Twin Peaks: Classic or Dud?

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I'm rewatching and noticed BOB in the background of the episode where Audrey is back from One-Eyed Jack's. Creepy!

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oh no way, never noticed that before

Whoa, that's an amazing catch.

that's... not Bob?

Bob wears a denim jacket

The second scene with Audrey at the Great Northern, from the same episode:

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Looks less like BOB there.

But anyway, in both of her scenes from the episode, someone lurks out of focus in the background and whom nobody interacts with, so denim jacket or no...

And this is the same episode where MIKE says that BOB is currently at the Great Northern!

looks like a girl to me - also that scene's not at the Great Northern iirc? and MIKE is referring to Leland meeting with Ben Horne.

I thought Dale brought Audrey back to the GN after the One-Eyed Jacks rescue? I mean, in the scene with Ben, they're talking about taking her home, so she isn't recovering at home.

Yep, that looks like it is in the Bookhouse and the guy in the background is one of the Bookhouse Boys.

ah yeah that seems right, the bookhouse boy who is a long-haired biker kid

It is Joey Paulson as played by Brett Vadset.

This guy? http://twinpeaks.wikia.com/wiki/Joey_Paulson

It does say that his last episode is "Demons." xp

I thought Dale brought Audrey back to the GN after the One-Eyed Jacks rescue? I mean, in the scene with Ben, they're talking about taking her home, so she isn't recovering at home.

The Great Northern IS Audrey's home.

yeah that's joey paulson, one of the bookhouse boys.

Yeah, I just rewatched it, and the establishing shot before we see Cooper and Audrey is of the Bookhouse.

Maybe it was a predator?

Bob is in the background of every scene

I had no idea that Bob was also riding Joey Paulson. Wheels within wheels.

http://i.imgur.com/AhdpS7W.png

Yikes. Anderson has made erratic, even anti-semitic, remarks online before, so this isn't totally surprising, but this is really ugly and sad.

wow bob wow

has anyone read Jennifer Lynch's " The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer "?

Yeah, it's surprisingly good

ows otm, this guy is clearly imploding and social media is not helping. Wonder if the Jewish conspiracy had anything to do with Jack Nance's death?

Secret diary is great.

Wonder if the Jewish conspiracy had anything to do with Jack Nance's death?

I thought that was the "best friend" that Anderson's implying Lynch had killed?

this is from a year ago

The profile photo is, but Anderson edited the description to make those accusations a couple of days ago. He's been openly hostile toward Lynch for not including him in Season 3 for a while now.

ah...yeah. he's become a crazy creep

I thought that was the "best friend" that Anderson's implying Lynch had killed?

it is, yeah

I don't really wonder that about the Jewish conspiracy btw

Was really not expecting a random snippet of twin peaks dialogue accompanying a shot of Christian bale driving in the new malick film

excited

http://www.slashfilm.com/twin-peaks-episodes/

“I’m definitely open,” Nevins said. “Everything about Twin Peaks is going to be unconventional. Unconventional in the handling of it and how we put it out in the world and how we market it. I want to really embrace the unusualness of it. I think it is quite possible we’re not going to do a traditional release pattern. I don’t know exactly what that means yet. I’ve had a couple conversations with David but I want to embrace the unexpectedness of it. I could definitely see longer episodes or this question of how do we release it linearly and how do we release it for people who want to stream it. There may be some difference between the two. There’s all sorts of possibilities.”

wow

Makes me think that if Mulholland Drive was to be released today it could have definitely existed in the original serialized TV episodic version that Lynch imagined.

I have a frankly unreasonable level of confidence that this will be awesome

Maybe it's a failure of imagination on my part tho but I can't see what this innovative release method could practically amount to other than "pay twice for different versions" gimmickry. Letting lynch determine individual episode lengths is a good move, although I'm sure many would disagree

as long as you're prepared for a 7-hour episode

Oh, I am!

i really, really want this to be, like 30 hours of inland empire for some reason.

Yeah, I certainly have no expectations of Lynch maintaining a level of narrative continuity consistent with the original series.

Def amazing he's being given such a free hand

they, tbf

Nah, I heard he fired the cast & crew and is doing everything himself. His Audrey is supposedly a showstopper.

The point isn't "hey did you know that television is a collaborative art form" it's that the other co-creator of the show has and will continue to have a huge influence on how the story is told

"will continue"? idk how you know that. He's got a cowriter credit for the whole thing but who knows if he's involved in the editing/directing/final cut at all

anyway my point was only that it's highly unusual and fortunate that someone like Lynch is getting his projects backed and bankrolled and distributed by people who are eager to stay out of the creative process. that's a rare opportunity.

xxpost Oh, I know, I wasn't really legitimately responding to anything as much as I was engaging in dumbassery, as is my perpetual wont.

Lynch has always emphasised frost's role, especially recently - on the blu-Ray he said twin peaks is "at least 50% Mark - at least" or words to that effect. I'm pretty sure he's also said that frost is the one who had the initial idea that the new series is based around, plus the guy's written a twin peaks novel in the meantime, I doubt he took a hands-off role during filming and am reasonably sure he'll have some influence on post-production

anyway my point was only that it's highly unusual and fortunate that someone like Lynch is getting his projects backed and bankrolled and distributed by people who are eager to stay out of the creative process. that's a rare opportunity.

Yeah, they better not blow it

amen