First world problems sharing time: As a (VERY generous) gift, my dad is taking my sister and me on a one-week "adventure cruise" to Alaska next year (smallish vessel, kayaking and hiking, etc.). So far, so fantastic, right? Well, it happens that with all the various factors involved, the d...

Anyway, I'm geeked to hear about this TP shoutout. I'm a Donald Glover fan from his time on Community , the greatest and weirdest TV sitcom I've ever seen, and everything I've heard about the show makes it sound like something new and fascinating. Now if only I had cable... Guess I'll have to wait f...

I'm sitting in the Union Square Barnes & Noble right now waiting for Frost to appear in 20 minutes. I gather there are some other Dugpers nearby? I wonder how many of us are reading this forum right now. I just finished reading Secret History about 15 minutes ago and my excitement at this event ...

Double R Diner wrote:Livestream Interview with Frost on the WELCOME TO TP Facebook, guys

Crazy! I'm sitting in a Barnes & Noble waiting for him to show up in 35 minutes for a talk/signing. He must have done that from somewhere quite nearby.

Just finished the Secret History, so I'm headed over to the spoiler thread!

Is it just me or is the gist of this guy's ideas actually coming true in the upcomin' third season? New main characters ... The story picking up all these years later ... Not all of it taking place in TP ... Gradual gravitation back to TP ... Uncanny! I dunno, I feel like those plot points are all ...

'll have to dig up the Engels transcript re: the Eisenhower inauguration(?)/I Love Lucy prologue to FWWM - it was something about the Lodge spirits coming to our dimension in the 1950s, on the big night where Lucy (Lucille Ball, not our Lucy) gives birth to her son on her show, an early TV "ev...

jvessey wrote:Is there going to be a separate thread to discuss the contents of the book?

There's a SPOILER thread for the book, which I'm avoiding. But I'd expect it will become that as people get the book and start reading. Maybe it has, as a few people have the book already.

N. Needleman wrote:the bizarre Eisenhower/I Love Lucy sequence once mentioned

Are you joshin' us? I've never heard of this before.

N. Needleman wrote:Sheryl Lee would return as a redhead

... and get killed again, if I recall correctly. Hey, it's a living. Or, dying.

Ted Raimi's zombified punk rock metalhead character may or may not have returned as a demonic henchman of Windom Earle

ABC may have done us a favor if this is true.

I definitely find it overrated, for largely the same reasons that StealThisCorn mentions (though I'm in the minority camp that finds the Donna's parentage plotline reasonably compelling - especially compared to the Civil War and M.T. Wentz crap, and a lot of similar stuff that preceded it). Now, I p...

Mordeen wrote:and then actually gropes Audrey.

I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics on this forum.

Jerry Horne wrote:In stock at some Barnes & Noble stores.

Whaaaaaa?!! I'm in the B&N store at Union Sq in NYC right now! You tease!

Just stumbled across this really tantalizing piece, which hypes some of the stranger programming of the Cartoon Network's "Adult Swim" nighttime lineup as a heavily Lynch-influenced blend of dark comedy, surrealism and disturbing horror. http://observer.com/2014/12/this-years-scariest-show...

What are some Robert Forster movies you guys would recommend besides Jackie Brown and Medium Cool (and Mulholland Dr. obviously)? He has a smallish but funny and touching part in Alexander Payne's fine film The Descendants , playing George Clooney's father-in-law. That aside, I'd like to hear other...

I think Lynch was there post-Leland, but he was very likely detached and more indifferent, being disillusioned by the whole thing after the Laura Palmer mystery was resolved. This has been my impression for a long time; and also that he was often absent, involved with the worldwide rollout of Wild ...