Because nothing was there. I've said this before, but I think if the Bad Dale had gone back in, and the evolution of the arm's doppelganger hadn't ambushed our Dale, that he'd probably have come out at Glastonbury grove. Everyone was blindsided by the arm's doppelganger and dougie. They weren't prepared for that ambush.
except a giant pool of black?
Did anyone else laugh when the first shot of Coop in part 16 was him lying in a hospital bed comatose? After everyone thought he'd be returning to normal after 15, I actually burst out laughing at one final Dougie teasel from Lynch.
HOW'S ANNIE?
HOW'S ANNIE?
HOW'S ANNIE?
So about episode 15:😂Phillip Jeffries (David Bowie) is basically a giant teapot?
Met Kyle MacLachlan last night at a tasting for his wine. Best day of my life, super nice guy. Signed my mondo vinyl soundtrack and took some pictures.
So he goes there on the night that Cooper was meant to come out, and although he sees the curtains (which he may have seen before, possibly on multiple occasions), nothing ends up happening. So there's nothing to report.
Yes, no need to spoiler tag.So about episode 15:😂Phillip Jeffries (David Bowie) is basically a giant teapot?
That's a good point! I legit laughed out loud when I saw it, it's so bizarre and yet. I don't know why I was expecting anything less weird.Of course Jeffries is a giant teapot. Why wouldn't he be?
Wasn't entirely sure if I needed it, so did it just in case ^^Yes, no need to spoiler tag.
Q:What were you doing last night while we were all watching the premiere? Were you watching, too?
A: A whole bunch of cast and crew went to a bar in the valley, and they had a big screening. So I pictured them there. I was at home working on a table in my woodshop.
Q:There's a moment when Cole says that back when Denise was transitioning, he told her colleagues who couldn't deal with it to—
A:”Change their hearts or die." That's right. People are people, and we are the way we are. We're all supposed to get along, and diversity should be appreciated fully in the light of unity. That's peace on earth, and there should be room for everyone.
Q: Agent Cooper's story isn't just about trying to escape from the Black Lodge. It's also about a guy returning to a world he once knew and reconnecting with it. Does that story resonate with you, in terms of returning to television?
A: Sure. But as you'll also see, it's also about coming into the world as a new life, learning your likes and dislikes, and doing the best you can to find your way.
So how did the ring end up inside Garland Briggs' body? What is the significance of it?
why would Hawk know anything about the rules of the Red Room or if Coop was supposed to come out?
Hard to believe the ending is already here. We're going to pour some wine, enjoy some cherry pie and watch the madness.
I laid it out in the paragraph before the one you quoted. Now obviously Hawk doesn't know that Cooper is in the Lodge or what the specific rules are, but he knows that there are "important dates" where "things happen" at Glastonbury Grove, so he goes there periodically to check on it. That's all I'm postulating.
I doubt he knows anything about dates. Nothing in his sheet has anything to do with the red room, and they didn't have any dates until they pulled Gardland's note out.
Anyone in Chicago - just got it on good authority that Music Box is screening the finale at 10pm on Sunday for free! They can't advertise/promote this (Showtime obv. wouldn't say "yes" if they were approached), but you can see that there's a "secret screening" if you look at the midnight showing of Fire Walk With Me.
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Super excited to see the end on the big screen! Will definitely NOT be online from 7 to 10 central though.
Neither does the owl cave map. No dates. Nor info on what is even in the red room - he would have no reason to think Cooper is even a part of it.
I doubt he knows anything about dates. Nothing in his sheet has anything to do with the red room, and they didn't have any dates until they pulled Gardland's note out.
It has dates in the form of planetary alignments. That's how they knew that the Lodge would be opening in the S2 finale. "The stars turn and a time presents itself."
I agree with you that Hawk has no reason to connect it with Cooper. As of Part 2, Hawk thinks that Cooper went into the Lodge at Glastonbury Grove 25 years ago and came out a day later. But he doesn't say anything about being there for Cooper. He just says "something is supposed to be happening here tonight." He doesn't know what.
I'm almost certain there's a scene in the original series where the Sheriff's Office (inc. Hawk) figure out when the gateway in Glastonbury Grove will open.
DIANE EVANS = ANNIE SAVED
This stuff cracks me up.Special Agent Dale Cooper is Diane plus COOPER GET A SCALPEL. Really makes you think.
Never made that connection. My mind is kind of blown right now. I always wondered what she meant.The original series answered this pretty definitively, since it's a repeated line from Coop's first visit to the red room. Arms bending back is a reference to Laura and Ronette's hands tied with rope in Jacques' cabin and eventually the train carriage. Albert explains the arms plied with rope in a scene from the first season as he runs down the forensic evidence.
Did anyone else laugh when the first shot of Coop in part 16 was him lying in a hospital bed comatose? After everyone thought he'd be returning to normal after 15, I actually burst out laughing at one final Dougie teasel from Lynch.
For some reason it only just occurred to me that James is investigating the ringing noise in Part 14. There's something going on inside the Great Northern.
Eps 17 and 18 to be 59 and 57 minutes respectively.
For some reason it only just occurred to me that James is investigating the ringing noise in Part 14. There's something going on inside the Great Northern.
Feels like Lynch made a 16 hour movie to build up for the 2 hour long Twin Peaks movie.
I forget, did the ringing noise precede the return of Cooper's room key?
Didn't Ben Horne hear it before the key got there
That sounds right, but I'm not certain.
Finally caught up... Got showtime on vue just to watch this... but I'm leaving the country tomorrow. I don't think I'll get to watch the finale.
I'm confused by a lot of course, but what is really poking at my brain, when Bowie Tea Pot was talking to Omega Coop he mentions that he talked to him back in FWWM. So is it just that parts of Alpha Coop is sharing the same body with bad coop and that's why he asks who it was or was the coop in FWWM actually somehow a coopleganger?
I wish I was watching this at the same time as everyone else so I could catch up on the theories.
Of course Jeffries is a giant teapot. Why wouldn't he be?
I just wanna know what happened with that "Judy" whispering monkey. Don't let me down, Lynch.
Mr.C/Doppelganger Coop has Coop's memories, basically.
The monkey that is behind the mask of the Tremond boy? When did it whisper Judy?
Edit: Watching the Jeffries scene form FWWM. As soon as Jeffries disappears they get a call that Chester Desmond disappeared. Maybe there is hope we will see him again. If we do I can see him being transfomred like Jeffries was.