On the question of BOB and Cooper, it seems like a good time to repost these two quotes from the book Lynch on Lynch, which is drawn from a series of interviews that were conducted from 1993-1996: INTERVIEWER : So, was Cooper occupied by BOB in the script before you changed it? LYNCH : No, but Coop ...

The so criticized FX and animations are very artistic, very lynchian. Awesome. ... The Evolution of The Arm is what it is. A lynchian artistic creation to replace Anderson. I can`t understand his decision. Fucking money! It`s a huge loss. I love how Lynch didn't try to be too clever with the CGI, i...

Have we discussed why Coop's FBI pin is missing when he enters Dougie's world? It's really bugging me. I don't know. It catches the light and shines really brightly for a second while he's out on that balcony looking over the purple ocean, but I don't know if that was so that we'd remember it, or i...

Mibbler wrote:In the credits for Part 1 Erica Eynon is credited as "Experiment model"... When does that character appear????

Presumably in the glass box in NYC.

Maybe they planned to shoot a scene with Hawk and Margaret but Catherine passed away before they were able to film it. I had this impression when she said that she was too weak to be out there with him. Real life and Twin Peaks converging perfectly and tragically. When Catherine Coulson died Lynch ...

Sooner than you can imagine, this whole season is going to be a thing that exists, preserved forever to be analyzed over and over like we've done with the original series. We're never going to live in this time of uncertainty again. It's going to last a few short months. Embrace it! Revel in it! Aa...

A while back some people didn't believe that it was written like an 18 hour film and that they'd be going in without concrete ideas of beginnings and endings of individual parts. I believed Lynch and Frost because I had no reason not to. Now it's abundantly clear that it was in fact shot as an 18 ho...

[...]My only two gripes so far have been: Is there a bunch of product placement or am I nuts?. Love the new show, the product placement is the only thing that I really do not like. There are very visible logos and products from Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, Dell, Lincoln and Mercedes-Benz. Based on Da...

Jerry is in the weed business, hence Ben's admonishment about a prophet eating his own profits.

The lodge where Evil Dale collects Ray and Darya: To me it is a "real" place, whereas the Black Lodge/White Lodge is an imagined version. I could draw some parallels between the characters in the "real" lodge and the imagined ones: Otis reminds me of the Waiter (played by Hank W...

There's a kind of Platonic Twin Peaks out there in the ether and the show, for all its flaws, gives us a taste of that. Joel, you've confessed to many atrocious and despicable sins in your post (and some that weren't so bad), but I very much agree with the above statement. Generally speaking, I thi...

The picture of the ring posted by Jerry looks like a digital mock-up (or at least the symbol looks digital). They've got some other pictures on the site where it appears to be the real thing, and the owl symbol looks darker. I don't know if those images were up before or if they were recently added ...

I also noticed that Al Strobel's character is always listed as Philip Gerard in the new episodes instead of Mike (or MIKE) - yet we only see him in the Red Room... I was just mentioning something related to this in the thread for episodes (EDIT: parts ) 1 & 2. It's confounding. The FWWM script ...

What if the ultimate showdown is between Bad Dale and...Wally?

I'll say this. The MIKE "Face of God" monologue was really awesome stuff and one of my favorite scenes. MIKE/Strobel convinced me. If he's lying, he's doing a great job. Strobel is arguably the best actor in the entire original run. It might be pointing out the obvious to say that Al Stro...