I traveled from Spain to Seattle and finally got to visit (almost) every location from the show. The entire valley between Rattlesnake Ridge and Mount Si is such a beautiful and magical place.
These are just some picks from the +700 photos in my Twin Peaks Album… (😅)
Nine years ago today, the amazing 3rd season premiered 💚❤️
I binged the show about 2 months ago. I loved it, every bit of ups and downs even through some a bit tedious moments in The Return.... but overall I was absolutely hooked on it and I still am.
But I'm left with two distinct feelings - The first a pretty common one - "What was that ending?" "What happens, what does it all mean?" - You know just, trying to find answers and going down a rabbit hole of conspiracies theories and all....
But that's not the feeling I want to ask you about.
I miss...Twin Peaks, I miss it even without the weirdness, there's a gaping hole in me that wishes I could've spent a little longer (or a lot) with the characters and the town... just hanging out... having a cup of damn fine coffee or some doughnuts at the Sheriff Station...
There's no doubt in my mind that this is somewhat intentional by Lynch...
Does anyone else feels like this? like you'd just love to spend a little more time "there"... get to know everyone just a little bit more....
I hope I'm making sense...then again this is a Twin Peaks reddit so... Making sense is not something we truly need here.
Thank you all
I don't really wanna say what it's even about for those that haven't watched because discovery is part of the fun of this series, and while not *too* similar to Twin Peaks, I find them to almost be like kindred spirits in a way.
Highly recommend if you like some 60s trippiness with vibrant colors and beautiful cinematography!!
He visto muchas interpretaciones de como la tercera temporada es un metacomentario sobre la nostalgia debido a que Cooper es "Dougie" durante la mayoría de la temporada, más no creo que eso sea así ya que a pesar de todo "Dougie" sí se siente como Cooper y hay referencias al Cherry Pie y al café mientras lentamente va "despertando", a la vez que hay subtramas en Twin Peaks (el pueblo como lugar físico) que dan momentos de fan service (como Bobby llorando viendo la foto de Laura Palmer, el baile de Audrey, o el momento de "Yo soy el FBI", junto a los personajes del FBI que siguen sintiendose como los mismos). Hay pequeñas "inyecciones" de nostalgia y fan service en la serie, más si se rehusan a que sea dominante es porque Lynch y Frost pudieron hacer en The Return lo que querian hacer en la serie original, una serie en que misterios llevasen a misterios cada vez más abstractos hasta que la serie se sintise como estar soñando y ahí logar una experiencia estéticamente sublime, hay un rechazo a ser pura nostalgia y fan servie, más no un comentario intelectual sobre eso.
"Dougie"/Coop es más un refugio familiar y cálido de toda la abstracción que pasa fuera de esa subtrama, no sé cuánto habría cambiado de haber más fan service o nostalgia, más sigue The Return estando bastante bien aún con la cantidad que tiene.
Hello all! Ive just started watching after putting it off for AGES! comment something i wont understand until ive watched it all:)
Just finished watching Season 3 and this question has been in my mind since the Sarah/JUDY reveal.
In the original two seasons, Lynch told a story about inherited cycles of violence and abuse through the metaphor of Leland Palmer’s inheritance of an evil spirit. His own trauma manifests itself in violent and misogynist rampages culminating in the rape and murder of his own daughter and niece.
In The Return, it is retroactively revealed that Sarah Palmer and her possession by a feminine-coded ‘Mother’-type alien creature is the true ‘final boss’, if you will, and that BOB’s existence and behaviour is just one particular instance caused by this greater, more encompassing evil. Leland’s behaviour under the will of BOB is an effect of the Mother. The metaphor here is less clear.
What did David Lynch mean by this?
I was shocked to turn on the radio (amazing station btw) to hear our very own James!! ft. Hello Kitty
Just noticed I have a branchless The Arm at home and it's placed upside down
So I made a post about your opinions on Twin Peaks characters and a lot of people told me they hate Harold Smith (one of my favourite characters) so I'm now curious: Is It the weird/creepy aspects of the character or Is It his overall role in the story? (Keep in mind that I haven't watched FWWM yet)
I don't see a lot of discussions about his character and as a new Twin Peaks fan, I decided to use my unemployed student power to ask this question on Reddit because I find Harold's mind interesting, the end!
Edit: I'm NOT the type of person who likes characters because I morally agree with them, I'm interested in psychology so I love characters who make me reflect on different topics (such as Harold) and hate characters I see as bland. I'm specifying this because in this modern society a lot of people will assume I'm creepy just because I like a character .
wanted to let a fellow Minnesotan know we’re all concerned for ghost wood AND the pine weasel!
This was an ad I got in this subreddit. I lol'd
Is EVERYONE in this town a cheater or what? I thought this show was just about a girl named Laura Palmer who got murdered, and that's it. After that first episode, I want to watch more and more, cause actually the people of this town are wrapped up in each other's life more than the intestines in their body, and it seemingly all goes back to Laura. Very excited for future episodes.
Also, I'm assuming to watch in release date? So original show, the movie, then the revival? Will someone let me know if I'm correct in that?
Edit: added spoiler tag!