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Wowee, thanks for sharing! (Despite the fact that it's FREEZE-FRAME CULTURE!!!!!claaa7 wrote:now check this out!!
"...Michael, thats how it is"
)This could be the case, like FWWM. I still think there's a lot of issues with it imo, but I do recognise its strengths. It definitely might be reevaluated.Mr. Jackpots wrote:This series is certainly not connecting with everyone, including long time fans. It will probably take about 10 years, and The Return will be recognized for the masterpiece that it is.Jonah wrote:There's a lot of sparks of genius in this new series, but I think by the time we look back on it as a whole, it will be considered even weaker - in some respects - than Season 2 as an overall narrative. Then again, the finale could be so amazing that maybe not. Hard to tell. But there's been a lot of poor narrative choices made and a lot of weak characterisation.dustoff wrote: t.
The lodge entities control electricity. They're their own hotspots.dronerstone wrote:Hahaha!!! Anyone taking notice of EvilCoop's Android phone when he texts? He's in Wifi for no reason and there's a system update ready to install.
Cipher wrote:The lodge entities control electricity. They're their own hotspots.dronerstone wrote:Hahaha!!! Anyone taking notice of EvilCoop's Android phone when he texts? He's in Wifi for no reason and there's a system update ready to install.
I don't think that Richard went to the Farm with the intention of finding Cooper. He had to vanish from Twin Peaks after killing the little boy, he robbed Sylvia Horne, took her money from the safe. And how could he get in the building? Note that even bad Cooper entered the Farm with the knowledge of the codes. Ray told to Renzo that he only had given Mr. C. the codes to the door. I think Richard was already in conncection with these criminals. I am convinced that it was just a big coincidence to meet bad Cooper there.Esselgee wrote:I was thinking that Richard had gone to the Farm with intention of finding Cooper. If that's not the case, then what led Richard to the Farm? He just wanted to join up with a gang of criminals? How did he find out about the Farm? From Red? It's an awfully big coincidence for him to be there when DoppelCoop just happens to show up if he didn't go there looking for Cooper.thedarktrees wrote:I think the idea is that he followed him after witnessing him kill Ray at the Farm.Esselgee wrote:So how was Richard Horne able to find DoppelCoop just based on an old photo his mother had? This guy is good! He's making the FBI look bad. Gordon Cole really needs to hire him.
BUT: I wonder if Richard was also able to see the convenience store? Or whether DoppelCoop just vanished in front of him and then reappeared. That's a bit less clear.
Wow, nice!claaa7 wrote:now check this out!!
"...Michael, thats how it is"
I like the idea that these tie into events in the relevant parts. If this scene sort of mirrors Dougie getting up from the table and crawling across the floor, and the screaming echoes Janey-E's scream, does the "I'm waiting for someone" mean she's, on some level, waiting for Cooper to finally get back?madeleineferguson wrote:That last scene with Ruby crawling across the floor of the Roadhouse was incredibly powerful. For me, too powerful to be a random, unexplained moment of which we'll never know anything more.
What if all of these Roadhouse scenes introducing new characters are actually building towards something? Like, a second season? By now, it seems clear that there's not enough screen time left to even touch on all of these new characters we've met at the Roadhouse, let alone explain their stories. So why create all these characters, these loose ends, without any intention of examining them again?
Weird.alreadygoneplaces wrote:Wow, nice!claaa7 wrote:now check this out!!
"...Michael, thats how it is"
I've quickly tried to bring out the voice some more... "That's the way it is Michael... that's not who's going <rest cut up, indecipherable>"
Sounds like the Jeffries voice.
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Incredible! What a find!claaa7 wrote:now check this out!!
"...Michael, thats how it is"
this was also very cool, as posted on WelcomeToTwinPeaks.comMeaxylon wrote:Incredible! What a find!claaa7 wrote:now check this out!!
"...Michael, thats how it is"
There's another situation like this i discovered on Part 15, when the convenience store disappears. You can hear Lynch's song Star Dream Girl slowed down. Here's the audio sped upclaaa7 wrote:this was also very cool, as posted on WelcomeToTwinPeaks.comMeaxylon wrote:Incredible! What a find!claaa7 wrote:now check this out!!
"...Michael, thats how it is"
the sound design on this series is on Another level!
For me, the scene that broke my heart was when the old lady reunited with her Mr Jackpots and how she turned her life around.Another owl wrote:Again, I could swear you're been ironic. Because it's not even close of been the same character.Ashok wrote:Agent Cooper has been in almost every single episode of The Return. Just because he was greatly damaged from living in the Red Room for 25 years and is no longer an active FBI agent doesn't make him any lesser of a character.Another owl wrote:I understand what you are saying, but there 2 things that doesen't fit: 1- There's no Agent Coopr so far. And for sure not a Cooper on Twin Peaks. It's been 15 episodes, so, If the series is about “the core of it is Agent Cooper’s odyssey back to Twin Peaks", well, they a little behid the schedule.2 - If the series is about “the core of it is Agent Cooper’s odyssey back to Twin Peaks", why fill the episodes with so many new carachters? I thought it is a bit frustraiting seem some carachters with potential (again, Beverly Paige) been so little explored.