AJPRR2GO wrote:I am now starting to wonder if Johnny Horne is another DougieCoop who's never managed to "find his true self" again?...

but... why?

Welp, there goes my theory about Tim Roth being Phillip Jeffries!!

Welp, i'm utterly fucking speechless.

I'll go even further- I don't care if Annie was a plot device or not. We are made to believe that Annie is Coop's second great love, after Caroline and that he was willing to sacrifice his soul for her. . Well that literally has everything to do with her being a plot device: Raise the personal stak...

Well, for one she was IN THE LODGE with Cooper. Finding out what happened to him would start there. By at least talking to her. Not to mention she was the one to give Laura the message about Cooper! Again, this is purely a plot device to get Cooper into the Lodge. I wouldn't be surprised if we find...

How is she connected in any other way besides getting Cooper into the Lodge? Not to diminish her character, but I think most of you are making a mountain out of a molehill. Well, for one she was IN THE LODGE with Cooper. Finding out what happened to him would start there. By at least talking to her...

With how connected she was with the end story I'm not buying it either. Josie and Chet Desmond I believe are similar as well that they both weren't asked seems fishy to me. Guess we'll see who was right in the end. How is she connected in any other way besides getting Cooper into the Lodge? Not to ...

[ I don't I think it's very possible Jerry is truly lost and they want you believe that it was just thrown in for comedic relief. When someone goes missing in those woods or claims they are lost it's usually for a good reason. Not everything we see has to mean something, especially in a show like t...

It is hardly conceivable that she wasn't even asked, is it? Why do you say that? There may have just been no room for her in this story. With how connected she was with the end story I'm not buying it either. Josie and Chet Desmond I believe are similar as well that they both weren't asked seems fi...

It is hardly conceivable that she wasn't even asked, is it? Why do you say that? There may have just been no room for her in this story. Seems like there must have been on the evidence of E7? Weird, though. No falling out or anything between Graham and Lynch by the sounds of it, yet no role in the ...

Consider the parallels between Jerry in this episode and DougieCoop: Can't find his car. He's Lost. He doesn't know where he is. He calls for help. Could Jerry be so high that he has reached a different plane of existence? Or his mind has become open to receiving distress signals from DougieCoop du...

Why do you say that? There may have just been no room for her in this story. It was the BIG cliffhanger of season 2! Even if Lynch did not like Annie or Heather Graham or that plot, he mentions her name in The Return. So wouldn't it be better to have at least one shot with her (like with Leland)? C...

I wonder why Heather Graham refused to comment on why she is apparently not a part of the new series? NDA? She said she wasn't asked- but wishes she would have been. It is hardly conceivable that she wasn't even asked, is it? Why do you say that? There may have just been no room for her in this sto...

trismegistus wrote: 9. We don't know exactly what kept the guy (I didn't bother to check the credits for the actor) who was to meet Andy at 4:30. Could Cooper be involved in some time travel later that saves Andy from foul play?

... really? come on.

Really dug this episode, although some of the dialogue was clunky (didn't really need to know if Doc Hayward knew what "Skype" was). loved seeing Ben & Jerry. Hoping some of the people so overly distraught over their initial appearances are eating some crow now, considering it's clear ...