World of Blue - Archived Forum 2007-2022

i'm guessing that wasn't Bowie's voice? was the 'voice' from last week's episode credited again?

crumble wrote:i'm guessing that wasn't Bowie's voice? was the 'voice' from last week's episode credited again?

Yes and yes

Bizarre, tho I liked Norma and Ed and of course Coop possibly back; not sure about Audrey and her attack of Charlie.

BGate wrote:I had resigned myself that we were never gonna learn about Judy. Amazing.

So, who IS Judy?

So I think Judy is Garland Briggs. He's met Cooper before and maybe that was a code name they had for him. Judy Garland.

Soolsma wrote:Obviously, that was what James was planning all along.

Hmmm. I don't know if that's the implication, but I like the theory. I was wondering why James suddenly went so completely idiotic, to an extent that seemed beyond that of the normal idiocy that we can all experience when we see someone special.

whoisalhedges wrote:

rocketsan22 wrote:

thedougpa wrote:Anyone have a transcript of what was said between Stephen and Gersten?

Ya, that was some quiet sh!t...

The quiet didn't throw me, but good goddamn Stephen mumbles....

I watched with the captions on. He tells her he loved fucking her and he loved her c***...that is a quote and I an not making a vulgar joke.

Garland makes sense.

Hey, I know the 'Severely Disappointed' group is going to complain about ZZ Top being played at the Roadhouse, so we might as well get it off our chests on this thread...

That was a pretty extraordinary hour all around. Man, I was a freaking WRECK during the Log Lady scene. What a beautiful tribute from Lynch.

Jasper wrote:When "Dougie" was crawling on the floor towards the socket, he looked like straight-up Dale Cooper.

He looked de-aged. His expression, everything. It's like he came back in that moment but we're not gonna know till next episode! Or the finale...

Ashok wrote:

JohnPalSki wrote:Did anyone else get the feeling that the Cooper in the scene from FWWM with Jeffries, Cole, and Albert.... that that may have been the Bad Coop??...


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Yeah, I actually had that feeling ever since Episode 14. Not sure how that would even work logistically but that theory certainly crossed my mind.

The line Jeffries delivers "So, you are Cooper . . ." could mean he really is meeting with Cooper and not someone posing as him or it could mean he's the real Cooper.

Margaret's line of "that one I warned you about" reminded me of the change from "this" to "that" in the line Jeffries delivers in the Philadelphia office. We just don't know which one she warned Hawk about.

I really like that Major (JUDY) Garland Briggs theory. (I'm probably going to steal it as my own idea.)

Voltaire wrote:

whoisalhedges wrote:

rocketsan22 wrote: Ya, that was some quiet sh!t...

The quiet didn't throw me, but good goddamn Stephen mumbles....

I watched with the captions on. He tells her he loved fucking her and he loved her c***...that is a quote and I an not making a vulgar joke.

As much as I've come around to loving this show, that's the kind of stuff that drives me up the flippin' wall. Seriously, who WRITES shit like that???

So I guess that James didn't find anything of interest in the boiler room.

Voltaire wrote:

BGate wrote:I had resigned myself that we were never gonna learn about Judy. Amazing.

So, who IS Judy?

So I think Judy is Garland Briggs. He's met Cooper before and maybe that was a code name they had for him. Judy Garland.

Judy in the Missing Pieces is referred to as the 'young lady.' My guess is Judy is Laura. They met before in a dream - makes sense since that whole scene with Jeffries seemed to be within a dream.