I would bet my favorite pair of socks that we'll never see Wally again. His transience is built into his character. He's not going to stay in one place. The road is his dharma! As for who his father is, I don't think the Wally scene drops ANY clue about that. The joke with Wally is that he has NO PE...

I can't get over how much I love it. I think it's amazing so far.

Wally's speech contains overt allusions to THE WILD ONE and THE GODFATHER. Wouldn't be surprised if other films were referenced, but those are the two most obvious.

The Wally scene is brilliant. At first it made me cringe, but as it kept going and going and going, I eventually was beside myself with laughter. There are so many funny things about it and Michael Cera is perfect casting because he's so UNLIKE Marlon Brando. I doubt we'll see him again. He's got to...

For all of the dark things that happen along the way, Lynch often favors a happy ending to a story. When he adapted WILD AT HEART, he changed the downbeat ending of Barry Gifford's book into a happy one. And when it comes to TWIN PEAKS, I think Lynch has too much affection for Dale Cooper to end thi...