Drink full: The TWIN PEAKS 2017 spoiler thread, part 2

Huckleberries have a more quaint local association in Washington, since they grow everywhere here, wild huckleberry picking season is something a lot of people get really into, and when they're grown commercially it tends to be on smaller farms. Cherries are more associated with big eastern Washington agribusiness. Both would've been a big part of a Spokane valley childhood, but the emphasis on huckleberry pie in the original series was a nice local touch. If you ever eat at a small town diner in Washington, you really should go with the huckleberry (or blackberry) pie.

Interestingly, Hungry Horse, Montana, is famous for its wild huckleberries.

everyone else worked for scale, Kyle worked for coffee and a set of new suits

Re-watched 3 and 4 with my buddy last night and thought it was cool that the co-ordinates 253 were mentioned in episode 3 within the lodge.

The reference to the kid OD'ing at high school, chinese super drugs and Canada was weirdly OTM as well, given our fentanyl crisis

But 253 was a time in that episode, right? 2:53? Wasn't that the time when Bad Coop almost got sucked into the headphone jack of the car radio?

I'm hoping Chantal reappears so we can hear another reference to wetness

I definitely cracked up when her last scene ended with Tim Roth's character telling her to give Cooper "a big wet one" before she kissed him

Eephus, yeah, but interestingly enough 2:53 is the same time written on the note found in episode 9 FWIW

"My husband died in a fire. No one can know my sorrow. My love is gone. Yet, I feel him near me. Sometimes I can almost see him. At night when the wind blows, I think of what he might have been. Again I wonder: why? When I see a fire, I feel my anger rising. This was not a friendly fire. This was not a forest fire. It was a fire in the woods. This is all I am permitted to say."

Yeah 253 pays off almost immediately, but the arm does also say "time and time again" just after and sure enough it crops up a couple more times

I just watched the Searchers for the first time last night and my wife instantly spotted Senor Droolcup, which I was not expecting

this adds weight to my theory that jackpots-dale is a deliberate response to the wider public impression that dale is that guy who loves cherry pie and coffee

― blink truther (Autumn Almanac), Thursday, 27 July 2017 10:52 (four hours ago) Permalink

Been biting my tongue every time you bring this up, but this is a very silly theory.

1. I don't think that is the widespread perception (he's the show's protagonist and has more screen time than anybody else; beyond his iconic traits he's a pretty well-rounded character, hence fans being so vested in him).

2. Even if for some reason Lynch and Frost were trying to comment on this—satirizing the decades-ago public response to their own creation—they'd have beaten any potential commentary into the ground 10x over by now. It's been nine episodes of this. So they shaped the driving narrative of a show 25 years in the making... to comment on the fact that some people think one of its characters is really into pie and coffee?

woah Michael Horse actually made the map from the last episode

https://www.instagram.com/p/BXBuamBDPkI

holy shit!

wow

that pic isn't of the map tho

please to know michael horse uses instagram as intended, to share pictures of your cat

yeah but he replies to a comment saying he made it xpost

https://www.instagram.com/p/BWRqatVjKv8/

officialdeputyhawk Carlos and his log
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1. I don't think that is the widespread perception (he's the show's protagonist and has more screen time than anybody else; beyond his iconic traits he's a pretty well-rounded character, hence fans being so vested in him).

i'm not talking about fans' perception of dale cooper

So they shaped the driving narrative of a show 25 years in the making... to comment on the fact that some people think one of its characters is really into pie and coffee?

i didn't say that

I'm hoping Chantal reappears so we can hear another reference to wetness

I definitely cracked up when her last scene ended with Tim Roth's character telling her to give Cooper "a big wet one" before she kissed him

― mh, Friday, 28 July 2017 00:51 (six hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

this is the water and this is the well, drink full and descend

loved the dinner scene at the end of this ep so much. i found some of the ep a bit hard work but that was so perfect, funny, strange, sad, beautiful music and colours. it's amazing how this show can still be so good.

btw people aren't just mad at Fenn about the pay stuff... she posted a bunch of questionable anti-feminist stuff during the women's march etc

the Tammi objectificaton in episode 4 is some cringey ass shit, probably one of my least fav moments

didn't realise until tonight that the soundtrack is on spotify: http://twin.pk/tp2017spotify

Dinner at the end of ep 11 seemed practically a Fellini homage

uh, in terms of lighting and camera work and stuff I mean

xpost

that's not the official soundtrack, it's just a playlist that someone made of the songs that have been used that are already on spotify

fuckin spotify

I downloaded Windswept today which I guess will kind of feel like a tp the return ost. Have not listened yet.

