Looking back on it all, I think the plot and acting of the original Twin Peaks wasn't all that great either (to me anyway), in fact it was probably pretty average at best. But what elevated it to something great was: 1. the beautiful way they filmed it, with beautiful locations and a beautiful ward...

I've tried writing this post three or four different times, but my words always end up becoming some sort of weird mush because of all the different ways I feel about this series. I actually loved it very much, yet still feel disappointed with it. And the reasons for that feeling are contradictory a...

Besides my thank you post a few pages back, I had planned on only reading this thread until the whole show was over because some of the later parts made me appreciate earlier parts more, but Part 16 has left me with a feeling that I want to put out there and I don't have anyone else to talk to this ...

I just wanted to pop in and say I am extremely thankful for this thread and to mlsstwrt for creating it. I know it was not created as a place for discussion, but as a haven for those who are profoundly disappointed with The Return. Yet, I feel(with the exception of a few posts here and there) it has...

I don't actually dread endings in general because I am more interested in the journey than the final destination, at least with television. I feel a movie ending being bad has a much larger chance of ruining an experience than does a show. Longform television and storytelling, to me, feels like a ro...

Jonah wrote:Hmm ok! Was that the one we never saw - and how do you guys know that?

The credits

What a thing this was. An imperfect thing, but a thing with lots to love that, for me, overall outweighed a few disappointments. Was it Twin Peaks in the way a lot of people compartmentalize and remember it? Not so much, and I feel that was both the most advantageous and disadvantageous thing about ...

There's nowhere to go... but home!!!!

Jerry Horne wrote:Folks, please use the boards attachment feature to upload photos. Otherwise your post may be deleted.

Sorry bout that and the repost.

Don't think I've seen this one posted before, apologies if I missed it.


Really nice hq version here http://www.bostonherald.com/sites/defau ... k=CihlepVm

Just got the original key art piece from the graphic novel pitch by Matt Haley! Only unfurled and removed from the tube and plastic sheath for a photo, and now it sits while I wait to accumulate some funding for framing.

It's possible he just read an outline, or Bob Engels read it and Lynch didn't.

I only felt it when he was reciting the "Fire walk with me" chant.Dont you mean MIKE.Philip Gerard was just his host.No one knows how MIKE really looks like He also loses his arm AND has needles all around him. I dont remember reading that he lost his hand.Which page is it on? Page 269. T...

This only in case that he himself has become a deity of sorts in his own right - otherwise they would not let him show face, he is trapped in blackness inside the lodge if not fully eradicated, and alive on the outside. And even if it's the former, who knows which way that could have gone, the phot...

It is possible that their first arrival in our dimension and occupation of the Lodge(s) began in the 50's, but since the Lodges are out of time, they could exist at any point in time after entering. Leading to them always being around. I'd assume someone from the 1700's, or earlier, who found their...