With the over-commercialisation of television and films over the last 25 years, stopping things like this from being made, I feel like some sort of victory has been won. I hope it is the start of a new era, where we no longer have to put up with unchallenging dross. Exactly! This was completely ent...

Here's my very intuitive take: DoppelCoop is not dead. The Black Lodge Hobos kept him from dying. Bob is far more powerful than we knew. "It is in our house now." Makes more sense, In other words, when we first detonated the atomic bomb, it opened the gateway between the two worlds, ours a...

This is the exact text I just sent myb pops:

I just got done watching what must have been the most artistic, weird hour of television ever created.

I just wanted to say I love this forum and reading all the comments here! Can't wait for part 8!

Yeah, right - one of the main guys of this universe changes the name of a character that went under another name before our very eyes and ears, and I'm the sloppy one (I think we can now safely drop the "alternative timeline" theory that some here have clinged on to when confronted with m...

Sure, but there wasn't apparently a giant Chen bandwagon for people to jump aboard. I'm sure everyone has an actor or two they like for whatever reason even if the acting isn't amazing. Twin Peaks is full of these average to bad actors. Warren Frost was sometimes horrible. Sherilyn Fenn was often b...

You mean ridiculously amazing, right? The wooden lever that raises it-hilarious. I laughed out loud on that one. I love that the Twin Peaks PD has made some great technological advances but, in 25 years, there's been no attempt to fix that loose panel on the toilet door. Not true, rewatch it, the t...

12. Lastly, Lynch said in an interview that the man covered in ash in the cell next to Bill Hastings would have later importance and we see him (or at least someone similar) walking in the background of two different scenes. Could it connect to the fire Major Briggs died in? Maybe the Woodsman is t...

Was that the Arm or the Arm's doppelganger in the Ike the Spike scene? That was The Arm. The Arm's Doppelganger has a yellowish brain attached to the tree. The Arm is helping Good Cooper, which makes about as much sense as Gerard, which has always seemed to be the other side of The Arm, helping Coo...

HOLY SHIT! !!!!!!!

HOLY SHIT!!!!!

WE ARE ONLY 7 PARTS IN AND THIS IS FUCKING PERFECTION!!!!

I have a very quick question for all of you:

How many familiar old school TP characters do you think will die this season?

I personally think this shit is going to get very very dark before there's any light.

I'm not sure if this thought has crossed anyone's mind yet, however I think it's more than possible that TSHOTP, and it's interwoven Native American back-story relative to modern TP and Project Blue Book may end up being the thread that ties S.Dakota, Las Vegas, NY and Twin Peaks together. I don't t...

Last post tonight.

I think Red may be the grown up red-haired Tremont/Chalfont grandson.

I think the coin trick was purposefully done to mimic the creamed corn trick.

All in all, I loved this episode.

I think the sketches that look like a ladder and stairs that Coop draws on the claim case files are very reminiscent of the sketch of the map leading to Owl Cave and Glastonbury Grove.

What looks like a ladder looks just like the lines forming the torso of the Giant.

N. Needleman wrote:I'm glad we're the two lunatics who think each episode is better than the last, Snailhead.

Make that three.