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Re: Audrey: We already know Sherilyn Fenn is reprising her role in some capacity, so Audrey's kinda bound to show up  Unless there's time/dimension travel shenanigans.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I thought that was the same woman who ordered the hit on Dougie last episode (who was talking to the hitmen and texted the Argentina device with her Blackberry). Was she not? She had her theme song going in all her appearances, including when Mini-Diesel took out her photo from the envelope. That's why I immediately realized who she was. And then in the hilarious murder scene too. RIP Mini-Diesel's pick 
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TheMaestroso posted:I feel like there's something to that moment looking strange, because it's unique so far in the show. Maybe once we see another person get shot by Mr. C we'll be able to know if that's just an enhancement effect or if it implies some significance. Does kaworu feel like going though the scene with Darya frame by frame? That shooting seemed normal.
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Calling it: Dougie's gonna end up on a newscast and someone at the FBI will spot him. Right? 
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Shageletic posted:I think the line was "exemplified humanity" or something, which I took as BadCoop arranging the betrayal by her, or at least starting the married couple down to this path, and exulting in it, like a gourmand with a particularily refined meal. BadCoop doesn't just kill people, he destroys them from the inside. Specifically, "you follow human nature perfectly."
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That was a really interesting take, Corsec, thanks for sharing it! If we accept the reality of the mystical aspects displayed, Dougie's (potential) recovery into what Coop was represents a journey of healing and introspection through which he can accept his original flaws? He can't ever become that super-hero he supposedly was, having spent 25 years talking with incomprehensible apparitions, but what comes out of the process is more attune with the reality of himself. The Lodges are supposed to be the essence of spiritual extremes, and Coop has to face it all to become a 'whole' man. Or, he fails / has already failed and we're witnessing a tragedy of some sort unfold. Time will tell, and we're not even half-way through 
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I too was so sure mini-Diesel was going to butcher those cops We're now past the half-way point, and this ep only had a couple of minutes of Dougie in it. Coop isn't coming back any time soon! One of the symbols on Major Briggs's note was also in that ace of spades earlier, I'm afraid bad things are about to go down in Jack Rabbit's palace nopants posted:Roadside picnic also had a golden orb. What will coop do when he attains the orb? 
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The Manhattan episode literally had the (presumably) White Lodge vomiting the spirit-entity of Laura to Earth, and people are saying Gordon seeing her ghost is inexplicable and doesn't fit with the main plot line? Are we even watching the same show here?
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Jul 17, 2017 12:17
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CJacobs posted:Those two scenes have visibly nothing in common except for "features Laura Palmer" so... yes? I really want a scene with a graffiti "Who is Laura Palmer" now
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Jul 17, 2017 17:51
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TheBizzness posted:Matthew Lillard's head looked like the 2 victims of "mother" from the glass box. Was the vomiting figure in episode 8 also meant to be "mother"? She's connected to the woodsmen and BOB through that scene, if so.
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hawowanlawow posted:the gently caress are you guys talking about? Who cucked "Mother", apparently.
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Jul 28, 2017 02:27
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In the Colber' interview with Naomi Watts, when's she's asked to describe working with Lynch, she says he'd always have his bull-horn, even when you're within the distance between Colber' and Watts, when directing. Maybe Lynch just likes being loud? 
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TwoDogs1Cup posted:drat dude Audrey looks haggard as poo poo man Avatar/post combo 
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kaworu posted:Something to note is that when the number above the "socket" is set to 15, it's not actually a normal "female" plug socket, to use rather vulgar terminology. Oh my loving God
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I'm in the "when the show is on, nothing else is" - camp, and I like reading the thread afterwards because someone always catches something I missed. The Ed reflection is real, is what I'm saying 
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I am fairly certain it has nothing to do with Twin Peaks, but the line about being the dreamer within the dream reminds me of this.
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Lord Krangdar posted:That area of the town always looked really out of place to me. At least, the small towns around here don't have areas that look like Horne's. Although I suppose according to the population sign the town was a lot bigger than it seemed. Didn't Lynch want it to be 5,000 people instead but the producers made him change it to be "more relatable" for the viewers or something? fake edit: IMDB says quote:The population of Twin Peaks was originally only supposed to be 5,120. However, there was a backlash against rural-themed shows at the time, as networks were fearful that the burgeoning urban and suburban population of America would not be able to sympathize with shows set in small farming or industrial towns, so ABC requested that the sign read 51,201. In a "Visitor's Guide to Twin Peaks" tie-in book authorized by creators David Lynch and Mark Frost, a note tells readers that the population was indeed 5,120, but that the sign had a "typo."
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CJacobs posted:I like the show a lot but I've felt since like episode 4 that there's a hell of a lot of fat that could've been trimmed while still maintaining Lynch's penchant for taking things as slow as they need to be. Sorry you disagree. The obsessive guy with the anime avatar can maybe have a more coherent take on this, but: to me it seems like Lynch's stuff, and this season in particular, is about making the viewer feel stuff. I am still absolutely floored by the latest episode, people in the thread are gushing about how they love the Mario brothers when they're obvious scum-bags, etc. It's not meant to be a coherent, understandable story-line, it's about evoking feelings and thoughts. Hell, having us idiots pour over minutiae in this here thread, even. If you weren't crying when Coop finally came back, I dunno what to tell you. Dragging it out with the also emotionally wrenching dream-like scenes with Dougie is what did that, to a large extent. The show isn't supposed to "make sense" the way Bones or CSI does, it's about using the medium in a different, more exploratory way.
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That's the good Coop And of course it's Stabler "just not getting there in time", too
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So much of what I associate with Twin Peaks, how it feels, is in the music. Mister Badalamenti did an incredible job making the dream-scape that Lynch envisioned into a sort of reality you could experience, and feel your way through. Twin Peaks is about haunting feelings, and the sound track reflects that.
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Aye Doc posted:https://twitter.com/janusfilms/status/1647974470412390402 To the sound of that scream!
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As much as Laura's scream (you hear it now when you read this, don't you?) is a part of us, and maybe even our cultural lexicon, so is Angelo Badalamenti.
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StashAugustine posted:He was always cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqRfzodp0IU
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Blotto_Otter posted:this was more or less my interpretation too. I didn't get the impression that Cooper was making some gamble that places the world in danger, I got the impression that Cooper is so compelled to try and make things right, even when it may be impossible to make things right, that he will destroy himself in the process rather than give up. This was my take, too, more or less. Coop is a ridiculously compelling main character for his up-beat and honest nature, and his qualities clash with the cosmic horrors and ultimately consume him. Whether this is a nihilist commentary on how nothing human can stand up to the horrors is another question, but Coop definitely paid the ultimate price for his sense of justice. That said, it is also true that Coop brought ruin in his wake to Annie (and maybe Diane?) along the way.
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