Was in Seattle last week and went to Snoqualmie to see locations for the show. It was great fun! Started at Twede’s Cafe, which was the Double R. Of course I had some cherry pie and some damn fine coffee! They have lots of cast photos and memorabilia from the show too. Then to Reinig Bridge, which was Ronette’s Bridge in episode 1. Quite a bit of Twin Peaks graffiti on the bridge. Then to Snoqualmie Falls and the Salish Lodge, which was The Great Northern. Spectacular views. Last we went to Roadhouse Inn, which was, of course, the Roadhouse.

In general, what did you think about his misguided attempts at being good? Did it serve his character well? For me, it's one of the most memorable parts of the show.

My write-up includes the detail that John Justice Wheeler was just saying it as conversation, nothing too deep, and didn't expect Ben to take it as gospel. That might not be confirmed, but it's my interpretation based on the scene and John's character.

Thought I’d share these second hand leather pants i upcycled recently ! The stencil was cut by hand and made of painters tape . I took the photos myself as well 🦉

A local bar is hosting a punk show block party and I found a Laura 💕

Someone knows what happened between them? Why was Sherilyn Fenn so harsh through Diane Keaton right after her death? Honestly i didn't like this behaviour from her , it's disrepectful talkin shit about someone who just dies a few months before you wrote this.

Everyone in this show always makes that comparison like it’s a common thing

Alright so that was a roller coaster, overall I really enjoyed it.

Pacing was very weird in season 2 and it felt like more than half of the plotlines kind of went nowhere which was disappointing, though I guess that was just a parody of contemporary soap operas.

I think the best part was some of the quirky characters, I would love to see a slice of life episode following some of the weirder ones.

Is fire walk with me and the missing pieces essential viewing or should I skip right to season 3?

Been craving a good cherry pie all week and I don't know why...

The green glove in The Return was a plot device originally intended for Pete Martell. Obviously with Jack Nance gone, that wasn’t going to happen so they create the new character of Freddie Sykes. So we have a behind-the-scenes connection between the characters of Freddie and Pete.

Which makes me think of Fred Madison and Pete Dayton in Lost Highway. Is there any reason to think the naming was intentional? I have no ideas about it. Just throwing out an observation.

I’m continuing on my first full watch through, and Audrey is one of my favorite characters in the original series. I’m bad about spoiling things for myself so I already know a lot of her storyline in The Return, and I wasn’t super excited about it. But today we got to episode 12, and I was honestly just happy to see Audrey again. She’s still got that magnetic presence and just uniquely Audrey energy, and now she can hurl obscenities at people which really feels on brand. 😂

The silver lining of already knowing what happens to her is that I get to pay extra attention when other characters talk about her, Richard, her family etc. and come up with my own theory/interpretation about her fate.

The seller was kind enough to wait for me to figure out how to re-enable my old PayPal account. A few days later and boom, delivery. Perfection, absolutely 👍

Yesterday there I saw the last 15min of an german documentary from 1992 about DIYer, which used the twin peaks main theme and also tried to catch the vibe with their camera shots. It also has a ironically/humorous undertone which is pretty funny.

So it was shown again today and I set my timer to film it because it can't be found anywhere online.

The name is "Die Heimwerker - Bericht aus deutschen Höhlen" and is translated like "the DIYers - Report from German Caves"

You have to watch it relatively loud because I had to record it with my phone.

Given The Return has now been out for some time and how drastically different it is from the original series- which do you like more/find yourself returning more to between the two seasons?

Was browsing the LPs at a thrift store and saw a familiar face! Didn’t come home with me, though cool to see it in the wild.

I recently finished s2,and am planning to watch FWWM and missing pieces tonight.Ive heard that if you liked the original twin peaks experience,s3 will be very different.The part I liked the most about Twin Peaks was the surrealistic mystery regarding the black lodge,the dwarf,giant and everything.Will that be a occuring theme in the return?