Northman wrote:this is the water and this is the well
dirty bearded men!!
i told them to fix their hearts or die
hellooo ooooo
a goddamn bad story
let's rock
i dont need...i want
starting positions
got a light?

great poem

Someone help me out here please. In the scene with Bushnell, Anthony and Dougie, Bushnell says "and those two cops that dougie found?" Anthony answers "he knows about them too?" Maybe this is a silly question, but what are they talking about? Did I miss something? Spotted this o...

Someone help me out here please. In the scene with Bushnell, Anthony and Dougie, Bushnell says "and those two cops that dougie found?" Anthony answers "he knows about them too?"

Maybe this is a silly question, but what are they talking about? Did I miss something?

So, Sky Germany/Austria accidentally posted episode 14 instead of episode 13 (but called it part 13) and I didn't realise it until it was too late, so I finished watching it...hope I can avoid spoilers until I see part 13.

The Cooper story is really just a broad narrative/ structural spine to hang an endless series of digressions and thematically linked episodes on. The longer it goes on the more chance Lynch/ Frost ( and therefore the audience) have to explore this world and tell more stories. Finality or resolution...

Not saying there's no stock in the corn vodka theory, but is it that hard to imagine that perhaps characters like Diane and Sarah are simply alcoholics? We know Sarah's been through some real bad shit, and Diane probably has too - not that out of the question for them to be numbing the emotional pa...

Not saying there's no stock in the corn vodka theory, but is it that hard to imagine that perhaps characters like Diane and Sarah are simply alcoholics? We know Sarah's been through some real bad shit, and Diane probably has too - not that out of the question for them to be numbing the emotional pa...

"What is your name?" made me think of Annie...not sure why, I guess I just want to see her again. Hah, part of me is expecting that the real Cooper will return in the last scene, only to be utterly confused and ask "Where's Annie?" ... STARRING KYLE MACLACHLAN That would certain...

Dean Hurley said all the Roadhouse musical acts were shot in one day, I believe. He didn't say whether the dialogue scenes were shot that same day, although I doubt it -- that's already a jam-packed production day just doing all the musical acts. Presumably, the dialogue scenes were all shot around...

"What is your name?" made me think of Annie...not sure why, I guess I just want to see her again.

Not one of my favourites, but I still enjoyed the episode. I really think the biggest reason why people were disappointed was because of the hype on Twitter. Sarah was fantastic and that FWWM music David reused gave me goosebumps. The scene with Gordon, Albert and the woman was even funnier on a 2nd...

Can't say. Episode 14 is still my favourite episode of tv ever and FWWM my favourite film (even saw it on the big screen recently, which was an experience I'll never forget), but the return is incredible so far and with 10 more episodes to go, everything's possible.

What would be the point of that moment if BOB would still be with the doppelganger after that? Just to show us something we already know, which is that BOB is inside of him? We are obviously supposed to be kept guessing here because otherwise the Bob-orb would have just clearly flown away from bad ...

What would be the point of that moment if BOB would still be with the doppelganger after that? Just to show us something we already know, which is that BOB is inside of him?

I thought the sound-design during that Spirits/Evil Coop/Ray scene was incredible and felt very different and new. It created a mood that I don't think I can compare to anything else in Lynch's filmography. I just can't get rid of that feeling this scene gave me and I love it.