Ok... Watching the first 2 episodes I had mixed feelings. Then episode 3&4 - the casino scene was hard to watch, some of Andy & Lucy stuff too....I really wasn't sure about this. But, having this spinning around in my head for the next days, it makes me fell better and better. Actually, this...

Log Lady's "Something is missing": I immediatly thought of the page missing in Laura's diary explaining what Annie told her to write down - "The good Dale is in the Lodge, and he can't leave"

Well, I said all along it would be divisive. Sorry to see some of the vitriol early in the thread, as the whole thing so far has thrilled me beyond words. I wish everyone could have the same experience. The idea that this is going to last all summer long is just what the doctor ordered. I love the ...

comeongethappy wrote:Any other UK folks planning on watching the first two hours at 2am before, after avoiding all social media, watching the rest late on Monday?

That's exaclty my plan (Norway, so it's 3am)

Kyle saying this is NOT a nostalgia-journey - these are new stories to tell - makes me feel - after all 18 episodes - most people/fans will not really see this as a part of Twin Peaks. Yes, we will revisit known characters, places and stories to a certain grade, but this will be so different from th...

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Rainwater wrote: I'd probably do it if I were you. Unfortunately, I'm further east and it would be starting at 7am where I live. Even if there was a readily accessible legal option for me(I don't think there is), that's a no-go. I'll have to wait until the following night.

Watching live 3 a.m. No discussion.

Seems like HBO Nordic (Norway) has their very own deal. They will stream 1&2 the second the broadcast (1&2) in the US is finished, and then right after that, they let you stream 3&4. That should be part 1&2 at 5am and 3&4 at 7am (guess it's the same for FIN, SWE, DEN as well (di...

Twin Peaks Podcast wrote:Has anybody posited yet that the ragged looking lady from the newest trailer may be James' mother?

Yupp, I thought the same

I'm firmly in the two Coopers camp. The motions are mapped exactly the same.

Person on the left moves like a much older person.[/quote]
2 Coopers - 25 years apart?

Rainwater wrote:The staircase shot is reminiscent of Lost Highway.

Staircase to "above the convenience store".....?

So turns out there were quite a few! Very informative guys, thanks. Edvard Grieg: Piano Concerto in A minor Also, Ben singing Dixie's Land Of course, the Piano Concerto, thanks. Do you remember the scene/episode? The scene was at the Packards. Starting outside with the totem poles - inside with Cat...

I know a snippet from an Edvard Grieg piece was featured during season 2 but can't remember which or when. In episode 8 Gersten Hayward plays Felix Mendelssohn's Rondo capriccioso, Op.14 So turns out there were quite a few! Very informative guys, thanks. Edvard Grieg: Piano Concerto in A minor Also...

Never watched Game of Thrones, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Prisoner, Walking Dead.... Don't know - just have a feeiling those are not worth the time watching. Imagine if someone turned round and said "The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen... just have a feeling they are not worth the...

Bloodline - especially season one. Really slow pace which is rare. I binge watched Lost. Allthough it should have been cut short by at least 2 season, I understand why many got obsessed with this one. Really strong character-emoition-connections with the viewers. Never watched Game of Thrones, Sopra...

Apart from Twin Peaks theme and Laura's theme (the ones I expect to be included), I really hope Audrey's Prayer will be used. It's just overwhelming....And a wild card: Louise Dombrowsky- theme (hooked rug dance). Can't explain why - just really like it