Most Twin Peaksish episode of the series so far. Should win over a lot of the people on the fence.

Kind of a trivial question, but who owns the Packard Saw Mill now? There seemed to be some logging activity just before the Red & Richard interaction. I remember something in Secret History about Catherine signing Ghostwood back to Ben... Did she give him the mill as well? It just seems like if...

I've watched the Red/Richard scene again and I can't tell if Red is supposed to have mystical powers or we're just seeing the scene from Richard's high off his ass pov.

This is a Netflix style show airing on a Cable network, which hurts the pacing. I'll take what I can get, but people holding off until it's finished so they can watch it in one quick go are probably going to have a smoother viewing experience than we are.

All in all I'm still loving this.

Love that it feels like the world has gone wrong inside and outside of Twin Peaks and the hero is just struggling to return to set things right.

Guy Quenneville wrote:Also, the person who gave Droolcooper his change at the casino was played by Meg Foster of "They Live"!

A lot of interesting actors do fly by cameos in vegas. Kinda wild.

Has anybody speculated that the headless John Doe could be Major Briggs yet? (sorry, can't read every post)

Coffee wrote:Yeah, hate both of those. Removes the atmosphere from the scenes somehow.

Ditto. It's an interesting fan edit and it's a nice discussion piece, but I think it goes to show Lynch made the right creative choice imho.

And one more thing: that card evil Coop shows the girl (Darya?), that black thing in the card, I'm sure I have seen something EXACTLY like that in some other Lynch work... An obscure one, not a feature film, maybe a short, painting, something in LYNCH ONE... I know it looks like an owl, but I have ...

I am so pissed right now. Why is it not on demand??? I was worried about this for the longest time and it never seemed clear to me if it was actually going to be on demand after the first two aired. Ugh. Oh well, I guess I'll have to watch next week I thought it was going to be on demand too. I can...

Big lingering questions - Agent Jeffries good or bad? Who set up this insane cube in New York? What happened to Laura? What did it mean when we saw Cooper arrive in the cube before the two young people arrived, and then disappeared again, only for the kids to get killed by what happened next? What ...

I think they put Shelly's line in for all you James haters. "James has always been cool." Thinking back, did James and Shelly really have any scenes together on the original series? I think Bobby used to talk about killing James right in front of her. But that's just bringing up old shit....

the guy in the warehouse watching the box seemed like typical awkward deadpan lynch character, not "bad acting." that's part of the style, it's in like every lynch thing. That guy hanging out in the loft doing a job he didn't understand reminded me of Desmond from Lost pushing the button ...

Audrey Horne wrote:Double checking... The next two parts are available for another 45 mins, right?

Wow, a lot to process.

I thought it was going to be immediate but apparently it's at midnight.

So I guess I'll shoot the shit with you guys for forty minutes.

I liked it. Can't wait to dive into part 3.

Threw a lot of names around. It was hard to keep track of some of the people surrounding Bad Coop.

I'll watch that over and over again like it was the zapruder film.