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I am thinking that Norma may have been more of a role-model in Becky's life than Shelly or Bobby. In the diner, when Shelly starts crying, Norma seems to make eye contact with Becky, give her a slight nod, and then Becky suddenly starts apologizing to Shelly and stuff. Edit: Rewatching, Shelly first calls Norma after Becky runs off with her car and asks "What do I do?" Seems like Shelly has been leaning on Norma pretty hard for "how do I actually deal with things in my life?" Section 9 fucked around with this message at 06:47 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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Jul 24, 2017 05:34
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I love these dumb rear end casino brothers who get extremely worked up over everything My favorite moment was one of the girls saying "He's coming out of the bathroom now". What reason could she possibly have for announcing that.
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Cicadalek posted:I love these dumb rear end casino brothers who get extremely worked up over everything Just two middle aged brothers living together with their three strange bimbos
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Jul 24, 2017 05:49
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Also now that Dougie is best friends with the chuckle brothers, his crooked coworker is gonna have to kill him. I keep wondering if Bushnell is going to end up punching someone who comes after Dougie.
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Jul 24, 2017 05:55
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Cicadalek posted:Also now that Dougie is best friends with the chuckle brothers, his crooked coworker is gonna have to kill him. I keep wondering if Bushnell is going to end up punching someone who comes after Dougie. He was doing pushups on his desk at one point. He's gotta be keeping in shape for some reason.
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Jul 24, 2017 06:02
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Tom Sizemore is gonna poison the coffee
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Jul 24, 2017 06:08
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Angrymantium posted:So vomitting kid is the kid Richard ran down, right? I don't think so. The run over kid was played by Hunter Sanchez, and in the credits for Ep.11 there is "Sick Girl" played by Priya Diane Niehaus.
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Jul 24, 2017 06:09
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The kid that got ran over definitely died in that scene. Harry Dean Stanton saw his soul rise up to the heavens. 
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Jul 24, 2017 06:11
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This isn't the Twin Peaks I expected. Or hell, even the Twin Peaks I wanted. But its drat good TV.
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Jul 24, 2017 06:17
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Maybe Candy is like a Dougie somebody has prepared for Laura Palmer
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NObodyNOWHERE posted:Also, lol 25 years go by and Shelly still can't help but hook up with the biggest poo poo head drug dealers in town. That's a bummer to me. It seems like, for better or worse, pretty much all the other returning characters have changed or developed in the last two and a half decades. Not Shelly though. I hope things work out for Norma eventually.
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n4 posted:The kid that got ran over definitely died in that scene. Harry Dean Stanton saw his soul Yeah, it owned
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got back from Battleground and im finally watching this. this is a really good episode so far.
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Was it just me or was Shelly driving the exact same type of Oldsmobile that Chester Desmond abandoned at the trailer park in FWWM? Also, Harry Dean Stanton is a living legend and a freaking Battle of Okinawa Veteran. http://navy.togetherweserved.com/usn/servlet/tws.webapp.WebApp?cmd=SBVTimeLine&type=Person&ID=616026 MullardEL34 fucked around with this message at 06:36 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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Jul 24, 2017 06:26
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General Dog posted:Maybe Candy is like a Dougie somebody has prepared for Laura Palmer Someone mentioned that in Ep 10 Candie talking about the weather with Tony might have been something with the weather report being on the TV while she was breaking down about hitting Rodney Mitchum (I think it might have been mentioned on Peaked.) This episode it's all about cars everywhere. Maybe she's broken and just constantly picking up the traffic and weather in her head. I was pretty happy that the whole remote control slap wasn't just a pointless scene, but was part of keeping up the eternal Rube-Goldberg machine that is keeping Dougie alive. This has been one of my favorite episodes so far. Lots of weird stuff going on, lots of interesting character development. And possibly 2 seconds of our old friend Cooper seeing through the fog. Some unconnected thoughts: * Is the map that Hawk has the one that was given to Lewis (or was it Clark) in the book? * Albert seems completely casual about pulling Gordon back from potentially disappearing out of our reality completely, as opposed to at least showing some concern about that being not at all a normal thing. * Only Diane, Albert, and Gordon saw the woodman guy, Tammy and Detective Macklay did not. Maybe Diane/Albert/Gordon being involved in past Blue Rose cases has made them sensitive to things that others are not? * The limo driver has some great emoting when Bushnell tells Dougie he's going to love where he's going, like he knows where he's taking Dougie isn't going to be a fun place. VVVVV I am loving seeing so much Albert. He was my favorite character next to Cooper in the original, and he's been just as amazing this season. Section 9 fucked around with this message at 06:40 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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Jul 24, 2017 06:34
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Gordon and Albert have seen some poo poo. Also I'm so glad they've played such a big role this season. That long shot of Gordon just raising his arms up at nothing was hilarious.
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Coop's coming around! Thank god and god speedSection 9 posted:[...] Candie, the human transceiver. I like it!
