The 'zombie' scene was supposed to be indicative of how out-of-sorts and strange the town had become in recent years but I don't see it TBH. You need more than that and a few visual glitches. If 119 woman had lived at the trailer park and maybe a couple of other scenes had been included then maybe, ...

Masterpiece? Well, they're creaming themselves already because the Washington Post still like it. And dropping in asides that imply anyone who thinks otherwise is a cultural moron. I think about the show every day, and can't wait for the weekend to be over. This suggests to me that as long as the la...

I think we assume Coop is here to save the day, but Laura is The One. She surely can't be a victim again, so wonder how this will play out.

I think the concern would be that they'd do something ridiculous - like put the lead character in a waking coma.

re. Al Strobel.

I wonder if the reason we've heard little in the way of new, very recognisable material from Badalamenti is age related. I know there has been a smattering of new tunes but nothing comparable to first time round.

Mike's lessened 'power' may simply be due to the the fact that Al Strobel is 78 years old. He's clearly a little frail and combined with the way Lynch has shot the Red Room, he sometimes looks a little diminished.

Uh, Lynch was chastising him for improvising. It was a turn of phrase - not a plot leak!

So where TF is the real Diane?

How long was Coop in Las Vegas? A week? Ten days? Let's not paint this as some kind of zen-like journey of healing and self-discovery. Dude barely had time to learn which end of a fork was which.

This thread has been notably harsh on Lynch - Frost less so. Yet I wonder if the lack of simple entertainment that many have highlighted should be laid at his door. I think you could see a problem even before the series began - that hidden supposed message in the spines of books in an image in TSHOT...

What no-one knows is that the Entertainment Weekly images weren't taken at a photo shoot - they're screen grabs from the final episode. TPTR is actually a tribute to Friends.

This is a 300+ message discussion. Can't see how it would have been comprehensible lost inside another thread.

It certainly seems like an incomplete arc at the moment. Like the Steven and Becky story, we'll need to see if we get anything else.

Can it be a coincidence that Audrey and Cooper both appear to have 'awoken' in the same episode?

FFS, my box will download on catch up, but getting the "issue with your broadband" message for On Demand.