The crawling woman in the Roadhouse....her name is Ruby, apparently. Sounds much like Judy...I wonder if this is significant...after all, she is connected to Cooper in the act of crawling. Is she Judy?

The lamps in Dougie's home are reminiscent of atomic bomb mushroom clouds. I meant to mention this before.....I expect someone already has.

The bug crawled into sarah palmer mouth. The bug is not laura or bob. Its the jumping man from fwwm above convieniece store. The guy with the mask with long nose. Look at the nose of the bug !!! Also chalfonts grandson has a small mask with a long nose too. Sarah has always been possessed I am not ...

Well, I'm referring more specifically to the assertion that Bug-Frog was Laura Palmer, which was proposed by dozens and dozens of people on here. Sarah being "impregnated" with Laura in 1956 just doesn't work. I guess the girl could be Sarah, although we've been given absolutely zero evid...

We won't know until we know, of course, but I am of the opinion that all the New Mexico circa 1956 stuff is a stand-alone segment that's to be taken on its own merits and is not going to directly tie in to the present-day storyline, other than what we saw was presumably the first-ever manifestation...

Inspired by the discovery of the T. S. Elliot book in the Audrey scene and its apparent ruminations on time and space, what is going on with time in this show? So far the further the show has progressed, the more it has shown us that it is a purely linear story free from alternate timelines or diff...

Count me in the group that I thought Diane would be a little more craftier ...staying two steps ahead of all around her. I get that plot wise, the FBI Boys have to be on to her, but it would be interesting if she kept catching on to their being on to her and constantly changes how she communicates ...

Cooperscoffeecup wrote:It's a movie set and she is acting.

Charlie addresses her as Audrey. What are the chances of her playing an eponymous character?

I don't really like the idea of Audrey's story being like Shelly's. I don't think it goes with the character we saw at the end of S2. I think there's more interesting directions to show how Audrey's life has gone downhill. Someone on reddit made the interesting point that the scene felt stuck in ti...

I think a lot of the frustration from people here is due to how we know TPTR was designed - there may have been filler in the original Twin Peaks, but that was a show filmed episode by episode, with different writers almost every episode, the Lynch and Frost often disappearing from the show complet...

How did DougieCoop buy pie when he doesn't even have a wallet? (Unless maybe he just handed over his whole wallet) And how could he even grasp the concept of buying a pie when he apparently doesn't even understand how to walk from one room to another unless someone is leading him with the promise o...

I think this was the most satisfying episodes of the series so far, for me. I had no reservations at all, and there was one genuinely chilling moment...when Cole opens his door.....that really freaked me out. Superb use of music throughout. I absolutely loved it. Great closing song...classic Lynchia...

Sarah, Log Lady, Coopers mother, even Shelley, I'm sure that '56-girl could be anyone. Most likely, imo, she's an unknown character to the original TP-saga. Personally, I'm rooting for Buella. She's an all American Girl. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if the girl is strictly symbolic and ju...

I noticed the girl's radio dial starts at 55, then 70, then 90 etc. Made me think of years 1956 and so on. The dial appears to be set just after 90....91 or 92...around Twin Peaks era.

I just wanted to point out that the giant bell in this episode reminded me of the close up shot of the bell in Philadelphia, which appears in Fire Walk With Me. Probably irrelevant, but I did always wonder why the camera paused on that shot for so long. Probably just an establishing shot to introduc...