A line from a movie not written by Frost was written by Frost? Yes, and I will tell you why. First and foremost, you do realize that before they got cancelled after Season 2, both Lynch & Frost had some material culminating in the back burner for what would have been Season 3 in the 1990s. The ...

And if this is how Twin Peaks is supposed to end, then I'm ok with it, because it was never my Twin Peaks or your Twin Peaks to begin with. It was David Lynch's Twin Peaks Oh my... Can you please give credit to Mark Frost? Twin Peaks Created By: Mark Frost & David Lynch (note the order in which...

Timecode gematria doesn't seem like Lynch's forte, however, I wouldn't discount that kind of thinking from Lynch in The Return. However, of the two, Frost seems like he would be a greater candidate to use numbers to add another layer of symbolism to the whole. Seeing as he is the one with the vast k...

It was certainly relieving, cathartic even, to be able to finally confirm the underlying significance of the Blue Rose mythos. Many of us had suspected (correctly we can now say) that because a Blue Rose does not occur in nature that it represents the supernatural... I feel as though this revelation...

I feel as though Windom's role in the original series (Season 2) was understated and lacking in context. After all, he is the first character to mention the word DUGPA, If I recall correctly.

Many of us wouldn't have found this message board without that reference, methinks.

Lol this guy's been watching a different show then us Hey smart guy, want to tell me where the sigil for the ring came from? The one that Hawk referred to in Part 11, and the one in FWWM that Lara dreams about? The one that is written about in The Secret History of Twin Peaks? Can you tell me who a...

No one was 'hating' on you. Earle died in the Season 2 finale. Leo is presumed dead or gone. We don't know. Did Earle actually die? Or was/is he trapped in his own realm of the lodge similar to no eyed Josie in the Revival part 1? It was obvious that BOB had used Earle as a conduit to attract coope...

I don't think we're haters but there are plenty of ways for you to find out (twinpeaks wikia for example, you'll get complete answers). You may ask questions on more appropriate topics too. Thank you for your elaborate and concise response, it certainly eased my curiosity and I have since ceased an...

Don't be haters.

I'm quite familiar with the original run. Whomever it was above that suggested I was confusing Ed with Hank was correct.

But no one answered my question about Leo Johnson, or Windom Earl. Where are they?

h2nho wrote: In Part 18, it'll be revealed she's been filling out a marriage application for her and Big Ed this entire time, and she just keeps tearing it up and starting over.

Isn't Big Ed dead? I must have missed something crucial, here.

The zombie child, to me, was somehow reminiscent of the mutated frog/locust that crawled into the child's mouth in the flashback sequence in Part 8.

So maybe I missed something, but, whatever happened to Leo?

And what about Windom Earl, for that matter?

Somehow I doubt that the atom bomb was Frost's way of alluding to climate change. If you read The Secret History of Twin Peaks, and take into consideration the longstanding conspiracy of the Atom Bomb being the beginning of Alien Visitation, I think Frost is trying to tie in human evolution and the ...

BOB was not created by the Atom Bomb, at least not yet. We see after the Atom Bomb explosion that it opened up a portal to a spirit world, where all the black covered spirits come. The spirits congregated at the 'convenience store,' once mentioned by David Bowie as Agent Jeffreys in FWWM. Why they a...

Also, what was with the black figure walking down the hallway at the morgue in South Dakota? At first I noticed it in the shallow focus of the background shot where the female military officer was on the phone. But my suspicions were confirmed when at the end of the shot you can see this charred, al...

Speaking about Josie being the cause of that humming sounds in Ben Horne's office. In the last part of the scene, the camera did a slow pan and track toward the lamp where Ben and his assistant first heard it, then it fades to black. Correct me if I'm wrong, but on the other side of that lamp, oppos...