WHAT'S THAT?NO PROBLEM! I WILL ADD REVIEWS WHEN THEY COME IN, UNFORTUNATELY THERE ISN'T ANY YET. BETTER GET BACK TO KISSING SHELLY AND DRINKING BLACK COFFEE, GORDON.
Probably won't really be posting in this thread until the 2nd episode of this season airs, still working my way through Season 2 for the first time. Currently on Episode 6, really enjoy the show, but man is it weird/campy/goofy/fascinating lol
OORREEEGOOOONNN!!. PPOORRRTTTLLAAANNNDD ORRREEEEGOOOONNN!!!
The 1st and 2nd episodes air together, the premiere is of the first two episodes (and then episode 3 & 4 available immediately after on-demand but airing next week).
But if finishing the season, in the next week or two, know there won't be any new episodes after the premire+on-demand until June 4th, which is when Part 5 airs (Parts 1 & 2 air tomorrow, Parts 3 & 4 air next Sunday on TV (but available on-demand after the premier of 1 & 2 as said), after that starting with Part 5 we get one new part every week (though we skip July 4th weekend so won't be any new part that week), until the finale on September 3rd where they air Parts 17 & 18 (the final two parts) together.
I've seen Twin Peaks four times through. I am pretty good with the plot, but my girlfriend and I haven't watched it for a couple of years. That was the last time I saw it too - and for her it was her only time.
Has anybody found a fan-made recap of the original series? A video that will go through and refresh our memories before tomorrow?
Has Lynch, or anyone from HBO etc actually come out and said that watching the entirety of all the old series and films is mandatory to understanding this?
Granted you might not get the full experience if you're not completely clued up going into this, but I will be amazed if it's completely impossible to follow and enjoy if you go in blind.
Expecting new viewers to have seen the original from over 20 years ago, in addition to all of the follow up content, is insane and commercial suicide.
1 hour long recap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxUC8QH8miU
I think that was about how much should you know about the new seasonLynch said in an interview that you didn't have to know anything.
Saw this post about the premiere on dugpa forums. Not really spoilers, but I'll tag it anyways.
Just finished speaking with a friend in the industry. He was at the premiere and afterparty. There is a total embargo, so no tweets or anything are allowed. I respected his boundaries, but he did volunteer one piece of information: this is not meant to be easily digestible by a fairweather audience. If you do not have the originals fresh in your memory, it will likely not make any sense whatsoever.
This may be a problem for the show's success, but as a fan I'm happy to hear it.
That's the Nice Cop Who Can't Spell Jaguar from around Hide-Out Wallies in Diane Keaton's episode.So here's the role played by every returning actor (if there's been recasts for old characters or if some of these guys have been cast as new roles there's no way we can know right now):
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Frank aka One of the Asshole Cops in Deer Meadows in Fire Walk With Me
I hope this doesn't mean that you have to remember literally every little detail of every character. It's been impossible for me to rewatch the series before the start of 3 and there's only so much even the best recaps can show. I had completely forgotten about a few characters and plotlines before reading posts about them on here.
I think she's a little wooden for this new series.I'm surprised that Josie Packard isn't returning. She was a strong character.
That's the Nice Cop Who Can't Spell Jaguar from around Hide-Out Wallies in Diane Keaton's episode.
J-A-G-W.... car
lol, it's David Lynch himself.Apparently, the actor that plays Gordon Cole in the show is one of the co-creators of the series. Mind blown.
Apparently, the actor that plays Gordon Cole in the show is one of the co-creators of the series. Mind blown.
No I remember this too, the interviewer replied Lynch had mentioned watching fire walk with me but Lynch said something along the lines that he'd like that, but that you don't NEED to know things. Gah,I think that was about how much should you know about the new season
I'm surprised that Josie Packard isn't returning. She was a strong character.
I think she's a little wooden for this new series.
The actress Joan Chen was the wife of Kublai Khan in Marco Polo apparently, huh! Edit: Well, that joke went right over my head, not actually having reached that scene yet.I think she's a little wooden for this new series.
