Here it is! Thanks for posting this. Random minor thing that jumped out at me: Tommy " The Hawk" Hill. The mysterious figure outside the Hayward house is kind of crazy to think about. I wonder if this figure was intended to be Leland, which might be a bit of a stretch, considering he just...

And just his halves of the chapter, but they also seem longer than his written portions. Though that may just be a misperception. Just getting back to the audiobook after some life issues pulled me away from it for awhile. The chapters on his early life definitely seem longer and to contain even mo...

I love how much of that scene seems significant from focus on a ring, to that, to the glowing orb the Giant sends in to Coop. Cooper’s ring is an interesting element. The backstory in MLMT is so close to what Laura goes through in FWWM that I have to assume either Lynch gave Scott Frost the idea du...

Except we know from these discussions last year that Lynch actually prefers that low-budget look for some CGI and used it throughout S3. (Personally I thought it looked good) Just to be clear, I thought the actual animation by BUF looked great; I just dislike the same animation being reused over an...

Except we know from these discussions last year that Lynch actually prefers that low-budget look for some CGI and used it throughout S3. (Personally I thought it looked good) Just to be clear, I thought the actual animation by BUF looked great; I just dislike the same animation being reused over an...

Are we referring to some other BOB? Frank Silva never exactly played it subtle. BOB was brute force, primal id and generally turned it up to eleven any time he appeared. All those shots of BOB inside the orb was just old footage of Frank doing Frank. It was not that manipulated. I loved it, but YMM...

I know someone had speculated at one point that for Frost, the scene might have manifested from his frustrations working on the poorly-received (and very messy production-wise) mid-2000s Fantastic Four films. Interestingly enough, Mark has expressed affection for the first film, and for comic books ...

It’s still maybe the part of TP:TR that leaves me most conflicted. Having freeze-framed a lot of this sequence, I admire the artistry behind the use of light and color, which is quite beautiful in individual shots, as well as the way the wonky whip-cam shooting style and editorial overlaps abstract ...

I've read twice recently that Frost's original title was going to be Dead Man's Journey, and I believe you all obviously, but can someone link me the original article/interview? I believe this was from the Sam Esmail interview: https://m.soundcloud.com/thetalkhouse/esmail-frost-320 Don’t have a tim...

Maybe he's also drawn in to what appears to be a pure and innocent person who was never given a chance to be that. She's an ideal idea to him, just like she is to Lynch. Both of them seem to acknowledge but ignore(not exactly the right word, but I can't think of a better one) the darkness underneat...

eyeboogers wrote: I think I have figured out exactly where those coordinates lead. "Jornado del Muerto" very close to the Trinity explosion site. "Jornado del Muerto/Dead Man's Journey" also being the original working title for "Twin Peaks: The Return" (according to Ma...

The Cooper/Laura dynamic is fascinating, and his obsession with her has become increasingly a surreal/fantastical extension of the classic film noir Laura, from which her name (as well as Waldo and Dr. Lydecker in S1) came. In the film, the detective falls in love with the dead Laura from reading he...

The Netflix thing could also have been an informal meeting where they were trying to pitch him the idea of developing something for their model. It doesn’t necessarily mean anything is formally underway. However, I have my fingers crossed that it’s Ronnie Rocket (especially since Netflix just did t...

Here it is! Couple of Frostian tidbits: the 8/09/74 cocktail umbrella references Nixon’s resignation rather than “Mimsy” (I noticed the date “coincidence” when I was assembling my timeline), and Audrey tells Blackie her name is Marilyn. Edit: Just so people don’t think I clumsily left it out, the c...

However, I have my fingers crossed that it’s Ronnie Rocket (especially since Netflix just did the improbable and finally got Orson Welles’s The Other Side of the Wind edited and released). That would be pretty wonderful. Keen to check out Other Side of the Wind too. Not to derail, but it deserves i...