Scenario: "We are friends. Let's have breakfast".Rainwater wrote:Could be because they're friends?
Meh. Must be something more to it than just that. Twin Peaks? Maybe not. But something.
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Scenario: "We are friends. Let's have breakfast".Rainwater wrote:Could be because they're friends?
bob_wooler wrote:Can someone remind me why these guys had breakfast together in January 2018?
lmaoRainwater wrote:You're right, there has to be something to it. Notice David is prominently displaying three of his fingers on the cup. Kyle's fingers are hidden. Also notice the symbol resembling an eye behind Laura Dern.
And that croissant! Now this is really something interesting to think about.
If you think he's passing off a rumor that is literally fourth hand in good faith then I don't know what to tell you. I suppose it's possible that he's just a really gullible person, but as others here who have probably followed him more closely than I suggest, that seems unlikely.Agent Earle wrote:It saddens me to see such bad will and distrust (maybe even hostility?) directed towards O & A YouTube channel. Maybe these guys did like their jokes a bit too much back in the day and perhaps they did throw some of the rumors that came their way re: S3 into the ether a bit hastily, without checking their credibility, but I never took them for anything less than harmless, uberpassionate TP fans like those visiting this forum. The guy running it is hugely knowledgeable when it comes to all things TP and contributed some excellent analyses of its universe over time - he always has something meaningful to say about its many faces, themes, and topics. His channel has been going strong for years now and is one of the regular sources for me to get my TP talk fix, even when there's nothing happening (or seems like nothing's happening) - it's a wellcoming, pleasant place for any TP fan to wallow in his obssession. He hosted some interesting guests on the show over the years, like Jennifer Lynch and James Marshall, for instance. Plus he's currently in the process of bringing his very own TP related fan film to the screen, which some of the TP cast have endorsed in the process of gathering funds for the project.
I'd actually be happy with something along these lines, sort of like how they did Season 1 and the first third or so of Season 2. Maybe Lynch could direct the really important episodes and co-write a few scripts with Frost. I'd say he could even handpick or oversee any other directors on the show, but I don't know how involved with that he'd want to be. Obviously I'd prefer Lynch directing every ep, but that might not be feasible for any number of reasons.Jonah wrote:Also, I'm going to be alone on this one (probably) but something else I'd be down for would be Showtime launching a new season (or seasons) and Lynch being in control of the first episode or "pilot" and filming that, then taking a back seat as an executive, with Mark Frost or others taking charge as showrunners, and Lynch frequently popping back up to write/direct other episodes. Much like the original run. I just feel that that's the only way a new season of TP could get on the air sooner (if Lynch just filmed one episode and a team was in charge of additional episodes).