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A fun GQ video where Kyle MacLachlan talks about his various film roles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK2ThAzZEhg
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https://twitter.com/lynchsplaining/status/1141361742385164288
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That's probably my all-time favorite scene from the original run. Albert's such a great character.
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:My gf and I have been watching the show over the past two months. We just finished season 3. She is distraught that there's no resolution or ending to the show. I keep telling her that there may be another season if Lynch gets the mental energy to move forward with good ideas, but that it also will probably end with a vague ending that you are suppose to interpret for yourself lmbo If it helps, Dougie is Dale, but his mind's asleep. He's just as silly and weird as Dale is. Been a little while since I saw the show but the ending comes in two parts. Dale does succeed in saving Laura but Judy grabs her and sends her to the HBO Presents Twin Peaks universe (here it's a straightforward, realistic FBI procedural with the complimentary Mexico filter). I always took the very end is Laura waking up from that nightmare and the reality that imprisoned her collapsing, thus everything turning off and cutting to black. They end up in the Black Lodge again, so I took it that Dale succeeded. It's weird and open-ended enough that you can draw your own conclusions based off of the visuals and whatnot. Can have some fun in doing that.
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I dunno. I never felt that Cooper trying to right wrongs is what's causing all sorts of terrible things to happen insomuch that there are terrible forces that are causing all these terrible things to happen. There's an interesting story to be had with best intentions causing more problems but when you have an entity of pure malice out there making everything garbage, I found it hard to draw conclusions that Cooper was making things worse with his actions. It's nice to have someone trying to make things right, even if they need help from the person who died. Ultimately, there's no one way to interpret these things. That interview, to me, is just a way the creators saw it but they're not one to dictate how others see it.
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