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If you're not watching this show with headphones, you really should be. The sound design in the series is incredible - this episode and especially the scene with the hobos digging & spreading Dirty Coop's blood were 10x more effective being totally immersed in it with a good set of cans.
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el oso posted:If you're not watching this show with headphones, you really should be. The sound design in the series is incredible - this episode and especially the scene with the hobos digging & spreading Dirty Coop's blood were 10x more effective being totally immersed in it with a good set of cans. is vodka a good substitute for headphones?
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I'm on my third watch with subtitles to make sure I got all the dialogue right (thanks to whoever suggested that, I think it was Rageaholic Monkey) and I'm not sure why I bothered. But when the Giant comes out, is he actually looking at us, the audience?el oso posted:If you're not watching this show with headphones, you really should be. The sound design in the series is incredible - this episode and especially the scene with the hobos digging & spreading Dirty Coop's blood were 10x more effective being totally immersed in it with a good set of cans. Well, dammit, now I'm going to have to add another watch with just headphones.
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Jun 26, 2017 05:39
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nopants posted:is vodka a good substitute for headphones? I mean, you're not gonna get drunk through your ears... Edit: Or do I need yet another watch with vodka in my ears? This is such a complicated show to watch.
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Jun 26, 2017 05:40
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Section 9 posted:I'm on my third watch with subtitles to make sure I got all the dialogue right (thanks to whoever suggested that, I think it was Rageaholic Monkey) and I'm not sure why I bothered. But when the Giant comes out, is he actually looking at us, the audience? the giant first postures in such a way, farther away from the screen, that it appears he is aware of the audience. he then gets up close to the camera and looks directly at it. the whole thing, when combined with him viewing the a-bomb test that we also witnessed, really points to him breaking the third wall.
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Jun 26, 2017 05:42
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The frogroach is neither BOB or Laura. Laura was in the dragonball, and BOB was a face on a weird dark rock. The frogroach was in one of the eggs that was also in the goop that the Experiment vomited. It might be the one that floats away after BOBrock floats past the camera. I think DopCoop is still going to be an evil doppelgänger, just one that's even more annoyed because he lost his friend BOB. Maybe he'll lose his magic powers? What was that stuff on his phone while he was talking about the tracking devices in that car?
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Jun 26, 2017 05:42
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So are we certain that was actually the White Lodge? It seems a little different from Major Briggs' description from his vision.
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Jun 26, 2017 05:42
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Section 9 posted:I mean, you're not gonna get drunk through your ears... vodka with headphones is a the preferred method for viewing lynch in the year 2017
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Jun 26, 2017 05:44
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OB_Juan posted:What was that stuff on his phone while he was talking about the tracking devices in that car? C Fire DoX I'd guess different systems of tracking? Somehow his magic technology powers give him and app that detects tracking devices? I was a bit confused with Dox at first, because I didn't think Doxxing someone would be in Lynch's awareness.
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the hobo ghosts dont even seem sentient to me. they act more like they are programmed to fulfill a a purpose and then gently caress off afterwards. i feel sorry for hobo lincoln who died looking for a light during an a-bomb test and then was brought back to brain smash some people and recite poem magic so frogroach bob could climb inside some poor girl's mouth
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Section 9 posted:I'm on my third watch with subtitles to make sure I got all the dialogue right (thanks to whoever suggested that, I think it was Rageaholic Monkey) and I'm not sure why I bothered. But when the Giant comes out, is he actually looking at us, the audience? Apparently Lynch has mentioned this as well now: http://welcometotwinpeaks.com/news/david-lynch-how-to-watch-twin-peaks-recommendations/ quote:I recommend getting whatever screen* you’re looking at as close to your eyes as you can get, and use headphones. Turn the lights down. And then you have a chance of getting into a new world.
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Ok, then...going to see if I can somehow watch this on the Vive tomorrow.
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The subtitles of the "This is the water, this is the well" speech at the end do specify that the person speaking is "Woodsman". So, that is settled, for whatever it means.
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nopants posted:Was the got a light hobo monster Abe Lincoln? It's funny you would ask this, because this is the first time in that actor's filmography that he has ever played a character other than Abe Lincoln. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3716858/?ref_=nv_sr_1
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Lanz posted:Apparently Lynch has mentioned this as well now: 
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Jun 26, 2017 06:14
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This show is greatest of all time and I'm so happy the absolute maniacs at showtime gave david lynch money. We are not worthy
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Who is the Woodsman? I watched Twin Peaks and FWWM for the first time last week and don't remember him. It's kinda buried beneath everything else this episode but I liked Ray's shocked attempt to explain what he'd just witnessed to Phillip.
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Section 9 posted:So, that is settled, for whatever it means.
