i thought we were going to see Big Ed in this episode but at least he was mentioned by name which makes me think he will finally show up next week. as some people have said i hope that there will be a Bookhouse Boys storyline or that Big Ed and James in some way will be involved in the search for J...

OMG, FWWM reference!!! :mrgreen: Firstly, it wasn't Sycmore Trees we heard (it was, as someone mentioned, a New Order tune), secondly, Sycamore Trees weren't even in FWWM at all, was it (though, oddly, it is on the FWWM OST album)? Pretty sure the New Order song ends abruptly as what people are thi...

ThumbsUp wrote:This is going to sound really fawning or fanboyish or whatever, but this is shaping up to be one of, if not the best (or at least my favourite) TV or film I've watched.

I agree 100%.

asmahan wrote:

starmand wrote:

Jerry Horne wrote:Wallpaper looks familiar

I'm ashamed to ask, what wallpaper is this?

Chalfont's painting

Thanks! I shoulda known. Just rewatched FWWM last weekend.

What an amazing episode this was.

Jerry Horne wrote:Wallpaper looks familiar

I'm ashamed to ask, what wallpaper is this?

Breifly, since I'm on the road, but had a six hour drive to think things through. I want to get this out before the next episode in case I am right/wrong. I mentioned this in outline last week, inspired by Lynch's song Strange and Unproductive Thinking. Coop will reach the state of higher self by t...

Ragnell wrote: Everything Dale Cooper does, even when he's not paying attention, is making the lives of those around him BETTER.

I couldn't agree more. And let's not forget how he helped a co-worker discover his love of green tea lattes.

No, words used such as reckless, unjustifiable, irresponsible are in reference to responsibility and not expectation! You are the only one using these words, friend. You out right wrong about that I'm curious, ScarFace32, do you believe that art has any responsibilities? Trying to understand your p...

Watching a woman chase a fly around a room for 3 minutes? Just to do a tired and overused gag that's been around forever? How exciting will that be on a second viewing? Wasted time. Well, I actually rewatched the entire episode, and (eye)Candie chasing the fly and whacking Mitchum was certainly enj...

I was of the mind that folks might be getting too wound up about its treatment of women as compared to the rest of the series. But after reading the frankly sickening responses in the other topic, I'm not sure. If people can watch David Lynch's work and still come away with the mindset that "P...

I don't think I've ever posted before, if I have it was long ago; but I've been reading and enjoying the forum for years. Have to say I'm really disappointed that the mods gave in to the pressure and split this off into its own thread. If discussing gender in the context of a DAVID LYNCH SHOW is not...