Can I Solve Twin Peaks Before The Reveal?

[@chasebridges]

Watch part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXXXeX-ilNGLpMksi=QLSlDWqtB2SO70br

[@faltyuse]

SPOILERS for the first part of season 2!: 18:55 that foreshadowing of who you pointed to was one hell of a coincidence

[@thomasrobinson9148]

this is the one and only time someone has ever accused Andy of being the killer

[@masonduke5647]

I had the exact same guess on my first watch, at least for the first episode or two

[@lopa-u9f]

people are getting dummer

[@-alyissa-3632]

@@lopa-u9f calls people dumb but spells dumber wrong. jfc

[@lopa-u9f]

@@-alyissa-3632awww, is that what you need to grasp onto? clearly you never looked into why certain words have a silent B dum

[@witheredharp]

​@user-ih5jr8rt5q you just sound like a dumass lmao

[@funployee]

everyone who hasn't seen twin peaks should be obligated by law to make their own version of this video

[@tokyogoals876]

my boyfriend introduced me to this show for the very first time, and i actually did a much shorter version of this video lol! i was missing some things and i made my guesses a few episodes before the reveal, but ultimately i had guessed correctly which my bf was so proud about. i definitely agree with this. it’s fun to see people’s reasoning and different takes.

[@LJW1912]

Actually might, only watched it over the last couple of years. My guess was it was Leo tbh

[@spamwise249]

My video would be pretty short as I just took it at face value that is was Bob. Just a random serial killer we'd never see outside of visions and dreams and everything was red herrings.

[@Orisitdonald]

Fr, this is incredible!

[@ceilingfanenthusiast6041]

I think I had no idea and kind of just took it as it was revealed. I was certain it wasn't the one armed man for some reason .When they said it was Renault I thought it was odd but wemt with it. Leo kinda confused me but I went with it. It felt like those two weren't the most interesting so obviously it could only be Bob after them. The reveal of his host suprised me. Overall I was pretty clueless. I kind of just accepted whatever the show told me lmak because I didn't really know what to make of any of it. I didn't really see any of the characters as having done it except Jacobi.

[@TheRooster04]

You’re gonna need a bigger wall buddy

[@Skabanis]

Hahahaahah wayyyyy bigger

[@spuckett2489]

Gonna need a whole-ass house

[@mudsywudsy]

@@spuckett2489a… lodge even…?

[@thesummerofsam]

AHAHAHAHAHA

[@NathanDx]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I swear man

[@Sandra_HereToSeeTheDuctTape]

"We're at the point where that might not be a traditional murder mystery." 😂

[@spuckett2489]

🤣

[@EmeraldLavigne]

Might not be. Might.

[@bulldogfront666]

I love that you’ve picked both Norma and Andy… two of arguably the most innocent people in the town lol.

[@japplek]

I honestly think he deserves some credit for that.

[@marcyc1695]

Norma?? Innocent?? She cheats on her husband with a MARRIED MAN.

[@ami5marion]

the influence of Disney twist villains

[@ElijahSchoonover]

@@Zekkrazilikening p4 to twin peaks is wild, but surprisingly accurate. shout out to you for having a good taste in art lol

[@ElijahSchoonover]

@@isadorav3949 well, i didn't say compare. i said liken; which i'd argue DOES apply more in this situation.

[@shaynegryn]

I love how generational differences can deeply change how we interpret media. Like apart from the confusion over catalogs, I love how certain you were about Andy the "crying cop" being the murderer, and how you kept going back to that theory. And if this show came out today, yeah you'd have a pretty strong point. But in the media climate that Twin Peaks was released in, the "crying cop" was novel, and maybe even decades away from being a trope. Showing a cop having an emotional breakdown to a murder was something that simply didn't exist on TV at the time, so it would have never read like a red herring or a ploy, but as a kind of genuine emotion no one had been brave enough to show us. Like that is possibly the biggest moment in the opening scenes that tells us "this is not a regular cop show".

[@chasebridges]

oh wow! I didn't even realize that. That's really interesting

[@shaynegryn]

@chasebridges yeah, like without getting too deeply into it, Twin Peaks is like a post-modern deconstruction of prime time TV. The premise of the show is what if there was a murder in a small town, but then it actually affected people like they were real humans? Have you made it through season 3 yet? Because there were some moments in this video where I was like ok you're gonna get a kick out of season 3.

