We already know of one crossover from 6 Messiahs - Denver Bob appears in that book and SHoTP. I hadn't heard that before! Can you elaborate at all on DB's characterization in 6 Messiahs? Anything that lends credence to him having any relation to that other Bob? Unfortunately, 6 Messiahs appears to ...

The postmark on the moon landing stamp on Norma's postcard is a mistake by the book's graphics team. No one caught it. So factor that into your theories about every mistake in the book having some hidden meaning. I was at the panel too. He did say to the group that the stamp was a mistake. But then...

Maybe 'processing' the document just means they've received it, date-stamped it etc? It still doesn't wash with me though that she doesn't just turn to the end in the first instance. If your task is to work out who wrote it then the first thing I'd personally do would be to go to the end to see if ...

I've sort of been wondering why TP is in the book at all. I'm not being flippant. What I mean is: What function does this character perform in the story? What's Frost using her to accomplish? At first I thought she was an authority figure for the audience to trust (i.e. "TP verifies this docum...

I just bought this book at a bargain price on Amazon for $6. The first one reads almost word for word like the movie script, plus Lynch's additions...Anyway, I'm reading all the other novels now. Perdita Durango has her own story. It's not great literature but decent reading. I'll summarize it all ...

But a broader point. Every TP book before this had inconsistencies. The series had multiple inconsistencies and couldn't even decide if it was set in '89 or '90!! Now people have a problem with the latest book? Heaven help us when the series comes out. Heh, fair. But I think the hope (speaking for ...

Yeah, it kinda feels like we are reading what Frost wanted the show to have. It's like reading the original script for the final episode of the 2nd season; a horrible mess without an ounce of the intuitional soulful work that led the final episode be what it was. Oof, that's harsh. The Episode 29 s...

krishnanspace wrote:I have a huge crush on her

She's just about the same age as Peggy Lipton was on the original show, and looks just as incredible for 45 as Peggy did in '91! (Maybe even moreso.) Must be something in the water at the RR...

I did notice one actual typographical mistake in the printed book, I believe in the document from Jacoby about Nadine's psychological state after being shot in the eye, where a little segment about the glasses he wears is duplicated. Interestingly, this bit is read word-for-word in the audiobook. F...

On page 3, TP claims that the lockbox measures 17"x11"x3" and was designed to "snugly" fit the dimensions of the dossier. But the photo of the lockbox on the very same page clearly isn't even remotely close to these measurements. 3-11-17 trailer? 11-3-17 season 3? I doubt t...

On page 3, TP claims that the lockbox measures 17"x11"x3" and was designed to "snugly" fit the dimensions of the dossier. But the photo of the lockbox on the very same page clearly isn't even remotely close to these measurements.

I don't know why but I am worried about season 3 a bit. The book was like a proper Sci Fi government conspiracy with aliens and all. Don't want season 3 to go there. Does anyone feel the same? I understand you're worrying, but I honestly believe the theme of UFOs and outer space will be almost non-...

If I had to guess... sloppy graphic designer grabbed a stamp image they liked without realizing the issue date. Fixed it before publication without realizing the "FIRST MAN ON THE MOON" stamp was also problematic in a timeline sense. Issue Date: September 9, 1969 I disagree with you that ...

. . .and Major Briggs more than likely not appearing in the new series Nothing is certain, for sure. Maybe we'll even see LMFAP, Agent Desmond and Agent Jeffries. Movies and television are magic these days, and I wouldn't underestimate DL & MF's drive to make their vision complete, despite deat...

Almost done with the audiobook. Definitely prefer the physical book, although the audiobook contains most of the same info (it even has a lot of the images, on the final disc). The only egregious omission is that Carl Rodd's entire letter is absent from the audiobook (as is TP's corresponding commen...