I'm behind on this topic and haven't read through all the pages, so I apologize if this was posted before. There was someone that commented on a post on the Welcome to Twin peaks fanpage on Facebook that made me really think....could Mr. Strawberry= Red? Does Red have a connection to "Bad Coop...

Watching the new season of TP and noticing it's connections to multiple David Lynch works has really caused me to wonder: does the new season of TP have any connection to any of Mark Frost's other works? Sadly I have no clue, as my only exposure to his creative output has been TP and the Secret Hist...

Random prediction: Dougie never even meets the small assassin. The hitman runs amok at Dougie's office when he is out, and is KO'd by Dougie's ex-boxer boss.

I don't mind Philip Gerard/MIKE being able to directly contact DougieCoop at will. I know some people have complained that Gerard's constant messaging to DougCoop diminishes the mystique of the Red Room, but I think it's somehow works given DougCoop's mental state. DougCoop exists in something of an...

One thing I really appreciate about Season 3 is the way Lynch/Frost have developed Frank Truman into his own character separate from Harry. I was initially worried that the Frank character would just be a convenient substitute for the absent Harry, but Robert Forrester's performance (along with the ...

It would make total sense for Becky and Steven lived in Fat Trout. I imagine that Becky and Steven get their drugs from Richard Horne, which makes me very nervous for Becky's wellbeing. Also, I guess something bad will happen to the RR customer who spotted RIchard fleeing the crime scene. Maybe Ric...

I'm still processing this episode. I'll give it a second watch in a couple of days before I really start to make sense of it. But I do feel compelled to comment on one scene... Richard Horne running over that kid is equal parts shocking, disgusting, and heart-warming, if heart-warming is even the ri...

I don't know if Mr. C is necessarily a reincarnation of Windham Earle in any literal sense, but I have noticed the similarities between the two characters. At the very least, Mr. C was influenced by Windham, probably much in the same way that Dale Cooper learned everything he knew about being a spec...

It's interesting that we haven't seen any Milfords or Martells pop up yet. I know that Piper Laurie, the only survivor actress of either clan, isn't slated to appear, but it would be neat if there was some oddball Martell nephew existing as a tertiary character. With the mill gone though, I doubt an...

Couldn't the girls be standing against the wall opposite from the door? We never see that wall in the shots of Belushi & co. That is one weird thing that Lynch always does -- he frequently doesn't use establishing shots for scenes, so often times you can't tell where different people and elemen...

Don't tell me we're going to be discussing what's in Harvey's black bag 25 years from now? Is it the dossier? If so, do they realize it's importance? Harvey might some sort of One-Armed Man type figure, collecting garmonbozia (or something Lodge-related) from near the scene of the murder. The way h...

I guess technically Laura (or her spirit) is missing now. She was sucked out of the/a Lodge, and Leland tasked Cooper with finding her. Maybe DroolCoop has to find Laura in order to somehow defeat DoppelCoop and become whole again.

I'm disappointed that no one is putting forth "Richard 'Dick' Tremayne is the father of Richard Horne" theories. I certainly don't want this to be the outcome, but I do miss Ian Buchanan in the new season. Although he and Audrey would be just about the worst and most mismatched couple poss...

Honestly before I saw the credits, I thought the RIchard character was some strange new version of Joey Paulson.

Major Briggs wrote: But unlike that, the Doppelgänger impregnating Audrey doesn't make ANY sense at all. Not even the timeline adds up.

I agree with this, but the timeline isn't exactly adding up for Wally Brando Brennan and his April birthday either.