All we dare to do

bob_wooler wrote:

Jasper wrote:

bob_wooler wrote:This don't mean ANYTHING[/attachment]

What do you think it means? He's somewhere with a trippy mural, so he'll have strange dreams having been in said environment.

That's probably it. Just felt this thread needed some artificial life support.

Jasper wrote:

bob_wooler wrote:This don't mean ANYTHING[/attachment]

What do you think it means? He's somewhere with a trippy mural, so he'll have strange dreams having been in said environment.

That's probably it. Just felt this thread needed some life support.

This don't mean ANYTHING

I just watched the video based on the above descriptions, expecting to see a haggard man close to death. He looks fine! He was clearly nervous, but in his book he goes into great detail about his intense fear of public speaking. Compared with the following video (on Tuesday, from an hour long Q/A w...

I don't think the scenes with the grieving Leland gets less profound after the reveal. For one, he might have suppressed all the memories of the murder/abuse (due to him being possessed). He could also have remembered all of his actions, though the way he behaved doesn't need to come off as fake in ...

Maybe the forthcoming box set is a travel back to the real beginning, the beginning that starts with season 4

I still maintain that the biggest indicator there's something in the works is what's NOT being said. There is absolutely no way that Sutherland, Showtime, Lynch and Frost aren't aware of the buzz that's been built. Yet all of them are staying completely radio silent. Not a peep. Jonah wrote: Well, ...

Just to be pedantic, did S Sutherland say "Everything was used" or "everything was used for season 3"?

Jerry Horne wrote:

sneakydave wrote:Do we actually know something happened then? Or is it just based on their Twin Peaks vibe tweet?

All we have is a confluence of events that include the Dining Room shutting down for a day or two.

This room?

Sorry, that "tweet" is not deleted. It was an answer to a comment on a tweet about something else (but both the comment and the answer was about Twin Peaks!)

HHM doesn't seem to give up on this (tweet now deleted). I don't like the "Our future plans"-part, though:

A TP cookbook would've been less disapointing than a VR game.

What is the most recent quote from Lynch? Wasn't there one that said "there is an ending"? And also one where he said "I can't talk about it now" (that might be older though)? Anything else, anything recent regarding S4? FWIW, in July he did a Q/A for an art festival in Manchest...

Personally I vote for (and hope for) #3. Isn't option 2 much more preferable? If Showtime is not willing to hand him the money (or the creative control), it is quite hopeless. This quote is 14 months old. If that was the situation back then, a lot (positive) could've happened after (as I explained ...