Up until now, the Mitchum Brothers have grated on me a little. I can't even put my finger on why. But after this episode, even from the first moments of the breakfast (well, lunch!) scene, I knew I'd start to love them. Now I totally do. Knepper and Belushi's chemistry is absolutely brilliant. Anoth...

When I re-watch this, I think I'll have to skip the Richard attack on Sylvia/Johnny. It was bloody heartbreaking. I hated every second of that scene, especially Johnny sobbing, helpless like that. Otherwise I thought it was pretty good! :lol: Very intrigued by Diane and her motives. Oh, and to make ...

About the BOB and Laura orbs: I think the purpose of those characters faces being in those orbs is just simply so we would understand that this orbs contains the soul/spirit/essence of Laura or BOB. A visual clue for viewers. If the orbs would be just colored orbs it would be a lot more difficult t...

While I much prefer TMFAP as a character in Twin Peaks I'm happy for Al Strobel who hadn't acted in 16 years and only once in 25 years so kudos to him for getting the spotlight and delivering an awesome performance again. I believe he does a *lot* of theater. One of my professors was classmates wit...

As a father of a two year old boy, the hit-and-run scene really winded me and made my eyes mist up, big time. It was very difficult to watch the Mother holding her child like that, screaming. Good lord. Terrific acting there, not so much from the “distraught” onlookers though. It actually made me si...

At the end of the credits it says in memory of Marv Rosand. I only remembered then that he died shortly before Catherine Coulson. He comments on how quiet the RR is shortly before Norma breaks down in FWWM. It's Toad alright. Personally this has been my favourite episode so far. Music is creeping ba...

(I don't know why people think it's BOB, I don't) Because the very last time we saw him, Bob was his reflection in the bathroom mirror. They're in league, but it's not BOB. It's the doppelganger. Lynch has said that many times, and the premiere reinforces it. Whether BOB is along for the ride I don...

N. Needleman wrote:(I don't know why people think it's BOB, I don't)

Because the very last time we saw him, Bob was his reflection in the bathroom mirror.

BBC Culture (english): http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20170522-how-good-is-the-new-twin-peaks?ocid=fbcul "He’s still dreaming of Laura’s promise to see him 25 years later, long after most of us have lost interest in who killed her. (Even those of us who watched might have to look up the answ...

I'm really curious to see if my opinion of the Wally scene and the Denise scene changes upon rewatch. I suspect the former won't, the latter may. Upon my own re-watch this morning it was the complete opposite. I hated the Wally scene when I first watched the episode yesterday, but straight from Tru...

Was anybody else reminded of The Cowboy and the Frenchman when Cole was shown the picture of the creature in the cube? "WHAT the HELL?"

One part that actually got to me emotionally, and I didn't expect it at all, was Cole's reaction to Albert's information leak confession. He looks hurt for a while, then somewhat understanding. Lynch is a bloody good actor!

I'd just like to say that I love it. That whole sequence at the beginning of episode 3 had me grinning from ear to ear...that's the kind of Lynchian madness I adore. Also, the whole bit with cooper walking around in the casino was hilarious....and I enjoyed that weird tree thing in the red room. Pu...

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Seeing a few complaints about this online. I think it looks incredibly sinister, and way more unsettling than an explicit CGI monster in a glass box.

I'm on the fence right now, but leaning over to the positive, and eager for more. The one drawback I'll say off the bat, is that some of the acting makes me fear that some of the actors may succumb to Dutch Elm disease at any moment. Yes, I know it's a Lynch thing to have the actors appear quite sti...