[@arbyswitch5580]

@@shaynegryn its also a really artful satire of soap opera sorry if i sound pretentious rn i just rly frickin love twin peaks

[@shaynegryn]

@@arbyswitch5580 It really is! And coming from a loving place. I can't recommend Maggie Mae Fish's videos on this strongly enough. Twin Peaks makes so much more sense when you take yourself out of viewing it within the world of Twin Peaks, and look at it in the context of what the creators were responding to. Like it's as much satire as it is homage. Lynch and Frost recreated and heightened the parts of Soap Operas they loved, while deconstucting and subverting the parts that they found harmful.

[@skinhead-ej8ff]

Dude lost me at 'I don't know what magazines or catalogs are'

[@vernonmeidlinger870]

"I don't think this would be included if there wasn't any rhyme or reason" oh buddy

[@ILikeMoviesChannel]

LOL at that line I literally said aloud “Oh buddy… Let me tell you about a man named David Lynch.” 🤣

[@EmeraldCityVideo]

Right?! I laughed out loud

[@jacksonburnette207]

David Lynch doesn’t include anything for no reason. Cryptic, cinematic, and deeply instinctive do not equal meaningless. Every frame and line in all of his work is stuffed with rhyme and reason, it’s just not always (or even usually) literal and direct

[@bumblebflame99]

​@@jacksonburnette207 Hate to sound like a pretentious twat, but this is very tue. Lynch is such an odd, but nuanced man, and he is hell bent on putting the entirety of his vision into his work regardless of how little sense it makes to the viewer. I've watched the 90s series like 4 or 5 times fully through by now, and every time I do, I unravel the massive onion that is Twin Peaks. It always amazes me at how much I've not picked up on the last viewing. I always explain Twin Peaks to people as "sometimes, the show will make absolutely no sense, but you will feel something." Each time I rewatch it, those moments of "not making sense" dissipate, and I'm left with an explanation I didn't have before and that feeling I once felt bolstered ever more.

[@joeskirock]

If he took the time to shoot it, he wanted us to see it

[@kremesauce]

It feels like the murder in itself is a red herring for the audience just to be in the universe of twin peaks

[@TheSkyfolk]

This was basically the intention of the show before season 2 was greenlit.

[@LJW1912]

That is actually so true haha

[@dougdenton1695]

Truth

[@Kaizenkmkz]

Glad someone gets it: the mystery was never the point, nor was it ever meant to be revealed.

[@Moocow2003]

Personally I'm way more invested in figuring out why they keep an absurd amount of donuts stacked on top of each other like cairns

[@laylahassomethingtosay]

This is so funny-- please no one spoil it! This video's a breath of fresh air for the Twin Peaks fandom.

[@letsrock1729]

Yes, it's absolutely fantastic!

[@jonviglione]

100% agreed love it

[@danielgadomski5129]

Laura's mother did it.

[@Nthn1vry]

As someone who knows how it ends, I love his optimism and the rabbit hole he is gunna go down hehe

[@May_dusa]

When I saw the title description I thought, “aw that’s cute.” But it’s very fun watching someone go through it for the first time

[@Higfoot]

As soon as you accused Andy using facts and logic I knew watching you unravel the mystery would be a great ride. Excited to see how you handle season 2!

[@bookshelfhoney]

Poor Andy haha, he's just so pure

[@GimmeYerFingernails]

I can't wait for The Return

[@100lovenana]

I haven't watched Twin Peaks, but assuming from your comment (and the fact that it's a David Lynch series), it's pointless to use facts and logic in this show? It's all just about the absurdness?

[@Higfoot]

@ yes pretty much. I’m assuming you haven’t watched the other video yet so I won’t spoil anything but I’ll just say there’s no way you’d be able to figure out the killer solely using the internal reality/logic of the show you’d need to add in all of dream weirdness

[@futonrevolution7671]

I like the idea of Norma being the secret criminal mastermind of Twin Peaks, her word enforced by the iron merciless fist of Andy.

[@sophiapomponio1609]

Lol that would be so funny

[@arbyswitch5580]

unanticipated dream team

[@cawcawbang90]

1:06:17 "i would be pretty embarrassed if the killer is revealed and its not even one of the characters i have on the well" LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@mahb-i1y]

Since the second seasonis out its so funny he hasn't even talked about him

[@eliz2000]

I’m glad he left up the post-it near Leo that says “who is the mystery man?”

