How would kids so young like below 10 years of age or even younger get in touch with such a drug like Red is dealing? Are they perhaps addicted because there mothers used hard drugs during pregnancy? I can't see any other way....
It's probably around the house and the kids get into it.
Who's Red?
That cockwomble who Shelley rushed out of the diner for?
David Bowie isn't with us anymore, and probably wasn't able to film anything for this show yet his character is a major player in the plot. I'm probably off base with the Annie thing, but it's not hard to believe at all that Jeffries has been written in a way that the character can be on screen without recasting. Though I don't subscribe to the "Red is Jeffries" thing.
This is a show where Lelland was possessed by an inter-dimensional evil spirit, antagonist(Mr. C) of this season is a doppelganger fake copy of the protagonist(Cooper), and Dougie Jones(the real one) was a manufactured person that shriveled up and popped. But the idea of someone's soul getting in a different body is too much?
Nah, David Lynch is supposed to make sense all of the timeAnother possibility: we'll never get confirmation the girl in the car was on drugs and she was solely there to add another surreal unsettling dimension to the scene
It already happened before in a Lynch movie.
And your name? What the fuck is your name?
The drug thing in Twin Peaks isn't even based on fiction right? So many American City's with either Meth or Heroin epedemics?
It already happened before in a Lynch movie.
And your name? What the fuck is your name?
You're referring to Lost Highway, right? (I haven't seen that)
Loving the story starting to be more in Twin Peaks. Bobby > Dougie. Sorry, but its the truth.
wasnt the mystery man just a symbol for the evil deed of Fred in his dream/projection of Pete? He never occupied a body or something because the mystery man only appeared in the dream to channel the truth which is that he (Fred) killed his wife. A bit like the monster behind Winkies whos the keeper of the blue box (reality) Or did i get that wrong?
Spoilered the comment for those who havent seen Lost Highway yet.
You should watch it. Its a good movie with the typical Lynch mindfuck puzzle.
wasnt the mystery man just a symbol for the evil deed of Fred in his dream/projection of Pete? He never occupied a body or something because the mystery man only appeared in the dream to channel the truth which is that he (Fred) killed his wife. A bit like the monster behind Winkies whos the keeper of the blue box (reality) Or did i get that wrong?
Spoilered the comment for those who havent seen Lost Highway yet.
Another possibility: we'll never get confirmation the girl in the car was on drugs and she was solely there to add another surreal unsettling dimension to the scene
That fucking girl in the car moment was so nightmarish.
My gf was looking at her phone (typical) while we were watching and I started stressing as the girl emerged from the shadows of the seat.
The Mystery Man appears to Fred, too. I don't think you can ever say that an entity in one of Lynch's films is purely a dream character. They do seem to represent "the horrible truth" or at least serve as custodians of it, and sometimes seem to be dreamt up by a character, but I always get the sense that they have their own existence. They can appear to humans through dreams but it's like the human has tapped into another realm by accident. Very Lodge-like in that way.
Kind of scratching my head at those theories of people having completely different bodies and actors like Annie and Jeffries... like stop please.
I wonder if the drug Red sells is connected to those nasty girls getting infections.
How would kids so young like below 10 years of age or even younger get in touch with such a drug like Red is dealing? Are they perhaps addicted because there mothers used hard drugs during pregnancy? I can't see any other way....
I'm still of the belief that Richard was just tripping balls there and imagined that coin shite.
Wait, Candie only started playing up after she struck the Mitchum bro?
There was no Lodginess involved in Candie's behaviour, right? She never saw anything weird or went anywhere Lodgy?
Am I forgetting something?
I've seen people theorize Mulholland Drive is in the same universe but I really doubt it. There are fun Easter eggs like Laura Palmer being in the club Silencio and the theater in episode 8 IS the same theatre from the silencio scene in Mulholland Drive but ehhhh
none of them do, there's no reason for them toCan you Lost Highway fans confirm if That's the Lynch film that takes place in the same universe as Twin Peaks? I seem to recall this was confirmed but I can't remember.
