Naomi Watts' reaction to getting the gifts was so beautiful and perfect. What a ridiculously entertaining episode! Existentialism 101.

sylvia_north wrote: Burlesque and Lynch go together like bordeaux and brie

I doubt it. He didn't even know who Bettie Page was when Patricia Arquette wanted her hairdo.

So is Richard then Donna Hayward's son and Ben raised him as a Horne or what?

trismegistus wrote: I even view transformer as a Bowie album but with Reed lyrics.

Boy, for your sake it's a good thing Lou is dead. Still, watch out for angry New York ghosts with expensive glasses.

That would've been a terrible idea. The reveal would've provoked laughter. There's no way.

Only watched first 20 minutes or so of epi 11 so far, but: - Norma sitting at her paperwork again is getting very Ed Woodian, with the Bela Lugosi shot used over n over again. Bela Lugosi was dead tho, what's Lynch's excuse? Peggy Lipton is old and standing around for hours and hours and hours as t...

whether Kyle would be happy to sign on again. He's had to seemingly carry a lot of the story so far and I'm not sure I'd like the grind. Oh, c'mon - for any working actor something like this is a gift. Multiple roles, tons of opportunity to strut your stuff, a telepathic relationship with a directo...

Doesn't really have the charm of your earlier work.

Far too Moffat a concept for this season.

The fact that it was TWO tv dinners was such a vile little detail that for some reason underlined him as extra despicable.

Love the guestbook on Bill's site!

referendum wrote: It doesn't even matter whether you call Lynch a ' surrealist' or not. I have never heard him call himself a surrealist.

"If surrealism is the unconscious speaking, then I think I identify with it and I can say that I was somewhat surrealistic." - DL, "Ruth, Roses and Revolver"

She's been playing that song live since at least 2013.

LurkerAtTheThreshold wrote: All I'm saying is... Lynch pulled out half way through this production, and was evidently going through some inner turmoil as evidenced by the emotional confusion in the narrative.

Don't be silly. It was a bog-standard LA power play to get what he wanted. It worked, and he got what he wanted.

I don't get it. I always thought 'tough cookie' meant she's 'tough to handle', has a 'strong personality', things like that. Am I missing something? Yeah, that's exactly what it means. Tough cookie, hard nut to crack: hardheaded, stubborn. It isn't inherently sexist at all, since when were cookies ...