uncelestial
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I bet this is "rapturous moment" Kyle was talking about in the SDCC panel where belushi ad libbed a line and was rebuked by Lynch.
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Twin Peaks Season 3 OT |25 Years Later...It Is Happening Again
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The Illiterati
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So we're still awaiting an eventual Audrey appearance. I can't remember, has Big Ed shown up for a small scene earlier? Are those the only two old confirmed cast still missing?
darkwing-buck
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Belushi looks so happy in this Lynch piece. He was made for that role.
oh give me a break. wing wang? are you 12?
she was a teenager trying to act like an adult, the entire show.
I believe so. I wonder if we're gonna ever see James again lol? Or was the "James was always cool" scene all we're getting.
iShouldGoPro
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Yeah I believe they are the only two confirmed that haven't shown up yet
I'm guessing the reveal will be amazing. Like, maybe when real Coop finally awakens, he will visit Audrey and she'll wake up miraculously or something
plagiarize
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She was an adult acting like a teenager.
And you've got to have your head in the sand to think people weren't (and aren't still)obsessed with her. Many many many people thought she was very very hot. Even if she isn't your type or whatever. She was many people's type.
And in 1992? When I first saw Audrey in Twin Peaks? I was twelve.
her character was a teen
never said she wasn't anyone's type
your comment "wing wang" was a 12 year old comment.
I honestly don't know why he hasn't gotten more work. He's a good actor-likable and very expressive.
wait. what
plagiarize
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You're a fun one.
Hopefully this revival leads to something more for him. He's very good.
Net_Wrecker
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Vyse The Legend
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Why? Heather Graham isn't exactly busy these days, and she said they never asked her.
It just feels like Frost, in particular, isn't a fan of Annie, since he changed her background in the Secret History.
Zoe
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When the brothers were trying to get her attention, it sounded like one of them said "Candie. Candie. Annie!" to get her to snap out of her daze.
The contrast between Dougie and Candy near the end of the episode, they both have the same mannerisms. She seems to be in the same post-black lodge trance as him, it's implied anyways.
Obviously it's just speculation, but a lot of folks are theorizing Candy is either Annie, Laura, or just a lodge spirit(like the old man in season 1/2 that brought Cooper warm milk). We don't know the status of Annie at all really.
Either way there's something going on with Candy, there's a lot of attention drawn to her in all the Mitchum brothers scenes.
Annie has already been mentioned when they found the missing pages of Laura's diary, so it's not like she's been tossed out of the story like Donna has. Who knows! I just can't help but think they were heavily alluding that Candy is the same as Dougie last night.
Norma's sister in season 2. The one that Cooper was seeing.
WOW.
Big Ed.
Naomi Watts confused about being in Inland Empre.
Don Murray is the sweetest old man and I love that he says this was the most fun set he's ever been on.
Annie Blackburn, the girl from season 2 who worked in the RR diner and had a thing with Cooper. Windom Earle kindnapped her and brought her into the black lodge with him, which is why Cooper went into the black lodge and why we are seeing the events of this new season.
It's been a fan theory for yeeeeeeeeearrs that Annie was just a lodge spirit meant to pull Coop in. So that'd be BANANAS if Candy was Annie in some form.
HP_Wuvcraft
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I failed you, GAF.
I didn't get into the screening.
SDCC this year was nuts.
I didn't get into the screening.
SDCC this year was nuts.
Zombie James
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It's the little things Lynch does that creep me out, like the way this kid's standing. There's just something off about it. The closest thing I can think of is lucid dreaming, where you're in a situation that feels totally real until you come across something so minor and insignificant that tips you off and ends up freaking you out.
Dusk Golem
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It was a great interview. And in Naomi Watt's defense, Rabbit's originally wasn't Inland Empire but something else just was later part of Inland Empire, so her confusion is a bit understandable.
That whole scene was creepy as fuck. With the honking woman in the car and her passenger....wtf was that.
I was actually kind of relieved when Bobby showed a freaked out reaction to the kid.
JoJoShabadoo
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It's a good attention to detail, and it transmits what Bobby was thinking at the moment. Basically, that the parents were freaking out while the kid wasn't affected in the slightest, and this perplexed him.
Then of course as a viewer you can relate it to other parts of the show. I personally saw it as how the new generation (and new characters, regardless of age) of Twin Peaks are subverting the authority and wisdom of the past generation. Such as Diane not giving a damn about anything, Becky and her husband's run in with the law, Chad not showing any compassion for his fellow deputies, etc. This represents what we as viewers feel with the show, what with the warmth of the town of Twin Peaks missing.
Buuuut that could be a result of me watching the show high and reaching for meaning. (It probably is).
Dusk Golem
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So about that interview, the interviewer asks towards the end about Cooper coming back, and the actors for Bobby (Dana), James (James), Everett (Big Ed), and Cooper (Kyle) especially seem to react like, "Oh I can't say...".
I recalled James had said his role in Season 3 was small but significant, could it fucking be it's James that brings Cooper back? XDDD
I recalled James had said his role in Season 3 was small but significant, could it fucking be it's James that brings Cooper back? XDDD
JoJoShabadoo
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This would certainly justify Shelly's comment in episode 2.
Donna probably died in the accident that left James "quiet."
Anyone with a musical background able to confirm if the song at the end of the new episode is a take on Sycamore Trees? It sounds like it but I don't know for sure.
Forgot how haunting this scene is.
Forgot how haunting this scene is.
31GhostsIV
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I think there's lot of clues in the ladies rant - it was so out there that it had to be important. I can't remember the wording exactly (I'll try to track it down) but I got these ideas from it:
"We're going to be late, it's already after 6 30" - Around the table the conversation is lively
"She hasn't seen her uncle" - Bob's your uncle (can't remember if the child was a boy or a girl, so much sweat and vomit!).
Sarah already showed up in one of the first episodes for a few seconds
Sarah Palmer did show up. She was watching those lions eat that water buffalo.
I could swear Ed had a scene but now I'm not sure.
I mean, there's Leo...
Honestly Harry Truman feels like the biggest absence, even though Donna and Audrey had such big presence in the show.
No. James was never and will never be cool.
Discotheque
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If he brings cooper back then he's always been cool confirmed
Well yeah in my first post I also mentioned Madchen Amick. So does anybody know her Salary
?I like this theory.
I am checking imdb now. I only see a Philip Gerard and a Red. Who is Philip Jeffries?
Bowie's character from FWWM
What if James comes back in Coop's body and the final scene of the season is Coop singing Just You?
I'm a firm believer in this theory now.
True Savior
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That endless horn and the tone of the gibberish by the lady in the car that followed was uncomfortable and unsettling. The sound design of Lynch's works is always something else.
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