I do think the red room looks noticeably worse now. It was especially noticeable when it cut to the flashbacks, yeah. The red looks off and it's a bit of a bummer.
(still episode 3 stuff)
Yeah I figuredNaido was referring to her and I know it's a different actress, but we don't know anything else about her and unless the series expands upon her I feel like it could still work. I don't know what that whole fireplace space place is meant to be, but I figure it's heavily connected to BOB in some way and Josie being there makes a lot of sense considering her fate. And I instantly associated that fireplace with her, Pete saw her in one.
But hey, maybe she is an unrelated character called Naido. Just speculating. I doubt we'll see her again...
I think my grandma did CGI for this show using ms paint.
For me, the show's biggest mystery by far is the final fate ofthe small box of chocolate bunnies.
I could get on board with this theory if this show hasn't done so much to expand the Lodge ecology in every direction. With new creatures popping up all the time andplaying an entirely new character/creature, it just doesn't seem like Lynch is especially interested in making such connections. It's a much bigger world now.Phoebe Augustine
Speaking of new creatures, I hope we'll see the motionless painted man again (does he have a name?). What an MVP.
My personal theory (spoilers for Episode 3)Cooper notably asks where this place is, and I think it's pretty well established wherever that place is, it is NOT the Black Lodge, and it honestly seems like the most surreal place in the whole series to date. The purple ocean and the space generator I don't quite get yet, neither the importance of time 'jittering' in the space, but it is notable that there's a space theme due to the weird space stuff that happens in the original two seasons, and we see both Major Brigg's giant floating face and Ronnette in that space. Unlike the Black Lodge where things seem to sort of follow a systematic order (even if this order is incredibly strange), this place seems to lack structure and is more like a strange state of being.
Anyways, I think wherever this place is is where the "entity" in the box comes from, and I think it's the thing referred to as "mother" here by Ronnie. when the thing appears in the box, the box gets all black, and the thing I noticed is it starts banging on the glass. Now the glass eventually breaks, but notably in this zone something in a similar way begins to bang on the door. I don't really know what the thing is yet, but it seems to be after Coop. It appears in the box after him and seems to be banging after him in the... Fuck it, I'm going to call it the Pink Realm for now because there was a lot of pink and purple hues.
I don't know why or what this place or that thing is, but I'm convinced that they're connected and we'll be exploring both later in the series. And whatever that thing was, it seems the people treat it like some monstrous mother. Not only in that Ronnie mentions it as mother, but the scene where the blinded lady tells Cooper to be quiet and they sneak up the ladder.
I actually think the thing needs darkness to exist, when it appeared in the box it became pitch black inside before it appeared, and notably the blind lady turned on the generator or something, which turned on the lights. and seemed to stop it for a bit.
To be honest, I find this area and that monster one of the most interesting elements of the new season, and it feels like it may be on the backburner for a bit but going to be really important later. I think it's no coincidence the first episode to set up the season is about the box, the monster, and the guy who seemed to be physically in a room inside a dream.
Also, I am just going to throw this out here, Episode 3 minor spoiler talk:Someone in this very thread earlier joked the greatest mystery they hoped was answered in the new season is whatever happened to those chocolate bunnies in the pilot. I can't believe they actually answered that.
From this topic before the episodes aired:
In the UK, how can I watch eps 3 & 4?
So in the first or was it second who was tending bar. I know the actor but was it just a cameo. Or somthing more?
I do think the red room looks noticeably worse now. It was especially noticeable when it cut to the flashbacks, yeah. The red looks off and it's a bit of a bummer.
I want a gif of the weird creature from episode 1,enjoyed the shit out of this. Later on I will tackle 3 and 4.
Happy to see some of Lynch's trademarks in this. First person view of a car going down the road, of flashlights in the woods, of someone slowly going through the rooms of an apartment, etc.
I must say though, I have mixed feelings so far (episode 1 and 2). On one hand I love it. On the other, I... Don't? One thing that made Twin Peaks so special was having weird, surrealist scenes happen rarely, which made them more special. But this is full blown Black Lodge on crack stuff. It's still great, but on one hand I'd like a bit more coherence.
Forget about not feeling like Twin Peaks, it just feels like it doesn't even take place in Twin Peaks. The town of Twin Peaks feels as random a setting as Las Vegas, New York, etc. Still doesn't feel like one central story is established.
But again, I'm also loving it. That's Lynch for you.
I don't agree with this. Imo it feels 100% like Twin Peaks as soon as we see the town and the old characters. The thing is, the first two episodes didn't take place in Twin Peaks most of the time.
I'm pretty sure this is going to change though.
Parts 3 and 4 will likely make you feel better about the show (though they might also make you pass out from laughing so much).Happy to see some of Lynch's trademarks in this. First person view of a car going down the road, of flashlights in the woods, of someone slowly going through the rooms of an apartment, etc.
I must say though, I have mixed feelings so far (episode 1 and 2). On one hand I love it. On the other, I... Don't? One thing that made Twin Peaks so special was having weird, surrealist scenes happen rarely, which made them more special. But this is full blown Black Lodge on crack stuff. It's still great, but on one hand I'd like a bit more coherence.
Forget about not feeling like Twin Peaks, it just feels like it doesn't even take place in Twin Peaks. The town of Twin Peaks feels as random a setting as Las Vegas, New York, etc. Still doesn't feel like one central story is established.
But again, I'm also loving it. That's Lynch for you.
So for us UK folk we presumably have to wait until next week for episode 3?
I guess the main problem for me is how it feels disconnected from the rest of the show. I mean yeah I smiled when I saw the exterior shot of the Great Northern, but then it moved on to other locations. It feels more like Mulholland Dr. where a bunch of random, seemingly disconnected scenes are put together.
It's not necessarily a bad thing, though.
Yeah, remember there are 18 fucking episodes.
Let the show establish itself and get Cooper back before spending any time in Twin Peaks.
And if it doesn't?
D'oh, haven't even consideredBack to the episode 4 ending:
Annie, Audrey or Diane?
I'm sure you haven't missed Cooper's keychain ? Of course it's headed this way.
3 & 4 are on demand now on NOW TV.
D'oh, haven't even consideredI blame the sudden cut to Our Scheduled Twin Peaks Musical Interlude.it being Diane.
I originally hoped it would be Annie, but Diane is the most logical option - the FBI duders actually know her and she knew Coop the longest.
This thread is going to be a spoiler minefield for you. Maybe consider bumping a recent LTTP thread?I think I'm just gonna go crazy and marathon Season 2, 10 episodes today, 10 episodes tomorrow and then the 2 last episodes and FWWM on Wednesday. Then I can catch up with S3.
I thought I might be okay, since I've been in here going through the first season. I'll only be looking for my own and quoted messages.This thread is going to be a spoiler minefield for you. Maybe consider bumping a recent LTTP thread?
I haven't even watched the new episode of American Gods yet.
No, 3 and 4 to together like 1 and 2 did.A few people have said two weeks until the next episode - isn't it three? Next week is episode 3, week after is 4, so three weeks until episode 5, right?