Red Mosquito

Dance of the Dream Man was just used as bumper music on the morning report of my local NPR affiliate. I was brewing coffee at the time and everything came together for a brief moment. Pretty cool.

durdencommatyler wrote:

washing machine wrote:Solid Sarah observation, monster in the parasol.

Totally agree. But I'd go one step further and say that it still totally works even if Sarah isn't the girl from Part 8. Let's not forget her final appearance in the original series.

I actually did forget that. What happened?

washing machine wrote:Dance of the Dream Man was just used as bumper music on the morning report of my local NPR affiliate. I was brewing coffee at the time and everything came together for a brief moment. Pretty cool.

durdencommatyler wrote:

washing machine wrote:Solid Sarah observation, monster in the parasol.

Totally agree. But I'd go one step further and say that it still totally works even if Sarah isn't the girl from Part 8. Let's not forget her final appearance in the original series.

I actually did forget that. What happened?

Jacoby brings her to the RR to talk to Major Briggs and she tells him "I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper." And she says it in a completely different, lower (possibly male?), and affected voice.

durdencommatyler wrote:

washing machine wrote:Dance of the Dream Man was just used as bumper music on the morning report of my local NPR affiliate. I was brewing coffee at the time and everything came together for a brief moment. Pretty cool.

durdencommatyler wrote:

washing machine wrote:Solid Sarah observation, monster in the parasol.

Totally agree. But I'd go one step further and say that it still totally works even if Sarah isn't the girl from Part 8. Let's not forget her final appearance in the original series.

I actually did forget that. What happened?

Jacoby brings her to the RR to talk to Major Briggs and she tells him "I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper." And she says it in a completely different, lower (possibly male?), and affected voice.

I had completely forgotten about that!

Wow. Me too. Completely forgotten.

I just got all caught up! Um, yeah, those scenes with Sarah were fucking brutal in their weight. I think they may have been one of the most "realistic" scenes that Lynch has ever put to tape (that is, scenes without any of the off-kilter, surreal, or philosophical-esque musings that we're familiar with). It was just obvious that she was someone who has been in pain for a long, long time.

Simple Torture wrote:I just got all caught up! Um, yeah, those scenes with Sarah were fucking brutal in their weight. I think they may have been one of the most "realistic" scenes that Lynch has ever put to tape (that is, scenes without any of the off-kilter, surreal, or philosophical-esque musings that we're familiar with). It was just obvious that she was someone who has been in pain for a long, long time.

Lynch and Frost write trauma victims EXTREMELY well.

There were 12 new characters introduced in that last episode.

I hate that there are only 6 parts left.

I am too but I am so god damn excited to see how this shakes out.

I really want to know why sometimes Laura palmers arms bend back.

I always thought that was just a reference/clue that she was tied up.

Free Showtime this weekend, so I can catch up on the new season! I've avoided the rest of the thread to post this, but episode 103 was really mind bending.. I needed a break before I resume...Will pick up with 104 after my bootleg finishes.

Just finished ep 12.

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so do you guys think someone is in Sarah's house with her? Someone from the black lodge?

What a satisfying episode.

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I mean that in a fan service sense. There has been so little time spent in Twin Peaks with the non lodge/Laura centric characters that episodes like this one really get me teary-eyed and nostalgic for the original series. With so little time left, I'm grateful we got so much of the Double R. Plus, as a food and beverage industry guy, I was geeking out on the cost of goods talk about cherry pies...

Jacoby and Nadine are adorable, by the way. And Norma shooting glances across the table? Poor Ed. that credit sequence killed me.

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Also, I can't believe I was cheering for doppelcoop in that kind of hilarious arm wrestling scene.

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Also WTF is going on with Audrey?

Sonny Jim is so great in this thing.

The Audrey stuff?!

I feel like we could use another full 18 hours to fill in that story, Charlie.

durdencommatyler wrote:The Audrey stuff?!

I feel like we could use another full 18 hours to fill in that story, Charlie.

Absolutely.

"I feel like I'm somewhere else. Have you ever had that feeling, Charlie? Like I'm somewhere else and somebody else. Have you ever felt that?"

Wherever Audrey is, I feel like it's not the same "here" the rest of this story is taking place in (at least not directly).

Disconcertingly, I found myself rooting for Bad Coop during that whole scene at what I presume is "The Farm".

Birds in Hell wrote:Disconcertingly, I found myself rooting for Bad Coop during that whole scene at what I presume is "The Farm".

Same. And when Richard Horne showed up, I really REALLY wanted Evil Coop to fucking stomp him.

You may have already seen it, however this arrived on Spotify/Bandcamp, etc. a few days ago: