The Twin Peaks Thread

There's nothing really incredible about it but the romance between Rosenfeld and Jane Adams is instant joy.

Between this and Get Out, I'm convinced that Seyfried's boyfriend (I forget his name) is Brad Dourif's premature reincarnation.

Dougie Jones...



... if he hasn't stolen you heart, I don't know what's wrong with you.

Anyways, Gordon's drawing... huh? Anyone more versed in the show than me have a clue?



Rebekah Del Rio may be my favorite closing performance yet.

Yeah. I can do weird but as long as its entertaining. I'm going to get back into it.

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Well this weeks episode was certainly an interesting one...I have to kind of hold my judgement of each episode for a while since episode 8 literally blew my mind...(SPOILERS from here on in! yer've been warned!!!!!) It was nice to have confirmation that Richard Horne is indeed Audreys son, it was also good to see the twist with Chad and the letter (And it kind of explains the shiftiness that went on in the previous episode) Dougie was as awesome as ever and my speculation is that over the next few episodes him and Janey will grow closer together, the mafia/richard/doppelcoop will then take Janey out and that will snap Dougie back into Dale (As he's previously lost a love in "Caroline") I've also heard some interesting stuff about how Albert may not be around for much longer (What with that weird Laura message Cole saw when he answered the door) It wasnt exactly a weird episode (These last two weeks have been a bit slower paced) But I'm genuinely interested to see where the series goes from here

I'm starting to think Mädchen Amick is the real acting powerhouse of the season. So far, she's been golden.

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Gordon Cole... Rust Cohle?

I really loved the standout lighting and photography in the last ep. Other than that, my thoughts are pretty analogous to most of the other eps: comedy, horror, surrealism, etc. are all on point. I'm getting so wrapped up in it now. The anticipation is making normal media seem stale for me.

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As far as last week's episode, my highlight was

I'm with re93animator in that I believe

It's so much fun when

As for the other stuff, I'll stick with the show, wherever it goes.

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This all of the this!!!

I was pretty disappointed in Ep 12's narrative.

Even though it's funny, the thing that really tries my patience is

So, they're bringing in

And It's David Lynch. Why question it?

I think it was a pretty dumb cliffhanger, and seems a little too cartoony to incorporate it much into the new eps. It seems like they're passively acknowledging it, but I doubt it'll be harped on much.

The French lady bit was one of this week's highlights for me. It just fits in with the deadpan absurdity of the show, and I love Albert's stoic impatience with Gordon. Miguel Ferrer is one of my favorites this season. Him and Lynch have so much chemistry, it's a wonder they weren't more frequent collaborators.

Denise probably wouldn't like that.

I'm not sure how true it is, but I've heard that its apparently stated in the book that Pete and Andrew were both killed in the explosion, but that Pete saved Audrey's life by throwing himself in front of her and thus taking the brunt of the explosion.

Interesting. I reeeally want to read the book (if you're referring to Secret History...). I'm holding off until after this season though.

Yeah, I think that's the one. I haven't read it myself though, so someone could have been telling porkies.

That would make it perfect! Use the old split-screen effect (although they'd probably use CGI I'd like to see Lynch use old effects) and have them in the same scenes together.

Well, it's true, if it had been anybody else but Lynch and Ferrer I probably would have switched the channel. It is deadpan for sure, but I wish there had been a few words thrown in for good measure. It's sad that Lynch won't get the chance to work with Ferrer again, as we lost Miguel this year. Of all the deaths this year, his was one of the hardest to take.

A very interesting take on this last 13th episode and this season in general (spoilers if you haven't watched 13th episode):
https://www.vox.com/culture/2017/8/6...-12-the-return

OMG...Sarah Palmer!!!

Well, she's been possessed by that evil Cheshire Cat for years. Who knew that Andy would know more about what's going on than almost anyone?

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Fell behind a bit but am now caught up...

Has she really? And yeah, Andy is definitely aware now although I think he was very unaware before he got

P.s. Did you notice the

I wonder what that is all about.