One of my first theories after Part 12 was that Audrey is trapped in the Lodge, convenience store or a similar place. Now in Part 16, after Audrey looked into the mirror, the music was played backwards, which is usually connected to the Black Lodge. Maybe she really is in the Lodge or she is a tulp...

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The Mitchum brothers have been for me mostly entertaining and source of much needed humor so I was dismayed seeing this glimpse of latent bully behavior & I wish it'll be just that, a glimpse and inadvertent at that. Their brutal flooring and kicking of an employee wasn't enough to convince you...

Thinking about some of Charlie's words to Audrey. "I take very good care of you. You've always said so." Or: "Do you want me to end your story too?" Suppose for a moment this is what a sort of drug would 'say' to you as you were trying to come off it, quit it. An anti-depressant....

Not really sure we can say the Mitchum Bros have "Hearts of Gold". Pretty sure they are still murderers, and were definitely planning to Kill Dougie... I have had more & more reservations about the hearts-of-gold madness the more I think about it, how it seems to have overlooked some ...

It's too easy. The character is not hurting us DIRECTLY. And it has weaken the character. I disagree, what he did to Diane and Audrey hurts us directly. Cinema is showing. It's been too many parts that I haven't SEEN and experienced directly the evil that's inside Bad Coop. Of course, I know he's b...

Maybe I need to re-watch first - - but something about Belushi's Mitchum character snapping at Candie for his drink set me on edge. There everyone was laughing and bonhomie and fuzzy-warms when he belts out "Where's my drink, Candie??!" His expression as screen-cap'd has been held up for l...

So are some of the other patients (Charlie, Billy) in this "nuthouse" with Audrey a homage to "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? And are many of the seemingly random conversation's in some of the Roadhouse scene's Audrey's dream-world interpretation of conversations between fell...

On an online Q&A with Sherilyn Fenn I actually asked her how she felt about doing that dance scene in the original series and she said it was really embarrassing. I wonder how she felt about doing this now? That is so interesting, I wonder how she meant "embarrassing." When I think ba...

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Diane: Where is the real Diane? A lot of people saying that's the end of Diane. Was I fooled by the meaning of this image then? Did they only release it for promotional purposes but nothing to do with the actual story? https://www.retrozap.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/laura-dern-variety-twin-peak...

Nice. I know this is the thread for the disappointed, but in a nutshell kinda way one could easily take what happened back when the music was introduced and replace it with our favorite FBI agent. At first "gimme my Cooper! I miss Cooper! This isn't Cooper!" Episode 16: Cooper back in act...

I don't think it was necessary to include Jeffries in the story at all. As such, Mr. Cooper spending so much time looking for Jeffries has felt like a waste of time. I've felt the same way about Briggs, that having him be such an important character behind the scenes and in the book when, sadly, th...

...I'd be curios to know, since we're talking "best flicks lists" business, what do you make of nearly God-like status ascribed to Mulholland Dr.? I pretty much hate the movie personally and can't help but feel the hailing has to somewhat do with the emperor's new clothes syndrome (althou...

I voted "Average" -- having said that, I thought the kettle piping numbers out of steam for DoppelCoop to read in the air was pretty schmaltzy. I'm also still wondering why the replayed clip of Jeffries in the FWWM scene (Bowie), dubbed over with "Do you know who THIS is there?" ...