I like the Return considerably more. Both incarnations are hard to compare though because the latter obviously wouldn´t exist with the foundation of the original show. But I think Lynch and Frost expanded upon their original vision and simply made everything better.

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Yeah, Todd definitely seemed to be Mr. C´s bank and coordinator. He didn´t take a lot of action, he just sat in his office and waited to react. This just occured to me but when he tells Roger "tell her she got the job" who does he mean by that? Tracy? But ...

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. as you mention the mysterious billionaire is Sam relaying a rumor to Tracy, but at the same time a penthouse of that size in the middle of NYC with all that equipment would cost LOADS.. perhaps Duncan Todd fronted the money as he seemed to do anything Mister C asked ...

Rewatched episode 4. Some notes: - The way the old lady (Mr. Jackpots) eagerly waits for Dougie to show her which slot-machine she should use reminded me of Senior Droolcup waiting for a thumbs up from Cooper. - The way Dougie murmurs "home" when talking with Bill Shaker felt a lot more re...

Lynch did one Entertainment Weekly interview after the first four aired, think they've both been silent since. I was surprised Lynch dropped a fairly major spoiler in the EW interview, saying that the season was about entering the world as an innocent and discovering your likes and dislikes. As soo...

i took it as that the otherwordly presences that materialized in the box was barely able to register on a camera.. doesn't Tammy says that the Experiment was visible on one or a couple of frames only? Yeah, she does. So, do you think that Mr. C is behind the glass box experiment? Upon rewatching I ...

Defintely. Another point that I wanted to mention was the Congressman´s dilemma. Does Gordon Cole present us what we can expect for this season when he looks at all the disparate clues on the table? There are a lot different things on the table that don´t seem so add up to a solution of the presente...

That´s pretty interesting especially the AC/DC-theory. I just feel like it´s too technical for me to really appreciate it instead of having a strong gut feeling about what´s going on in those scenes.

Rewatched episode 3: - We get another Billy (the cop who finds Mr. C in his car) - Jade says something along the lines of "get in there", Dougie repeats "in there" and raises his hand it seems (kind of obstructed) and points towards the electronic in the car. - The drugged out mo...

That´s interesting. So what does Chalfont mean? Couldn´t find anything on it.

Wow, this is hard.

Probably:
1) Part 8
2) Part 18
3) Part 16
4) Part 3
5) Part 15

Curious how it will change upon rewatching it all.

Sorry if it has been mentioned before but it´s slippery in here: What do we make of women screaming leading to a total powerout? In episode 15 Janey-E and Ruby screamed and we immediately cut to black. The same thing obviously happens in the very end of the show when Laura screams.

The two gentlemen from Mild Fuzz had a great discussion about the final two episodes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWhDpsOv7GU&t=9445s

Oh man guys, I can´t take credit for the following line that someone just posted on reddit but think about this especially in regards to the ending: "You´re not gonna tell me what she said?"

Ah, okay... do you think Lynch and Forst had it defined... because it's pretty ambiguous to give it dramatic urgency and weight. Your guess is as good as mine. However, for some reason the scene where Mr. C shows Darya the card in episode 2 has always stuck in my mind throughout this whole run when...