Someone mentioned something about the Black Lodge and Mexico. I am racking my brain to know what you're talking about. Anyone else know? I have no memory of that Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Tammy, Albert and Gordon were talking about cell pings, and included verbiage about pings from Philly ...

Just incredible. Her performance gave me chills. So great. I've been mildly positive on most of the roadhouse music scenes, but this is one of the few, to my mind, that matches the beauty and power of Julee Cruise in the original run and FWWM. I also love that it binds together Twin Peaks and Mulho...

I literally know nothing of Gardenback except for the AFI script and plans to do that before Eraserhead. I've never known details. That's why I asked. Thanks for clarifying, even if it's really just pointing out (what I should have recognized as obvious) that its a creature with a "garden back...

anyone else almost think candy was a spirit or ghost until she actually slapped one of the mitchums? Yyyyyup. And I thought it was pretty funny, given how freaking hard she smacked him. It was no slap-stick hit. The ensuing weeping and wallowing was rather less amusing. I like the way the actor pla...

I'll need to rewatch and have a good look at it, but it reminded me of the little I know about an old, old Lynch screenplay called "Gardenback", I think. Care to elaborate? Not much to say, really, and I could well be wrong -- on first viewing, the picture looked like an animal with trees...

Forgive me if someone already mentioned this, but that drawing Gordon was doing on the coffee table, with the moose/antlered animal... it looks like a painting in the Palmer living room! I think it's shown in multiple episodes but I want to say it was shown prominently in the scene with the Louis A...

That Rebekah Del Rio song was incredible. Just incredible. Her performance gave me chills. So great. I've been mildly positive on most of the roadhouse music scenes, but this is one of the few, to my mind, that matches the beauty and power of Julee Cruise in the original run and FWWM. I also love t...

djsunyc wrote:strange that gordon saw laura. was she coming through from albert or was it a gordon only vision?

"Are you my friend?"

If people are speculating that Albert may be dirty (I don't think he is), perhaps that that scene, superimposed over Albert, has Cole asking Albert the same question.

madeleineferguson wrote:A coffee cup was thrown through a window!!

Damn, I missed the significance of that.

Well, thanks Mark Frost for not lyin' to us! lol.

Who knew Jan D'arcy would get one of the best scenes in the series so far. Very Clockwork Orange. Yeah, that's exactly what I felt. Exactly the same kind of helpless nausea. And poor Becky. And poor lady in the pretty little caravan whose name escapes me. There was some serious nastiness in this pa...

Jerry Horne wrote:What's up with Cole's pants?

What's up your foot?

Is it the Further Evolution of The Arm?

a dude running into a wall. A couple of people mentioned that it was like Ben Horne's injury in ep. 29, but it reminded me of Madeleine's fate, too. With Coop's bathroom mirror scene, that makes four folks in TP who've smashed their heads into walls. Lynch sure likes his head injuries, but this par...

Actually, if you look closely, Hastings dates the Briggs picture "9/29". The "9" does kind of look like a zero at first glance...so I guess Buckhorn scenes are in the same timeline as the Twin Peaks scenes. I assume Bill wrote 9/29 rather sloppily, as that would be the day the r...

Also, the Buckhorn coroner is my favorite new character. I love her. Yeah, I really enjoy her, too. Is she making eyes at Albert? I assumed Albert was "indisposed" because he was spending quality time with Constance. Sparks were definitely flying between those two. I love her, she is a pe...

Cipher wrote:

garethw wrote:Yeah, I really enjoy her, too. Is she making eyes at Albert?

They both love jokes and the series is going to end with their wedding, which Major Briggs foresaw.

Unfortunately, they can't find the ring, because Major Briggs ate that one, too.