Minutes of screentime for black characters who aren’t sex workers; eastern USA, western USA or anywhere in between: 1?. Minutes before this character appeared: 250? % of women shown as sexually active and brutally murdered onscreen: 80? % of attractive young women around fiftysomething RussellBrand...

NewtoTwinPeaks wrote:What was Bad Cooper doing in that phone call scene? Did he set off some alarms and was it related to the Black Lodge in any way?

Bad Coop downloaded the blueprints/tech documents for the prison, so maybe he figured out some codes to hack into the computer/security system to initiate what we saw.

--Twin Peaks. Our Friendly Neighborhood is once again besieged by a drug trader that once again involves the Horne family. - Am I missing anything? Are you missing anything? Yes, a few things: "once again involves the Horne family" - I don't recall anybody in the Horne family being involv...

KillerBOB wrote:I'm a heterosexual man who admires a good butt, and that's okay. That's just how I'm wired.

We may need to check the PC handbook, but I'm not sure this is even allowed in the 21st Century.

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Where the D-o-M lives and Dougie goes with his (ahem!) "friend", is looks like an unfinished/partially finished estate: a ghost estate/Ghostwood estate? Look closely at the real estate signs. They suggest a post housing-crash timeframe, as many of them indicate "bank owned." Las...

So how are peole interpreting the car bomb sequence? Going into Part 5, we weren't clear on whether the device Gene and Jake plant in Part 3 is a tracker or a bomb. My initial interpretation in Part 5 was that the woman who reports to Buenos Aires (I'll call her the dispatcher) was fed up with Gene...

-Bad Cooper. DoopleCoop has ties to Jefferies, our friends in the FBI and the murder in South Dakota. We think the military is getting involved with the murder, because of Major Briggs who may or may not be the headless body in South Dakota not the ones in New York. The body contains a ring from Do...

I'm completely sucked in to the building mystery surrounding Briggs. The autopsy felt like classic TP. The Briggs storyline is certainly intriguing. We now are wondering how Dougie's wedding ring wound up in Briggs' dead stomach. Was it placed there by Mr. C to somehow lead the authorities to LV to...

First scene of ep. 1, the Giant tells Coop to remember 430. In ep. 5, we repeatedly are told Coop has $425,000 in casino wins. I'm guessing he needs an extra $5k to pay off whatever Dougie's family's debt is. No idea who Richard or Linda could be beyond maybe people who could help him. His wife sai...

It's already done, so all we can do is go along for the wild ride. As for a prediction of how I think it might end, I think it might end both open and closed. I think the Cooper story will have closure, but there will be something else left open. I think that would be ideal. It would mean it would ...

This is a silly thread. The directors cast an actor into a role and the actor performed it as intended. If anybody got "called out," it is some members of the viewing audience that are just way too thin skinned.

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 P...

I think I spotted not one, but two broom sticks in the room with Otis. Recurring theme in DL films (porch of Theresa Bank's trailer in FWWM, behind Winkies, etc.)

I was shocked early in life and until my teens, I got paranoid around a substation that was nearby. I used to have to take a 2 block detour to avoid it. The hum and crackles were very ominous to me. It tapped into something deep inside, which is what DKL is doing to us. I know exactly what you mean...

Upon watching again, I think the Dr. Jacoby shovel scenes are just some hidden humor (making fun of our corporate world). While back at megacorp, I witnessed several of these overblown groundbreaking ceremonies. They would set up an expensive tent, bring in a dozen or more dignitaries in fancy suite...