[@eliz2000]

15:55

[@ecmelton8633]

"Agent Cooper's dreams have some level of importance to his character" Yeah some..

[@mmmkkify]

@@Zekkrazifunny enough he is Paul

[@FabiolaRVela]

Yeah MAYBE 😂

[@gryotharian]

This Andy theory is really giving Darth Jar Jar

[@Andrews13channel]

STOP LOL

[@nathanielmartins5930]

Only Darth Jar Jar can make sense when you squint at it.

[@SingingSealRiana]

. . .Darth hat hat makes more Sense then Not Darth hat hat though

[@gryotharian]

@@SingingSealRiana but consider: sometimes media has things which are bad and do not make sense

[@brn2579]

Or Doofy from Scary Movie

[@illiusterka]

This video reminded me of that interview Lynch gave about naming his characters: "It was like catching fish in a vast ocean of ideas. I closed my eyes, cleared my mind, and allowed the name to float into my consciousness. And then, like a fish jumping out of the water, the name Hairy Ass Truman appeared before me. I fell in love with it instantly." What a silly guy.

[@Vincent1808]

The main curveball here is that it’s a David Lynch work, so seemingly crucial information might just be there for the overall vibe

[@anonbakkjen7379]

And seemingly worthless, trivial or nonsensical information crucial

[@Tamacat388]

And its good to know that they wrote the pilot not knowing who the killer would be. They also didnt know whose hand it would be reaching for the necklace at the end.

[@josephbharrison]

And seemingly trivial information might have deep meaning 🦉

[@penguinproductions8829]

Like how Let’s Rock shows up in the original show, FWWM, and The Return yet means pretty much nothing

[@VuotoPneumaNN]

@@penguinproductions8829 The arm’s dance is actually a clue

[@owly9156]

Just finished my 5th rewatch of the series and listening to someone who is completely new go over the show with fresh eyes was really fun to watch!

[@chasebridges]

Thank you!

[@Parasiteve]

my fav part was the realization of non stop mysteries on top of mysteries lol not to mention all the characters. my other fav part was about 10 min in when he talks about the show saying "WHO WOULD DO SUCH A THING?" then they cut to leo and wtf is her name...was it lisa? either way they cut to her calling leos name and i died laughing cuz i never noticed it before. episode 2 and they already basically tell you who did it. well leo was involved in a way with it but didn't do the actual murder if i remember right.

[@Serai3]

Dude, saying who it's NOT is just as much a spoiler as saying who it is.

[@Serai3]

Every time he cries out "What is going on?" I was yelling back "LYNCH. Lynch is going on!!" 😅

[@domclegg1225]

@@Parasiteve bro this is a spoiler delete your comment

[@partiallyhealedsunburn1881]

the andy slander is so funny yet so uncalled for 😂

[@matte5705]

Spoiler, you killed Laura palmer. Not you the audience, you Chase Bridges, it really confused audiences at the time.

[@davewaring73]

I can't wait for for that iconic line from Coop, "It was The Chase from day one."

[@paulchavez3039]

As he glances at the camera

[@CJJC]

“Let’s… cut to The Chase”

[@partycitydumpster]

Hadn't even been born yet (probably) no one saw it coming

[@JTBarrentine]

Man, Lynch and Frost really are geniuses. I can't believe it was this guy all along

[@narrowstairs7]

there’s a moment in this video (can’t specify for obvious reasons) where you’re like inches away from the right conclusion with zero idea 😭 had me screaming at my phone, can’t wait for you to rewatch this once you know

[@indigoknives]

god it's SO funny

[@libbychalios7562]

he was soooo close

[@robertomisaelrivas5788]

Right? O.o like OmG

[@gimpystimpy5304]

what when he says “maybe the whole town did it”

[@JohnnyKeats]

@@gimpystimpy5304The moment is all over the comments of the part 2 video, but they were talking about when he was wondering who was stalking Laura in the woods in the POV shot.

