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I want a Cooper/DoppelCooper showdown, so I hope Freddie's destiny isn't to just cave DoppelCooper's chest in. That'd be a bit anticlimactic imo.
Haven't rewatched any episodes yet, but I also WANT to say someone mentioned that Bill's wife was missing rather than dead. Could be wrong though.Speaking of Tulpas, I guess we can assume Bill Hasting's wife was one. She had a similiar weird effect when she was shot.
Edit: EdmondD totally just said this, ha ha
Haven't rewatched any episodes yet, but I also WANT to say someone mentioned that Bill's wife was missing rather than dead. Could be wrong though.
EDIT: Actually, nevermind. That would totally go against the point of DoppelCooper using the lawyer's gun on her
Seriously.Never thought I'd like jim belushi in something.
I'm not sure but they did plan to kill Dougie. They really have seemed to change though.Aren't the Mitchum brothers murderers?
Maybe the people Tulpas are created from are transported to a fake reality inside the Black Lodge and that explains Audrey's situation.
Edit: There's a bunch of stuff that contradicts that come to think of it.
Dougie was in on the insurance scams.If dougie was created from doop, why was dougie simply dumb and not evil ? Or is him going to hookers and gambling a part of his "dark" side?
I guess real dougie wasn't all that great of a person either come to think of it.
If Audrey is a tulpa I think Real Audrey is kicking around somewhere. Real Diane I think is dead. Doop made a tulpas then disposed of her. He's a evil bastard so he would do something like that.
Because he's Doop lite. Cheap knock off shit that can't compare to the real deal. Remember when they threw up garmanbozia? Doop threw up gallons of it and Dougie just threw up a little bit. He still got evil inside him just nothing like Doop. Yeah the hookers and stuff is part of his dark side but he's just kind of a goofy idiot.If dougie was created from doop, why was dougie simply dumb and not evil ? Or is him going to hookers and gambling a part of his "dark" side?
I guess real dougie wasn't all that great of a person either come to think of it.
I think that was just meant as "I need you to make another Dougie", doesn't mean Cooper made the first. It wouldn't make any sense for him to make Dougie in the first place.I thought Coop created Dougie. He said "I need you to make another one" so wouldn't the first one be Dougie?
I think that was just meant as "I need you to make another Dougie", doesn't mean Cooper made the first. It wouldn't make any sense for him to make Dougie in the first place.
He did have good taste in women though (I may have developed a crush on Nafessa Williams thanks to this show)So. OG Dougie was a copy of a copy. Makes sense why he was fat and a lowlife since he was based off Doop.
Have they mailed the Emmy to Kyle MacLachlan yet?
Cynical me thinks he's not gonna even be nominated come next year because too much time passed and Twin Peaks just isn't particularly accessible, at least this iteration
Remember 246.Here's the OT1 wall of shame by the way.
it's a top 20 so I'm included
He could get nominated but I'm not sure about a win. Guess we'll find out next year. Dana Ashbrook might deserve a nomination depending on how his arc ends.I hope this isnt the case.
Im not entirely sure how many better performances there has been on TV. It is likely the best work of his career too.
GOT A LIGHT?I'm only on like episode 8 and this is the most fucked up thing ever broadcast.
What I meant was that we've been seeing the real Audrey "dreaming" inside the Lodge while the tulpa is out in the world somewhere.
She has said something like "I feel like I'm somewhere else" to Charlie so... maybe?
Because the Fist of the North Star doesn't need a backstory.How is it that multiple people have posted Freddie's punch on YouTube but no one's posted the scene of him telling his backstory?
Aren't the Mitchum brothers murderers?
How is it that multiple people have posted Freddie's punch on YouTube but no one's posted the scene of him telling his backstory?
Considering the arc of the season and thinking about its original placement, "Shadow" by Chromatics is so incredibly moving. When it hits the part where Starring Kyle MacLachlan comes up it just completely wrecks me wtf is wrong with me.
I feel your feels.Shadow, take me down
Shadow, take me down with you
For the last time
For the last time
For the last time
For the last time
You're in the water
I'm standing on the shore
Still thinking that I hear your voice
Can you hear me?
Can you hear me?
Can you hear me?
Can you hear me?
For the last time
For the last time
For the last time
For the last time
At night I'm driving in your car
Pretending that we'll leave this town
We're watching all the street lights fade
And now you're just a stranger's dream
I took your picture from the frame
And now you're nothing like you seem
Your shadow fell like last night's rain
For the last time
For the last time
For the last time
For the last time
Considering the arc of the season and thinking about its original placement, "Shadow" by Chromatics is so incredibly moving. When it hits the part where Starring Kyle MacLachlan comes up it just completely wrecks me wtf is wrong with me.
Have they mailed the Emmy to Kyle MacLachlan yet?
I don't think they ever really showed this side of them. Even when Candie hit him in the head with a remote control he was pretty cool headed about it.
It's honestly one of my favourite things to come out of this season. That song is absolutely the best emotional touchstone for me in recent memory. Especially having gone through a separation from my wife after 14 years. It hits me hard.
Here's the OT1 wall of shame by the way.
it's a top 20 so I'm included
Just thought about the girls at the end of Part 9 (the one with the rash) who, like Steven in the woods in part 15, were also talking about animals. They mention penguins and zebras, Steven mentioned a rhinoceros.
DAMN, I HADN'T REMEMBERED THAT. NOW THIS IS REALLY SOMETHING INTERESTING TO THINK ABOUT
EVERYTHING WAS TULPAS, ALBERT