That Michael Horse thing is very pleasing.

This has a parallel in Coop-as-Dougie, I think:

https://mubi.com/lists/david-lynchs-favourite-films

"And finally, I would show Rear Window, for the brilliant way in which Alfred Hitchcock manages to create – or rather, re-create – a whole world with in confined parameters. James Steward never leaves his wheelchair during the film, and yet, through his point of view, we follow a very complex murder scheme."

lol @ no Vertigo

This season is very, very referential; much more than any of his other work I think. Feel like older directors often go this way, placing more conscious value on their influences than they had done in their earlier films. A lot of times it backfires, but not here obviously

It probably also comes from the nature of the thing being disparate parts assembled together and it being a very large tapestry.

btw people aren't just mad at Fenn about the pay stuff... she posted a bunch of questionable anti-feminist stuff during the women's march etc

lol no

Those are dumb tweets but that is definitely not the reason that the people I'm talking about are mad at her

twin peaks participation much more important than politics for sure

it's going to be really weird when they reveal Trump owns the penthouse with the glass box, though

i mean i was talking to a bunch of people at twin peaks fest this week and they were all talking shit about Fenn's posts but ok.

this is the first I've heard of any of this and I don't really care to learn more tbh

iirc it was kinda standard stuff about civility & how they shouldn't have been using language like "pussy", dumb but like there's a guy in this who has actually beaten up his girlfriend as discussed above which seems maybe higher on the outrage scale. I wasn't privy to chaki's conversation, as I said I was talking about the commenters on the Facebook shitposting groups, logposting & fire walk w memes, the latter of which is like 30% "we jacked a popular meme to make a shitty rape joke". And none of them (the people I'm talking about) mentioned those tweets

I wonder what the likelihood was of that cherry pie having come directly from the RR Diner somehow.

Also (and I haven't read the whole thread so apologies if this has been covered elsewhere) - is Twin Peaks way more developed than it was 25 years ago? I can't quite remember but it certainly felt like there wasn't much around the diner in the old days, now it looks like any old medium-sized town out there.

(Also we saw people sit on the other side of the diner for like the first time ever).

It's testament to how much control this show has over its characters that at the end of the old S2 you think "fuck these guys for killing Audrey while giving Bobby a happy ending", whereas this time round you feel genuinely gutted for Bobby that it hasn't worked out with him and Shelley.

I hope they give Norma something to actually do soon (although judging from the framed article the diner has been winning awards in the intervening years).

The pie came from the bakery Cooper went into, right? Szymon's bakery, continuing Lynch's infatuation with all things polish.

(I most certainly did NOT think that about bobby's happy s2 ending)

the 'o' in szymon's is basically this

https://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/twinpeaks/images/a/a8/BigEdsGasFarm.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20170116042141

they mentioned a farm in part 8 too

Snoqualmie & North Bend are very built up compared to what they were in the late 80s--they're only 30 min from Seattle and even closer to the massive Microsoft wealth that stretches from the east side of Lake Washington to the Cascades. They're tourist and recreation towns now; I don't think there's any logging left in the area to speak of. Since so much was shot on location (unlike the original series) current Twin Peaks cant help but reflect this, I think.

I grew up in a small western Washington logging town during the 80s & early 90s and have all sorts of random thoughts on how both series and the movie reflect the area, maybe I'll try to type some up in the next 7 weeks.

That'd be great, thanks.

In the meantime, Matt DC - I mentioned a podcast episode upthread covering the "real Twin Peaks" and how the area has changed. It's here: https://www.imaginaryworldspodcast.org/the-real-twin-peaks.html

Twin Peaks's DOP Peter Deming has apparently decided it's go time pic.twitter.com/nVGD5IdA0s

— Christian McCrea (@christianmccrea) July 22, 2017

loooool

12 is remoured to be another big'un

Just watched Missing Pieces and enjoyed it very much. If there's anything I miss about the earlier stuff it's the more soft idyllic quality, a lot of scenes had a beautiful glow about them and the style seemed more unified overall.
The woodsmen look awful by comparison though. Would like to see the jumping man again.

I've seen the film more times and more recently than the original series so I thought it was always Moira Kelly as Donna. It's a shame she and Lara couldn't have come back somehow.

I want more of this so badly it's kind of painful to imagine there could be a fourth series that doesn't happen. Maybe they'd do a film again.