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fromsinkingsands posted:I know, right? We could totally use two more episodes of Cooper trying to function in society.
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JazzFlight posted:Whahhh? I loved the ghost slice-face death scene and the (ep 4)photo was totally messed up because it made their necks look like bloody pink stumps, like they weren't even human bodies anymore. It was hosed up.
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Section 9 posted:Michael Anderson: "I want nothing to do with this and I am crazy now!"
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EmmyOk posted:I'm taking the day off work tomorrow for my birthday and I'm finally gonna sit down and watch. Is it good pals?
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kaworu posted:Instead we're getting so much more, and it's just... so much better than expected. It is *so* rare that I actually get to say that about television. The last time I got this feeling from watching a television series was maybe... season 1 of True Detective, at times. The Kubrick influence is evident throughout, especially in the Coop through Space scenes. But I think the way in which it most echoes Kubrick is in the way it seems to pull you into another dimension entirely, breaking through the screen like the face-eating box ghost. We are to the show as the characters are to the Black Lodge. There were brief flashes of this in S1 True Detective, but the new Twin Peaks does it so utterly and completely, and almost effortlessly, like Lynch is putting on an old favorite jacket. I am not a fan of much of Lynch's other work, but this is him at absolute peak form. Its awesome to watch and I feel really lucky that Twin Peaks just happened to be the subject.
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I remember someone mentioning that there was a fan created version of FWWM with Missing Pieces stitched in. Anyone know what thats called?
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I have to admit this was a weaker episode even though it had its moments. Definitely getting tired of the "watch Dougie try to function" plot.
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Franchescanado posted:He's also the younger brother from Get Out.
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Thom and the Heads posted:new shoes
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cjg posted:So this was on my feed today, posted by an SJW who earlier said "You know, the new Twin Peaks just isn't doing it for me":
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So are we certain that was actually the White Lodge? It seems a little different from Major Briggs' description from his vision.
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Section 9 posted:So, that is settled, for whatever it means.
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Flyinglemur posted:Just got caught up on the thread. The only person I know in real life that watches this is my wife and she is uh....not super thrilled about this season (she's in the "Hurry up, Coop" camp but I love her anyway).
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DOPE FIEND KILLA G posted:i thought this was one of the best episodes actually
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TheMaestroso posted:You could describe a whole lot of this season this way, and that's not a bad thing. It's not a question of attention span. The atom bomb episode was my favorite, for instance. It's just that last week's episode kind of lies there, doing nothing. Dougie while his wife rides him is the perfect personification of that episode. Some episodes this show wows me, and others I am left waiting for something that never comes.
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NO LISTEN TO ME posted:Dougie literally is unable to give consent so it is literally categorically rape. What that means towards your opinion of the show is up to you, but saying it's not rape because it was played for comedy is idiotic. And More posted:There is no way he would have consented.
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Can we talk about David Lynch's creepy cult and the fake charity he runs to prop it up?
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I mean the David Lynch Foundation is exactly the same thing as Scientology's "philanthropic" work, i.e. is really about getting more followers for the cult.
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Zmej posted:It's not a bad thing, but I think it promises more than it should.
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Most of the official merch is gross and kitschy, but a few things are amazing.
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RBX posted:The FBI call scene is top 5 funniest things I've seen.
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Elias_Maluco posted:I too can only picture David Lynch talking like Gordon Cole
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Turdfuzz posted:the suffering of upset fans is my garmonbozia
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Cooper is Rick Sanchez.
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Can i get all these ending theories in a tweetable infographic by 5pm today. Thanks
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:The Blu-Rays of the original series/FWWM look loving exceptional for being shot 25 years ago, if you haven't watched those already.
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Data Graham posted:Imagine if Ep. 17 really were the finale.
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Pedro De Heredia posted:The annoying part of this is that we spent 15 hours watching a lost Cooper, as Dougie, slowly finding himself. Despite this I think it is on equal footing with The Wire for greatest TV ever.
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Sep 5, 2017 19:55
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I found the Dougie stuff deeply boring and irrelevant to anything. I think there were myriad ways for him to wake up much earlier in the show and still keep the plot going for that many episodes.
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I agree that it oozes with care, but it's not for the viewer. One reason I think the notion of "jiao dai" as explanation, or "handing over," is an accurate interpretation is because most of the time when Lynch is breaking medium conventions in this season it is in order to deny explanation. Character arcs are never completed and mysteries are never solved because Lynch doesn't feel the need to engage the viewer in a dialogue about the plot that way, because he doesn't care what you think you want. That's a primary reason the show is so successful, though.
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paint dry posted:I don't think any of The Return was intentionally written as a "cocktease" to annoy viewers. This is just the story that Frost and Lynch wanted to tell.
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Regarde Aduck posted:metaphysics 
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Baloogan posted:I really miss not having Twin Peaks to watch.
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Pop and Zauberberg are straight-up masterpieces. Fit very well with the Lynch aesthetic.
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insider posted:Had a thought today. If you were going to get a Twin Peaks mural painted in a home theater what you would get it of (either one wall or entire theater)? The red curtains and white and black floor seem obvious but curious if anyone has any other cool ideas?
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