Riley Lynch's line at the end seemed improvised. Notice he leaves the diner from the back left side of the screen later during the credit sequence. (I believe there's a door on the back side of the diner towards that corner, also.) All of the speculation on this added up makes me think that they we...

Riley Lynch's line at the end seemed improvised.

Notice he leaves the diner from the back left side of the screen later during the credit sequence.

(I believe there's a door on the back side of the diner towards that corner, also.)

Was curious about the middle page from the missing pages of Laura's secret diary that Hawk and Truman didn't read aloud. Here's a screenshot. http://i.imgur.com/ILNkdI2.png My best interpretation: There I was with a plastic pumpkin full of money and the clothes that Nancy(?) brought. She's (unclear...

That hum also happens when the LMFAP rubs his hands together in the original dream sequence from season one.

The restroom scene from season 2 was not shot in Washington, that was all shot in California. The bathroom in the new episode is on location at Dirtfish.

and maybe Gerard pried those screws out and shoved them back in, leaving them stripped and more likely to rattle out over the years.

Carl Rodd touches her shoulder

They held an event here at the Salish lodge (great northern exterior filming location) and had the second floor set up with a few screens, sanctioned by showtime, a bunch of merch, cherry pie, ghostwood beer, and a dale cooper cocktail, coffee etc. We got our seats as soon as doors opened, and waite...

Agent Sam Stanley wrote:People can call it Twin Tits for all I care

Ok then I WILL

I don't think anyone is just now realizing that Cooper is using unconventional investigative techniques, the conversation is about a specific scene and is multilayered and takes into account what is going on in the scene and also the writers' task of bringing Cooper to some logical deduction that Le...

To me the greatest parts of twin peaks are the pilot and the final episode, far and above the reveal of the killer.

All I am saying is that there are pieces of the storyline that make no sense to me and they all stem from the reveal of the killer, which lynch was against doing at all. More referring to the idea of "Ben is guilty, Leland, come with us and represent him" than the actual reveal episode. If...

There is absolutely no way that it would ever make a drop of sense for Leland to represent the man who supposedly killed his daughter, that's bigger than conflict of interest, its ludicrous. That being said, linear narrative is not the reason I've ever watched twin peaks or anything else David Lynch...

Premier event is sold out!

(I'm assuming you mean to type Mark Snow as opposed to Mark Frost) Cool post. I really like the piece of music that's playing during the doctors office scene near the beginning of the Straight Story. I have a French pressing of the Elephant Man soundtrack LP and that record has some really beautiful...

Anyone else on here going to this? Looks like there are only 4 more spots left for the VIP viewing/filming location tour package.