The scene with the most emotional impact is definitely Leland's death, in my opinion. I suppose it does help ease the sorrow of what he did to know that he was truly sorry for it in the end. I wrote a recap for this episode here --> http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/2016/11/recap-of-episode-16.ht...

Episode 15 offers a bit of lighter fare amongst some of the heaviest episodes of the series and I really like it. I wrote a recap for the episode here --- >

http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... de-15.html

Happy 30th Anniversary to Blue Velvet. In honor of Lynch's classic film, I wrote an essay for it.

http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... elvet.html

When I think of what I love about Twin Peaks or where I think it shines the brightest, even within the darkness, it's always episode 14.

I wrote a recap for the episode, which can be found here --- > http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... de-14.html

I love how it appears that Leland is just acting bizarre in the office scene with Ben, but in reality his taking of the fox hair is a shrewd set up by Bob, who is cleverly framing Ben right in front of his face. Also the scene with Mike at the end is quite good and add lots of fun to the mystery of ...

Guest blogger, Epicus Doomus, dares to try and decode David Lynch's classic Eraserhead!

http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... ch-of.html

Enjoy!

I always enjoyed episode 12 a lot, particularly for the Donna/Harold Smith scenes. I think it's some of LFB's best work.

I wrote a recap for the episode, which can be viewed here - http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... de-12.html

I agree that Laura has had a huge influence on many fans, myself included. Being female and discovering Twin Peaks at a young age definitely left a distinct impression on me. With that in mind, I wrote a blog post similar to this subject matter. http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/2016/05/laura-wa...

I agree that Laura has had a huge influence on many fans, myself included. Being female and discovering Twin Peaks at a young age definitely left a distinct impression on me. With that in mind, I wrote a blog post similar to this subject matter. http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/2016/05/laura-wa...

underthefan wrote:Great reading, Fanatic! I enjoyed it and can relate to it 100%, as Lynch/TP/FWWM/Laura had the exact same effect on me growing up (I saw TP at 10 and FWWM at 11!) and even up until today. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for reading!

I agree that Laura has had a huge influence on many fans, myself included. Being female and discovering Twin Peaks at a young age definitely left a distinct impression on me. With that in mind, I wrote a blog post similar to this subject matter. http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/2016/05/laura-wal...

Although more of a transitional episode, I really enjoy this one. I find the opening scene quite haunting and I love the introduction of Judge Sternwood.

Here's my recap for #11 - http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... de-11.html

Excellent work! I really enjoyed watching.

Why was an owl watching Donna at Laura's grave? And who does James think he is by breaking the Palmer's lamp!?! Read my recap of the episode below!

http://twinpeaksfanatic.blogspot.com/20 ... de-10.html

A true Lynch/Frost approved game would totally light my F.I.R.E!