RainingPostToasties wrote: I meant about the dog :>

Oh, my bad!

I think the dog leg from a previous episode was mentioned. And also, the cow jumped over the moon poem references a dog.

micpoc wrote:

The Brown Lodge wrote:monitor rising up out of the desk was ridiculous

You mean ridiculously amazing, right?

The wooden lever that raises it-hilarious. I laughed out loud on that one.

Another great night! The beginning was a touch expository, but I still enjoyed every moment. Glad to see all the threads advance a little. - Three pages from Laura's diary, and we've only heard the passage we knew would be there. And the one about BOB. The page we got a glimpse at last week contain...

I coulda sworn Audrey was gonna be in this episode.

Also coulda sworn that the sweeper at the Roadhouse was gonna sweep for the last 8 minutes.

Major Briggs time travels? Or time traveled, I guess.

Zero before last week... since then all of them ! :) You are a f'n genius!!! Ahahha Thanks. Seriously speaking, I work at a PD and the stall doors are of the very same color. Now I can't look at them the same way I did until last Sunday 7:59pm :) I have to stop watching this thing if I want to keep...

I have to be honest, I was pretty bored with this episode and thought it the worst of the series so far..I did not like the hit and run accident or the murder scene with the little guy. Richard Horne is an asshole I think. I did like however Laura Dern as Diane, the scene with Albert in the rain an...

I took Coop looking from "Bud" Mullins's boxing poster (presumably a young Don Murray from some film?) down to the flesh-and-blood Bushnell before him to be a contemplation on aging, and on the years Coop himself has lost. Yeah, to me it looked like Coop was figuring out that the boxer in...

What puzzles me (drives me nut) is that that's THE pole of FWWM, the No. 6 pole that was "somehow" linked to the No. 7 on the elevator for at the FBI Headquarters where Jeffries happered. Lynch put THAT specific pole (which is the SAME one of FWWM) for a porpouse. What's really puzzling i...

It is the same http://www.dugpa.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=4509 http://www.dugpa.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=4508 I was just about to point out the difference in backgrounds here. Is it safe to say that it's not just a different angle, but that the pole has moved?...

THIS TBH I don't get it and can't write get it out of my head. Yes! I want people to talk about this. Is the 5 digit number on the pole a zip code? What is the purpose of the single 6 on the pole? When I say purpose, I mean the real life purpose, not what it might symbolize. What puzzles me (drives...

Btw, there was some discussion above about the location of Deer Meadow: people seem to variously feel it could be anywhere from TP's neighboring town to Oregon! For the record, the Pilot makes clear that Teresa was murdered in the southwestern corner of "this state," i.e., Washington. Twi...

Qubism wrote: I did like seeing parts 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 together. If I did a rewatch after it's all done, I think I would do 2 parts together at a time.

Agreed. Especially since the beginning of Part 6 picks up *directly* where Part 5 ended.

twin-b wrote:Red: "Heads I win, tails you lose."

I didn't catch that on first watch.

I saw it coming, as this is a trick my dad used to play on me when I was little.

What do you think Cooper was trying to do with his sleeve in the opening scene? Take his jacket off?

When Coop runs his finger over the 7 on the Lucky 7 Insurance case files, it reminded me of the markings on the coffee cups that the Glass Box watchers were drinking from.