We may learn more about Charlie, Billy, Chuck, Tina, Paul, Angela, Clark, Mary, Abbie, Natalie, and Trick. Maybe it is Lynch's 21st century take on Invitation to Love . Yeah, at one point I thought the twist in the scene will be that they are rehearsing for a role. But sadly it wasn't even that. I ...

Esselgee wrote: Also, do we really need to see the warden getting killed? Is it really important for the story going forward?

You are asking this in an episode where we saw a short scene of Sonny Jim throwing a baseball on Dougie's head and that's it.

I'd like to see more Peaks, and I'd generally like to see more of Lynch working as a director (and by the way, Clint Eastwood is 87 and working on a new film). I really hope that The Return does well enough for Lynch to have plenty of options in terms of meaningful directorial opportunities. I'd fu...

This really isn't unusual for the premiere of a cable series. Then why even try to explain why those numbers are what they are? They are not much different than what the numbers one episode later were. Basically it was only 50k people who didn't watch parts 3&4 because they watched them already...

I would take those second week viewing figures with a grain of salt. People who got Showtime's streaming service could watch the first four episodes on the very first night! And most of them probably did (I didn't. I didn't want to go two weeks without seeing anything at all, so I only watched the ...

yaxomoxay wrote:Do you guys think that the conversation around the (Mitchum+Dougie) dinner table was lively?

Lively? Like, ROBYN Lively?

I solved the riddle. Lana is coming back!

Nope, wrong. You can put 100 question marks if you want. Interest in next installment is not equal to cliffhanger. When Cooper was shot and we didnt know who THAT was a cliffhanger. If we go your your definition then every episode of almost every tv show is a cliffhanger. You have to be judicious w...

I don't think the music is supposed to be anything more than Cooper just slowly picking up emotions.
It's like with that one scene with Sonny Jim. There Cooper was able to get emotions from a person. And now in the restaurant he was able to pick up emotions from a more abstract thing.

When Cooper is eating the pie I think it's the first time since he got out of the Lodge that he has BLINKED normally.
He's been blinking very slowly up until that point.

I think he really might be snapping out of it soon.

Did anyone actually recognize that as Alicia Witt on first watch? I noticed. Wasn't 110% sure though but the end credits confirmed it was her. There are location photos of the Mitchum meet up with Dougie in the desert on the internet from long back. I just found them again last week, so I'm glad to...

This might've been the best episode so far.

Looks like it's going to be a storm around six or seven episodes from now.
(sorry if this has already been mentioned here - I haven't had the time to check out the thread completely yet)

FWWM included in the first option makes it a clear winner.
That's my all time favorite movie. How could this new Twin Peaks in its current state be better than that.

Part 7 is the best. I'm still so glad the theory about Annie being retconned out was confirmed to be not true.
The whole diary scene was a Twin Peaks fanboy's wet dream. Damn it, even Harold was mentioned!


Parts 3 and 8 are probably tied in for the second place.

madeleineferguson wrote:Lynch just changed television, again. Amazing.

Well, television needs to change before you can say anyone changed television.
I can't quite yet imagine any executive handing money to an aspiring tv drama creator to make a thing like that new hot show Twin Peaks The Return.