[@yer_grrl]

The day one accusation took me out

[@meddle333]

Lmfao! Seriously! 🤣🤣🤣 Love it

[@GraceThomas-fv5ky]

Same I love Andy so hearing him accuse Andy of killing Laura completely took me by surprise

[@cherriesdolly]

@@GraceThomas-fv5kyright 😭 andy is the type of person to accidentally step on someone’s foot and cry about it for a week

[@GraceThomas-fv5ky]

@@cherriesdolly he is

[@kwagmeijer26]

Whenever you finish season two, I highly recommend watching the movie, "Fire, Walk With Me!" before watching season 3. season 3 definitely assumes you watched it, but also it's a very good movie that re-contextualizes a lot about the first two seasons, and has a pretty profound message too.

[@lautaroromeraboquin8919]

Fire walk with me is one of the best movies on Lynch catalogue

[@fence7446]

FWWM really is so deeply important for preparing to watch The Return and understanding how things were progressing more I really gotta rewatch it

[@ANunes06]

@@lautaroromeraboquin8919 I still get the feeling he *hated* making it. It's so straightforward, and lacks the symbolic language of most of lynch's motifs and replaces it with deliberately bad sound design and violations of basic rules of film-making, like the 180 degree rule, and the direct-shadow rule. It's unsettling in all the right ways and it does completely recontextualize Twin Peaks. But for my money the most (and best) Lynch movie in the catalogue is still Eraserhead.

[@ameddayr]

@@ANunes06 the movie definitely has its flaws, but I don't think it's because he hated making it, but because the production was rushed so money could still be earned from the intellectual property while it was hot.

[@ofidiotabagista5259]

I only watched the movie and from beginning to end I understood nothing. I always thought the series was 100% nonsense just like the movie.

[@akludnna]

This is amazing, I love how you started off with eliminating red herrings based on anatomy of the first episode and a couple of episodes later you’re neck deep in the dream world and soap opera parallels

[@AzkuulaKtaktu]

"This might not be a traditional murder mystery." You said it. Cant wait for seasons 2 and 3 and maybe Fire Walk With Me.

[@captain_britain]

Honestly, I don't know if it's possible to fully appreciate season 3 *without* watching FWWM first

[@charlescalthrop2535]

3 Seasons and a movie.

[@lsych0]

@@captain_britainI watched this way and...what the actual fuck was that. 10/10 season tho.

[@ShinySephiroth1]

I don't think he'll watch the other stuff since it is after the reveal

[@Y-two-K]

Even after the reveal, I seriously hope you find the inspiration to make more Twin Peaks related videos. I'm enjoying this.

[@kidkunjer]

Agreed. There is a season 3 you know... and a movie.

[@MabaseDrifter]

I'd like someone to explain The Return

[@b1thearchitect401]

Imagine treating Twin Peaks like a mystery procedural that follows any sort of logic or reason LOL

[@george5954]

This is hilarious. I love how straightforward and confident you are in the start of the episode and how you become more and more unravelled once you actually see more of the show lmao. I need to see more of this

[@ANunes06]

Episode 1: "It's Andy, by process of elimination!" Episode 2: "Some weird stuff happened with a one armed man and a log being a witness to the murder and a perverted psycchiatrist. Everybody is cheating on everybody else. I have no idea. Andy again, I guess." Episode 3: "WHAT THE F--- IS GOING ON!?" Man... I remember watching this (entirely too young) with the family and ... literally everybody else in America. The conversations went more or less exactly as you're experiencing it now, only you'd hear even more insane theories every week. Good times. Lynch is the GOAT.

[@monet3333]

as soon as I realized you thought there was going to be a reveal at the end of season one my heart shattered for you, thoughts and prayers.

[@josephine-rt6jw]

you being absolutely convinced that andy did it has made my week

[@zanyzander]

I really love your solid reasonings for Andy, Truman and Norma. And the fake dead Laura as her cousin was a prevalent fan theory at the time.

[@hx3trapped]

As a person who is old enough to have watched Twin Peaks when it originally aired…it is so much fun seeing new generations getting into this series and wanting to solve the murder of Laura Palmer. Can’t wait to see part 2!

[@Gravitynaut]

Me zooming in and squinting at all the pictures to see if the actual killer is even on the wall to start with lol (which says more about how well done the show is than anything)

[@CheesesteakChampion]

almost the entire plot of twin peaks is a red herring

[@jonathanawright]

You’ve twin peaked my interest

[@superman5150]

That's a damn fine comment

[@zaqataq5146]

​@@superman5150 And hot!

