Any ideas as to why Frank would tell Cole about the missing pages and their reference to Cooper, but NOT the info about Jack Rabbit's Palace, given its major connections to Cooper and Briggs? At first that's what I thought he was going to say - seemed weird to me too that he only mentioned the diar...

Still thinking those coordinates lead to the Palmer house. Evil Coop is looking for the Mother.

Great episode. - Probably would have been better if I hadn't given into temptation and checked out the spoilers online. So the two girls at the bar - one of them asked the other, "What's your mom's name?" Was anyone else sitting on the edge of their seat? And wasn't that a weird question t...

"Dutchman" is 8 letters and wasn't there 8 question marks about Carl Struycken's character? Could it be Evil Coop is trying to access the White Lodge to control or destroy it? I think he has 7 question marks by his name. As for the White Lodge, I think that's what we're led to believe he'...

If Audrey feels like she isn't herself, or that she doesn't even know who she is anymore, then who else is she? I think the trauma of some past event might have fractured her psyche (or identity) into different characters, with each character representing some facet of her personality . . . Really ...

Big Ed killed me. After that scene from TMP, all I wanted from the new show was for Ed & Norma to find happiness. Glad McGill is being given some subtle emotional material instead of the comedic mugging he was asked to do for much of season 2 with the "Super Nadine" crap. I can't be t...

I'm still trying to figure out how I feel about this episode. I can see a lot of people liked it, and there were some great moments, but honestly, it's starting to lose some of its mojo for me. Hate to sound like I'm losing the faith - I just don't know where this is going anymore.

This was a smaller scene, but I loved SJ's new gym set with the spotlight chasing him around and that creepy music box version of Swan Lake playing. That scene felt kind of Kubrick to me - I don't know why.

7. Audrey's dialogue (don't remember it word for word) of feeling like she's somebody else and somewhere else, makes me think she has amnesia resulting from her coma, especially since she didn't remember where the Roadhouse was IIRC, Mulholland Dr -- on some level, about an amnesiac -- was original...

The EW podcast has been terrific. I've been listening to it every week. I saw an article on TVGuide.com which claimed a new theory has been "exploding all over the Internet". Here's the theory: the "Chuck" referenced by Audrey is actually Richard. Chuck is a familiar variation o...

Listened to Entertainment Weekly's podcast yesterday, and they had a good interpretation of the scene with Cole's French companion - that this is sort of Lynch's last hoorah in being Lynch and reveling in his obsessions before the story tightens up in the last leg of the season. Obviously, there's s...

"Laura is the one" . . . coordinates leading to Twin Peaks . . . Sarah acting peculiar and freaking out about men coming . . . Are the coordinates going to lead to the Palmer house? If Sarah is possessed, maybe it's not Bob that's inhabited her, but it's Laura, her own daughter. Maybe that...

I used to be in the no Season 4 camp, and now I'm kind of hoping there is one in which women are the main characters. Yeah - I don't know - if after 26 years all we have is Tamara, Candie, and Janey-E, I'm not sure what a Season 4 would hold. Tamara is slowly growing on me. I went into Season 3 wit...

- Not sure what all of this adds up to in my mind, just musings about the series as a whole and how L/F focus on and explore this idea quite a bit in the show. It's also interesting that the main male protagonists are fatherless and have no children - Coop, Harry, Hawk, and Big Ed from the original...

- Have been thinking a lot about the theme of fatherhood in the original run and The Return. I don't know if this has been discussed a lot - I'm newer to the forum, but it occurred to me that there are so many different layers of this theme in the show. From the original run there is Ben's relations...