I thought it was Gordon in the Now In Production trailer...docLEXfisti wrote:I am only on page 30 of the thread but I have to post now, or I'll forget everything until I manage through another 20 pages
Brilliant episode for me - it was intense and beautiful and terrifying and disgusting all at the same time. What a ride of emotions, absolutely fantastic cinema.
.) Richard Horne killing that innocent Miriam: isn't it funny we wouldn't know by now who he really is, if it wasn't for the credits? It is odd, because Lynch is so secretive and it would have had mouch more suspense this way.
.) Scene with Amanda Seyfried was really terrifying - poor Carl Rodd, he seems as if he tried to do something against it by the way he looks, but it was fruitless and he went to sad-acceptance mode.
.) Mitchum Brothers scene was quite hilarious at times, Candy is acting quite good as well - but it took a bit too long for me when she was chasing that fly.
.) Dougie at the doctors: Dr. Phlox from Star Trek is amazing in this role as Doctor Ben, although he has the same way of talking like the alien he protrayed in Trek. Jane falling in love with her husband again is something I can accept. It sure is a mix of his innocence and new sexyness she finds attractive. Also their debt, a big burden is gone, so it's only natural she is feeling better in their relationship and getting the old marriage jump-started again. Sex scene was very cute with the flapping hands and his final expression. He clearly enjoyed it.
.) Dr. Jacoby and Nadine scene was awesome, I laughed when I saw the run silent, run drapes store... and that Gold-Digging-S showel was the icing on the cake. I see a romance coming on...
.) I still miss Buella
.) Deputy Chad - I think Lucy didn't see how he has hidden the envelope, but she sure seems suspicious... postman as well, Chad winking to him was a non-verbal "move it buddy" as well.... hahahaha. When Lucy started sorting the envelopes, I was sure it was gonna be lasting minutes - surprised it didn't
.) Sylvia and Johnny Horne scene was gruesome and not easy to watch. And NOW we would know Richard is indeed her grandson in EP 10, not in EP 1 if the credits hadn't spoiled it. The intense actions in the scene, the Bear-Robot, the music sounding like German show "Traumschiff" - it was pure Lynch. So I guess Richard is Audrey's son as I suspected. Still no Audrey though <sad>.
.) Albert and Constance scene was amazing, although she still reminds me of the Coroner from the show "Lucifer" the way she behaves and is written. Liked that Gordon and Tammy scene as well, nice and sweet interlude.
.) Candy bringing up that insurance guy is hilarious, the actress sure does a great job. Mitchum's watching the slow action is also very funny.
.) Cole seing Laura as he opens the door is puzzling, very interested to see how that will turn out.
.) Diane being a traitor is something I don't like - hope she is forced or blackmailed to do this. Pciture of Evil Coop and the Box is amazing. I too hope to see Bowie in there as some posters before page 30 - thanks for bringing that up.
.) Why is Ben Horne sill wearing a wedding ring if he is no longer married to Sylvia? Divorced recently? Or married to another woman? Asking Beverly out for dinner is an interesting development after all that resitance.
.) Log-Lady scene was heartbreaking... again. Man that next episodes will be a thrill-ride! Laura is the one - yes - more Sheryl Lee time!
.) End song by RdR - horrible, the singing voice is at least 20% too loud and destroys the whole ambience of this acceptable track. And I think Rebecca del Rio can do perfectly without auto-tune IMO.
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PS: in the first "Now in Production" trailer from showtime I am stil convinced I am seing Bobby Briggs at the end being posessed.
PS2: we still haven't seen those three Cooper scenes with his pin on suit from Showtime teasers 2, 3 and 4 (in car), he looks like Cooper not Dougie, which gives me hope.
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