reboot for the modern day or, as has been mentioned a few times, a del...

OK, I must admit that I'd be game for this notion floated in another thread: Ooh yes, the history of twin peaks.. so many possibilities http://www.dugpa.com/forum/download/file.php?id=2192 Above all I long for a Lynch-made continuation of the series, but this would be very neat as well. "Preque...

There is one way and only one way to approach Twin Peaks on the small screen, and that is to continue the story roughly 25 or so years later, and with Lynch on board, and ideally Mark Frost as well (though obviously FWWM was made sans Frost). Whether it would be as TV movies, a miniseries, or a cont...

One last bump for helping Walter.

Only 10 hours left to contribute towards paying his medical costs. He's currently at $19,033 of a $50,000 goal.

STC, you've posed some fantastic, challenging questions which will probably require all of us to put on our thinking/writing caps in order to achieve any level of satisfaction.

So, when we see the assembled spirits above the convenience store, I think it's probably a metaphor rather than a true space that looks like that. That makes the most sense to me as well. Although David Bowie's line about how he "found something in Seattle at Judy's and then there they were&qu...

I liked this interview a lot. James Marshal seems like a good guy. Show James gets a lot of flack from some people. I don't have a problem with him outside of the James/Evelyn business (though the Badalamenti theme for that subplot, a slow, spooky variation of "I'm Hurt Bad", is sensationa...