Rudagger wrote: More Dougie still, but the attack was great! At this point not gonna guess if when he becomes Coop again (I thought he might be drawing the owl cave map this time but who knows).

Good prediction, it'd make a lot of sense!!

It seems entirely hypocritical when in some Twin Peaks fan communities, all they ever talk about (especially leading up to the new series) is how attractive they think the females on the first two series are. Like there's nothing wrong with that of course but to complain about Tamara, seems like a j...

I'm still not in this group But I do find it fascinating what on the other side are feeling about this, indeed!

Soolsma wrote:But then wouldn't Droolcup also have an evil doppelgänger?

One who kills people reeeaaallllllyyy slow?

thefifthlizard wrote:So this is the first episode so far without an appearance from BadCoop?

Woah! Somehow that never crossed my mind

Edited to add - Also, it makes the tease "I know where she drinks" cutting to the Bang Bang Bar at the end of Episode 4 seem clumsy. It seemed to imply she drank at that bar. I know this could be viewed as misdirection, but I think it was clumsy. I think it would've been better to end Epi...

madeleineferguson wrote:Why did the One Armed Man say "Don't die" to DougieCoop? Was it a warning about the assassin?

Yep, the scary midget guy

It seems a lot of people are looking at the Richard hit and run as a sign of him being an asshole, but I viewed it more as evil just spilling out into the world. He didn't kill the kid on purpose; that's how murder in Twin Peaks works this season, ie, it just happens accidentally because the evil i...

crash_and_burn wrote:

Jonah wrote:
I think this entire season represents the ACTUAL test of the Lodge.

Interesting thoughts there

Question about the Drugged-Out Mom: Is her "1-1-9" footage from tonight the same footage as we've seen before, or was it different? Looked really similar to me, but haven't compared. I haven't compared, but she seemed to stutter in the same place. Also had Evan Williams before she took a ...

I am even more convinced that Richard Horne is Audrey's child. Aside from the supernatural aspects of the character (which points to a non-mundane parentage) they seemed to be painting him as a little more sympathetic early on in the episode, which brought to mind how Audrey had originally seemed l...

Audrey Horne wrote:Niomi Watts scene with the debt collectors was pretty good.

It was hilarious and showed us that her worries aren't as bad as some of the other characters horror

asmahan wrote:Has anyone noticed how DoppelCooper's line "I've never really left home" recalls the LMFAP's "You are here and there is no place to go, BUT HOME!"?

Yep, eerie similarity

I haven't seen episode #6 yet but I have been thinking and Diane seems like the only logical person Gordon/Albert will bring to assess evil coop (if they still go through with it after the chaos he just caused)

Btw, sex and sexiness is alright.


But I can assure you a lot of people who complain about this kind of trivial stuff are into really kinky shit anyway, we all are. We're all adults