I'm huge Lynch fan. I would love to see him dive into an ongoing narrative and deliver more content. In a cable series or on demand format. We are use to seeing 2 films every decade from Lynch and it's been over 10years since Inland Empire. This year alone we get 18hours of Lynch directed and co-wri...

I chose "other", and always do, because you can't predict what will happen next with this show. I'm going to suggest though that since people's faith that DougieCoop will "wake up" has dropped off substantially maybe it's time for that to happen finally.

Annie is the big one. She is the REASON Coop went into the Lodge to begin with. Frost knew damn well she won the pageant. I'd entertain the thought of retconning, but... Part 7, there's Annie. So, she is in fact NOT being erased from TP history... just the book. There's a reason. I don't know what ...

For me, as someone who is a bigger Lynch fan than TP fan, I just feel like Lynch hasn't captured the atmosphere that so enthralled me in FWWM, Ep 14 and 29, Lost Highway, and MD. Episode 8 had it and some of the recent Sarah Palmer scenes are getting there, but it's been sparse. People can say it's...

I personally don't buy any of the alternate timeline theories. I think there's one timeline, but that certain events in the past may hinge on events in the future and that the Lodge entities are not limited to just moving in one direction in the fourth dimension. I do think something wonky is going...

This started in the episode 13 thread but thought a tangent about the box may deserve it's own topic. The episode specific threads I find get off-topic . So who want to share their current thoughts and feelings on the NY City box Experiment? One thing that I doubt will ever get mentioned again in th...

For me the high point this episode were all the "Over the Top" references https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/62/36/b1/6236b1888401808d47c467477b4db413.jpg Absolutely, Mr. C Arriving at the farm and playing the arm wrestling game and interrogating Ray Is definitely one of my all tim...

I also belive Bob is still with Mr.C. I'm not sure if Jefferies is so much interested in Bob. As he may be after the garmonbonzia. I was firmly in the camp that the woodsmen removed BOB, but now I admit that seems to be wrong. I'm very curious what the relationship between Mr C and the woodsmen is....

Cooper and Jeffries are part of the same task force, but Cooper doesn't recognize him when he shows up in Philadelphia? I suppose we're to assume Cooper joined after Phillip's initial disappearance? That's what I thought. If they were vetting Tammy as early as high school, Jeffries probably picked ...

4. BOB is obviously still in Mr. C, as I've predicted since Part 8. We know this because of Mr. C's supernatural strength, but also because he survived Ray's gunshot. We also know this because Ray tells us that Jeffries wants what's inside of Mr. C. There's very little reason to raise this idea unl...

And now it seems as though Richard is about to meet Mr. C. His father? I still hope not, but the evidence is beginning to imply that theory may be true. I would be a little disappointed if this were the case aswell. We all figured that out 10 episodes ago. It may very well be the case. I just hope ...

Don't know about all that. This show is to hard to predict.

But with 6 hours remaining I hope they mention the fates of Leo and Donna.

Frankly I'm a little disappointed on such a big reveal associated with the Blue Rose. Mystery is what makes Twin Peaks so great, and to take all that mystery away from the Blue Rose of all things. Ah well. Anyway. Who exactly has been part of the Blue Rose Squad...? Confirmed: Gordon Cole. Albert Ro...

He's definitely incorporating or repurposing Ronnie Rocket and Mulholland Drive Definitely think we're gonna see a lot of RR. Reversed electrical currents leading to something being "wrong" in the universe. Coop's being reborn as a newborn/blank slate parallels Ronnie after his accident. ...

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