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I like how the Twin Peaks jail now has two magical beings and three morons
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Aug 21, 2017 23:15
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hawowanlawow posted:I don't remember James being such a wuss Carrying on the proud tradition of Ed's glass jaw
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Aug 21, 2017 23:16
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multijoe posted:So, a lot of interesting and weird stuff happened today, but I think know what the real take away from tonight was: Ed's little smirk while his eyes are closed and then Norma's hand coming into frame was just absolutely perfect.
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hawowanlawow posted:I don't remember James being such a wuss He’s an adult now. He can’t always count on soap opera characters killing each other to get out of trouble.
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Aug 21, 2017 23:17
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TwoDogs1Cup posted:I'm probably completely wrong here, but for me this season seems like it's more for David Lynch fans and people who liked FWWM then it is for simple folk like me who liked the original series You can't be wrong about what you like and don't like. This is definitely a season for lynch fans. There are at least as many references to his other movies as there are to the original series, which is pretty awesome for me, but probably does nothing for you. There's also a tendency among lynch fans to overlook the fact that the original series was at least 60% an honest to god prime time soap opera and some people actually like that sort of thing.
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Aug 21, 2017 23:20
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hawowanlawow posted:I don't remember James being such a wuss And a troll. Don't forget him being a (possibly unintentional) troll. I mean seriously - he approaches this couple who he's clearly hosed with in the past, then says "I just really like her" after that dude threatened him a few times and got up to be even more threatening. What was James trying to accomplish? I actually felt bad for the two guys who got one-punched into critical condition. TwoDogs1Cup posted:I'm probably completely wrong here, but for me this season seems like it's more for David Lynch fans and people who liked FWWM then it is for simple folk like me who liked the original series I wasn't a huge fan of the second half of the second season and FWWM either, but for some reason this season has been stellar and is probably on par with the first season, in it's own way of course. I actually think it does a great job of forming its own entity separate from S1, S2 and FWWM.
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Aug 21, 2017 23:24
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DevCore posted:And a troll. Don't forget him being a (possibly unintentional) troll.
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Aug 21, 2017 23:28
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J_RBG posted:The Audrey scenes are clearly not in the usual space we see events unfold but in some weird uncanny side-place. There's a reason they're secluded off from referencing pretty much anything else in the show beyond their own internal ruleset (e.g. characters we've never heard of). I was kind of creeped out by the way Charlie said "here at the threshold" instead of "here at the door" like a normal person as well. And whoever noted the Beckett style parallel pretty much has it right though it's less open about its nihilism. That said, we never see the progression that makes the scenes possible, instead we cut straight into a moment of stagnation and the failure to progress. It's frustrating on purpose. The Walrus posted:because that sound effect is used *constantly* through this series and i was wrong, that comparison starts mid-scene just like the crawling cooper one. It's just a cool coincidence.
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DevCore posted:And a troll. Don't forget him being a (possibly unintentional) troll. To be fair, that Chuck guy clearly has issues. He responds to James saying "hi" to Renee like Mike would in the original show. That's not a rational response to something that wouldn't be called flirting outside of grammar school. I mean, I feel bad for them getting so destroyed, but they weren't the good guys in the situation.
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Vikar Jerome posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BH7yDBQaS8
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Aug 21, 2017 23:32
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Is the theory with Audrey that she's in a coma from the bank explosion? And everything going on with her now is her trying to wake up?
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Aug 21, 2017 23:49
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That's one theory, and if it wasn't for other characters mentioning Billy and Tina it's one I would subscribe to 100%.
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Aug 21, 2017 23:55
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TwoDogs1Cup posted:Is the theory with Audrey that she's in a coma from the bank explosion? And everything going on with her now is her trying to wake up? 
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Aug 22, 2017 00:11
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The bald, bearded woodsman seen in this episode was not only seen at the Abe Lincoln Woodsman's road stop, but also the one who killed Bill Hastings. I thought, at first, the woman above the convenience store was Buella. Seems I was wrong. I'm at a complete loss in trying to attach any significance to Duncan Todd's death or his character. Even Anthony Sinclair was more afraid of the bad cops, who worked for Todd, than Todd himself. Duncan seems weirdly pointless, but I suspect I'm just missing the point. An Audrey and Charlie scene is just what I needed after Margaret's farewell scene. It was the exact opposite of how I felt during the transition from Big Ed/ Norma to Cooper doppelgänger. I won't miss Steven at all, but I never knew Mark Frost appeared in the series in any season. Can anyone post a screen cap of him from season 2?
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Aug 22, 2017 00:12
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End of series: Bad Cooper's continued bungled attempts to murder Dougie end up bringing down/killing all organized crime in Vegas, FBI gives him a commendation and welcomes him back.
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Aug 22, 2017 00:15
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I'm legit worried about what will become of The Log.
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Aug 22, 2017 00:27
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It will turn to gold and then hopefully made into some high quality shovels I wonder if the log turning to gold was referring to something similar to the Dougie Jones situation. Perhaps it was a vessel to catch her husband's spirit after he passed so that he could pass on sagely advice.
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Aug 22, 2017 00:28
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When I watched FWIM I knew that it was the series with the kiddie gloves off, the show without the soap opera trappings. Like stuff in the show that's just glossed over like Bobby,Laura, and Leo being into drugs was thrown right into your face. I really enjoyed it though I thought it was gonna be worse than it was. It still felt restrained and I could tell there had been troubles. Had more of the Laura stuff from TMP been in and they expanded on certain stuff it could be even better. The shows depiction of what happened to her and Ronnette and her death was way better and what I expected from the movie. That's just me nitpicking though.
