I am very very worried for Audrey... I was a big stickler for her being in the real world, but now I have honestly no idea. I hope her story doesn't get ended!

At the end of episode 2 there is a woman in roadhouse who really look like the one who's talking at the end of episode 12. And there are a man and woman dancing really close to each other (practically making out ;) ), you can see them just after james entered. Actually you see a litle of them even ...

Diane probably is familiar with the Let's Rock phrase from Cooper's tapes. She was probably making a deadpan reference to the previous failures of the Blue Rose task force.

Ok crazy theorizing time... What if the reason that Audrey goes peculiarly unmentioned during scenes such as the Ben/Frank conversation was because Fenn (supposedly) joined the cast relatively late in the game, and her arc was written in later? Perhaps Audrey was supposed to be a there-and-yet-not-t...

It's a world of truck drivers.

Upon rewatch, I realized how profoundly lovely the last scene at the Roadhouse was-- the 30-somethings acting like teens, Trick who's lucky to be alive. A hopeful, beautiful little vignette, even if the Chromatics performance was kinda lacking.

starmand wrote:

Jerry Horne wrote:Wallpaper looks familiar

I'm ashamed to ask, what wallpaper is this?

Chalfont's painting

Are Bobby and Shelly separated/divorced now?
Loved Norma silently coaching Becky. The traffic scene afterwards was VERY reminiscent of MIKE's rant in FWWM!

Where was Gersten?? was she the mother of the kid who shot the gun??

-Nadine gets to do some stuff, anything really, she's precious
-Jumping man jumping
-Sheryl Lee as a new character a la Maddy
-Reuse of some of the FWWM soundtrack, Moving Through Time perhaps
Idk what else I could possibly want... don't want to get too greedy with an already great show.

What is it about this particular episode that somehow crosses the line though??? Seriously? Miriam's death wasn't handled in a particularly gratuitous manner, the Stephen/Becky scene was also not graphic, very brief and was meant to garner sympathy for Becky... Nothing remotely as violent as Spike's...

Was autotune added to No Stars? It sounds slightly different on Spotify, not to mention very very similar to The World Spins.

So THAT was the coffee going out the window scene...
Kind of frustrating this episode was about eight minutes shorter than usual.

Does anybody else feel like the ridiculously literal-minded deconstruction of Cooper's dream outside the cell was basically what was being parodied by the Lil scene and subsequent deconstruction by Desmond in FWWM? He's doing the same kind of absurd dissection of every little gesture, every "c...