[@MalamaGarcia]

10/10

[@MalamaGarcia]

9/10@@superman5150

[@MalamaGarcia]

9/10@@zaqataq5146

[@ThatMattGoodMusic]

If I could wipe my memory and watch one tv show from the beginning knowing absolutely nothing it'd be Twin Peaks. The rabbit hole is massive and with the inclusion of the books the lore around the story is absolutely huge. Looking forward to part 2

[@aninha7274]

I saw the first season and then the second one just kind of lost me, is it rlly worth going back before watching this? it felt like it was going no where I was confused but maybe I’m just dumb 😭

[@sneb602]

Season two has its rough moments due studio pressure, budget cuts, and other legacy media nonsense forced the creators to make some hard and strange decisions. But I think it’s not without its own charm. Season 3 is where the real craziness begins and it’s highly worth getting there after going through some of the boredom of season 2.

[@douglascarter2078]

Don't you dare accuse Norma Jennings of anything other than being a sweet, kind and beautiful woman ever again! 😂 Can't wait for season 2.

[@tomiii7143]

Rewatching the series along side your episodic theories. Feels like I’m investigating a murder with a new friend. Thanks for the fun experience and daily treat to myself.

[@blg988333]

It's one of my favorite series and watching the first part of the video I was like "oh my sweet summer child, you don't even know" and it has been a trip watching you get through the first season. I hope the comments will play nice and not spoil anything because I'm very curious to see if you can figure it out before it's revealed. Your process is pretty spot on in figuring out the killer and it's been fun to watch you slowly expand how you think about the show and what's happening. Lynch would probably be pretty happy with that.

[@chasebridges]

Thanks so much!

[@img1986]

"oh my sweet summer child" indeed!

[@limner123]

This was great. It’s a good spin and melding of the “elaborate breakdown of overly complex shows” genre and the “guess the point as things evolve” genre, both of which I love. Your personality is great, and I’m totally sold. Remember, this series aired when you couldn’t rewatch, rewind, or EVEN PAUSE unless you recorded the live episode on vhs as it happened. So after watching it, I had no idea what happened, lol. It’s so interesting how it influenced future media so much, when it was literally ahead of its time; it is a completely different experience being able to watch it all at once, or go back and analyze.

[@Ajhost88]

Bro - this is EPIC. I discovered Twin Peaks back when I was 13 (around 2001) and I was obsessed with it. This is a show that’s very near and dear to my heart and helped shape my love of entertainment in general…so I absolutely loved watching you discover it and trying to solve everything. I hope you’ve already started with season 2, because you are in for a RIDE.

[@AliaOfTheKnife10191]

Laura being 2 separate people living the same life would not necessarily be satisfying thematically but logistically considering everything so was doing. Going to school, helping Audrey’s brother, delivering meals, writing 2 diaries, working at the perfume counter, working at 1 Eyed Jack’s, doing drugs, dealing drugs, recording tapes for Dr. Jacobi, and did I mention she’s been going to school every day???

[@samanthab1923]

But that makes sense when you realize what she’s gone thru. Clearly damaged

[@jack_rabbit]

@@samanthab1923 i mean... Carrie Page, anyone?

[@stuflames4769]

That's what the cocaine is for.

[@arbyswitch5580]

never underestimate the powers of coke (don't do drugs)

[@taylorsval]

the way my heart dropped when you said the reveal is in the next season 😭 i’ve never watched this show either and was guessing along with you

[@letsrock1729]

If it had been up to Lynch, he would never have revealed it. He was pressured by the network, I believe.

[@danielgadomski5129]

Watch it, you might fall in love with it. It's a one of a kind show.

[@PunishedDad]

@@danielgadomski5129 I tried and bounced off hard, but I do still find it intriguing

[@FrogeFella]

Guess you just gotta go watch the show now :)

[@ethanlivemere1162]

This video must be such a trip for someone who's never seen the show

[@ziggystardog]

Andy: “The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world that he did not exist.”