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pissdude posted:The tagline for episode 12 is "Let's Rock" Dnnn nah nah dnn nah nah That episode was loving great
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nopants posted:She was the woman in the stairwell with becky's deadbeat husband. Just saw that scene again and I totally did not recognize her, whatever that drug is has hit her hard. So disappointed that the most talented piano player in Twin Peaks is now ruining marriages. I wonder if Harriet will show up. We're apparently not going to see Donna, so the rest of the Hayward family being involved would be cool. Section 9 fucked around with this message at 06:54 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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Jul 24, 2017 06:49
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I am baffled by anyone claiming that the pianist at the end was playing Laura's theme. The two songs are not remotely the same melody, at all. Not all slow sad piano songs are the same song.
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That scene with the vomiting kid was so good. I absolutely loved the look on Bobby's face watching that. Like, how he was not completely freaking out, and giving it this look like, "well, this is a bit strange." This show owns so hard.
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No Mods No Masters posted:There were many things to love about this episode, but I've decided upon deep reflection that my favorite of all is the van flute this ruled extremely hard, i hear if you make it to age 90 and yr a virgin you get a flute that summons a vw bug van Tikifire posted:He was doing pushups on his desk at one point. He's gotta be keeping in shape for some reason. because he's a loving boss thats why
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Look at the loving credits for the song
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Also Red is a good character and I'm confident him and Shelley will work out
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Cpt. Spring Types posted:That scene with the vomiting kid was so good. I absolutely loved the look on Bobby's face watching that. Like, how he was not completely freaking out, and giving it this look like, "well, this is a bit strange." he's lived in twin peaks his whole life. for Bobby Briggs, this is just Thursday.
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steakmancer posted:Look at the loving credits for the song 
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steakmancer posted:Also Red is a good character and I'm confident him and Shelley will work out Red was always cool.
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Diane after Shaggy's head got the woodsman treatment: "There's no backup for this"
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If you haven't gone to Johnny Jewel's (from the Chromatics) Spotify page I highly recommend doing so. He has a twin peaks playlist of all the songs and music from the season, and maybe some that haven't been played (yet) (and I think a bunch of songs from his "Italians Do It Better" label that have a Twin Peaks vibe.). And also the original Twin Peaks soundtrack and FWWM as well. https://open.spotify.com/user/johnnyjewelspotify/playlist/1CAvNa3OMDeoQX1vhl4jxZ theblackw0lf fucked around with this message at 07:56 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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Tammy was low-key the MVP of the episode, she kept up her ridiculous uncomfortable shifting and trying out poses even when she was far in the background.
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Incredibly enjoyable episode. I have a silly hunch that the sick screamcar teen's illness might be related to the "sparkle" drug epidemic that's lowkey infesting the town. The frequent orange vomit reminded me directly of GARMONBOZIA and the direct supplier of the drug has been shown to be Red, of which there's that theory that he's an older version of the lodge's Magician Kid. So he'd have a vested interest in propagating such worldly mischief to feed upon
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Pinterest Mom posted:Tammy was low-key the MVP of the episode, she kept up her ridiculous uncomfortable shifting and trying out poses even when she was far in the background. I do this I never knew it was weird.
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Accretionist posted:Coop's coming around! Thank god and god speed I don't think we are going to see cooper come back until the end, just long enough for him to say goodbye and sacrifice himself to defeat evil coop and Bob. These seeming flashes of cooper are nothing more than echoes meant to remind us of what we lost. I wouldn't be surprised if cooper's never brought back, but im banking on Lynch allowing us at least a final goodbye to the cooper we know and love, and not the shadow that's currently there. There's certainly no guarantee he will give us even that though. I'm just thinking that the emotional gut punch would be far greater if we get coop back and then lose him right away vs him already being gone for good. I have a feeling it's going to be an absolutely savage finale. On the plus side it looks like we are in for more cocaine wizard, and he's just so drat happy about being a magical karate coke dealer that it brightens up my day just by seeing him. Balthazar Getty is owning the poo poo out of that role so far I can't wait to see more
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General Dog posted:Maybe Candy is like a Dougie somebody has prepared for Laura Palmer Candy is the evil leaper.
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NO LISTEN TO ME posted:More than any other episode so far this one felt like way longer than an hour. That was simultaneously one of the most nonchalant and crazy moments yet. For a second, I genuinely didn't know what the hell would happen. Could have been anything, from a dragon to a spaceship. n4 posted:I'm intrigued by the fact Gordon started to get sucked into a Lodge-type space, Albert sees whats up and stops it, and then they both go on and just... leave it and go on with their lives? I guess they can't go into the Lodge now but they do seem very unconcerned with the fact that portal is there. Not that they can even do anything about it. Gordon later says: "Now I remember. I saw them." like he forgot. Maybe getting close to the lodge puts you into a dreamlike state. Similarly to how the Mitchum brother couldn't quite remember his dream.
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someone on reddit reckons candy might be connected to annie (and that at one point one of the guys says to her 'Candy. Candy. Annie...). dunno what to think, myself. that was a good episode, although i feel episode 8 might have blown out my scale. still thinking about that episode weeks later.
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Bearded men in a room! I'm enjoying how unclear it is of exactly how much of the otherworld the FBI is already aware of. The nuke and the framed picture of corn on the cob in Gordon's office is fairly suspect. They didn't get too hung up on the fact that a black hole suddenly opened about 15-20 feet from the fence or that Gordon started to vanish. FauxLeather fucked around with this message at 09:03 on Jul 24, 2017 |
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Friend linked me to this. Likely a stretch, but still: http://imgur.com/a/XeptA
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