Did Lynch just pull an 'It's A Wonderful Life'?

10 minutes until the beginning of the end!
What a strange and beautiful summer Mark Frost and David Lynch gave me....

djsunyc wrote:another wild theory - LINDA will be saved for a potential future season/movie.

I like this theory. I like this theory A LOT.

That Cooper/Janey E/Sonny Jim scene was heartbreakingly beautiful!

The Mitchum Brothers/Cooper/Candy scene was hilarious and beautiful!

Audrey's dance was so strange and beautiful and shocking!

I just... wow!

HOLY FUCK!

That was one of the best hours of television I've ever seen.

I don’t know what I’m reaching for here. Just some thoughts. Triggered by this episode in particular. What if the message of “the return” is simply: with all good removed from Cooper, we have “Evil Cooper” and conversely, with all evil removed from Cooper, we have “Dougie”. Both characters seem chi...

Seeing glimpses of him in his old state of mind does not constitute something like: "we have seen him for the past x number of episodes". Wake up people. Stop accepting whatever is thrown at you. You all know exactly what I mean with my previous statement. Eh, this thread is dedicated for...

BGate wrote:

mtwentz wrote:

ravingnightmare wrote:15 episodes covered, no Dale Cooper.. Let that sink in for a while.

Not true: Dale Cooper showed up in Parts 1-3 (though no dialogue in Part 3).

Dale Cooper has been in every single episode. And I'm not talking about the Doppelganger.

Yep. I agree.

Question: now that we've been shown pieces of it, is it safe to assume the entire Jeffries scene from the Missing Pieces is relevant/"canon" to the series? If so, shouldn't we be taking "at Judy's, in Seattle" into account when speculating about who Judy might be? I am still hop...

Another example of trolling the viewer and reminding them they are watching a TV show, from Keith Uhlich's writeup: "Get Gordon Cole," says DeMille, referring to the property master played by an uncredited Bert Moorhouse in Wilder's film, and also, extra-narratively, to Cooper's own boss,...

It's funny that probably the two most successful actors on the show (Tim Roth & Jennifer Jason Leigh) are the worst. I honestly hate both of them now. I actually really love them now! At first I thought they were just ok. Now though, I almost feel bad about how much I like them (on account of w...

TheGum wrote:Whether or not it plays a major role in the overall plot at the end, I think there are discrepancies with time, possibly, but mostly we're being allowed to see an additional layer, that normally would exist outside of our view

Yes! This is exactly how I feel about that scene.

I'm not gonna lie, it hurts and there was probably nothing that could make it not hurt. Despite this, the entire sequence was incredible. I feel exactly the same way. I loved that whole part but man it was painful knowing who should have/could have been there. Especially if you go back and watch th...

(Also, I hope this ends speculation that Ed is possessed because his reflection moved by itself for a fraction of a second) JFC!!!!! Not one single person on here said Big Ed was possessed. NOT ONE. We talked about strange things happening to everyone in Twin Peaks and it showing up in things like ...

Deep Thought wrote: 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.