That last scene with Ruby crawling across the floor of the Roadhouse was incredibly powerful. For me, too powerful to be a random, unexplained moment of which we'll never know anything more. What if all of these Roadhouse scenes introducing new characters are actually building towards something? Li...

Loved tonights episode. Only complaint about the convenient store is they could have gotten a few familiar faces to be in there... I get that these woodsman are like the new lodge spirits but they could've recast Mrs. Tremond and her grandson I mean they recast him for the movie could've done it ag...

It was so perfect. What do you say to someone who is dying, or to someone who has lost a loved one? NOTHING. Words are idiotic at that point. Exactly! Hawk was perfect. That scene was absolutely stunning. I don't think I took a breath during the whole thing. Loved it. Loved that he said "Good ...

Nice! I also find Naido resembles the Experiment, both being eyeless. It's funny - I came on this morning wondering about the connection. Perhaps they are Black/White versions of the same being, seeing a duality is such a big thing in the show. Actually my gut feeling tells me something completely ...

Naido wears Lucy’s pink morning-robe. Haven’t I seen that before: In IE there were the two female RABBITS wearing these pink robes as well. It’s all about the bunny … Nice! I also find Naido resembles the Experiment, both being eyeless. It's funny - I came on this morning wondering about the connec...

For me this episode, in contrast to the past few parts highlighted why The Return can be a bit polarising for me. The scenes that feel the most alive and exhilarating are those that engage primarily through visual, intuitive film-making - scenes like the extended Naido/woods scene, or the Sarah Pal...

Hey folks, we've got 4 hours to go and these are the subplots we have to find resolution to (in addition to the main Good Coop/Bad Coop/Janey-E plot): 1. Red/Shelly/Bobby 2. Steven/Becky 3. Audrey's story (including presumably Richard and Charlie) 4. James/Renee 5. Ben/Beverly 6. Ed/Norma and Norma...

Dallas???? (now, who are the "kids") :lol: :lol: Ha, ha, wow, I forgot about Dallas, which is even older than St. Elsewhere. Yep, I watched that, too. :lol: I have previously suggested on another forum that The Return could end with Cooper stepping out of the shower, having done a Bobby E...

Having made it to the end of the comments, here are a few of my own: - Despite having been on the fence about Diane for a long time, this episode made me lean towards the fact that she is involved in bad things (if only because we've got a limited time to resolve things). Her activity may be relucta...

That was an awesome episode. I've not read through the 19 pages of comments yet but just wanted to comment to say that the dropping in of a London accent was particularly bizarre for me. Twin Peaks has always been like a piece of escapist Americana for me, so it suddenly felt like I'd been wrenched...

So the case Albert mentions as the first Blue Rose case...has anyone heard a similar story before? I was having some hardcore dejavu there. It definitely wasn't in Secret History, but it was a scenario I am sure I have encountered before. The person killing their double and all that. 'Killing your ...

- I wonder if Sarah only became a bad thing during the past few years, or if she was like this during the original series, and somehow complicit in Laura's murder. I always thought, at the very least, Sarah had some awareness of the constant abuse, but she chose to ignore and repress it. Considerin...

TP writers (Engels, etc.) have been hinting at portals to the Lodges all over the world since the FWWM days. I think this is finally coming to fruition. Also, as to the portal, let us not forget: "Infuse the machine with gold." I'm just glad there's one in olde London towne. :-) Twin Peak...

That was an awesome episode. I've not read through the 19 pages of comments yet but just wanted to comment to say that the dropping in of a London accent was particularly bizarre for me. Twin Peaks has always been like a piece of escapist Americana for me, so it suddenly felt like I'd been wrenched ...

I've been absent from the board this week, mostly because of summer holiday stuff with my kids. As such I'm going to just nip in and say I really enjoyed the 13th part, with it really feeling like a start to an Act 3. The fact we didn't see the FBI head straight to Vegas is making me suspect we won'...