Nice catch on the color similarities, I somehow missed that entirely. If it's not coincidental, then what does it mean or suggest? It could be sort of just a casual link between scenes. I feel like S3 kinda does that -- Jerry Horne screaming about someone stealing his car echoing the police question...

One plot dangler from S3: Becky Burnett's fate. Steven, her husband, seems to shoot himself while in a drug fueled mania, but not before babbling about how "she made me do it." That, coupled with the ominous shot of the Burnett trailer after this sequence, seemed to suggest some dark endin...

Wow, that's really interesting about the Three Graces + The Candy Trio. I originally wanted to try to think of Candy & Co. as being akin to The Three Fates (or Moirai), but there isn't much discernible connection between the two groups other than the fact that they are both trios. Laura's death ...

Since we've been touching on mythology in this thread, does anyone know of any precedent or parallel for Richard Horne's demise in world myths? It's one of the most 'wtf?' moments in S3, as well as a potential cliffhanger that could be answered in S4 (although it seems that, in part, Richard is re-i...

In my native language odian is a sort of an enitity that can perform black magic and disguise itself to appear whatever they want to viewer to see That's really interesting, because I've long suspected that when Naido turns into Diane, it's less of a revealing of a true form than it is her assuming...

Following this script, we could argue that Señorita Dido represents goddess Juno ("Goddess of marriage and childbirth"), which again makes sense knowing what we have been shown concerning Laura's birth in Season 3. Yes, there is an abundance of mythology and psychology in TP. Why is he no...

The implication that Sarah has a crystal ball (her television) that lets her see events outside of her home, yet is unable or unwilling to see events in her own home, is really interesting.

If it is the case that Season 3 completed the story, or closed the narrative circle, I'd be fine with Season 4 being an On The Air style comedy based on the Horne family and their zany antics. Ben, Jerry, Johnny, Audrey, and Richard all struggling to keep The Great Northern afloat, with Richard and ...

The new, less catatonic but still dimwitted Douglas Jones has been enlisted by Gordon Cole as an FBI agent. He opens up the cold case of Laura Palmer gone missing. :wink: I feel like perhaps the Jones family saga has been wrapped up, but it would be neat to see more of the Dougie that appeared in e...

I don't think there is an easy resolution or explanation of what was going on in ep. 18, so if there were to be a Season 4, I'd be ok with Lynch/Frost barely even acknowledging Seasons 1-3 for a few episodes. Episode 18 left so much to unpack, that it would be best sorted through slowly, and over th...

If they made a Season 4, does anyone have any ideas on what it would even be about? I would love to see more Twin Peaks, but the finale of S3 really exploded the whole concept, what with Cooper preventing Laura's death, then returning her to her mother's home at some undisclosed moment in time... Ar...

Lynch directing Love In Vain would be fascinating on several levels. I'd be really excited to see his interpretation of the "devil" that taught Robert Johnson how to play guitar.

Re: Audrey's original role in S3 Watching S3 the first time through, I really suspected Naido was going to be revealed as Audrey. The narrative still kind of feels like it was setting that up on some level, with Audrey shifting or waking up from the bar and ending up in some white room in ep. 16, th...

As far as the Bowie tin machine, I have no problem with it. That smoke is beautiful. It's mysterious, far better than recreating him with typical CGI, and the role is significant. I think that much of the disappointment people may feel is a result of holding out hope that, after 14 plus hours, Bowi...

I personally feel like we got just enough Sarah Palmer. Obviously more would have been great, but the four or so scenes she was in count among S3's best. Her biting the guy's neck off in the bar, her meltdown in the grocery store, her watching National Geographic as her eyes slower get bigger, her m...