You don't know me or what I like. Please tell me more about this fascinating avant garde. The tulpa effects are beyond being "cheesy". I think the point here is that the tulpa effects might not appeal to you, but "cheesy" signifies going for one thing and ending up with another....

You don't know me or what I like. Please tell me more about this fascinating avant garde. The tulpa effects are beyond being "cheesy". I think the point here is that the tulpa effects might not appeal to you, but "cheesy" signifies going for one thing and ending up with another....

One thing I'm really interested in after watching the finale is piecing together a timeline of what happens when in relation to other things (ny vs Vegas vs washington etc) we know it's not all shown in a linear way- possible time glitches aside, coopers lodge exit and brief appearance in NYC for ex...

One thing I'm really interested in after watching the finale is piecing together a timeline of what happens when in relation to other things (ny vs Vegas vs washington etc) we know it's not all shown in a linear way- possible time glitches aside, coopers lodge exit and brief appearance in NYC for ex...

There's an excellent discussion of "The Return" in the NYTimes... PONIEWOZIK The “what’s going on here” of “The Return” comes wrapped in (sometimes literally) head-popping surrealism. But I don’t think it’s hard to watch. There’s logic; it just happens to be dream logic. The core story is ...

While we're complaining... I keep wondering why so many people keep referring to Richard's "electrocution" I feel like it is SO much more than something that simple. His whole body is broken down into essentially vapor, and we see it happening from the legs and arms up. It has always struc...

Oh my god I LOVE that. Seriously!

Chicago Trib loved it too...

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertain ... story.html

Dale was never trapped inside of Dougie at any point. Any new knowledge he possesses comes from his quasi-prescient existence in the Black Lodge, and from his week spent "coming back to himself," while others mistook his identity. I don't agree. I think he came back fully aware but unable...

I can see all the concern about inconsistencies given Lynch's past statements on not being concerned about details or contradictions, but I think not only did Frost and Lynch specifically tell us to pay attention closely at the start of the season, but they literally had YEARS to put this together. ...

Well this is rad...

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertain ... story.html

I really like where you guys are going with the Dougie interpretations. Also- don't want to veer super far off course here, but we've been bringing up all the different homages to tv shows that have come since the original Peaks, mad men, breaking bad-- I think there may be a Lost reference in this ...

I'm still reading this thread but did Diane say that the Convenience Store (Gas station in her words) was next to the Sheriff's station? Does that mean the convenience store is right in Twin Peaks next to the sheriff's station? Are they going to have a shot of the sheriff's station and pan out and ...

The original series was full of continuity errors and other mistakes, it really had never been as meticulously pieced together as some people seen to think, so I'm not sure why (some) people seem convinced that all the cock-ups this time around are intentional. Yep. And we know DKL filmed all this ...

Man, two good Coopers, going back to work and family and we have no idea which is the original...cool concept, literally a 180 from how the original series ended. Unfortunately there is some really sinister shit we aren't placing enough emphasis on at work here. I feel like the fate of the world is ...