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Rageaholic Monkey posted:
she doesn't look anything like the singer from chromatics lol. she's like 30 years older
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el oso posted:wraps things up in plastic
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Origami Dali posted:I was wondering what the giant meant by 430 from ep 1, but I just realized that Coop and Diane drove 430 miles exactly. Yeah, I was wondering that too. It might explain why Cooper remembers who he is in the dream and not Diane, who disappears. I think the Fireman knew something like this would happen. Mother sure wants to keep poor Laura down.
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"The past dictates the future." I suppose that refers to the effects of the series timeline from the past lingering in the new present timeline?
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sector_corrector posted:Wait, pretend I posted this instead: Ok Haha
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What Fireman tells Coop: It's in our house now It cannot be said aloud 430 Richard and Linda Two birds with one stone Cooper is far away
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Honestly, the fireman's whole good guy shtick is extremely suspect at this point. At best he's just Judy's unwitting other half, aiding in the infinite garmonbozia cycle through "opposition" to it.
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TheMaestroso posted:Maddy died there, not Laura. She died in the train car. Whoops. Well my incorrect fan-theory still stands that her memories, or some of them, returned. Unless we get an S4 and from her perspective some inter-dimensional beast is crawling through the sky at her. Then I'll just throw my hands in the air and keep watching.
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If people expected a loving Twin Peaks story to wrap things up tidily and neatly I don't really know what to tell them, or what exactly they thought they were watching either. Season 1 didn't end that way. Season 2 sure as gently caress didn't end that way. FWWM even moreso didn't end that way. Hell even Frost's book didn't really end that way.
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blue fuckin velvet had a happy ending
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romanowski posted:she doesn't look anything like the singer from chromatics lol. she's like 30 years older 
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handsome only face posted:blue fuckin velvet had a happy ending I disagree.
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handsome only face posted:blue fuckin velvet had a happy ending
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handsome only face posted:blue fuckin velvet had a happy ending it was fake happy that's why the robin looks so fake
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What's (especially) weird about the Fireman/Coop scene is that it seems like the Fireman is guiding Coop to go to this other dimension to rescue Laura's spirit (I guess) but it all seems to result in a horrible end. The Fireman was otherwise putting pieces into place to take care of Mr C so why send Dale to this fate afterwards?
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:The way the singer from Chromatics looks in Twin Peaks, at least. i'm sorry my friend but you have a bad case of the classic goon faceblindness
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el oso posted:What's (especially) weird about the Fireman/Coop scene is that it seems like the Fireman is guiding Coop to go to this other dimension to rescue Laura's spirit (I guess) but it all seems to result in a horrible end. The Fireman was otherwise putting pieces into place to take care of Mr C so why send Dale to this fate afterwards? You can't really expect everything to go your way when you play 40-dimenional timechess with demons who feed on suffering.
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Booper was just a glitch in the system; everybody but Booper himself and maybe BOB wanted him to go back in. That part's not inconsistent with the fireman (and MIKE, for that matter) being secret assholes, unwitting assholes, or just normal assholes.
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For the people who were wondering about who the actress playing Mrs. Tremond is: She's not an actress, it's the lady who actually owns the house in real life.
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I feel devastated by this ending and I kind of love that. Like, I'm not saying the ending was good or bad, just that it was damaging in a way television rarely is and I appreciate that (especially compared to the limp dick finale of GoT last week)
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The only way I can piece together the Audrey scenes is she's just remembering the "echoes" of her Twin Peaks timeline, just a Laura did at the end there. Bizarro-Audrey is somewhere out there, possibly in the looney bin, in the Richard and Linda universe.
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 So essentially Cooper is just a marble that rocks back and forth infinitely. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmJzy0WrSXY
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When even a blatantly evil entity like the arm wants Booper to go back in, it might be a sign that absolutely no one likes Booper
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That ending was so incredibly Lynch it hurts. It's definitely something that requires some rewatching/unpacking to fully "get it" and I really don't expect anything less. Ya did it again Lynchie. At the same time, I don't 100% think Season 4 is gonna come, but I wouldn't be surprised if Lynch and Frost plan on it either.
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It's a bummer that we didn't get to see Ben picking up a naked Jerry at the airport.
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CJacobs posted:For the people who were wondering about who the actress playing Mrs. Tremond is: She's not an actress, it's the lady who actually owns the house in real life. This makes the finale 1000x better
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Still dunno who Judy is, lol.
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I'd be okay with all these loose ends and an ambiguous ending if I felt like I understood it at all. The end of the original series was pretty straightforward, despite ending on a cliffhanger. I'll keep reading online theories for a few days but I doubt there will ever be a consensus. I'm curious what the Final Dossier will contain. It's not a sequel to this series - it's meant to bridge the gap between 1991 and 2016. I imagine we'll find out what's going on with Audrey once and for all. Probably find out what Donna has been up to, Sheriff Truman, etc.
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Origami Dali posted:Still dunno who Judy is, lol. Clearly it's Jahweh. Jahweh -> Jodway -> Judy.
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Origami Dali posted:Still dunno who Judy is, lol. The thing that vomited a zillion eggs when the atomic bomb went off
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Origami Dali posted:Still dunno who Judy is, lol. Pretty sure Judy and mother are the same.
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Final Dossier will be an authoritative account of how much mark frost likes collecting paychecks, I wouldn't expect anything else out of it
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wa27 posted:I'd be okay with all these loose ends and an ambiguous ending if I felt like I understood it at all. The end of the original series was pretty straightforward, despite ending on a cliffhanger. I'll keep reading online theories for a few days but I doubt there will ever be a consensus. This is how I feel about it I think. It's definitely possible to have confusing, unresolved, and mysterious things while still creating enough solid ground for the viewer to stand on. The end of season 2 did this. I feel like season 3 did not.
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Bowie told him where to find Judy tho. And.. eh fuckit.
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There was a moment where Cooper was guiding Laura's hand that I blurted out "Coop is the Fireman!" and I thought had all this figured out. Boy was I wrong! Coop could still be the fireman, or at least playing a similar role and in the process of becoming one, but man I don't have anything figured out. On the topic of the who is the dreamer? Before Twin Peaks this type of phrase was often used in reference to Descarte. I think, therefore I exist, I doubt, therefore I am not perfect That I am not perfect implies the existence of something that is perfect upon which I depend – i.e., God The wording in Lynch's Monica dream is nearly identical. It doesn't necessarily mean a literal dreamer, and could be more a reference to a creator or source of origin. el oso posted:I think it's been posted in here already but Coop in E18 is definitely a mix of good & evil Dale. No Mods No Masters posted:Honestly, the fireman's whole good guy shtick is extremely suspect at this point. At best he's just Judy's unwitting other half, aiding in the infinite garmonbozia cycle through "opposition" to it.
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I was hoping we'd find out what happened to goddamn Chet Desmond. Maybe see Chris Isaak next to teapot Phillip Jefferies or something?
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Origami Dali posted:Still dunno who Judy is, lol. Philip Jeffries told Cooper that Judy was someone he had already met. Cooper met Sarah Palmer (who has the mother inside of her). So I extrapolated from that that Judy = Sarah Palmer/mother.
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I like that nobody apparently gave Mr. C coordinates to what he was actually looking for. The other set was a trap on top of that rock and then the one's from Briggs seem to have just lured him to the Fireman to put him on the track to get punched straight to hell by Freddie.
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