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  • I don’t fully disagree with most of this. I just don’t see how you resolve the greatness of season 3 episode 8 with this take. Season 3 didn’t feel like season 1’s level of composition and depth, but it absolutely held a similar vibe over an insane amount of time difference. I also don’t see how one dumps on season 3 without explicitly noticing how little passion Lynch had with making season 2. 2 is almost not even accepted as authentic cannon compared to 3, tho this is only due to how trite and stale season 2 is. I completely identify with your frustration but for me, 2 is the abomination that “ruined” twin peaks. Bob wins in season 2 and only in 2.


  • I can’t say it’s “better” but something about seeing the exact same cast having aged so much and then working this time-skip into the plot is a hyper-rare feat that you can’t find anywhere else. Also episode 8 is exceptionally well-known for a damn good reason imo. Anyone trashing season 3 will have to admit they just didn’t enjoy that episode or the ending essentially.

    I highly highly suggest the movie if you crave authentic resolution to the mysteries and confusing lore. Twin Peaks is supposed to be confusing and full of incomprehensible twists. The movie was intended to be a absolutely necessary “key” to decode the puzzles and see through the illusions that each character (can the viewer be a character or an influential but also confined part of what is being viewed?) is ‘trapped’ in. I have said too much, please any and all DM me your thoughts and opine to me even if you were disappointed!


  • Have you seen all 3 seasons? An honest fan will tell you season 2 is kinda bad because they were forcing Lynch to pivot on core plot points because ratings needed a boost.

    Also, you are supposed to be somewhat confused on some of best twin peaks lore if you don’t watch the movie: Twin peaks: Fire Walk with Me.

    I love this post tho. I can relate with your frustration, as it was my initial reaction too. You have to somewhat admit that if the shows is as bad as you claim, how did it stir such a reaction in you unlike other more enjoyable/simple tv shows?

    I’m not the biggest fan of twin peaks, but I slowly found it’s other-worldliness almost comforting beyond belief. Initially I felt there was no substance to it all. It’s just pointless mystery for the sake of creepy and darker depths and plot twists with no resolution. But after awhile I found myself longing for that open-ended weirdness that only a madman like Lynch would allow. I was looking for the douglas furs, the red rooms, and most importantly, I was looking for a way to get back home. Then you start to really connect with some parts of the show that I’ll refrain from ruining. I’ve prolly said too much. Explore your curiosities of the twin peaks world, unless you aren’t a curious soul, but if that’s the case how did you stumble across such a work? I’m gonna have to rewatch season 3 after all this. Thanks op


  • This comment hits hard in the emotions. I’m doing everything I possibly can to not rush through my life. The situation of cotemporary life is dizzying with necessary task rushing–better pay that bill before I forget, better go see the folks soon again just in case its my last opportunity, better savor one more cuppa before the sun sets. Its maddening really. We know we have to rush just to survive, but we have to hold a 2nd focus toward “taking it all in” because we are acutely aware these really are the good ole days we will long to return to for the rest of our overly demanding and rushed days. I hate life🥴