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I'm over the moon with these first four episodes. It's everything I didn't know I wanted. I cannot believe this exists.
Yeah, let's not forget he got like double the amount of episodes that was originally on the table.
1.1 mil total with the original airing + Showtime app + on demand viewers
506k for the 2 hr premiere
http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/twin-peaks-showtime-streaming-ratings-1202441519/
Aren't these numbers like... really bad?
Didn't Lynch not basically say this how many episodes he needed and backed out after he didn't get it. After negotiations he got what he wanted but it was touch and go for a while.
Man I really hope they get away fromsoon. It's just really tedious at this point and I don't likeBrain damaged Cooperseeing him like this
They sure are taking their sweet time getting where their going. Gotta fill up 18 episodes somehow I guess.
Man thatwas just oh man please stop. Man this season is weird.Micheal Cera scene
weren't people saying this season lacked the humor?
the casino scene is amazing
weren't people saying this season lacked the humor?
the casino scene is amazing
Aren't these numbers like... really bad?
HELLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I think a lot of people are streaming rather than watching live, due to Showtime being a premium service and having a lot of different ways to get it (Hulu, Amazon, etc).
Aren't these numbers like... really bad?
I'm over the moon with these first four episodes. It's everything I didn't know I wanted. I cannot believe this exists.
Are the ratings really an issue? This is the only Twin Peaks we'll be getting. When it ends, it'll be truly done forever. Showtime seems satisfied enough so let's enjoy it while we have it.
weren't people saying this season lacked the humor?
the casino scene is amazing
Even funnier stuff is yet to come.
First there's the fact that a young guy is forced to watch a glass box that does nothing for an extended period of time, and has to have his complete attention on it.
The pace of this season is slow, which is somewhat parallel to this. On top of this, we have the knowledge that a millionaire funded the box, much like how Showtime funded the show. Then, when he has a girl over and they start getting frisky instead of watching... they're murdered. Lynch feels pretty passionately about there being a 'right' way to approach watching film (his commentary on watching a movie on a cellphone) so this adds to that idea.
1.1 mil total with the original airing + Showtime app + on demand viewers
506k for the 2 hr premiere
http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/twin-peaks-showtime-streaming-ratings-1202441519/
It's a limited series, that has already been completely locked in the edit bay.
I really wouldn't worry about viewing figures.
It can be interesting to talk about ratings for reasons other than "will this show be cancelled y/n".
One thing I didn't get in ep2who was the corpse thatbdisappeared in the adjacent cell?
This is Lynch in a nutshell for me. He somehow manages to make things work--things that I'd hate in other movies/shows that is. I can't quite describe it.It's everything I didn't know I wanted. I cannot believe this exists.
We'll have to be on a lookout for similar effects, for now I'm just assuming that it was Lynch's way of adding some impact to a lousy take. Try to imagine it without the distortion and it looks more like she tripped, as opposed to having half her face blown off.
Showtime isn't HBO and has never had their Game of Thrones type of hit. I would imagine for them that the strength in having Twin Peaks will come from word of mouth and subsequent viewings. I kind of expected the numbers it got. It's a 25 year later direct continuation of a cult show, the crowds that made it a phenomenon initially are now watching The Voice every week. Also, I couldn't imagine that demographic sticking around very long after getting a taste of this new series. It's too damn weird for them.
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Oooh.Ok actually ONE more thing.
I'm continuing my Twin Peaks rewatch. Found this quote from Cooper in episode 9 of season 2 very fitting, "Hawk, if I ever get lost, I hope you're the man they send to find me".
I wish I could agree with you re: Chrysta Bell, but having seen her speak in an interview I'm pretty sure she's just badly cast because of her Lynch-muse status.
Damn, should have rewatched that finale before watching this.
It's actually a lot simpler (ha) than that.
The doppelganger isn't someone possessing Coop's body, its an evil doppelganger that escaped the Lodge instead of Coop. Coop can not escape the Lodge until Mr. C comes back, so Mr. C created a body double named Dougie in order to fool the Lodge. Dougie goes in, Cooper comes out. Both Cooper and Mr. C seem to be acting weird though, and we don't really know why yet.
faked backwards speech sounds more like the orginal show's "lodge speak" than the actual red room scenes. It's such a shame they couldn't have Michael J. Anderson to coach them. It all sounds so wrong now.American Girl's
watched all 4 sunday night and I cannot stop thinking about it. This is the first show where I am completely hooked since maybe Lost. I missed the weekly excruciating waits for the next episode