Okay, second season premiere finally done! this is hard work.

Ah -Judge Sternwood comes back during Ben's preliminary hearing for trial, with Syd in tow. Syd offers to fix up Cooper and Truman some more "sucker punches" and while she leaves, Audrey sits down with the two. "Who was that," she asks slightly put off. Truman and Cooper just gaz...

the whole thing is so shakey and unsure of itself. They have no idea what to do with the character, or why she even needs to be there in the first place. And for a series that had spent so much time almost effortless on the seductive and sensual, it was hard to shallow the "power" Lana had...

yeah, been kind of taking a break -but just a break! It would be interesting to do this with more of the characters -much ink has already been spilled about Cooper, and Audrey lends herself to almost equal analysis in the first half of the series -the others would be a fun challenge though. I'll fin...

I think I just peed my pants a little. I'm still laughing.

hey, that's real spanking good.

I liked it a lot. best of luck.

oh, and let's have the person Audrey confides in to about her nervousness about speech writing and public speaking not be Cooper -he's too busy figuring out the Leland Palmer death, and the chess game to even remotely care (like when he doesn't listen when she begins to tell him about the job at the...

I kind of like the idea of the Lodge changing (or is it Lodges?) from different people's perspective though (ie. the red room is Laura's version). Could Cooper's dream with Josie (or possibly strange drunken dreams of Truman's) be in a strange pine cabin room. Everything is fine, but on closer inspe...

and surely Kevin Bacon must be involved here also.

right now, I can't get images I have for the Miss Twin Peaks contest out of my head. while I detest it on the show, evenreven's post about it being more Lynchian with Julie Cruise sets some beautiful images in motion for me. I'd set the idea of it in motion much earlier -with that poster going up, a...

well, whatever it is, it shouldn't be explained. You can both be right, which is the fun. I believe as long as the truth of character is still intact, anything and everything can happen. Simplicity is best -the visual can do so much more than having a character overexplain the situation.

oh, you start! you start. frost talks on the doc how he and Lynch would have come back in full force and went back to more of the original premise focusing on life in the small town. right now, I'm too consumed with the second season vision. But I know you have great ideas -so let me jump on your ri...

And Trudy is Robert Engels wife.

Hill Street Blues is fantastic. My favorite shows, like my favorite films, doesn't matter which genre it is, as long as it's well done and written. All in the Family Mary Tyler Moore Show Cheers (Sam and Diane years) Fawlty Towers Absolutely Fabulous I Love Lucy Twin Peaks (Cooper and Audrey) those ...

I'm really into the idea of Leland still being fully capable throughout the town, and then wondering through the woods, and later found dead. Prior to that, it's unclear if BOB is still in him, or if he is now a sort of empty vessel, walking zombie on some sort of quest for salvation -he doesn't kno...