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NO LISTEN TO ME posted:I thought "Oh thank god" when Bobby passed off the gun couple to the other deputy and said he was gonna get that woman to stop honking her horn. And then, all that happened instead. I thought Dana Ashbrook was great in that scene. I didn't know that I wanted Bobby to be the heart of TWIN PEAKS but here we are. He knows better than anyone that you can't force people to change, so he has to sit back and hope that people will resolve their poo poo and it's all written across his face.
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mary had a little clam posted:Metal Gear Squalid nice. It should be noted that the real hero of this story so far is MIKE.
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The way Bobby tightens his posture and clenches his fists when Becky says she's not being abused, because he definitely doesn't believe her, is excellent. Bobby is the best.
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Bobby is just so, so good. I hope everything turns out alright for him and also that neither Shelley or Becky get killed 
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Jul 24, 2017 21:23
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Bobby has been a standout to me all season. Ashbrook's performance feels perfectly in line with his character's arc - every scene with him feels so believable.
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I like how there were just enough kernels of goodness to Bobby in the original series that it makes him being an honest lawman 25 years later actually believable.
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Jul 24, 2017 21:28
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Bobby, Gordon, and Albert are all standouts for me that I didn't really expect this season. edit: was the "want to come see my new car" officer the same guy who said "I heard shots!" to Bobby on the street?
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Jul 24, 2017 21:33
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Iodised QQ posted:Candy is controlling everything behind the scenes and is actually the most well put together character on the entire show Candy is another branch of the tree that the log came from
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wa27 posted:Bobby, Gordon, and Albert are all standouts for me that I didn't really expect this season. Yeah it's the same guy.
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I want to add, Bobby had all his old mannerisms. The little things, like how he places his arms on the table and leans it. It made me smile a little.
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Jul 24, 2017 22:01
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Bobby still killed a guy for laxatives. But yeah dana is owning it. Also cant believe who is also owning it: jim belushi
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Jul 24, 2017 22:13
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yeah I gotta say I think I despise Jim Belushi a little less
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Most people here consider Tammy not much more then a background character serving as filler in the Albert/Gordon/Diane scenes. But what about that rather short weird scene in which she was magically ghost-walking through a corridor before opening the door in which Albert and Gordon (if I recall correctly) where waiting for coffee. What the hell was up with that and why did nobody mention it? I'm not sure in which exact episode this occured..
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Jul 24, 2017 22:40
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Hawk's hide map was so cool. black fire + corn = garmonbozia, right? is there a good reconstruction of the map out there?
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Jul 24, 2017 22:41
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I hope that Hawk gets to call Margaret at the end and tell her that everything's okay
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Jul 24, 2017 22:53
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Bobby went from just above James level to cooper level. The new cooper.
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Klaaz posted:Most people here consider Tammy not much more then a background character serving as filler in the Albert/Gordon/Diane scenes. But what about that rather short weird scene in which she was magically ghost-walking through a corridor before opening the door in which Albert and Gordon (if I recall correctly) where waiting for coffee. What the hell was up with that and why did nobody mention it? I'm not sure in which exact episode this occured.. My partner was talking about this scene last night too, referring it to as 'slow motion walking.' I vaguely remember it but didn't notice it. I think something's definitely up with Tammy, and the lack of characterisation is on purpose. She seems 'out of place' and uncomfortable in her own skin / situations she's in. At least, I hope this is on purpose. This would go a long way in explaining the stilted acting.
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Before the premiere, I saw Chrysta Bell on the TP red carpet thing and audibly said "jesus christ" when she spoke. She's not acting. She's as breathy and stilted in real life.
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Jul 24, 2017 23:17
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The way Tammy said she didn't see anything either when the detective said he didn't see the bearded men made me cringe
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Isometric Bacon posted:My partner was talking about this scene last night too, referring it to as 'slow motion walking.' I vaguely remember it but didn't notice it. She slow motion walked towards Gordon's room in episode 10. I think it was because there was a weird distortion on the door, though. It had nothing to do with her.
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Jul 24, 2017 23:20
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Isometric Bacon posted:My partner was talking about this scene last night too, referring it to as 'slow motion walking.' I vaguely remember it but didn't notice it. There's no way that lynch isn't shouting 'MORE FIDGETING' constantly during every take in my mind. either way i think she's great
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Vikar Jerome posted:Bobby still killed a guy for laxatives. But yeah dana is owning it. Also cant believe who is also owning it: jim belushi Belushi was legitimately funny this episode and I'm not sure what witchcraft Lynch is pulling in order to make that happen 
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Jul 24, 2017 23:30
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One of the original plans for season 3 or one of the FWWM prequels was Harry traveling to the Black Lodge and/or Planet of Creamed Corn by driving backwards through a field of corn 
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Jul 24, 2017 23:30
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I liked the way that, after his little meetup with Shelly, Red was practically skipping down the street like a giddy little boy. People themselves aren't ever pure evil in Lynch's world. He seemed genuinely excited about getting to hook up with Shelly later.
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Just realized our main villain was entirely absent from this great ep. The tragedy is that we're now being reminded of him through Diane though 
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Jul 24, 2017 23:40
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That's two episodes with no Evil Coop, except the picture of him near the box/soul pooter
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Escobarbarian posted:That's two episodes with no Evil Coop, except the picture of him near the box/soul pooter Didn't the meeting he had with his cronies where he was handed the most important item (cheetos) happen in the previous episode? edit: Oh, that was 9
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Jul 24, 2017 23:46
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I hope the Mitchums don't get killed in the crossfire when Tim Roth and his wife (sister? friend?) roll into town looking for Dougie
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The Takeshi Miike film was great, but all the stuff this season like the detective bros trio and the goofy mobsters is making me sad that there will never be a David Lynch directed Ace Attourney adaptation.
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Okay, quick, extremely ignorant question: why do people hate Jim Belushi? I've literally never seen him in anything besides Twin Peaks, and he's been okay here.
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psychoJ posted:Okay, quick, extremely ignorant question: why do people hate Jim Belushi? I've literally never seen him in anything besides Twin Peaks, and he's been okay here. It was cool to hate 90s 2000s afternoon comedy stars for a while. So Jim Belushi, Kevin James, Ray Romano etc.
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Jul 25, 2017 00:14
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Honestly before this he was just a lovely sitcom actor who was only famous because of his more talented dead brother, but Lynch appears to have pulled something great out of him.
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Jul 25, 2017 00:34
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So Allicia Witt who played Donna's youngest sister in the original series is listed in the credits of this episode but I dont remember seeing her anywhere?
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Jul 25, 2017 00:40
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She's the girl in the stairwell with Steven.
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Escobarbarian posted:She's the girl in the stairwell with Steven. holy shiiiiiiit
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Jul 25, 2017 00:45
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I wish I had a van summoning flute.
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Escobarbarian posted:Honestly before this he was just a lovely sitcom actor who was only famous because of his more talented dead brother, but Lynch appears to have pulled something great out of him. Uh excuse me, hes the star of 80s buddy cop masterpiece K-9, duh.
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psychoJ posted:Okay, quick, extremely ignorant question: why do people hate Jim Belushi? I've literally never seen him in anything besides Twin Peaks, and he's been okay here. its not so much his acting but that hes sposedly a huge fucken douche bag
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Escobarbarian posted:Honestly before this he was just a lovely sitcom actor who was only famous because of his more talented dead brother, but Lynch appears to have pulled something great out of him. Primarily this. He's been banking on his last name for thirty years despite having 5% of his brother's talent
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