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I think when Cooper does return to being Cooper (surely it's going to happen when we next see him) it's gonna be interesting to see how he reacts to what remains of the Jones family. Coop obviously doesn't know Janey-E despite her being Diane's sister, because if he did then she'd be wondering why her husband looks exactly like him... but maybe if he hears the last name he'll put two and two together. This is all assuming that he will return to being the Coop we knew, and not some new iteration of Coop that's changed and different.
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Aug 22, 2017 00:30
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I get the feeling Coop will retain all of his memories from his time as Dougie and will decide to live as Dougie rather than try to clear his name.
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Aug 22, 2017 00:32
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TwoDogs1Cup posted:I don't even like coffee! Well there's your problem right there Edit: THE problem, sorry
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CJacobs posted:I think when Cooper does return to being Cooper (surely it's going to happen when we next see him) it's gonna be interesting to see how he reacts to what remains of the Jones family. Coop obviously doesn't know Janey-E despite her being Diane's sister, because if he did then she'd be wondering why her husband looks exactly like him... but maybe if he hears the last name he'll put two and two together. This is all assuming that he will return to being the Coop we knew, and not some new iteration of Coop that's changed and different. I was honestly assuming he got zapped into the outlet and spit out somewhere else. Do you think he'll wake up in the Jones house? EDIT: I was rewatching the ep with subtitles and do y'all think the "new shoes" line from ZZ Top is the only Leo reference we're gonna get? 
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Could be he just shocked himself and Janey-E calls 911 and he wakes up in the hospital and its all a big gently caress you to the audience, still Dougie!
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I missed a bunch of posts, but i think cooper might return to the lodge, because dougie was a manufactured trap and he'll again try to reclaim his own body (booper). Agree/disagree?
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He is not in Dougie's body. Dougie got turned into a gold ball. And Booper is the doppleganger, not Cooper's body. lament.cfg fucked around with this message at 01:16 on Aug 22, 2017 |
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Aug 22, 2017 01:02
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I love this show so much.
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Perfect, thanks. That guy never even registered as a character in my mind. So I'm now surprised to learn that he not only has a name, but also that some people here recognized the character's name. I thought I was hardcore.
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Counteresperanto posted:Perfect, thanks. That guy never even registered as a character in my mind. So I'm now surprised to learn that he not only has a name, but also that some people here recognized the character's name. I thought I was hardcore. I bet the upcoming book explains why he went from news reporter to living in a lovely trailer park.
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Was David bowie kettle in a dark version of the same motor inn type place that Leland met teresa banks working as a prostitute in FWWM?
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ruddiger posted:Ed's little smirk while his eyes are closed and then Norma's hand coming into frame was just absolutely perfect. After watching him stare out the window so sadly, that scene brought a tear to the eye. At first I was like "oh no, no Ed... not again buddy, no". Then I was like "oh yeah, Ed and Norma, oh yeah come on, Ed's looking happy, he's YES, YES!"
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pech posted:Was David bowie kettle in a dark version of the same motor inn type place that Leland met teresa banks working as a prostitute in FWWM? Yeah I believe it was. e: I think it was mirrored.
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These audrey scenes are great. Hahaha. I loved that little man since he first just stared at audrey and wouldn't tell her what the phone said. That face.
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pech posted:Was David bowie kettle in a dark version of the same motor inn type place that Leland met teresa banks working as a prostitute in FWWM? That seems to be one idea kicking around? I'm not entirely convinced myself but perhaps I need to take a closer look. Also, I think Coop zapping himself like that might be another hint from the Red Room to avoid death. Hutch and Chantal show up, assume he's dead, and torture and kill Sonny Jim and Janey-E because they are that horrifically awful. Cooper comes to with all his memories and a dead family and some actual real motivation for hating and getting rid of his doppleganger. Or maybe not. Gosh, I hope not.
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Krinkle posted:These audrey scenes are great. Hahaha. I loved that little man since he first just stared at audrey and wouldn't tell her what the phone said. That face. I am going to laugh my rear end off when after all this theorizing, the series ends with Audrey finally walking outside and Hawk's just there like, "yeah Billy's dead". End Twin Peaks, end Lynch.
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Escobarbarian posted:That's one theory, and if it wasn't for other characters mentioning Billy and Tina it's one I would subscribe to 100%. I was also willing to go with it but Richard saying this week he recognized Coop from a picture his mom carried around - surely he wouldn't know anything about her carrying anything if she'd been in a coma his entire life.
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I can't believe Dougie Jones is dead.
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CJacobs posted:Wow that guy itt who called out that random staircase on the side of the building nearly 10 episodes ago was actually right What's up, guys?
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esperterra posted:It's worth noting Laura died in February 89. Do we have a specific month for the Jeffries scene in FWWM? I always assumed that was part of the 'sequel' aspect of the movie, but season 3 tells us dopple Coop disappeared from Twin Peaks without pretending to be Coop for very long. Lynch has edited and written himself into a corner with this. The scene in FWWM takes place in 1988. The extended version of the scene from TMP takes place in 1989. Part 15 seems to suggest that it took place in 1989, which throws the whole of FWWM and the series off by a year.
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