Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:So, I'm trying to figure out if there are any parallels between the storyline and the goings on from this soap opera everyone in Twin Peaks seems to watch.

Sort of. But it's not something to spend too much time worrying about. Notice it, chuckle, and move along. It's not worth dissecting. It's very loose.

Just little plot mirrors, mostly. An identical twin arc happens on Invitation to Love on the same episode that Maddy shows up on Twin Peaks. Leo gets shot in an episode where a gunshot cliffhanger happens on the soap. Things like that. Just a meta way to comment on the reflection of life events in fiction.

washing machine wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:So, I'm trying to figure out if there are any parallels between the storyline and the goings on from this soap opera everyone in Twin Peaks seems to watch.

Sort of. But it's not something to spend too much time worrying about. Notice it, chuckle, and move along. It's not worth dissecting. It's very loose.

Just little plot mirrors, mostly. An identical twin arc happens on Invitation to Love on the same episode that Maddy shows up on Twin Peaks. Leo gets shot in an episode where a gunshot cliffhanger happens on the soap. Things like that. Just a meta way to comment on the reflection of life events in fiction.

An Itchy & Scratchy kinda thing

Or Peto & Flek.

Finished the first season last night. Interesting cliffhanger. Lots of death in the finale.

wease wrote:Finished the first season last night. Interesting cliffhanger. Lots of death in the finale.

Moving forward, try to think of S2 as two different seasons. I look at the first 10 episodes as "Season 2" and the remainder as "Season 3." Things get... uneven and strange and there are noticeable tonal shifts after S2E10. It's cool and there is a lot of great stuff. But that tends to be the most divisive part of the series. Stay open and receptive to the show and you'll enjoy yourself.

Question: do we ever find out who actually killed her?

wease wrote:Question: do we ever find out who actually killed her?

Yes.

Once you've seen it we can talk about the circumstances surrounding all of that. But the short answer is yes.

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Question: do we ever find out who actually killed her?

Yes.

Once you've seen it we can talk about the circumstances surrounding all of that. But the short answer is yes.

It's actually in the show right? Not the movie?

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Question: do we ever find out who actually killed her?

Yes.

Once you've seen it we can talk about the circumstances surrounding all of that. But the short answer is yes.

It's actually in the show right? Not the movie?

Yes, it's actually in the show.

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Question: do we ever find out who actually killed her?

Yes.

Once you've seen it we can talk about the circumstances surrounding all of that. But the short answer is yes.

It's actually in the show right? Not the movie?

Yes, it's actually in the show.

Excellent. Thanks.

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Question: do we ever find out who actually killed her?

Yes.

Once you've seen it we can talk about the circumstances surrounding all of that. But the short answer is yes.

It's actually in the show right? Not the movie?

Yes, it's actually in the show.

Excellent. Thanks.

Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

wease wrote:Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

Ha ha! Yep, that's him.

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

Ha ha! Yep, that's him.

That scene is one of my all time favorite Twin Peaks moments.

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

Ha ha! Yep, that's him.

That scene is one of my all time favorite Twin Peaks moments.

Yeah. We just kept asking "what the fuck is he doing?"

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

Ha ha! Yep, that's him.

That scene is one of my all time favorite Twin Peaks moments.

Yeah. We just kept asking "what the fuck is he doing?"

My wife couldn't stop laughing. And that's why I married her. Because she gets the shit that matters.

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:Just started second season. What the ever loving fuck is wrong with this old bastard that brought the milk?!?

Ha ha! Yep, that's him.

That scene is one of my all time favorite Twin Peaks moments.

Yeah. We just kept asking "what the fuck is he doing?"

My wife couldn't stop laughing. And that's why I married her. Because she gets the shit that matters.

Oh, we were laughing our asses off.

Just read that Miguel Ferrer (Agent Albert Rosenfield) has passed away at age 61. That super sucks. RIP, Mr. Ferrer.