You really are new here, huh. Hah, like I said, I've lurked around for practically two years now - don't know what that qualifies me as :) Regarding the "spoilers" thread, I went over it quite religiously over the last year, but honestly, I don't remember any major revelations about the n...

For example, based on things posted here, we know (to a degree of certainty) who certain actors are playing in the upcoming series, but that isn't public info or confirmed by Showtime. Well, we know for certain which character Kyle MacLachlan is playing. As for the others, we might assume we know w...

Edited, thanks, djerdap Will this do?

I like the new policy. Keep the mystery alive or GTFO. Simple and straightforward. :lol: Not that there's been that many spoilers in here to begin with. Hardly any, as a matter of fact. You're new here. There was a whole thread dedicated to spoilers that has been deleted now. I remember that thread...

Most of them are just 'fine'. Not good titles, not interesting. Just labels. Something like 'The Condemned Woman', it's fine, I guess the episode contains what it says on the tin. Something like Variations on Relations is just meaningless, but, whatever. But May the Giant Be With You is atrocious, ...

Panapaok wrote:I like the new policy. Keep the mystery alive or GTFO. Simple and straightforward.

Not that there's been that many spoilers in here to begin with. Hardly any, as a matter of fact.

it looks like S2 is being relegated to Showtime 2. Sort of understandable. The back half or so of S2 isn't going to do Showtime any favors in terms of bringing in fresh viewers. I think you are underestimating the impact of, as you say, "the back half of S2". There's some seriously potent...

Most of them are just 'fine'. Not good titles, not interesting. Just labels. Something like 'The Condemned Woman', it's fine, I guess the episode contains what it says on the tin. Something like Variations on Relations is just meaningless, but, whatever. But May the Giant Be With You is atrocious, ...

Masters of Horror was truly great, especially in terms of the gore, violence and sex boundaries they were able to push on television. And it also ran on Showtime (it was the show which put it on my radar actually), the fact that gives me high hopes for new Twin Peaks. The fact that I'm a sucker for ...

I'm actually looking forward to a "shitshow", as you put it! Wouldn't be a complete Twin Peaks experience without it. Besides, if everyone would look at a thing in the same way, there'd be nothing to argue about - where's the fun in that?

May and The Woods are great, as is practically anything else from this director, in particular Red (2008) about an old man getting revenge on thugs who murdered his faithful companion dog, and The Woman (2011) about a feral female discovered in the forest by a very disfunctional (to say the least) f...