thedougpa wrote:We may learn more about Charlie, Billy, Chuck, Tina, Paul, Angela, Clark, Mary, Abbie, Natalie, and Trick.

Maybe it is Lynch's 21st century take on Invitation to Love.

The only thing I could think of during the Audrey scene was all the "profoundly disappointeds" having conniptions.

dugpa wrote:THIS

http://www.vulture.com/2017/07/twin-pea ... rview.html

Never understood all the Tammy hate. I'm a fan.

I wouldn't be surprised at all if someone like Netflix provided a short S4 run or a movie.

yaxomoxay wrote:

pinballmars wrote: The difference: A feature film has an ending.

Who wins Rocky v Apollo at the end of Rocky III ?

Rocky, duh!

maxbloom wrote:

Hockey Mask wrote:A forecast is a prediction. Why would they have temps of what has already happened? I don't understand why theyre is any question here.

The today-date is not past, is present. At 7PM the day is not over. Weather forecast work like this here. Does it work like that there or not?

Definitely not.

A forecast is a prediction. Why would they have temps of what has already happened? I don't understand why there is any question here.

Plot, schmlott. If you want to see a show full of plot twists, go check out any generic movie/TV show. They are a dime a dozen. Twin Peaks is not a plot driven show. It's driven by those moments when a man's foot rebels against his body. I didn't say we need TP to be full of plot twists so that's a...

Twin Peaks Gazette linked this one https://whitecitycinema.com/2017/07/14/twin-peaks-the-return-a-chronological-timeline/ TSHOTP spoiler Soooo Return is a month after Tammy after gets the dossier? For him the weather broadcast happens on a thursday. What do you think? He doesn't take into acount Lu...

I am asking because I have no idea...

I know televisions can differ in color.With all this talk about notes couldn't notes change from television to television also?

And Wally pulls into the lead!

Thanks!

Agree with what someone said in the disappointed group : I think the Dougie arc may be a metaphor of a child slowly growing up and becoming a man. Early in the season, we see him almost learning how to walk, play, then eat his first meal on his own. In the last two episodes, he discovers sex (what ...

The Gazebo wrote:The final scene being a Wally monologue where he reflects upon this season's events, sharing his wisdom with us.

I think I love you. Are you spoken for?

No Wally Brando. No vote!

Jerry Horne wrote:I'll take a guess:

Part 17: 'I've been to one of their meetings.'

Part 18: 'Chip, you have a phone call.'

Part 18: "Gotta light? Electric Boogaloo"