I dont know but when I get in my 70s and have a giant hearing aid at least I know I can go to South Dakota and pick someone up in a bar who looks like a model :) haha. well if you are FBI agent or a film director in an upmarket hotel with your own supply of fine french wines and an inexhaustible su...

re pacing and 'slowness':

in the four episodes since #8, we've come quite along way, if you stop and think about it...

looking forwards to re-watching this as one big thing ( without the roadhouse outros).

oh... apropos of nothing...
this was the first episode of the current series where i went to sleep after watching it, and dreamt that i was INSIDE THE PROGRAMME with those people we just saw...

hardly ever do that with TV....

there was alot of onine huffing and puffing before this ep., members of cast twittering stuff about Candy, etc, conjecture that Cooper would come back, oeople saying that '' let's rock '' meant that it would be another '' lodge '' or ep 8 style meltdown episode, and so on. I regret reading it, reall...

Agreed. I'm actually starting to believe it might've been better if the "suits" had won during the spring-2015 negotitation crisis. This really shouldn't've been an 18 hours-long series. disagree. For me this series is at it's best when it gives itself time to explore scenes and people an...

The new york times has an interesting take on this episode, if anyone is interested: ''over and over, this episode sets the old against the new, while marveling at the contrasts.'' ''Mostly, the episode strikes a wistful tone...this hour also pauses to reflect and to call back to old legacies and tr...

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5- Did you notice that the victims/potential victims of the woodsmen are in slow motion?

end ep. 10 just after Cole/ Lynch sees Laura vision at door, Tammy arrives...in slow motion.

I'd probably compare this season to a whole bunch of small puppets in a hugely complex and challenging framework.

haha

re viewing figures sure they are low but i know zero people who are watching it on showtime in europe - everyone is downloading it or watching it on Sky ( uk ) or whatever channel it is being shown on in their own country. What the ACTUAL global viewing figures are is anyone's guess. We only have th...

about this repeated shot. there is a funny story about luis bunuel that his son tells. Alot of shots were repeated in '' the exterminating angel''. First of all he had some bother with the studio cutting them out. Then later i think ( if i remember right) some cinemas even cut them out because they ...

I also think that there is some symbology in the fact that Dougie drank alcohol; I think it means that he has come of age, he is now an adult. That's why he snapped right after tasting the champagne. bollocks to that . He put the glass down and ate the pie. All he did with alcohol is clink glasses .

And editors are just way too fast in flipping scenes for whatever feel or framing they want. For example, the flipped airplane view a few parts back with the reverse writing. I guess it is so easy to do in digital editing.

in a painting it wouldn't bother you. In a TV programme it is unfamiliar.

@sylvia north Twin Peaks 2017 group on Facebook found this - did a search here, didn't know if it'd been caught here or no. Three minutes apart, Diane's POV is flipped there are a ton of examples of shots being re-used twice, lines of dialogue or camera set ups hand gestures or partial scenes repeat...

He will.There are 2 shots of Cooper from the teasers that we havent seen till now

one being of him driving a car, which suggests by that time he has his wits about him...

anybody else think that dougie coop's buff body was cgi'd in as a joke?

it's about how he is seen not how he ''is''.