i only post here while lurking Reddit/TP and i have noticed that a lot of people are confused as what pertains to the coordinates that Mister C is trying to get a hold of. i don't find this poorly written at all. We know from reading between the lines that a joining between Mister C, BOB and Judy as...

I took it to be an electrical cable overhead, near to where Mr.C was supposed to succumb to the pull of the cigarette lighter. Others had pointed out how much the electrical cable structures (don't know the exact name for them) at 430 resembled the little man/giant from the cave painting. It's actu...

"The audience learns about Cooper's findings as he dictates to his unseen secretary via his microcassette recorder, which he carries with him everywhere. Mr. Lynch also uses this kind of device when he is working out ideas for movies. " Hah, just when you think that maybe one (1) characte...

here's Another good one from around the time it started airing:

http://www.thecityofabsurdity.com/twinp ... icle9.html

love this part: Lynch-Frost have built a teaser into the script, leaving the murderer unnamed in the initial seven episodes. Unless the network renews the series, viewers will never know who murdered Laura Palmer. (A two-hour videocassette version of the series does, however, identify the killer.) E...

Here's a little throwback that is really a great read for any fan of Twin Peaks, it was published shortly before the Pilot aired on television for the first time and features quotes from both Frost and Lynch on the Writing process. some very interesting stuff that i don't think i ever heard before, ...

it is certainly a bit odd rewatching Season 1 again after becoming very familiar with The Return and knowing what will happen down the line for Cooper and many of his friends. for example, it's weird to finally have a person to connect every mention of "Diane" in the series. she and Coopr ...

great stuff, i really need to get me a Reddit account! this is one of the moist poignant things i've read about TP:TR "Don’t get me started how the dynamics between the characters in Twin Peaks were so (seemingly mystically) aligned with the people playing the roles – to the degree my mouth han...

I still wonder why Hastings' secretary (Betty) would only give the coordinates to Ray. Did Ray and her have some prior relationship...? Also, when did Ray find the time to interact with her -- Betty was killed in a car bomb, and Ray was arrested seemingly a day after teaming up with Mr. C. I don't ...

This is obviously a huge clue, and The FIrmena plays the sounds in question for Agent Cooper several times to make sure he knows it is what he is hearing. Of course we know that the sound is connected to Laura as it's the sound we hear when she is snatche away violently from The Log. But watching &q...

Ray Monroe was certainly not an FBI agent, they had some shit on him that coukd put him away for a long time so he had a choice either work as a paid informant and give the info the Bkue Rose Task Squad wanted. interestingky enough according to The Final Dossier Cole, Albert and Tammy didn't know wh...

In light of TSHoTP, it's a little odd that the name "Dougie" doesn't ring a bell for Gordon, especially in connection with Garland Briggs. According to the book, Cole worked with Milford for years. Or maybe Gordon does make this connection, and that's why he becomes alarmed and says they ...

some really good posts on here, i think what is confusing some poeple is that they think that Ray Monroe was an FBI agent working undercover which clearly wasn't the case... he was a paid informer, he definitely was a criminal low-life but he most likely had a deal that as loong as he gave informati...

i was also under the impression that Grady Groove submitted a few new cues to the series but this seems to have been debunkned... Unfortunately, but who knows!

the more i've seen and thought about the show my interpretation is more and more becoming that there's a straight path from beginning to end in Cooper's journey ín which he ultimately succeeds. this is much more in line with Lynch's other work in which wisdom is gained after a hard struggle which l...