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The night is still youngalso anyone who predicted Hawk's death can hold this L
The night is still youngalso anyone who predicted Hawk's death can hold this L
James being somewhere within the general vicinity of the actual plot is nice.
The line is from The Missing Pieces, deleted scenes from Fire Walk With Me.I thought it was weird that they dubbed over David Bowie's original line in that scene. He originally pointed at Coop and yelled "Who do you think this is there?" They changed it to the grammatically correct, but less frantically delivered line reading "Who do you think that is there?" I know it's just a little thing, but I don't know why they bothered to dub it. I always loved Bowie's delivery in that scene.
Also, good lord that smile on Sarah Palmer's pulled-back face is nightmare fuel.
No one is talking about Gordon's dream???
That may have been the biggest mystery of the entire episode (and season to date?) ---- who is the dreamer??? Is this entire season a dream? What did that all mean???
absolutely phenomenal episode. Every scene intrigued me, and the final roadhouse scene unsettled me almost as much as Sarah did.
I love the term "jobsworth" please tell me that's real slang.
Some episodes like this one feel like a Lynch episode, while others don't. But he supposedly did them all
That guy looks like Leo
I'm starting to form a weird theory. Anyone notice everytime Billy disappearing is mentioned something weird happens? Audrey forgetting, the diner people changing, and now the conversation just looped.
Maybe something about speaking about Billy's disappearance is like... causing a disruption in reality?
And there's these characters we've never seen mentioned a few times now, but whenever they are strange things happen.
During Albert's story at the start of the episode, he mentioned how the Blue Rose lady was found in her room with her doppelganger, who was killed and vanished. Then the lady killed herself because she was arrested for her doppelganger's crimes.
If GoodCoop comes back, he meets a similar fate? If he stays as Dougie Jones though, perhaps not?
Nah, Cole won't let his boy Coop take the fall for Mr C's stuff.
Good point!!That said, BadCoop hates that damn Owl Cave ring so I doubt his body will vanish anyway!
Good point!!
ThnxWelcome back!
Thrones is ok, it's all a bit shlocky at the moment - everyone teleports around Westeros at light speed but it's enjoyable cheese.
Thnx
This was good. The Firemen is that place the white lodge? Or is that called something different?
Loved that chad got what was coming to him too, and its always nice to hear some ominous Badalamenti/Jonny Jewel(?) music in the background in many of these scenes now.
Potentially big spoiler for those who haven't seen pretty popular leaked set photos from last year:the images of Cooper and Laura approaching the Palmer house suddenly feel a lot different in light of Sarah's reveal tonight. What I once imagined would be an otherworldly happy reunion might end up being the opposite.
Potentially big spoiler for those who haven't seen pretty popular leaked set photos from last year:the images of Cooper and Laura approaching the Palmer house suddenly feel a lot different in light of Sarah's reveal tonight. What I once imagined would be an otherworldly happy reunion might end up being the opposite.
Amazing episode, I don't have the slightest clue where the hell this is going. Also I noticed that Bob was in the credits but don't recall seeing him, which scene was he in?
Amazing episode, I don't have the slightest clue where the hell this is going. Also I noticed that Bob was in the credits but don't recall seeing him, which scene was he in?
Resting position.Green glove man is going to arm wrestle bad Coop into oblivion.
Sorry, I have to compliment Grace Zabriskie's performance as Sarah Palmer this season one more time. She's really done an amazing job in all of her scenes this season. She has pulled off both seeming senile, hysterical, depressed, alongside chillingly evil, cold-blooded in a way similar to Mr. C, in control, through her few scenes alone. It's hard to make a character convincingly jump between seeming fragile and broken to suddenly cold-blooded and intimidatingly in power. I just have to give her compliments for that.
And also of course:
That piece of imagery is sticking with me.
I wonder if Diane was the one who set up her own sister to meet and eventually get married to the fake manufactured Cooper.
Coz that seems messed up.
Why would anyone screengrab this
Cause it's one of the most memorable moments of the season?
It's scary as fuck bro
I know my friend. But some might be enthrilled with that.
I'm using "jobsworth" forever