I didn't watch Australian TV this morning, but I assume it was about this thing that popped into my inbox this morning: "In an Australian and New Zealand first, five of the stars of TWIN PEAKS, Sheryl Lee, Kimmy Robertson, Michael Horse, Al Strobel, Dana Ashbrook and the Executive Producer of ...

hmmmm I saw the same advert on Stan yesterday (as a gif, not a video trailer), and of course my first thought was Twin Peaks! Then it turns out it is a Showtime thing (makes sense- Stan distributes all Showtime shows in Australia as far as I can tell). Surely this must have absolutely nothing to do...

:mrgreen: Pylons/transmission towers never looked as menacing as they did in part 18. They looked less like those figures from the owl cave petroglyph to me that they did to stylised and massive wireframe owls. My thought was maybe Coop got out of his car and tried to sense something sent from the ...

The tag line was "it is happening again" and that is very clear here. There are several ways you can interpret the series as a whole as well as the ending. Here's one that I'm really leaning towards- Given the numerous references to Buddhist/Tibetan beliefs in the first 2 seasons, I think...

"I'll take you for a walk" Part 18 was Coop jumping over to another branch on the sycamore tree.

Don't know if this has been mentioned yet, but I got this feeling (and hope, cause I think it would be pretty cool) that the vortexes are gateways to a certain person/figure's dream, so Andy's visit to the WL was actually a visit to this person/figure's dream (which also could explain Cole/Albert's ...

sewhite2000 wrote:

firefly2193 wrote:In Part 11, in a scene suggested to be in advance of many of the scenes in Part 13, the police officer says he'd just been at Big Ed's Gas farm. Why was he out there? Could be interesting...

He was getting gas?

Damn it! You beat me to it.

OMG, FWWM reference!!! :mrgreen: Firstly, it wasn't Sycmore Trees we heard (it was, as someone mentioned, a New Order tune), secondly, Sycamore Trees weren't even in FWWM at all, was it (though, oddly, it is on the FWWM OST album)? Actually Sycamore Trees is in FWWM but it's an instrumental. You ca...

About the wallpaper from the stairs with the woodsmen; yeah, it looks similar to the one in the painting, but the flowers themselves (or whatever it is) on the former is way smaller than those on the painting, aren't they?

The man on the piano was playing Sycamore Trees right? That's what he remembered? My god I almost started crying - that scene of his face... really shows the journey of him becoming the iconic figure we know and love. OMG, FWWM reference!!! :mrgreen: Firstly, it wasn't Sycmore Trees we heard (it wa...

Something new: The part 13 description is here:

Sarah, Log Lady, Coopers mother, even Shelley, I'm sure that '56-girl could be anyone. Most likely, imo, she's an unknown character to the original TP-saga. Personally, I'm rooting for Buella.

And we got to meet the mother of BOB. How about that?

This part should have lasted forever