Rhodes wrote:Is Dougie's colleague who wants to kiss him, called Linda? (See what's written on her coffee)

No. Elena Satine's character is named Rhonda in the credits.

Relevant to this thread, a quote from Lynch on Lynch regarding what attracted him to Dune : "It was the character of Paul [Kyle MacLachlan]: the sleeper who must awaken and become what he was supposed to become." But which Coop IS the "sleeper"? The logical assumption is DougieCo...

That video sounds perfect, classic Lynch! Hope it finds its way onto the Blu Ray release. In fact, a featurette on the whole Comic Com panel/event would be great.

http://www.vulture.com/2017/07/twin-peaks-amy-shiels-on-her-tragic-backstory-for-candie.html The Amy Shiels publicity blitz continues. Interesting/weird that she refers to the experience as the best four months of her life. Is she in a LOT of upcoming scenes?! It really seems like none of the new ac...

Outside of a Dick Tremayne cameo appearance, it'd be interesting to see a Hurley family dinner. I think we only ever got James, Ed and Nadine in one scene together during the original series (Laura's funeral). I was always curious to see James and Nadine interact more. I get the impression they sor...

To the above posters: True, I'm making an assumption. But we get a scene where she calls Ben Horne to demand money. The way the story is being told, the police probably wouldn't notice the mess in the room, the empty safe or the marks on her neck where she was grabbed and thrown down, so I guess ca...

m Episode 10 - 4/10 My least favorite so far. Richard assaults his Grandmother and then she doesn't even call the police to have him thrown in jail? L We don't know if she called the cops or not. In any case, it would be her word against his. No witnesses and she probably doesn't have any exterior ...

how is exposing systemic misogyny and patriarchal abuse of women an ugly thread? Yeah... I don't see Lynch as having the goal of exposing systematic misogyny, exactly. There's all these movie references in Twin Peaks... you often get the sense that, like Quintin Tarantino, he's making pop culture o...

To the people thinking Audrey is *still* in a coma, didn't the Secret History of Twin Peaks have a letter she wrote to Ben *after* she got out of the hospital? Or maybe I'm misremembering. Misremembering! :mrgreen: She left the letter at the GN front desk before leaving for the bank that fateful mo...

Re: Sylvia. FWIW, in TSD, Laura says it was rare for her to see Sylvia without a shopping bag in each arm and a plane ticket in her mouth, implying that Sylvia was an absentee parent. In the series, from the very brief sense we got, Sylvia always seemed to have a sad existence: quite the opposite of...

I think the intent is that Johnny does have a caretaker... "Who let him out?!!" But now that running is his new thing and he's found out at way to run dangerously amok, he's being restrained (in a Lyncian way). And the teddy bear is most likely something he's had since childhood (that's t...

It's interesting that Sylvia seems more concerned/nurturing toward Johnny than in the original show. Of course, we're seeing her here under very different circumstances, and we've only ever gotten small glimpses. But in the old show, she seemed impatient and angry with Johnny's inability to accept t...

Really grasping at straws here, but I wonder if the "dinner table" text relates at all to the "Where's my ax?" scene from TMP?

Exactly. And it just goes to show how right the mods where to transfer this kinda ideological rantings and ravings to their own thread - kudos to them! As things stand here now, we're not far from being proclaimed serial sex slayers ritually fed by such irresponsible "artists" as David Ly...

This rant is misguided on MANY levels. Embarrassing. Exactly. And it just goes to show how right the mods where to transfer this kinda ideological rantings and ravings to their own thread - kudos to them! As things stand here now, we're not far from being proclaimed serial sex slayers ritually fed ...