[@OvertimeWithArtMiles]

This is the first time, that I can think of, that I watched an entire one hour KZbin video without skipping ANY of it. This was me in April of 1990. I had a sheet of paper with the names and descriptions of all the characters all connected with lines🤣. It’s been great following along his journey of stress and pure enjoyment of MY favorite show of all time. I have SUBSCRIBED and am anxiously awaiting his next video. I’d love to interview him after it’s all over to reflect on his journey. Because for us that watched it originally on ABC or VHS/Laser Disk/DVD/BluRay/Streaming… it was a journey.

[@samanthab1923]

It was. I bought Lynch’s daughters book, the Secret Diary of Laura Palmer & even watched it while on vaca in the DR, 😮

[@Ренат-щ6л2й]

Mike being labeled "kinda lame is so true lmao! he's supposed to be Donna's boyfriend but they interact like once and by the end of the season i completely forgot who he was so when he had that thing with Nadine i thought that he was a new character we've never seen before

[@discountcowboy6715]

This popped up in my recommendations completely randomly and I'm obsessed. I'm begging for a pt2, I hope your channel blows up from this!!!

[@chasebridges]

Thanks so much!

[@tzera_rhuon]

That gum you like is going to come back in style.

[@kaladongstormguy]

I didn't realize how few views this video had until I went to leave a like after finishing it. I just assumed this was a huge video that got picked up by the algorithm. It definitely deserves to be though. Super impressed by how well produced this video is and how strong your voice and personality are. Great job! Looking forward to more ^^

[@chasebridges]

Thanks so much!

[@kaladongstormguy]

@@chasebridges I'm excited to have found a new channel with a backlog to binge lol

[@braydenc1791]

57:40 “I think it might be Laura’s dad, Leland.” Bro was spot on, on accident

[@deadringer444]

all of us silly twin peaks heads are just loving this. I’m sure if you wanted to know what episode the reveal happens in, someone trustworthy could tell you, without revealing much more! But season 2 is quite the trip. Without spoiling anything, it dives into some wild storylines, both about the supernatural elements that you were questioning and the soap opera happenings of the town. It’s awesome and worth the ride. I will be anxiously and giddily awaiting part 2!!!

[@ikimeht]

I can at least say, without spoiling anything, that the reveal is fairly early in season two. Can't wait to see part two!

[@TheBowHandSet]

Came from the TP subreddit. You calling out all my sweet angel babies is breaking my heart but also so hilarious. So cool to see the series through fresh eyes.

[@AlexisRoyce]

This is so genuinely charming and fun; I don’t think that anyone comes into Twin Peaks quite knowing what they’re in for, and showing your thought process as you go is a sheer delight.

[@Sirjackjack]

god i love twin peaks fans- they’ve what’s kept this show alive and interesting for so long, great video bro!

[@seannelson29]

It's amazing that elements of the show that were presented straight, like Andy, Truman, and Norma, being good people, were things he interpreted as being obfuscated, while he was overlooking that he was watching a David Lynch show and that the mystery would be more surreal.

[@BarbelithFilm]

You're gonna need a bigger wall. Seriously though, as a massive Twin Peaks fan and someone who has watched the entire series multiple times, this video is absolutely delightful. Can't wait for part two. Subbed.

[@mrgrumpy888]

Very entertaining! Subbed in the hope that you'll do S2, 3 and FWWM. Man, I wish I could erase all memories of Twin Peaks and go back and re-experience the whole thing all over again.

[@chasebridges]

Thanks so much!

[@gracelament]

this feels like the kind of water cooler chat you would have seen while twin peaks was airing in the 90s

[@matte5705]

Something I think a lot of people who came to twin peaks later miss is it's context within the evolution and history of serialized tv, up to this point serialization was pretty much limited to daytime soaps (all my children, guiding light) and prime time soaps (Dallas, Dynasty). And Twin Peaks really bridges that gap from Prime time Soap to serialized drama that wouldn't be fully realized until arguably The Sopranos in 98. So a big reason why your board is absolutely covered after only a few episodes is this is at its core, a very artistic, very avant garde, soap opera. I don't say this to devalue it in any way, I think every genre is a potential medium for art if the auteur is talented enough and I think this is one of the best shows ever made. But I think the death of the prime time soap and generally the extremely rapid evolution of radio/television as a storytelling medium has left anyone under 30 missing a pretty key piece of context in fully understanding the show. Apologies if this came off at all as pretentious, there are a million ways to enjoy art and none are more or less valid than any others, I'm just a huge TV history nerd so I wanted to share :)

[@matte5705]

This is also why everybody is cheating on their partner

[@lopa-u9f]

it's actually a rather shallow and juvenile soap opera

[@taylorknight5702]

That's why one of the major theories says that the point was to make us value Laura and her death's impact on the community hence why the mystery gets dragged on so much

[@regista4]

Love this comment, thanks for sharing. The way Twin Peaks sort of disguises itself as this blend of soap opera and police procedural/whodunit mystery and slowly unveils its supernatural elements over time is I think what makes it so special and unique so it's awesome to understand the historical context behind that.

