I have the impression most of the old cast will only make guest appearances, like in FWWM + MISSING PIECES... I wouldn't be surprised if we don't see Ben and Jerry anymore, their scene was great but as some of you say besides from that fleeting New York reference it's completely disconnected from t...

There are quite a few references to the Secret History of Twin Peaks: Tamara Preston, the meeting between Evil Coop/Briggs, the evil creature in the box (looked like an alien to me). I wasn't expecting that, especially after Lynch told GQ that more or less the book wasn't canon. That was just Lynch...

sneakydave wrote:Did folks spot the blue rose on the table in the non-existent place whilst Coop is talking to Not-Ronette?

Here it is

IIRC, Secret History's timeline suggests he booked it out of town as fast as humanly possible. As in, 24 hours or less. He sees Briggs, Briggs is onto him, heads for his listening post station to warn people; Bad Dale torches it and kills them, then flees Twin Peaks and the known world. My suspicio...

controversial opinion coming thru: bobby's moment crying over laura's picture was actually one of the only moments i strongly disliked so far! it felt TOO twin peaks-y, too on the nose, like so little of this show so far feels like the old twin peaks that that moment came off as not being genuine. ...

Did anyone notice Franz Kafka portrait in Gordon Cole's office? Yes, that's a fun odd thing to do for the deputy Director of the FBI. The portrait I can't identify, but it seems familiar, is the one in the office of the casino "manager" (or whatever he is). Anyone noticed that Cooper lost...

I’d love if it the Dougie Jones world turned out to be a mirror/parallel world as evidenced by the drug addict saying “119” instead of “911” after good Dale left with his *ahem* s*x worker friend in the Jeep. Thoughts? There's something going on with the version of the world good Coop is in. As you...

Jasper wrote:

KyleRickards wrote:It's interesting that the brutal, pounding percussion of Lynch's remix of American Woman sounds so much like the pounding sound made by American Girl's "mother".

Nice point!

- Evil Coop's intro music is apparently a remix by Lynch of a cover version of American Woman. "American Girl" is the very curious name under which Phoebe Augustine's "Lodge character" is credited by. Interesting, in the light that Mike believes Cooper was tricked by Bob. America...

Does anyone think Diane is the one Cole is getting to examine Bob Cooper? Interesting, that hadn't come to mind. Now that I think about it, that could be it. :D Or I think its Sarah Palmer(gifted or damned) cause Albert said he knows where she drinks and the scene cuts to the Roadhouse The scene cu...

Ha, that's Take Five by Dave Bruebeck! Don't understand how anyone could mistake this classic for Badalamenti. As much as I love that track, I don't understand why a new piece by Angelo wasn't used. Yeah, I think Angelo's apparent absence is one of the most perplexing things so far. He's prominentl...

Also we now know (via Nevis in a recent interview) that the per episode budget of "Twin Peaks" is comparable to most other Showtime series. It is hard to imagine that "Twin Peaks" will not draw bigger crowds and/or media attention than f.ex. "Billions". Not to mention ...

I remember reading somewhere that David had no interest in reading THE SECRET HISTORY OF TWIN PEAKS. I think people gave too much a negative twist to David's answer, usually those who hated the novel. He's not the type to be mean or take a shot at Frost or his book in an interview. That was just hi...

She's 26. Yes, she'd be too young to be TP, but as you've pointed out, Cooper was too young as well. Are we sure she's TP? Isn't this something that is still highly speculated? Wasn't the most recent fan belief that TP's likely to be Chrysta Bell? I think it's also possible that TP is one of the ma...

whether Showtime misunderstood a 400 page script would take up 18 hours instead of 9, or whether Lynch and Frost expanded upon the original 400 pages. There's no hard rule, but from experience a 400 page script would usually be for a 5h30 to 7h miniseries, depending on the amount of dialogue and ho...