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I've been waiting about 13 years for this song by Rebekah (written by Lynch) to be put to good use. Rebekah actually sang this at the Twin Peaks Festival back in 2004 or thereabouts. I recorded it at the time and thought it was an absolutely perfect fit for the world of Twin Peaks.HaroldSmith wrote:That Rebekah Del Rio song was incredible.
The scene in FWWM is when she knocks at Donna's door to aske her if she is her best friend.Esselgee wrote:Well, we got the promised coffee cup flying through a window scene.
Cole having visions of Laura from FWWM? That seems rather random. Can anyone identify what scene that footage came from?
I'll need to rewatch and have a good look at it, but it reminded me of the little I know about an old, old Lynch screenplay called "Gardenback", I think.JohnPalSki wrote: Forgive me if someone already mentioned this, but that drawing Gordon was doing on the coffee table, with the moose/antlered animal... it looks like a painting in the Palmer living room! I think it's shown in multiple episodes but I want to say it was shown prominently in the scene with the Louis Armstrong song playing
Maybe John Justice Wheeler? Perhaps he died and couldn't help Audrey raise Richard? Audrey may have been depressed and this somehow affected him? I don't know. The other option seems too horrible to contemplate.The Brown Lodge wrote:Wonderful & Strange wrote:Albert's not evil. He's enjoying a date with one of our favorite characters.
Anyway, Tammy found some of the stuff on Diane, right?
Diane is bad somehow, or even a dopple-Diane. Or maybe she has her own agenda, wanting revenge on Bad Coop, and trying to earn his trust.
Ben Horne needs to order a hit on his own grandson.
So it looks like somehow Audrey produced that monster.
Agree about Albert. Hes clean. Since we now know its Audreys child, who is the father?
yeah, was surprised at how short it was. thought the las vegas scenes dragged out a bit with the candy nonsense. the twin peaks/buckhorn stuff were great tho.C-Lee wrote:Mainly a lurker here but I'm surprised at the love this episode is getting so far.
10 minutes shorter than usual and was overall underwhelming for me. The episode title had me too hyped up I guess.
C-Lee wrote:Mainly a lurker here but I'm surprised at the love this episode is getting so far.
10 minutes shorter than usual and was overall underwhelming for me. The episode title had me too hyped up I guess.
25 years passed. Think 20 year ago... Perhaps Johnny got some help, or some medicine and he became a bit higher functioning and had a little fling. Look, it happens.The Brown Lodge wrote:In what possible scenario could Johnny Horne father a child?wxray wrote:OK, we know Richard is not a cousin, or nephew. He is either Johnny or Audrey's son.
Someone up above was sure it was Audrey. Why? It could still be Johnny. I think the fact that Richard called Johnny a piece of shit or whatever means nothing, considering he called his grandmother the c-word. The guy is pure evil and doesn't give a crap about anything.
I still think his parentage is up for grabs.
We briefly saw BadCoop in the glass box in the photo Tammy showed Cole and Albert.The Brown Lodge wrote:C-Lee wrote:Mainly a lurker here but I'm surprised at the love this episode is getting so far.
10 minutes shorter than usual and was overall underwhelming for me. The episode title had me too hyped up I guess.
Agree. I found a lot of it unnecessarily slow. Was there even any bad Coop tonight?
i have the same fear i'm having during lost's last season. alot of stuff going on...and coop is still dougie. until he returns back to dale cooper, we are still building to a climax.The Gazebo wrote:First impression: F****n' brilliant.
Afterthought: How the hell is this going to be satisfyingly wrapped up in only eight more episodes?
Care to elaborate?garethw wrote:I'll need to rewatch and have a good look at it, but it reminded me of the little I know about an old, old Lynch screenplay called "Gardenback", I think.JohnPalSki wrote: Forgive me if someone already mentioned this, but that drawing Gordon was doing on the coffee table, with the moose/antlered animal... it looks like a painting in the Palmer living room! I think it's shown in multiple episodes but I want to say it was shown prominently in the scene with the Louis Armstrong song playing
but then sylvia wouldn't be grandma. it would be donna's mom.Wonderful & Strange wrote:It's also possible Richard is Donna's daughter, and that could explain why he's a black sheep even in the Horne family.
