eyeboogers wrote:Everyone has the right to express their informed opinion.

So, what are your credentials? Which university has given you the vast education needed to state an opinion on a TV-show?

Cappy wrote:Is it still commonly assumed that Billy is the drunk is the jail cell?

I'm still confused as to what difference does it make. The man in the cell doesn't interact with anyone who refers to Billy, so it doesn't matter.

Also, I seriously doubt that either Lynch or Frost has spared any significant thought on the matter. They use whatever feels and looks good for the scenes they need.

I suspected just based on the original series that Black Lodge and White Lodge are names Native Americans of the area gave to a phenomenon they observed in only small part. The spirits surely don't care how humans divide and name their world. S3 seems to go into this direction, by showing us several...

someone made a really compelling argument to convince me that I might change my opinion if viewing the series from a different perspective. This is why I still come here. I'm looking for someone to point out things about S3 that I find interesting enough. Character interactions, story, coherence, m...

mtwentz wrote:But then again, I shouldn't be surprised since FWWM provoked a similar reaction if I recall correctly.

I am curious about this. I remember feeling gutted and frustrated when I first saw FWWM, and I love it now. I wonder if I'll come around to S3. Can't see it happening now, but time will tell.

eyeboogers wrote:Constructive conversations about the merits of the actual content is very welcome and why we are here.

How about constructive conversations about the faults of the actual content?

The vast majority of the people that post here loved the season - as you will see reflected in the polls here. The toxic negative environment is mainly created by 3-4 people that post the exact same rant almost daily in the "disappointed" thread and elsewhere. Once we learn to stop commen...

People should feel free to share their thoughts, without any restriction, but I do not have the impression that the majority on this forum shows a genuine affection to TPS3, which limits the amount of contributions. So you want people to share their thoughts without restriction, but only if they sh...

Excuse me, this is the Twin Peaks: The Return Profoundly Satisfied Support Group , thank you very much! :evil: Yeah I figured some one would end up calling me out on this. I was thinking maybe there should have been a thread specifically for the disappointed and satisfied exchanging views, but seem...

From what I've seen on the BTS and interviews, neither Lynch or Frost has planned the frog to be Judy, or anything else. Nor have they figured out what the Jumping Man represents. And they haven't given a seconds thought about what Sarah being possessed means to the dynamics of the original series. ...

eyeboogers wrote:It is meant to feel inauthentic, to make audiences feel cheated.

If someone punches me in the face, I don't care if they meant to do it to represent a symbolic issue. Bad writing is bad writing, even if the writers are aware that it's bad.

Personally I had more problems with Nadine in the "old series" with that nonsense of having enormous physical powers than with the green glove guy. TV series, a feature, a movie, art? Why not all at the same time? The difference is, BOB was the main villain in the original series, and we'...

What I was trying to say is, this season represents L/F’s vision of TP as of 2017, albeit imperfectly realized (as all artistic works are, to a greater or lesser degree). I don’t believe that a larger budget alone would have led to a version of the show that would have won any more converts. Maybe ...

This information about their resources being limited kinda makes me feel better about the show. I mean, it's crap, and they should have sized it down according to resources available, but still. The slowness, the filler scenes, the music videos, the editing mistakes, poorly constructed characters, p...