Audrey Horne wrote:So much I want to say, but will bite my tongue... or my typing fingers.

Please don't! Let it all out

And those titles pretty much confirm this is TP2017 stuff. The other titles were vague enough to leave doubt.

He also used Witt in Hotel Room.

4+ hours of material is incredible regardless of what it is.

That seems plausible, although we know Lynch loves Alicia Witt. Then again she could have had a different role originally.

Imaginign LFB in those scenes is pretty

Man I really hope that's legit and not just some mislabeling of sorts.

the first time they cut to Gordon in his hotel room (before he sees the image of Laura) I was totally sure for a second that Tammy was going to be in there with him (this is the same episode where they watch Albert, yeah?)

it's crazy that Lynch at first wanted to make this with the same digital cameras he used on "Inland Empire"! as much as i like "Inland Empire" i am really glad that didn't happen. i think the camera they decided on using is a nice middle ground between that style and the more ci...

Sabrina mentioned in her AMA that she is working on an upcoming Lynch retrospective. She didn't say where it was (presumably somewhere in LA or NY) , but I wonder if this will be the first opportunity to screen The Return, or least parts of it.

I watched the MD pilot for the first time recently and, although it may have just been temp music, I couldn't help but notice the use of "Take Five" in some of the Adam Kesher scenes. Lynch had that one in his backpocket for a long time

I was so happy when the James scene first started on the initial viewing, but I'm not sure it really works for me. And the original is one of my favorite scenes in Twin Peaks. Most disappointing was Julee Cruise, tbh. Not because it's bad, or it doesn't work in the scene, but I guess I had unrealist...

TVLine themselves are promoting this as a "prediction", it's not an actual report based on sources or info.

And it's a terrible prediction, but they probably know that.

Dumb clickbait. Lynch has said as recently as a week or so ago that they haven't even sat down to talk yet.

It was probably just a happy coincidence. I mean how many characters from the original series had such limited screen time and also would have been alive for most of the 20th century?

Which is funny given his ostensible "everyone's interpretation is valid" philosophy.