Was Rancho Rosa not Dougie's neighorbood? I honestly thought they were the same place

I wonder if Freddie's clothing being so similar to Pete's was intentional, or just one of those happy accidents for Lynch (like the atomic bomb in Eraserhead).

N. Needleman wrote:Fascinating.

whaaaaaat?!

Unrealized thesis: "'Cossacks Are in Russia': Judy, the Cold War, and the Doctrine of Containment"

Re: Tracy, I've always connected the Z on her lattes to the exaggerated Z on sZymon's coffee shop sign inside the Lucky 7 building. I would otherwise conclude from this that Mike is the one who sent Tracy (with or without her knowledge) to distract Sam while Cooper appeared inside the box... however...

I can't be the only one who read, “Well, for right now, you could say I don’t want to talk about that,” as a not-so-veiled reference to a certain line of dialogue by a certain FBI agent regarding a certain something...

You know, other than Cole and Jeffries, Hawk seems like the type to remember the "unofficial version" of Twin Peaks (more grounded than most)... Cooper and Laura (or were they still Richard and Carrie at the end?) could sure use his help in this new, scary world... I thought that too. In ...

You know, other than Cole and Jeffries, Hawk seems like the type to remember the "unofficial version" of Twin Peaks (more grounded than most)... Cooper and Laura (or were they still Richard and Carrie at the end?) could sure use his help in this new, scary world...

Okay, I REALLY want to know what the script ending was now...

Judy is an extreme negative force. Judy, as Sarah, was inhabiting the Palmer house. When Carrie screams, the lights in the house go from an extreme positive state (all on) to an extreme negative one (all off). Judy has come alive.

That's my take. It could change tomorrow.

^ What? No way! I'm gonna have to rewatch that, not that I don't believe you. The new series already references so many minutae from the original. Re: Part 17 - Watching with someone else for the first time, I was struck by how quickly the Freddie/Bob scene plays out. Cooper exclaims quite goofily, ...

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David Bowie was dying/died during filming. It's more than that. When Evil Cooper meets Jeffries, you can still see the radiator against the wall. It's superimposed over the shot of Jeffries as if to indicate Jeffries is not actually in the same room as Cooper. If I remember correctly, that superimp...

In other words, if the Freddie/Fireman scene had been filmed, we'd have seen something like... "Green glove... department store." While Freddie would have heard everything he later told James.

The Fireman seems to have the ability to communicate specific instructions without necessarily speaking them. Or rather, his coded language conveys a deeper meaning that only the direct recipient can fully understand.