You always have to assume the possibility of dream states with Lynch, but whether this ending is a "dream" in the classic sense or an alternate timeline/reality I think the morning Coop wakes up and finds the note is not the very next morning after the Diane sexual encounter. Another reaso...

While everyone's takes/interpretation of the finale range from somewhat similar to worlds apart, there seems to be an almost universal agreement & acceptance of two things having happened in part 18 (myself included): 1. The motel Cooper exited the following morning was not the same, neither was...

For me it has to be the frog-moth crawling into the girl while "My Prayer" was on the radio.

@ gfh110 That's some great stuff there - really enjoyed reading your analysis and making the comparisons to mine, which I appreciate. Much like Twin Peaks itself - and its creative force of Frost & Lynch - it proves once again that some things are never meant to be understood, because that's th...

Love it or hate it, we KNEW the finale would do two things: 1. Not close the book entirely on the story of Twin Peaks 2. Allow plenty of room (perhaps too much) for us to draw our own conclusions and be left with more questions There were obviously a lot of story lines & twists that had me scrat...

Stumbled across this tidbit on Wiki - thought it was interesting: " Jack Rabbit as symbol The jack rabbit has become the symbol of Odessa. Beginning in 1932, Odessa held a rodeo for roping rabbits. In one competition, cowgirl Grace Hendricks roped a rabbit from horseback in five seconds and bea...

I'm going with the alternate dimension/parallel reality result of "passing through" - rather than having changesd history or altered existences. I feel (IMO anyway) Cooper DID save Laura from being murdered that night, but the significance of her having been whisked away just before reachi...

So in the end, Mrs. Chalfont/Tremond had the last laugg - and Cooper was truly thrust into the heart of the pure darkness of evil that is JUDY... And perhaps we ended with Cooper in the past - before the Palmers bought the house... and Mrs. Chalfont was setting everything in motion - which is what C...

So in the end, Mrs. Chalfont/Tremond had the last laugh - controlled everything - and thrust our beloved Agent Cooper into the heart of the pure darkness of evil that is JUDY... And perhaps we ended with Cooper in the past - before the Palmers bought the house... and Mrs. Chalking was setting everyt...

NAIDO is not Diane - NAIDO is revealed to be AUDREY. I have no way of explaining how she ended up in this situation (especially considering she was clearly in the hospital after the bank explosion and was raped by Mr. C) but doesn't it make perfect sense since she's been trapped in her own world, se...

We will see the insurance agent from PART 1 again; the scene with Lucy explaining the "two sheriff Truman's" will now conclude with her looking at the business card he handed her, which will say "DOUGLAS JONES - Lucky 7 Insurance Agent". Cooper definitely sent that guy in there p...

After a very long day driving to Nevada and exploring for hours around the shores of Lake Tahoe, hurrying after and at times carrying my son, we were heading back to California after dark. As I drove through the tall dark trees at night, the headlights illuminated a pitch black two-lane road windin...

I'm doing this from memory, so apologies in advance if I misquoted: "For a while, day after tomorrow, I'll need to be on my own. That might be a good time for you to learn how to mind your own business." "If there's one thing you should know about me, Ray, it's that I don't need anyth...

All I know is it would be great if when it's all over we got a special "DATELINE NBC: TWIN PEAKS" recap hosted by Keith Morrison...

Hester Prynne wrote:Was anyone else expecting Don Draper and Roger Sterling to show up at Dougie's business dinner?

Hard choice between which character has better sarcastic lines - Roger Sterling or Albert Rosenfield!