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Don't know if this was posted here yet but here's an interesting thread on numerology and the final scene https://twitter.com/fatecolossal/status/904911292531691522
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so diane accepted the linda persona but dale doesn't refer to himself as richard. What does it mean.
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...! posted:Those of you saying "Well you obviously don't get Lynch/Twin Peaks. Obviously you don't get Twin Peaks
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quadpus posted:^ I can't believe the 3/15 theory came true. It didn't really seem plausible before, because we thought Cooper was already here, he just needed to wake up. But no, what was really necessary was for him to retrieve his consciousness from the "15" outlet. The numbers over the sockets also look a lot like the 6 on the nefarious roaming phone pole that shows up by the Chalfont's trailer in Fire Walk With Me and outside Carrie Page's house. No idea what that could mean, of course. Rewatching this season there's a lot of stuff that couldn't be picked up on without later info. The scene where Sarah watches the lions eat the water buffalo on tv happens immediately after Cooper is shot out of the glass box and starts falling again; chronologically immediately after he leaves is when the experiment shows up and kills Sam and Tracy in a similar fashion to the water buffalo. I also hadn't noticed Mother/experiment was holding and examining a tulpa seed when she's in the box, which she quickly puts away when she notices Sam and Tracy looking at her. Or how Naido is so excited and desperate to communicate with Cooper when she realizes who is when they meet, and willingly sacrifices herself to throw the lever that adjusts the room below. Laura also gets whisked away from Cooper in a manner nearly identical to how Diane's tulpa or Dougie get yanked to the Lodge. It's a little easier to make sense of the timeline of things this go around too, knowing a lot of the earlier Lodge scenes are probably taking place in the latter episodes (except not really because I guess time doesn't matter so much there). What was up with the arm's doppelgänger though? That's the only time we ever see a Lodge resident have a doppelgänger, right? Could that explain why sometimes the Man From Another Place seemed to be playing both sides in the original series? I've also been mulling over the part where Laura gets pulled away; it's the only time we're ever shown what's behind the curtains of the Lodge and it's just an endless void with the horse behind it. In Carrie's house the blue plate and horse figurine forming an eye makes me wonder about the horse as a representation of being watched. Something behind the walls of the Lodge watches what's going on, and something has been watching Sarah Palmer back through the original series.
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...! posted:Those of you saying "Well you obviously don't get Lynch/Twin Peaks. It's fine if you don't like it but saying it's insulting is... maybe its u who should grow up, ever think about that??
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Anyone got any thoughts about how Ronette Pulaski being called "American Woman" in the credits relates to the "American Woman" song that plays when Diane's tulpa "wakes up"? Does that phrase come up anywhere else this season?
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Kurtofan posted:so diane accepted the linda persona but dale doesn't refer to himself as richard. What does it mean. The Fireman successfully prepped him to avoid falling into the trap of continuing on as Richard and forgetting he's Dale? eshock posted:Anyone got any thoughts about how Ronette Pulaski being called "American Woman" in the credits relates to the "American Woman" song that plays when Diane's tulpa "wakes up"? The same song is played the first time we see Coop's doppelgänger as he's driving to the hillbilly house to get Darya and Ray.
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Sep 7, 2017 08:39
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Phoebe Augustine's character is "American Girl" but yeah
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Raxivace posted:I could understand thinking Annie made more sense than Diane, but Cooper just flatout never had any kind of interest in Audrey in the original series. She had an interest in him; the story of Diane in the show hinges on her interest in him, not on his interest in her.
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Sanschel posted:The numbers over the sockets also look a lot like the 6 on the nefarious roaming phone pole that shows up by the Chalfont's trailer in Fire Walk With Me and outside Carrie Page's house. No idea what that could mean, of course. This is really interesting! A rewatch is totally in order!
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...! posted:Those of you saying "Well you obviously don't get Lynch/Twin Peaks. 
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eshock posted:Anyone got any thoughts about how Ronette Pulaski being called "American Woman" in the credits relates to the "American Woman" song that plays when Diane's tulpa "wakes up"? It's actually American Girl  edit: beaten
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twin peaks: good or bad?
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a few DRUNK BONERS posted:twin peaks: good or bad? Yes
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a few DRUNK BONERS posted:twin peaks: good or bad?
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Sanschel posted:Rewatching this season there's a lot of stuff that couldn't be picked up on without later info. The scene where Sarah watches the lions eat the water buffalo on tv happens immediately after Cooper is shot out of the glass box and starts falling again; chronologically immediately after he leaves is when the experiment shows up and kills Sam and Tracy in a similar fashion to the water buffalo. I also hadn't noticed Mother/experiment was holding and examining a tulpa seed when she's in the box, which she quickly puts away when she notices Sam and Tracy looking at her. Could it be that she made a tulpa of Sarah Palmer, which explains why Hawk heard something inside the house when he went to see her?
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...! posted:Those of you saying "Well you obviously don't get Lynch/Twin Peaks. It does have an ending, though. It just wasn't the one you wanted or expected. There have been many arguments made as to why this could, in fact, represent a good ending for the series as a whole.
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Sep 7, 2017 09:07
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Hank is by far the worst character on rewatch. Also i think Audrey is trapped in Invitation to Love
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Sep 7, 2017 09:10
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The worst character was the drug addict kid who shoots himself
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Sep 7, 2017 09:16
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the worst character is the blond dougiewife
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Sep 7, 2017 09:18
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She is the best one you idiot.
