Me pouring some gasoline…

Leland’s death episode is the worst. Or the beginning of the worst.

Me striking a match.

I think that had to do with the nature of the story they constructed prior to making the announcement. Most likely the spine was just the adventure of the Cooper character, and then they found out which actors would say yes, and then formulated mini plots around them. This of course makes practical ...

Don’t forget Dorothy in Blue Velvet.

And here’s one to blow your mind… Audrey removes black and white shoes and puts on ruby red ones!

And he did have that tedious Dougie character have an action packed scene with a fork!

Dammit, just saw the whisk line…. That’s better.

“grow the hell up, seriously.”

We’re addicted to and debating. a soap opera off the air thirty years about a dancing dwarf and talking logs. Sad to say, I think that lifeboat for most of us sailed away long ago.

Yeah, it’s all good for everyone. I am not one to debate someone in telling them why they should or should not like. If you find joy in it, that is excellent. I really bring stuff like this up because it is all part of the fabric of production and has been long and well documented. Writes, directors...

I guess for me the more realistic it became the less organic it felt. To me, they’re not caricatures, but more stylized. Like in a film Laura or Sunset Boulevard or the countless other things it was inspired by. Only in so that most of the characters are archetypes, and then more effective when it h...

True, and same with Ben and Catherine and Leo and Bobby and …everyone. There were no stakes (for me) except for a villain cutting out TV Guide promo pictures of the actors and glueing them to a deck of cards. Cooper’s ingenuity in the first season (bottle throw, deducing James’ bike from the VHS sti...

Ha. Audrey Horne … and Agent Cooper were two of the best written characters in television history (oh yeah, I’ve down my research back to the early 5Os)). How the creators could constantly write them dumber and dumber after 2.08 takes an excerpt level of skill.

perhaps there was a kernel of an idea if they were to continue. I think that kernel was Carrie Page. Lynch said her story was "calling to" him. But maybe he couldn't come up with enough other stories to link to that. I'm not sure. I have said before a movie featuring Laura/Carrie Page, li...

A friend of mine is quarantined for a time period before filming The Tiger King, and I know Kyle is in it as well. You finally found this thread! Welcome! I think it's the first time I've seen you on here or at least in a long time. Did you wade through all 8 million previous pages? Now that you're...

A friend of mine is quarantined for a time period before filming The Tiger King, and I know Kyle is in it as well.

I don’t know Lynch at all, but everything I have heard about him is really positive, and I would like to think he is really empathetic. But sometimes in creating something you can go down your own rabbit hole. I might be making a broad assumption here, I don’t think he has anyone ever going over thi...

Yeah, echoing what Brad said. No nastiness, and enjoy all of you. And this is not an everyday event - just some of us touching base and happily bitching to one another and getting some of this out of our system.

I think it’s not a big surprise though for a person to be disappointed with the tone the show took. If you go out for pizza and get even something like Filet Mignon handed to you, you’d probably still say, “but we were going out for pizza.” It is statements like this reminds me why I have mad love ...