I don't know about what motivates or drives the Tremonds as individual characters, but in terms of their overall significance to Laura Palmer's arc, they seem to be arbiters of the realization of bad things. Their interactions with her in FWWM precipitates her realization that her father is her abus...

Yeah, Jim Jarmusch could do something interesting with Twin Peaks. It's weird, TP cuts across a few different genres and styles, and most directors are so narrowly stuck in one, so it's hard to think of one director that could so justice to all of TP's disparate elements. I think Ari Aster (Heredita...

Nice catch with the room key! I just realized that Cooper's room number (315) corresponds with the two giant wall sockets in the Mauve Room in S3 Part 3 ("15" first, and then "3"). That's a neat level of detail on the part of Lynch/Frost. I love how this show rewards repeat viewi...

But let's step back a second. Unless we consider the possibility that Briggs set up to have his own body planted (which is bonkers), there's a second-party, hostile to him, planting his body. Why wouldn't they take the ring out? And doesn't that imply that Briggs, a good guy, wants the same thing a...

I'm hoping that during this quarantine time Lynch is going through all of the unused footage from Season 3. Whether he uses that footage for Season 4 or just another Missing Pieces, it would be amazing to see. I believe that during filming of the final scene with Cooper and Carrie outside the Palme...

Yeah a September replay seems the likely culprit -- A local news update during a commercial referenced the Helsinki Summit (9/9/1990). They showed this bizarre ad that featured a guy who looked just like Harry Dean Stanton at the beginning of Paris, Texas, walking around the desert chugging grapefru...

Looks like https://www.twitch.tv/coronteevee is now showing episode 5 of the original Peaks. One strange thing I'm seeing so far -- the opening credits lists director credits for a Part 1 (Lesli Linka Glatter) and a part 2 (Caleb Deschanel) while Cooper is getting coffee in the Great Northern... wha...

Did the channel and/or a fan record it so people can see it that missed it? Not to my knowledge, although some of the random TP content shown has been floating around on Youtube for some time, like the Donahue special and the complete Invitation To Love. Supposedly at 10 am ET tomorrow (4/12/20), t...

It was awesome. They showed the Donahue episode with the cast and Mark Frost, a local Minnesota TV panel discussion on TP (w/ Frost), some On The Air, the COMPLETE Invitation To Love, and of course the pilot. The overall quality of the pilot was good, typical VHS recording fare, with a minimal amoun...

That twitch channel is currently showing that episode of Donahue with the TP cast!

Eric DaRe's hair in this is just out control.

This Twitch channel is going to show the Pilot as it originally aired 30 years ago today, complete with commercial breaks!: https://www.twitch.tv/coronteevee It starts a 8pm ET (4/8/20), but starting at 5pm, they are going to be showing some "rare" TP content -- I'm guessing the coffee com...

Apparently Kyle is going to be live tweeting the pilot today(4/8/20) at 11:30 am PT, and Mädchen Amick is going to be involved too.

Sounds like fun! Kyle's twitter: https://twitter.com/Kyle_MacLachlan

What about the sick zombie-esque girl with the unknown disease and her honking mother in Part 11? I think that level of panic and confusion goes along with what you're saying as well. Definitely. I think there's also something also to be said for The Return's fixation (or mere acknowledgement) of h...

The Thing is the most relevant Carpenter movie to today’s situation... It's funny you mention that -- I was watching Adrienne Barbeau watch the supernatural fog creep across the beach and into her town, and I couldn't help but think of the current situation. But yeah, The Thing is most relevant and...

I don't remember Jean-Michel Renault's specific words in Part 7, but his claim that his family has owned the Roadhouse for decades could be read as an over the top boast. Almost every criminal in film/tv makes similar statements about running a city, neighborhood, or particular industry. It's usuall...