Oh, one thing I had a hard time believing was that apparently barely anyone in town, even the law enforcement, knew that Cooper was the last person Briggs saw alive. And then he dies in a fire the next day? Fishy, and I was surprised that Hawk was surprised, or that Bobby had never told anyone.

I do think something is going on with Lucy - some kind of mental disorder/dementia. Same. Especially with Andy saying that she forgets that cell phones exist over and over again and neither of them understands why, and he kinda makes it sound like it's a semi-recent development. For the Cera thing,...

"HellOOOooOOOooOO" will go down as iconic TP.

My main thing with the complaints: It's been 25 years. TV has changed and audiences have changed and Lynch has changed. All I know is, I've never seen anything like eps 1-4 before on television. That's what the original TP did and that's what this is doing. Shrug.

Anyone know if in real life Al Strobel had an issue with his left eye, or is this part of the story? (Did he take the eye out after he took the arm off?) It almost seems like a stroke, but then again he got around really well. It's a chalazion. Basically a cyst that swells the eyelid. Billy Eichner...

chalfont wrote:Log Lady's "Something is missing": I immediatly thought of the page missing in Laura's diary explaining what Annie told her to write down - "The good Dale is in the Lodge, and he can't leave"

I'd forgotten about that. I kind of think she's referring to the ring.

There are quite a few references to the Secret History of Twin Peaks: Tamara Preston, the meeting between Evil Coop/Briggs, the evil creature in the box (looked like an alien to me). I wasn't expecting that, especially after Lynch told GQ that more or less the book wasn't canon.

I profoundly disagree with anyone who would contend that Lynch's work is random. The trick to discussing it with any coherence is to approach it with the proper tools. The tools that work with meticulously built fantasy worlds or science fiction, etc. will only lead to dead ends and frustration. Th...

- The horrifying specter in the prison cell = nightmare fuel. Why all black... reference to oil? Why did the face float away? Could it be related somehow to the murder/body which had a separated head? Ugh, man, I'm literally lying in bed, here in the dark, trying to fall asleep right now and that f...

Oh, and the box being looked like an alien to me, and reminded me of Mark Frost's Secret History. Episodes 3 and 4 contained more direct links to the book.

Oh I keep forgetting... Mister C. Mister C. Mystery. And twinning again. Two Coopers, two Trumans. One is sick, one is fishing. Both pairs are sick, stuck or fishing/ fishing for information (okay that's a stretch but you get the idea.) Walter Olkewicz as "Jean-Michel Renault" bartending ...

I completely loved and it and can't stop thinking about it. Watched 1-4 last night and halfway through 2 on a rewatch. Thoughts: - Any connection between the billionaire in NY and the apparently rich Mrs. Houseman whose NY friends keep the Great Northern spa running, according to Ben? Those scenes a...

I really think the inconsistencies in the book were unintentional So you don't take the author's word for what is and isn't intentional in his own work? The inconsistencies - or at least the major ones are intentional. However that doesn't in any way have to mean that we are dealing with an alterna...

I voted for Cooper as BOB, though I really hope that doesn't happen. It won't feel like Twin Peaks for me if it's totally devoid of Cooperisms. And I do expect significant evil Coop screen time. Recreating BOB with CGI seems unlikely to me, as I'm sure it requires consent from Frank Silva's family. ...

I'd recommend the new Gifted and the Damned by Double P Podcasts. They've started off doing some excellent coverage of The Secret History . Fun, knowledgeable guys... Already among my handful of favorites. http://twinpeaksthegiftedandthedamned.libsyn.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/twin-pe...