Diane is not what I would have expected her to be like at all, so basically it's business as usual around here.

- Can't wait to see what this Mr. Strawberry deal is - my original guess was that it was a lodge spirit who tormented the warden, but it may be something more earthly about his past. Maybe the warden had some, ah, alternative lifestyle he wanted to stay hidden. I don't think we'll ever hear about t...

In TSHoTP, though, Carl Rodd is from Twin Peaks - there *is* no Deer Meadow. They appear to have converged, like the lodges. "Two keys, two lodges. Fear opens one, love the other". Even in FWWM, there seems to be some ambiguity about TP and DM. I think it interesting that Deputy Cliff sho...

I think they have a very specific story they want to tell, and unfortunately for many, it doesn't involve a lot of fan-service or nostalgia. I feel like we can't say this enough. I believe Jonah made a comparison to Friends, saying if they did something similar, how frustrating that would be... and...

I'm surprised at some of the negativity. I feel like fans expected a rehash of the old show, something akin to the the fanfic they've been writing for 25 years, but this is clearly not a show that is nostalgic for itself. Maybe someone of you didn't watch this first run, but it blew people's minds....

But the major difference if you agree or not is that those scenes in the movie still took place in Twin Peaks with characters we knew. Having other story lines is fine but the handling of when they are in Twin Peaks is I think the biggest issue most have. The argument remains the same though: you w...

I was just using your word of "owed" I'm not necessarily saying I'm owed anything more so that Lynch and Frost should feel they owe it to us to give some substance to the original characters. I don't get your argument of FWWM setting the tone for this when 75% of the movie dealt with Twin...

N. Needleman wrote:It's my understanding there was quite a bit of Twin Peaks-set soundstage work in LA, but I may be wrong.

That's correct, if I recall correctly, there was only a short time spent on location in WA.

I think the fans are owed it. We're the ones that watch it. I fully respect Lynch and Frosts creative vision and right to create what they want but I think people are having a hard time with this because we know there's screentime that could be used for some substance in Twin Peaks and it seems Lyn...

I can sort of see now why there was grumblings among some of the actors - such as Fenn. It must have been difficult to wait so long for a show like this to come back (when it looked like it never would) and then be offered such small roles. I'm not saying participating or not participating in somet...

I feel like everyone commenting on disturbing shock value of the hit and run scene haven't seen any other movie by David Lynch (maybe minus the Straight Story, unless there's a deleted scene with Richard Farnsworth mowing down some kids on his lawnmower)

I can't imagine this being halved. It's so rich. It sure isn't as punishing a slog as, say, Jacques Rivette's Out 1 which I think is like 12 90-minute episodes, and in a year I've gotten through maybe three despite being a big fan. Also it's hard to sort of state how something should be without dig...

madeleineferguson wrote:Why did the One Armed Man say "Don't die" to DougieCoop? Was it a warning about the assassin?

I think he's just saying "dude, pull your shit together before you get killed otherwise you're gone forever and you won't even know it."

Also let's say hypothetically Dougie doesn't become Cooper till one or two episodes left in the show. Then essentially we wouldn't have the main character of the show in the new series at all. That would be a really unfortunate thing. That's my fear. No, we would, it just wouldn't be the one you wa...

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. Like some...