I've seen people theorize Mulholland Drive is in the same universe but I really doubt it. There are fun Easter eggs like Laura Palmer being in the club Silencio and the theater in episode 8 IS the same theatre from the silencio scene in Mulholland Drive but ehhhh
Can you Lost Highway fans confirm if That's the Lynch film that takes place in the same universe as Twin Peaks? I seem to recall this was confirmed but I can't remember.
I've seen people theorize Mulholland Drive is in the same universe but I really doubt it. There are fun Easter eggs like Laura Palmer being in the club Silencio and the theater in episode 8 IS the same theatre from the silencio scene in Mulholland Drive but ehhhh
Can you Lost Highway fans confirm if That's the Lynch film that takes place in the same universe as Twin Peaks? I seem to recall this was confirmed but I can't remember.
I've seen people theorize Mulholland Drive is in the same universe but I really doubt it. There are fun Easter eggs like Laura Palmer being in the club Silencio and the theater in episode 8 IS the same theatre from the silencio scene in Mulholland Drive but ehhhh
Can you Lost Highway fans confirm if That's the Lynch film that takes place in the same universe as Twin Peaks? I seem to recall this was confirmed but I can't remember.
I've seen people theorize Mulholland Drive is in the same universe but I really doubt it. There are fun Easter eggs like Laura Palmer being in the club Silencio and the theater in episode 8 IS the same theatre from the silencio scene in Mulholland Drive but ehhhh
Can you Lost Highway fans confirm if That's the Lynch film that takes place in the same universe as Twin Peaks? I seem to recall this was confirmed but I can't remember.
I've seen people theorize Mulholland Drive is in the same universe but I really doubt it. There are fun Easter eggs like Laura Palmer being in the club Silencio and the theater in episode 8 IS the same theatre from the silencio scene in Mulholland Drive but ehhhh
I just finished the Secret Diary of Laura Palmer and man- I feel dirty.
It was once a Twin Peaks spin-off...https://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/0...ut-as-a-twin-peaks-spin-off-for-audrey-horn/
I haven't seen Lost Highway yet but I used a little thing called google. Apparently Lynch said something along the lines of a character from LH coming from the same place as BOB, which in context meant they share some creative inspiration.
Not to buzzkill but can we not do the shared universe stuff. this like "all tarantino movies are in the same universe!!" stuff. it's...I don't like it.
Can't stop listening to Chromatics - Shadow. Damn you Lynch.
Mulholland Drive was confirmed by Lynch to be in the same universe because originally it was going to be a spin off TV series for Audrey about how she goes to Hollywood. Obviously Lynch worked it around some and changed things but I do believe he maintains its the same world. According to the trivia page on IMDb for Lost Highway, Lynch said the same about Lost Highway in an interview but there's nothing backing it up or even a specific interview cited so that'll take some sleuthing to be sure.
EDIT: Found this on reddit:
There is one quote in one of Lynch's interview books where he says that LH's Mystery Man comes from the same place as BOB, but reportedly, in context, "place" should mean something like the mood he was in when he created both characters, a mental place. IMDB is misreporting a real quote, but one that was a lot more vague. And, reportedly, there was some header on Lynch's website way back when that seemingly tied together TP, LH and MD. But no-one could provide a screencap.
the scene in the desert had a similar idea to the Mulholland Dr's fast food scene. I keep waiting for a tense moment like that one, or for a scene as uneasy as some parts of the original Twin Peaks, but nothing yet has made me feel that pressure. I think I'm just too familiarized with Lynch's style at this point.
It's called acting, ElectricBlanketFire!
If you saw Kyle's thick solid tight bod in episode 10 you know why he doesn't like pie.
If they do take place in the same universe then either Diane Selwyn or Janey-E Jones is a doppelgänger. Winkie's guy too. But they don't.
Naomi Watt's lustful, lingering stare is what pushed me to go to the gym that day when I was considering skipping it lol.
It's not quite that literal.
Wouldn't it have to be? If you're going to argue they all "take place in the same universe" then there has to be a reason there are multiple identical pairs.It's not quite that literal.