Jerry Horne wrote:100% Alicia Witt.

Is that a .....blue key?

bosguy1981 wrote:What an intense episode!

Do the Mitchum brothers live in the same Vegas mansion where DeNiro and Sharon Stone live in Casino? The scene with the swimming pool out back looked familiar.

No idea, but I'm pretty sure during production it was reported that this was one of Frank Sinatra's old homes?

garethw wrote:"Damn good pie"

The first line Dougie-Coop has uttered unprompted.

I liked the angry horn-honking lady.

Bradley says, "Damn good pie" and Coop repeats "Damn good", so not really. Also "HI!!!" in part 4 was his first (only?) non-repeated dialogue.

Re: Philip Jeffries being aged and played by a different actor It would also make sense within Twin Peaks internal logic to have Philip Jeffries just be played by a little monkey, like the one that uttered "Judy" in his voice at the end of FWWM. If The Arm can evolve, then maybe Jeffries ...

This is a little thing, but did anyone else notice that Becky is credited specifically as "Rebecca (Becky) Burnett"? Probably means nothing important, but it seems unique to her character. Could it be as simple as "Rebecca" being a reference to the Hitchcock movie, a la Laura?

Still not convinced Evil Coop is actually a billionaire. But it looks like people were right to make the connection between Experiment/Mother/the playing card. "This is what I'm looking for." The box was meant to trap it? Or just capture it's image, for some reason.

Narratively, why on earth would writers Lynch and Frost have Doc Hayward mention Cooper visit Audrey when the Sheriff character is trying to get to the bottom of things? Why not just say, "after Cooper was checked up, I saw that same look again?" And clearly Richard didn't get much love a...

That whole theory relies upon there having been a rape in the hospital. Its more than a bit of a reach, surely? I imagine most probably that Richard Horne's father is someone Audrey had liaisons with post season 2. There was literally a scene in part 7 where the sole purpose (plotwise) was to intro...

That whole theory relies upon there having been a rape in the hospital. Its more than a bit of a reach, surely? I imagine most probably that Richard Horne's father is someone Audrey had liaisons with post season 2. There was literally a scene in part 7 where the sole purpose (plotwise) was to intro...