[@lopa-u9f]

you seem to be confused@@regista4 it disguises itself as supernatural, all the while being very much about a real thing (the possession of father by bob is symbolic for the reality of the man just simply being evil) all the rest of the stuff (log lady, cooper's visions) are just lynch being lynch - surreal abstraction not supernatural symbolism (white lodge, black lodge, orchids and queen of hearts and and and)

[@imdiyu]

Can we expect part 02 after this video reaches 100K views? Eagerly waiting. I have watched this video multiple times. It's a hidden gem in the interwebs.

[@vee__7]

The mental breakdown you have at the end was very relatable lol. Keep going! You won't regret it.

[@meddle333]

I always tell people "Just make it to the end of Ep.3..." because that's when it really starts to grab people, but if they make it to S.1 Ep.8... they're hooked for life! 😂 Especially love the dialogue from S.2 E.2 where Lucy recaps most of the cliffhangers for Cooper 🤣 and that doesn't even include all the stuff they don't know about yet

[@cjserif]

this is awesome, treating twin peaks as a regular murder mystery is so much fun to watch! can't wait for you to see season 2 :)

[@bkrokkit217]

This is beautiful. I laughed, i cried, i shouted spoilers at an empty room. Subscribed, and i sincerely hope that if you make it through S2 with your sanity intact, you do S3 :)

[@isoscelesjones375]

This is, by far, one of the most interesting videos I have seen in a long time. I like how you approached this, and I wish I could watch the series for the first time again.

[@liamdevine8533]

This is absolute gold. So glad you're doing this. Gonna need a live feed of you watching twin peaks the return if that happens

[@meddle333]

FOR REAL! 😅

[@ethang.miller4861]

Dude, this is awesome. I love twin peaks like nothing else and this is some of the most entertaining content related to the show I’ve seen. I really hope you talk about season 3, and try to decode it in this type format, because the rabbit hole is deeeeep.

[@necrolifter]

I was on the edge of my seat this entire video watching you explain this insane show like Charlie Kelly trying to explain Pepe Silvia to Mac.

[@chasebridges]

That’s exactly how it felt 😂

[@JasonPeters-s9z]

Super interesting to see conclusions change episode to episode. Also the deadpan closeups are pretty funny

[@Pinkstarclan]

"It's safe to assume that we met the murderer in this episode." uh oh. given the nature of Twin Peaks & David Lynch this is probably the worst (and by extension the BEST) show to do this with. very excited to watch. what a fun video concept!

[@TeacupToaster]

Ahh somehow i don't think you could have been further off 😭this video was so entertaining and shows how good the series actually is! You really break down your reasonings well!

[@EdBern]

Love Twin Peaks and David Lynch's work (also gotta give credit to Mark Frost). Great video so far. Kept me up last night from going to sleep. Without spoiling anything, there was a point in the video where you said something and I was thinking to myself "Oh he's on to something." Keep going though, I wanna see if actually get it.

[@inmyidolera]

Sitting here as someone who watched through the series twice, it's interesting seeing all the crazy ass theories you came up with. Like, this is the first time I've seen someone actually accuse Norma or Andy as the killer.

[@sadfrogee]

AHHHHHH this video was so entertaining omg I can't wait for pt 2!! You deserve so many more views and subs bro this was awesome. I've never watched twin peaks so making my guesses along the way with you has been a total blast, super excited to see how it all wraps up!

[@chasebridges]

Thanks so much!

[@Fritz0id]

I’m only 8 minutes in, and this is the cutest thing I have seen on KZbin. I really hope he’ll solve it ahead of the reveal, I suspect this approach has not been applied to the series since it first aired ❤

[@rosebyanyname]

"I would be pretty embarrassed if the killer is revealed & it's not even one of the characters that I have on the wall" Buddy, you've got no idea XD

[@Furitenma]

Man this was very entertaining and interesting, I love seeing people's first time reactions and theories. Can't wait for your season 2 video!