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Supercar Gautier posted:It's funny you would ask this, because this is the first time in that actor's filmography that he has ever played a character other than Abe Lincoln. I was going to call you out on this, but then I remembered that the actual credits don't hit IMDB for a day or two after. That is hilarious if true. snoremac posted:Who is the Woodsman? I watched Twin Peaks and FWWM for the first time last week and don't remember him. The Woodsman was seen for like 3 seconds in FWWM in the scene above the convenience store in the Philip Jeffries sequence. He was played by Jurgen Prochnow, but his entire scene was slapping his knee twice played backward. He didn't really have any impact on the story.
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Flipping through the book, unless the family moved to New Mexico for a while, I don't think the dude we saw was Leland; Jacoby's notes on Laura's death indicates that Leland was:quote:Pride and only son of a wealthy Seattle family. Private schools. Summa cum Laude, University of Washington, 1966, president of the Law Review. As well, he notes about Sarah: quote:Happily married twenty-one years to Sarah Novack Palmer, 44. Political science major. College sweethearts. That was March 19, 1989, so Sarah would have been born in 1945 EDIT: He also notes that Laura was 18 when she died, so she'd have been born around 1971 or so
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Jun 26, 2017 06:23
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snoremac posted:Who is the Woodsman? I watched Twin Peaks and FWWM for the first time last week and don't remember him. a lot of people think the woodsman is the log lady's husband who died in the ghostwwod and also her log
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nopants posted:a lot of people think the woodsman is the log lady's husband who died in the ghostwwod and also her log Oh, wow I had never heard that theory. Though before this season I hadn't really looked into TP theories for like 15 years, so I might have missed out on a lot. I think this episode proves that wrong, but I would have totally agreed with that interpretation before. It always seemed odd that there was this well known actor playing a three second part in a weird scene for no reason.
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Section 9 posted:The Woodsman was seen for like 3 seconds in FWWM in the scene above the convenience store in the Philip Jeffries sequence. He was played by Jurgen Prochnow, but his entire scene was slapping his knee twice played backward. He didn't really have any impact on the story. he also doesn't appear in FWWM proper, only in the extended Missing Pieces
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boner confessor posted:he also doesn't appear in FWWM proper, only in the extended Missing Pieces No, the kneeslapping scene is definitely in the original cut. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMszCiYdtts&t=184s
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fun fact: tonight's episode uses a song from an old 50's doo wop group called The Platters. if you look at the band's lineup you'll find a familiar name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Platters
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HorseRenoir posted:fun fact: tonight's episode uses a song from an old 50's doo wop group called The Platters. if you look at the band's lineup you'll find a familiar name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Platters Interesting bit, though a different Lynch :o http://www.nytimes.com/1981/01/03/obituaries/david-lynch-sang-with-platters.html
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HorseRenoir posted:fun fact: tonight's episode uses a song from an old 50's doo wop group called The Platters. if you look at the band's lineup you'll find a familiar name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Platters Coincidence, or actually the man himself? Edit: ^^^Doh!
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HorseRenoir posted:fun fact: tonight's episode uses a song from an old 50's doo wop group called The Platters. if you look at the band's lineup you'll find a familiar name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Platters Like the photo at the end of The Shining...
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IIRC The Woodsman also appears at the end of Inland Empire, though I'm not sure if it was the same actor.
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HorseRenoir posted:fun fact: tonight's episode uses a song from an old 50's doo wop group called The Platters. if you look at the band's lineup you'll find a familiar name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Platters I half expected the song to be from Rosemary Clooney released in 1956 called blue rose, and that event was the start of blue rose cases.
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David Lynch enjoys logs.
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Lord Krangdar posted:IIRC The Woodsman also appears at the end of Inland Empire, though I'm not sure if it was the same actor. IMDB says that was Keith Kjarval, as "Lumberjack"
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http://www.vulture.com/2017/05/davi...w&utm_medium=s1quote:Twin Peaks has become a common shorthand description for darkly comic and surreal TV shows. Do you see that influence out there in the world? THIS MAN EDIT: Awwww, apparently that was from back in May; thought it was given in relation to tonight's and the 2-week break
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HOLY FUCKIN poo poo THIS IS THE BEST SHOW EVER
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Lanz posted:http://www.vulture.com/2017/05/davi...w&utm_medium=s1 Dad
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Turdfuzz posted:this is goofy but also amazing Twin Peaks Revival 2017: this is goofy but also amazing
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Lanz posted:
But i thought learning TM depended very much on how much money you have 
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"Oh? Somebody don't like Dougie Jones, huh?" -David Lynch at his editing station last week reading this thread
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I'm watching the episode for the 3rd time tonight. I can't even believe this exists. How did we get so lucky? 
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There's so many goddamn woodsmen outside this convenience store. It really seems like in the ant colony of the Black Lodge, the woodsmen are the drones working for the queen (the glass box spirit that gives birth to the frog roach, I guess?).
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