Drink full: The TWIN PEAKS 2017 spoiler thread, part 2

a necrophiliac serial killer also drops in for a bit

rewatching inland empire, forgot about the brief use of brubeck, lol

I'm starting On The Air for the first time in over a decade.

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this show continues to be the best thing ever. extra excited for tonight cos numbers!

On the Air is probably the worst thing Lynch ever put his name on

yeah it's mostly crappy

Is noted TP spoiler-complainer Adam Bruneau - who I sided with on the p4k thread - now spoiling TP on here?

That's more a speculative prediction than a spoiler, though. At this point, I've accepted that Cooper's return to the world is the story Lynch and Frost are telling, so my own hunch is that Cooper will remain a holy fool until he meets Mr C in the final episodes. I'm ready to be proven wrong, though!

I really hope Audrey gets to leave that room tonight.

Just realized i am not going to be able to watch the finale when it airs :(

@one way street: It was mostly challops from me (I trust Adam knows that) but at this point "cos numbers" already reads like a spoiler to me, lifted from some trailer or Showtime thumbnail or whatever. Do not want to read or see that. Mr. C and Coop showdown however, Lynchian style, bring it on.

Shakey, whole season I have to deal with the time difference and not being able to see the new episodes before Monday night. Wish I could offer words of consolation, but avoiding this thread on Monday morning at work alone has proven to be a fucking annoying nuisance. You're not alone though, all I'm saying.

I mean, I think those are all frames from Part Three...

The delay does sound frustrating, though.

every girl crazy bout a sharp dressed man

uh holy shit, I have been insanely skeptical of every “Coop is coming back” theory but... what he heard on the television... and he paused it.. and..
the outlet?

what a cliffhanger!

rip dougie

ok but seriously what an episode i cried twice???

what was it that he heard on TV that made him react? (that was Sunset Boulevard, right?)

"gordon cole!" i assume

oh, I missed that!

full body sobs at the ed/norma kiss. otis redding perfect music choice

Killer episode ( no pun intended) though the Audrey stuff just feels like bad high school theatre at this point. Other than that ... absolutely great.

Yeah I teared up at Margaret Lanterman's big scene

It was “Get me Gordon Cole” or something to that effect

when he didn’t even fumble at pausing the television and had that facial reaction, and then heard the electrical humming and....

then again, we might see him next in the hospital waking up, with Janey hovering over him, hard to say

ok but seriously what an episode i cried twice???

me too, Norma & Ed kissing to Otis Redding did me in.

"In Memory of Margaret Lanterman"

had the same reaction as maura, I was nearly heartbroken, but then when Norma’s first point of conversation was selling her stake... so happy

yeah margaret's big scene made me cry also

Coop is very slowly coming back, even the way he ate his cake, and the way he moved the saltshakers around. The facial expression was closer to real Coop.

I think the implication, although it could always take a right turn, is he just got a big download from the great beyond via electrical outlet

I wonder how Lynch feels about ECT

Last week's episode was everything I could've asked for from an episowof Twin Peaks. This week's was like that times four.

I'm going to have to go back and watch the Steven/Gersten scene again with captions turned on.

The Norma/Ed scene was so frustrating in a way - they basically reenacted the end of season 2, but first had Nadine walk miles to tell us that Ed had actually stayed with her after she snapped out of her high school super strong state. Having already seen Norma and Ed finally get engaged in season 2, it still felt like a stab in the stomach knowing they'd been delayed by 25 years.

The Las Vegas texts -- is "Las Vegas?" What Laura dern gets verbatim where she says "they haven't asked yet" or is it a new "Las vegas" text

I was thinking for sure y'all's prediction of a surprise Bowie appearance was nigh. Edge of my seat.

Ed and Norma scene was so beautiful and well-earned. Just hope Nadine doesn't get bumped on the head in the finale and lose all memory of permitting Ed and Norma's union.

Research suggests they are the same text.

Anyway now that we are 100% sure timelines are overlapping and twisting what do we think about Dougie and the flashing electricity, & the convenience store flashing lights where Mr C asks about Jefferies?

Cooper doppelganger (although what was with the Jeffries machine saying he was Cooper because he remembered the FBI office scene?) completely showing that Richard is in the farm league of evil jerks was nice.

btw my new band name is The Jeffries Machine

I'm going to have to go back and watch the Steven/Gersten scene again with captions turned on.

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Caleb Landry Jones's unwillingness to enunciate might wind up ultimately being the most irritating element of this entire show for me. I think I picked up on maybe three of the words that he marblemouthed his way through.

he sticks out in a bad way in everything that i've seen him in (ESPECIALLY as the brother in Get Out). pretentious overacting River Phoenix wannabe

glad he's probably dead

All the episodes are so great lately.

Also, whoever was asking upthread, we finally got to see the jumping guy for 2 seconds.

I don’t think it was an acting problem, the audio was mixed really low. felt like an indicator the dialogue was less important than the staging and actions. Although the Chantal/Hutch truck scene was only a little bit better

The Audrey and Charlie business is starting to feel like Lynch is referencing The Exterminating Angel.

Also David Bowie is a teapot

A classic surrealist theme is to be constantly delayed/denied gratification. Being consistently interrupted and frustrated shows up so much in Bunuel and Lynch.

I keep trying to read the situation and I feel no particular interpretation is dominant. Audrey has some stress driving everything, whether it’s related to the events we know about is yet to be seen, but we definitely know enough. Charlie seems less than sympathetic but I can understand; he’s firm and sets boundaries, with consequences, but this entire situation where it sounds like she’s having an affair or something with Billy is weird.

Is Charlie really a husband or just some sort of caretaker? Maybe both?

xpost That was Buñuel's entire m.o.

This is the first time Richard was explicitly identified as Audrey's son, right?