[@revdckmz]

Love how passionate you are, glad you are liking the show! Looking forward to your opinions on season 3 and the movie!!!

[@chasebridges]

For sure!

[@mckeldin1961]

Season 3 is SO “out there,” and SO good! Also after you finish seasons 1 & 2 - before you move on to season 3, be sure to watch Lynch’s feature film prequel: FIRE WALK WITH ME.

[@ASmidgeOfPidge]

Great video! It's been absolutely wild watching your picks as someone who's seen the show all the way through. The killer reveal only happens part of the way into season 2, so it won't be quite as daunting as you thought, but most of the other mysteries (and some new ones) continue all the way to the finale, so it's still well worth watching. Have fun and good luck in your deductions!

[@SuzakuX]

This is a great concept. Just wanted to show some support since Twin Peaks content really doesn't get the views it deserves! Props on the editing and script too. You've got a knack for this style of content. Keep at it.

[@SuperHighSunday]

I laughed from start to finish. Thanks for this. Thanks for deciding to still post this.

[@fox_e_crow3276]

Very cool way to get acquainted with the series. S2 is a very strange animal, and it features all the best and worst moments of the original run. Good luck dealing with it!

[@ikimeht]

Season 2 is such a roller coaster

[@guybrushmonkey97]

So excited for part 2, I seriously hope no one spoils it for you

[@jonnyt5491]

Twin Peaks is my favorite tv show of all time and its so cool to watch someone get so invested into all the weird and out of place things in the show

[@theduckthief]

This was so entertaining and I felt so bad knowing you wouldn't get an answer at the end of season one. You've earned a subscription and I look forward to your Season 2 video.

[@Silexiaa]

I’ve never watched Twin Peaks nor has it ever been on my watchlist. But by GOD am I invested in this video and what part two will bring

[@chasebridges]

Hahaha thank you!

[@vanyadolly]

Watch the first season while you still have the chance before being spoiled! It's a fantastic show.

[@superkamigurualucardmckee6181]

As someone who's rewatches Twin Peaks on the regular your videos were very entertaining, and not in a bad way! I love Twin Peaks but I don't have many friends who have seen it so there's no one to talk to about it but seeing your videos was refreshing because it reminded me of my experiences watching it for the first time, and also because it was great seeing a completely different and funny take on solving the central mystery!

[@JustinGuidroz]

I’ve written so much on Twin Peaks and am so entrenched in years of research and speculation that this was a legit treat to watch. Hope you do more!

[@chasebridges]

Thank you!

[@joaquinbaume1291]

bro called Andy sad and pathetic 💀💀💀💀

[@joaquinbaume1291]

i'm getting offended by all the Andy slander

[@delmattia96]

I wanted to watch Twin Peaks ever since I got into the Remedy Game Universe. Thank you for giving me a reason to take that leap!

[@Caanths]

I’ve also never seen twin peaks, and going through this and watching you progressively get more and more dishevelled is great. Then the reveal at the end? Perfect

[@jimmy1929]

super underrated video deserves way more views

[@chasebridges]

Thanks so much!

[@johnduval760]

Cracking up hearing, "In shows like this". There were no shows like this. 😂

[@dkormos4]

"In shows like this, every little detail is important." Me, a Twin Peaks veteran: "HHAHAHA*wheeze*HAHAHA!!!!"

[@SpiderBytez]

the absolute fervor you have when describing the finale is so real literally had me screaming in my seat

[@hugmynutus]

18:00 that "What the fuck is going on" just killed me. I was waiting for this moment.

[@celesterodriguez9440]

I cannot wait for part two. Immediately subbed and put notifications on. Fun and well done video!

[@DapperDevNull]

I LOVE this hahaha its like watching the show again for the first time. Looking forward to future videos!

[@chasebridges]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@daedalusapprentice8539]

this is great! hard to find originality on you tube, and with twin peaks but you found a pretty original way to tackle the show, I'll be watching

[@zonesproductions]

This is great. I knew as soon as the video started that your fresh face would turn to one of utter confusion and frustration by the end 😂 Enjoy the next season, dude.

[@chasebridges]

Thanks!