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

There were conveniently two consecutive days the jackrabbit portal would be open according to Briggs; doppelgänger might want to go fuck shit up at the fireman's place

So far the two things we know have been identified by coordinates or directions are the Twin Peaks Jack Rabbit's Palace portal, and the South Dakota one where William Hastings met up with Garland (and Gordon/Albert/Tammy/Diane had a weird experience)

Anyone want to bet whether we see Ray again in the lodge?

Hope so, love that fucker Ray

Waait, we also have whatever coordinates Hastings was given by Garland, which are those?

So what's the deal with the Log Lady's warning about their trip to the forest? And the map's symbols indicating bad fire? I'm kind of wondering whether the Fireman or the faceless woman are going to turn out evil.

There were conveniently two consecutive days the jackrabbit portal would be open according to Briggs; doppelgänger might want to go fuck shit up at the fireman's place

― blog haus aka the scene raver (wins), Monday, August 14, 2017 1:28 PM (four minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

That would make sense, given the Fireman's line "It is in our house now" in the opening scene of Part 1 (which I'm assuming is yet to come chronologically); certainly there seemed to be some threat of contamination or invasion in the White Lodge.

There was a lot of electrical crackling as they approached xp

hmm good point ows that does put things in perspective

I assume the same about the opening of Part 1 re: chronology

Yeah, I noticed the electrical crackling, but was thinking that didn't turn out to be any real danger. xp

What can I say the log's a scaredy cat

Pet theory here - the way Naido was thrown into the void and fell to Earth - I feel that when Laura was sucked out of the RR after whispering to Coop is the same moment Firemen throws her orb to Earth.

throwing her back into the past? idk I could see it

I feel like it's a dumb thing to really ponder but I wonder about "the fireman," and whether that means he's like a fire fighter who deals with fire as a problem, or is he like the guy in a coal room fueling a fire to keep it going?

Mr C has already been photographed next to the glass box.

wait what

when was that

Oh yeah!

What episode was that? iirc it was someone presenting information on this whole NYC murder to Gordon (?) and they were showing what they'd found in the security camera footage and Mr. C showed up

The Feds see it, it was one of the earliest images on the SD card

In the hotel room Cole is shown a photo of mr c in that room talking to someone in either a lab coat or a trench coat, no?

Yep, a bald guy

It was the ep with moby, we all had a good laugh

2 mobys

Moby Moby

my pet theory is that there will be a Mr. C vs Jeffries showdown. Then there will be a Mr. C vs Dougie/real Coop showdown. Then someone is going to have to fight the thing that's been biting people's faces off (and birthed Bob?) Basically it's like a video game with progressively bigger bosses

that seems a bit too linear/literal for Lynch

Something I haven't seen discussed yet (not that there's much to discuss): the beautifully awkward moment of silence after Lucy tells Gordon about her and Andy's vacation to Bora Bora

Final boss will be The Dreamer.

xp oh god yes, I just nearly did a spit take at my work desk remembering that

Related, someone inevitably found out that if you went to the Paris cafe where they filmed Gordon's dream, and looked behind you as he did, you'd see the museum holding the art exhibit "David Lynch: Plume of Desire."

I feel like that's something Lynch has done sublimely in this series: silent reaction shots when someone does or says something.

The rest of the anecdote ended up being useful but that was what really got me about the "I had another Monica Bellucci dream" statement.

jinx!

Final boss will be annoying accent guy's hand vs. Mother's splooge missle

When we were given Sarah Palmer's POV of the trucker guy in the bar, he was framed by a mounted deer head, an antler set, and another set of bones... Might be a stretch but it seemed a call-out to last ep's Jerkey logo.

It is definitely a callback to the scene in the original series where Hank similarly has antlers behind his head (which I am only remembering right now because Chris Mulkey laughs about it in the Reflections book)

Well maybe not on further consideration...

I was hoping for a silhouette shot of the Truman, Bobby, Andy & Hawk like there were in one of the early S1 episodes.

https://media.giphy.com/media/gIC0ib7qAXn9e/giphy.gif

I'm still amazed that one of the major remaining questions is who/what will get a superpunch from a fake Cockney security guard.

If you introduce an enchanted gardening glove in Act Fourteen, it has to punch someone in Act Eighteen: that's screenwriting 101.

the final scene will be a close-up of the talking gardening glove: "i'll see you in 25 years"

The Evolution of the Arm.

Nadine still has super-strength too, right? Or at least did as of 25 years ago?

superpunch Mr. C in the gut. a geyser of garmonbozia propels the bob egg toward nadine, who knocks it out of orbit with a gold shovel

I'd be satisfied with that ending.

Wally Brando rides into the shot.... "The struggle of the human heart in the atomic age: the greatest game ever played." STARRING KYLE MCLACHLAN

I can't believe STARRING KYLE MCLACHLAN hasn't been memed in some way... so much potential

https://deanhurley.bandcamp.com/album/anthology-resource-vol-1

Although Twin Peaks: The Return has hosted an array of Roadhouse performers and spotlighted music throughout its new season, a large part of the show’s sonic identity has been defined by the space between sound effects and music. Sound and music Supervisor Dean Hurley’s first installment of the library-style Anthology Resource series showcases his original sound design and music compositions featured in the show’s very distinctive-sounding third season. From ethereal tones to sputtering electricity to densely brooding musical cues, this release operates as an unofficial ambient score to Twin Peaks, offering a more abstract counterpoint to the show’s official soundtrack and score. (You might also remember Hurley as the drummer from the fictitious band Trouble, alongside Alex Zhang Hungtai of Dirty Beaches, and David Lynch’s son Riley, who performed at the Roadhouse in 'Part 5' of The Return.)

― ToddBonzalez (BradNelson), Tuesday, August 8, 2017 10:01 AM (six days ago)

This is on Spotify as well.

The white hand inside Sarah's face has one dark finger: the ring finger of the left hand. It's the same finger Mr C. tells Ray to put the green ring on in episode 13.

i leave the gaff and head round the corner to the hardware store where the clerk won't sell me the bloody glove

spot on m8

Sarah being some kind of Black Lodge spirit host making me sort of re-think the roles of the Palmer family

It struck me this episode that everyone who's been to the Lodge this time round seems kind of clueless and naive - Andy, the glove guy, Matthew Lillard, even Dougie. That seems meaningfully different from 25 years ago when only the show's metaphysical elite seemed able to enter.