Are the hopes of getting the announcement this week based solely on the Blue Rose Magazine tweet, or was there something else that I have missed? Also, as Mordeen already pointed out, the tweet says June 10, 2022 . I suppose that is a mistake, because it contradicts the rest of the tweet, but a fun...

To be specific, they write "the announcement" and not "our announcement". Oh shit. Still unlikely that they are announcing a new season/show to the world Again, no where is this implied. If The New York Times does a live blog and tweets "follow us for the latest on Blah Bla...

I’m currently watching a Dutch show called Undercover and if they wanna cast Philip Jeffries they should cast Raymond Thiry. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTyUdZuwfb9g8JgRZlNvQ2MRj8gffuO-PKAxA&usqp=CAU He actually looks like a mix between Ray Wise and David Bowie Well now...

WOW JASPER WOW. My socks are on fire. That is quite something. I never knew of this song. It’s great. It gives us wind blowing through the sycamore right out of the gate, and the detail that when the singer/narrator closed her eyes, “lullabies sang through that old Sycamore tree.” The motif of the ...

WOW JASPER WOW. My socks are on fire. That is quite something. I never knew of this song. It’s great. It gives us wind blowing through the sycamore right out of the gate, and the detail that when the singer/narrator closed her eyes, “lullabies sang through that old Sycamore tree.” The motif of the ...

Mordeen wrote: ↑Thu Jun 03, 2021 10:27 pm iiha_urn_2021.png

- Mordeen

Just going by memory, the line is something like, "But something's happening, isn't it, Margaret?"

https://www.dugpa.com/forum/download/file.php?id=6122 Hmm? St_E7ccNvwM IN THE SING SONG SYCAMORE TREE (Lyrics: Mort Dixon / Music: Harry Woods) Long, long ago, winds used to blow Right through an old Sycamore tree I close my eyes, and lullabies Sang through that old Sycamore tree I feel so weary, s...

The Mill stuff is ENDLESSLY convoluted. It's the thing that I care the least about understanding, followed by the moves of the Cooper/Earle chess game, which I don't think makes sense anyway. For me the mill stuff is there for color, and all of the particulars don't really matter. The cosmic relati...

I’m with Agent Earle in this one. To me the Ben Horne Civil War storyline lacks any suspense or real dramatic tension. And it’s attempt at humor falls as flat as Michael Cera doing a James Dean imitation . It's a Marlon Brando in the Wild One impersonation. Maybe that will help you enjoy it more. :...

I can’t remember, was this referenced before? https://uspto.report/TM/90225363 Looks like an application in Sept. 2020 to trademark the TP title for purposes of “board games, darts, dolls and plush dolls, toy model hobby craft kits composed of plastic, vinyl, resin molds, toy vehicles, yo-yos, ball...

I think a sequel movie would have fared much better. Bad Coop reveal was one of the most brutal cliffhangers ever. I think hat's the main thing that people wanted to see addressed, and part of why a lot of people were upset by the film. I don't know if they'd have kept bad Cooper for an entire film,...

I remember people around the time of broadcast talking about the scene as though it was a conventional love scene, and that it’s disturbing quality was the inadvertent result of the mismatched pairing and Lynch’s bad direction. OK, now that interpretation is just objectively wrong. :lol: As far as ...

Histeria wrote: ↑Thu May 20, 2021 12:25 am Heh.

https://twitter.com/Kyle_MacLachlan/sta ... 79904?s=19

"What on Earth did we do to deserve this??"

Subscribe to Netflix, that's what.

I dunno, Fenn strikes me as somewhat unstable. I'm not comfortable with such people. And I especially don't like all the religious talk. I stopped taking her seriously when she started with the latter. I don't remember her being like that in the past (like pre-S3 announcement past), but then again,...

Are we suffering from wisteria frequency illusion? Frequency illusion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion "Frequency illusion, also known as the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon, is a cognitive bias in which, after noticing something for the first time, there is a tendency to notice it mo...