Black Lodge/White Lodge mythology The first time ever that Cooper entered or saw the Waiting Room must have been when he informed Albert about a blond teenager that was going to be murdered. This, of course, was a depiction of ... the future. The second time (but I could be miscounting) was during ...

There are many ways to interpret the introduction of the green gloved Brit and his function in the story. Some even suggested that his presence was completely redundant, for James could have done and experienced all in a similar way. Well, not quite. Let's go back a few steps and ask the question &q...

The conversation is dying down for now- the show has been over for 4 months, so with no new season or episode, it's natural there's not a lot to talk about. Not a lot to talk about? What is this? A joke? I would love to talk about each and every detail, all kinds of theories, and interpretations, i...

I remember that Naido had her fireplace burning hot when Cooper visited her, and the same goes for The American Girl's fireplace. Naido was Diane's otherworldly half, whereas "American Girl" is the other half of Audrey, according my view. Diane and Audrey were both raped and taken to that ...

The other day I read an article about a book by a philosopher, who ventilated severe concerns about the world today; i.e. we are living in a totalitarian system ruled by centralised power companies that collect "big data." These companies know more about ourselves than our partners, more t...

Ever since I heard this two birds riddle and saw the hotel-room love scene between Kyle and Laura, uhh Dale and Diane, I could not get rid of the association with Blue Velvet, in which robins play such an important role. After this love-scene Dale and Diane are gone from the scenery, killed by one m...

All I know is that the Woodsmen are creatures that exist in a completely different dimension, that's why they look otherworldly, and that's why they can appear out of and dissolve into nothingness as the light without a cause suddenly fades into some sort of twilight zone. I also pretend to understa...

Maybe, I emphasise maybe, Billy is the cause of all these logical impossibilities concerning the chaos created in the neat order of the local fabrics of space-time. A similar phenomenon can be seen at the golden portal where Naido was found and where Andy vanished from existence, into that vortex. B...

Most of the times when I describe very detailed observations they serve a purpose, and I would expose such purpose, according my understanding and interpretation. Just observing tiny little oddities without any clarification is like describing each molecule in the water, while possibly someone is dr...

Or, he's there precisely to prevent Cooper from having a much-needed confrontation, so he can avoid facing his issues and can continue making the same mistakes, which he promptly does... A much need confrontation? With BOB? Seriously? What could he possibly learn from "him"? The Giant sai...

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'...

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'...

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?

It’s art, baby! Vulture can exclusively report that the MoMA will screen the entire season of The Return over the course of three days in early January, as part of the museum’s annual series on “the year’s finest films.” http://www.vulture.com/2017/12/twin-peaks-the-return-moma-screening.html?utm_s...

How am I going to express this? I mean, it must be obvious for each and every viewer that Lynch juggles with all variations of time. For instance, there is not one single flashback of a moment in time exposing an event that happened between the end of season 2 and the beginning of season 3; it strai...