baxter wrote:He might assume there was something going on, and warn people not to say something they will regret, but he might not know for sure.

I've realised that if I am ever in court, I don't want the jury to be comprised of dugpa members. We're too good at reaching speculative conclusions!

Objection!

i agree.. i've thrown some heavy criticism in a few of the episodes thread and never once have i been shut down for it. people are very welcome to challenge any reservations or praise i have but this idea that those who have been critical of the show elsewhere than this thread are being hounded and...

My heart says, "of course," but my mind is torn between its longing for answers and its (newfound?) realization that it may not like the answers it's given.

For me, as of right now, Twin Peaks is dead (but yet it lives). Ask me again after I have read Frost's next book.

judasbooth wrote:

Mallard wrote:

judasbooth wrote:Surely the closing scenes of the final episode hammered the point home: Twin Peaks is dead.

As a doornail?

Deader.

Doornail: I am dead, yet I live.

judasbooth wrote:Surely the closing scenes of the final episode hammered the point home: Twin Peaks is dead.

As a doornail?

I haven't finished watching the finale in whole, but I just got to say punching the Bob Ball is really f***ing stupid. Like super f***ing stupid. Like thought bubble little Nicky stupid. F**k green glove, I want my life back that I wasted watching that character He's not Little Nicky, but he's way ...

Dreamy Audrey wrote:I really wanted a resolution for Sarah/Experiment/Glass box, Audrey/Mr. C/Richard and Shelly/Bobby/Becky/Red. But I am mostly disappointed that none of the plots were resolved and were completely irrelevant. Re-watching parts 1-16 seems pointless now except for a few scenes.

Concur.

I wish they didn't destroy the mystery of Cooper's tape recorder in the first place. Did they? I'm a lot less clear today on who (or what) Diane is (or was) than I ever have been. After The Missing Pieces, it really didn't see like much of a mystery, aside from what she looked like (which technical...

The Gazebo wrote:I thought about how a Sopranos revival a la The Return would look like: David Chase as the new mob boss, relocating his crew to Bahamas, and fighting multiple international zombie families for control over magical golden balls.

I'd watch.

It had a few decent moments, and mostly sucked. I pretty much loved the whole episode, except I was underwhelmed by the Jeffries/Teapot. But can I really fault Lynch for that? Not really, since it was better than a Bowie recast. Yeah, if they were going to keep him in the story, there was no soluti...

I suppose I'm still technically mixed. I sort of like it for what it is as its own thing, but can't help wishing it could have been more like the Season 3 I had imagined. And there's some narrative and pacing choices I seriously question. I'm at the stage where I'm not sure how I feel about it tbh....

"Author of Superfudge" wasn't listed as an option, so I chose Garland Briggs.

(taken from reddit) Someone caught what appears to be Sarah's face superposed over the Jumping Man https://i.redditmedia.com/2CyYj0vW-MLwUEOTlbaDnMCi-IUd6XYnIiS8DxRmI2g.png?w=834&s=1a93ca28246b39617d6166fb81be0e88 And from the last episode, when Sarah removes her face, we saw something that loo...

iar wrote:Sarah's obsession with Bloody Marys is like my wife's obsession with Bloody Marys. Should I be concerned?

Yes, I'd be concerned. Heartburn isn't fun for anybody.

yaxomoxay wrote:- Green glove guy.... I think they were bored. My 15yo commented with a resounding "what's the point?"

Wise beyond their years.