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Sep 7, 2017 09:21
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The worst character is Windom Earle everyone knows this
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Sep 7, 2017 09:25
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Nah the worst character is the femme fatale James dates,, the best character is Janey-E
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Escobarbarian posted:The worst character is Windom Earle everyone knows this Second worst. Worst was the lady with the hosed up grill in James' 'leaving Twin Peaks' subplot. e:fb
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Sep 7, 2017 09:27
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At least earl dresses up in random costumes for comedy, hank is just a weird piece of poo poo who sucks dominoes.
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Sep 7, 2017 09:29
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Hank shot Leo and got comically beat up by Nadine though, that redeems him just enough to take him out of 'worst character' bracket
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Ok you're right about the James subplot chick but something about hank sucking that domino just makes me hate him big time. Its just so weird, how am I supposed to take that poo poo seriously? And when he sends Josie the drawing of the domino and she freaks out I just chuckle. Hank and Leo I wonder what their parents were like.
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Escobarbarian posted:It does have an ending, though. It just wasn't the one you wanted or expected. There have been many arguments made as to why this could, in fact, represent a good ending for the series as a whole. It's funny how every season of Twin Peaks seems to focus on Cooper trying to reinstate the status quo, only for everything to devolve into chaos. First it was the soap drama culminating at the end of season one. Then it was the Lodge taking control with soap drama on top. Now, it's an entire separate world with a logic and power seemingly even beyond the Fireman's understanding, but soap drama possibly doesn't exist anymore. Watching season three's ending in comparison to season two is mainly about the scope of the chaos being created. For it to be a proper ending, the outcome needs to be appreciably different to every other season of Twin Peaks. Really, the thing that Twin Peaks withholds from us is harmony, and, in my mind, the show isn't over until harmony is reinstated. Season three doesn't have a proper ending because it's like a romantic comedy without everybody marrying. We're just continuously stuck at the bit where the characters get really mad at one another, and it looks like all is lost. 4000 Dollar Suit posted:Ok you're right about the James subplot chick but something about hank sucking that domino just makes me hate him big time. Its just so weird, how am I supposed to take that poo poo seriously? And when he sends Josie the drawing of the domino and she freaks out I just chuckle. Hank and Leo I wonder what their parents were like. Catherine is the worst. How dare she treat my sweet Pete that way? Josie is second worst for shooting Coop. gently caress her, too. I'm glad she's a doorknob, now.
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Sep 7, 2017 09:43
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Catherine is a bad person but entertaining. Josie was boring and pointless literally the best thing with her was the  moment of her turning into a droor knob.
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Here's a question: out of everyone Lynch could show from the pilot after Laura's dead body vanishes, he chooses Josie. Just Josie. Why? Did he just like the shot? Maybe he felt bad that he didn't put her in after she petitioned for it?
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She's just there because that was the first scene from the show. It's easy to forget, but Josie was the very first character to appear onscreen, so going back to that shot of her is a way of establishing time/place.
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How dare you disrespect Piper Laurie like that smdh e: also joan chen is a baller, but josie was p awful, if entertaining. drat nice to look at, too.
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Sep 7, 2017 10:09
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Yeah it's the opening shot of the drat show!
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Sep 7, 2017 10:10
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Id also argue that s2 donna is pretty bad, though not the worst.
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Sep 7, 2017 10:12
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Also, Piper Laurie is the only person other than Kyle MacLachlan to win an acting award for the show, with a Golden Globe. Sherilyn Fenn was nominated in the same category. Catherine a best. Season 2 Donna was p bad, but at least she gave Audrey something to do that wasn't hanging out with Billy Zane, I guess. I kind of always really liked the rare Audrey and Donna scenes in season 1, so it was nice they got up to some soap opera nonsense in s2. Speaking of awards, I wonder who all will be nominated for Twin Peaks this year. Kyle obvs, probably Dern.
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Sep 7, 2017 10:17
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Lynch definitely gets a directing nod, too - probably a co-writing one with Frost too and definitely a sound design nomination (if they even do those at the drat emmys/globes i dunno). I don't think Peaks really gets much if ANY acting nominations except for Maclachlan, but I except the show itself and Lynch to clean up.
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Supercar Gautier posted:She's just there because that was the first scene from the show. It's easy to forget, but Josie was the very first character to appear onscreen, so going back to that shot of her is a way of establishing time/place. Lynch could have chosen to edit this scene and the ones from FWWM down, but he didn't. Maybe it's his commitment to the whole "We live inside a dream" idea. If film is like a dream, then the reality of the dream only consists of the shots we see. If you remove a single thing, that part has dropped out of existence. esperterra posted:Also, Piper Laurie is the only person other than Kyle MacLachlan to win an acting award for the show, with a Golden Globe. Sherilyn Fenn was nominated in the same category. Catherine a best. We're discussing worst characters, not worst actors. James takes that award by storm.
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kaworu posted:Lynch definitely gets a directing nod, too - probably a co-writing one with Frost too and definitely a sound design nomination (if they even do those at the drat emmys/globes i dunno). Technical and directing are a given, I think. I'm curious which other performances they might submit, if any.
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And More posted:We're discussing worst characters, not worst actors. James takes that award by storm. I know. I'm saying Catherine is a delight to watch b/c Piper Laurie is such a good actor. James is certainly the worst actor, no questions asked.
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Bobby's actor should get an award just for facial expressions. I would've liked very much to see his reaction to Shelly's and possibly his daughter being possibly murdered.
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