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

also... who was in the boxing match sarah was watching on loop?

Battlin bud

This was fucking perfect, I was beaming so much at points. Original "just you" a top 10 twin peaks scene obv so that was delightful

Confess.

Yeah. It also explains the dual RR diner scenes at the end of ep. 7. One was "reality" the other with the dude running in asking if anyone had seen Billy was in Audrey's dream or whatever.

― woman in the dunes, Monday, 7 August 2017 13:00 (nine minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

whoa holy shit you are definitely onto something

Sarah Palmer's in fucking purgatory. Good god. I felt like I was losing my mind after just a couple minutes of that skipping record of a boxing match. Whoever mentioned upthread that she's just staring right through the tv was otm.

There's definitely something...otherworldly going on with Audrey.

The music at the beginning was out of control.

Charlie seems less sleepy and more sinister now

That weird digital crackling sound during the Sarah Palmer scene was very unsettling.

lol fuck I almost cried laughing during the Roadhouse scene

― Dancing on the Pylons, Monday, August 7, 2017 2:08 AM (fifty-four minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

LOL me too. I unironically love that song btw.

"You said you were going but now it looks like you're staying" is straight Cowboy level menace

Uh the first part of that shouldn't have been in italics

Yeah. It also explains the dual RR diner scenes at the end of ep. 7. One was "reality" the other with the dude running in asking if anyone had seen Billy was in Audrey's dream or whatever.

― woman in the dunes, Monday, 7 August 2017 13:00 (nine minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

whoa holy shit you are definitely onto something

― rove mcmanus island (Autumn Almanac), Sunday, August 6, 2017 11:10 PM (six minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Yeah, reading this interpretation was pretty much the first time I took the coma theory seriously. Though it's all really inscrutable (and, indeed, menacing) at this point.
Just read in the Dugpa thread for this episode that Sky Germany apparently accidentally showed/made available? Episode 14, so umm beware of spoilers and don't post them in here and all that

*heads to dugpa*

Lol they keep doing that

Richard in Montana!

i was expecting richard to appear for some reason, but when he actually did i was completely surprised. this show keeps doing that to me.

(in montana i mean)

Also if audrey is in a coma that lends some credence to Richard = Donna

I thought that's where he might be hiding out when I saw the establishing shot but once I saw bad Dale show up I assumed not xp

I think some people are gonna go nuts over the fact that the scene in the diner puts this as the same day they found Briggs's message

I still think richard is Audrey's but Donna did appear this episode

You can still give birth while in a coma

http://www.nytimes.com/1996/01/25/nyregion/woman-29-still-in-10-year-coma-is-pregnant-by-a-rapist.html

^^dont read that unless you really need convincing

Yeah I know it's POSSIBLE but that seems like a lot of plot at this point in the story if Audrey is still in a coma. To me, anyway...

Audrey's situation does recall dreams/nightmares where you constantly talk/think about doing something or going somewhere but it never gets around to you doing it. I think it's just as likely she's cracking up due to trauma and has an awful gaslighting husband though

Series is going to end with Dougie still Dougie and the Bookhouse Boys on their way to Jack Rabbit Palace.

last line of episode 18 will be audrey: "is this a dream?"

Carel Struycken is a Dutchman btw

The kids last name would not be Horne if he was Donna's. She never would have taken her biological father's name or given it to her kid. Xp

The looped boxing footage and timeline abnormality in the diner with Bobby are significant I think. The moorings of reality are fracturing somehow, I think; time is coming apart.

that's probably what the reverse-blinking stuff is too, not specific clues so much as vague indications that time/reality is all over the place

is it... fhyuuuuutyuuuuure

Honestly I think the script was probably linear and lynch is shuffling things around in the edit based on what fits best in each hour

Either that or Dougie made a quick trip back from his evening with the Mitchum brothers for a quick game of 'catch' with Sonny Jim.

yeah that was conspicuous to the point of being absurd

Exactly - that scene fit best in the episode that had a lot of stuff about fathers and sons & lynch cares more about that sort of thing than linear storytelling, unsurprisingly

The eerily looped boxing match though

Something is happening with time.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0074806/

Don't think Audrey is still in a coma because in ep 12 Ben doesn't say "Richard never had a mother and father" he just says "Richard never had a father."

Yeah. Also the husdband dude is weird but he doesn't seem like a lodge entity to me.

The theory that she is doing some kind of weird therapy is more plausible to me.

Something is happening with time.

Always is.

The editing with the ring seemed to be suggesting that the Philip masquerading as Jeffries is in fact the other one

If Bowie shows up I am going to cry.

Probably not really because I don't really cry anymore, which kind of troubles me, but still.

Not even at Janey finally getting a non-terrible car to drive?

Sadly

I cry at everything nowadays

sonny jim really knows how to utilize a playset

I'm surprised no one mentioned Nadine and Doc Jacobi's budding romance and lonely Big Ed.

Loved all that stuff. I have a feeling we'll leave ed the way we found him.

Read the Bocko review of this ep, I think I agree that there won't be any major plot shifts in the next 3 parts

Now that we've seen Ed and the gas farm I remembered that the two people who were put to sleep by the Woodsman in New Mexico (aside from the young woman who ate the frog cicada) were a diner waitress and an auto mechanic...

the TV audio loop in Grace's scene captured the hopelessness of going down the substance abuse rabbit hole