I don't know how you could have forgotten such an important character. Frank is the key to all of this.Corrected, for some reason I had mixed them up in my head when going over it.
I would say we had a liberating amount of freedom this time around. And we took full advantage of it, from start to finish, he said. It was a way to deal with things that we didnt have to turn into a euphemism or an innuendo. We could pretty much tell it like it is and that was very refreshing. And I think it will show up on screen.
Now, this doesnt mean fans should expect loads of cursing. Showtime CEO and president David Nevins previously explained, There are moments of very strong material, but [co-creator] David [Lynch] is pretty clean, he said. Theres darkness and theres scariness, but a lot less cursing and probably somewhat less nudity than most of our other programming. Definitely a lot less cursing.
My agent called me and gave me an address to a warehouse deep in the valley, and he said, Just go, they just want to talk to you, and I said, all right,' he recalled to EW at the Los Angeles premiere for Showtimes revival. And I walked into this room and there was two women and a video camera in a warehouse in the valley, and I thought that this was some kind of porno film that he was sending me on.
Belushi explained he just talked for about 15 minutes with them, and they were very nice. Three weeks later, he got the call. You know that meeting? That was for Twin Peaks. David Lynch would like you to be in the company, he remembers hearing over the phone. I just felt so good because hes such a respected auteur, and I love his sense of storytelling, he added.
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I had to adjust my rhythm, and it started out with a cup of coffee, Belushi said. I poured a cup of coffee and started my line and [Lynch] went, No. Nooooo. The coffee is very important. I spent 20 seconds pouring and sipping on a cup of coffee before I even started the scene. So, its so beautiful to have that freedom to relax. Theres no rush, the scenes take their own shape, and you become this organic creature in this world that David creates.
Just realized that if there is any humor in this new season, a large part of it will likely come from Cooper having fish out of water moments after being gone for so long.
"Internet? What's that?" His childlike sense of wonder was already a big part of his character before, now he'll be simply overwhelmed with brand new experiences.
It was basically that new viewers will be able to follow along but you should have seen the series and movie to fully appreciate season 3. That's the jist.No I remember this too, the interviewer replied Lynch had mentioned watching fire walk with me but Lynch said something along the lines that he'd like that, but that you don't NEED to know things. Gah,
I hate searching for stuff on mobile.
Watch FWWM then the missing pieces. We can presume the missing pieces aren't canon because they contain some contradictions but they are still worth watching.Should I watch FWWM and the edits separately or together?
Should I watch FWWM and the edits separately or together?
The convenience store meeting scene is amazing and better than what we see in the film, but I don't think the extended Jeffries scene worked at all. I think sacrificing the convenience store scene was necessary to give Jeffries the strangeness they were going for; alone it just played as overdone quirk.
Watch them separately as intendedShould I watch FWWM and the edits separately or together?
How exactly do you watch the missing pieces? do you just watch each cut scene separately or is there some specific order to watch them in
or do you splice it into FWWM
To add to other answers, Lynch has had plenty of time to re-edit the missing pieces scenes into FWWM if he wanted to, but he hasn't. He even remastered all episodes in the show. This seems to suggest that Lynch prefers them separate.How exactly do you watch the missing pieces? do you just watch each cut scene separately or is there some specific order to watch them in
edit: just saw the posts above me llol
"Internet? What's that?" His childlike sense of wonder was already a big part of his character before, now he'll be simply overwhelmed with brand new experiences.
They pose problems. Like when did Jefferies appear? Was it February 1988 or February 1989? Did Mike know that Bobby had already given half of the money to Leo or not? And the biggest one of all... who is the muffin REALLY?To add to other answers, Lynch has had plenty of time to re-edit the missing pieces scenes into FWWM if he wanted to, but he hasn't. He even remastered all episodes in the show. This seems to suggest that Lynch prefers them separate.
Boooooooo. No fan edits.Girlfriend just finished her first watch of the series earlier this week. My second time. Now we're watching a recommended fan edit of FWWM, which is a first for both of us.
.see you in one daY.
I like that fan edit a lot, but yeah, not for a first time watch.Boooooooo. No fan edits.
Only just started season 2