[Twin Peaks] S3 Ep11 Ten Things You Might Have Missed | The Return Part 11

[@jamiebraswell5520]

I am glad you mentioned Gordon's shaking hand being similar to the odd scenes of this towards the end of Season 2 when it happened at the diner, to Agent Cooper, and to Pete Martell. A lot of folks are missing that connection. One can't help but note that the opening of the doorway was at hand when this happened back then, and now, 25 years later, it is happening again and Gordon experiences it. I love how Mark Frost and David Lynch haven't missed anything from the old days, even the smallest detail seems to be brought back. Fire Walk With Me was a highly frustrating experience before, but now that all the strange new elements are being woven in with Season 3, it makes the prequel film incredible! Oh, and thanks for the information about Carl Rodd being an original Bookhouse Boy. Very cool! Great job, as usual!

[@natedogg5641]

Dougie had a numb arm before Dale came back. Jerry has a possessed foot. Gordon has hand tremors. Gerard had a possessed arm that was cut off. These could have some relation.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

Teresa Bank's arm went numb as well, back in Fire Walk With Me.

[@maciejsznurkowski3119]

I think Jerry is just smoked.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

I don't think they'd waste time on Jerry simply being smoked. I guess we'll see.

[@maciejsznurkowski3119]

Yeah, I think that too. Maybe he'll discover something in the woods.

[@PunksterOS]

There is no gas can but there is that wallpaper. The shape of the two Woodsmen's clothes and the middle one's hand, in the bright version of the image, is giving the illusion that there is a rectangular shape between them but there is nothing there. The wallpaper was a good catch though, props to that person.

[@JackRipper8881]

Was just going to post the same thing but thought I'd scan down to see if anyone mentioned it, and you did :-)

[@1nfiniteSeek3r]

COuld he actually be holding the picture that was given to Laura?

[@PunksterOS]

gno nimo No, because he is not holding anything.

[@ChangShen]

Pete, that side by side of the wallpaper and stairs was really interesting. I hadn't noticed that before. Thanks for the great work as always.

[@alotofthings4995]

Thanks for doing research, compiling info on each episode, and making all these videos man!

[@rini6]

Omg. Lauren Tewes and The Love Boat. That brings me back. 😂😂😂

[@cityblue1982]

Great vid, very insightful

[@PetePeppers1]

Thanks.

[@EileenC1601]

It's pretty obvious that Albert would change the coordinates on the picture, they know that Diane passes information to someone so maybe Albert and Gordon are setting up a trap? Because if not then why would they keep Diane around?

[@harryportfelikartakredytow8907]

Jason B Free you should have watched one of his last videos. In the episode with phones, bad Cooper writes everything in small letters without any punctuation, and Dianne recieves a text in big letters, with punctuation, probably sent from an iPhone. I think in this series it must mean something.

[@EileenC1601]

Jason B Free Her behavior is part of the mystery, no one thought that Diane would be like that and she probably wasn't until "that night" which we have yet to hear about. Anything could have happened between "that night" and where we pick up the story. She may be blackmailed or forced to cooperate in some way, maybe she doesn't know from whom the message really comes. Anyway I don't think she would willingly help Mr C and that's why I'm very interested and curious about this storyline.

[@morbidorbits]

It could be the case that these texts were not sent to Dianne, but that she has a (FBI) way of intercepting (could result in capitalisation too)?

[@EileenC1601]

morbidorbits I doubt it considering that she was never an agent, she was Coop's secretary. And if she did intercept the message, how could she know what it was about and why would she answer it by giving away information? Plus it wouldn't explain the punctuation. In my opinion Diane is definitely in touch with Mr C, knowingly or not.

[@lanceholden4758]

When we first see the numbers on Ruthʻs arm, looks like theyʻre written with a ball point or fine point pen. In the photo the Albert shows to Gordon, the numbers look like theyʻre written with a sharpie. Albert is setting a trap.

[@WickedScott]

OMG! The Loveboat chick! Thanks for pointing that out. Totally missed it.

[@danielgray2909]

That extended pic of Hasting's head was wicked. Getting a real good look at it, it doesn't seem like his head was blown or torn off, it looks split down the middle and I don't see any brain in there... Red kindly informed Richard Horne he'd split his skull in two and eat his brain. What's up with that?

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

Almost 20 yrs ago I stayed on in the desert at burning man after it ended... and there was a little crew of guys in a golf cart who looked like the woodsmen, blowing up and burning anything left behind for days ...

[@78deathface]

J V ELL you're lucky you got out of there with your skull intact!

[@mikewalker3450]

Enjoy your posts very much. Here's a random thought for you to ponder.....The "stain/imprint" on the staircase wall just below the woodsman is very similar to the "stain/imprint" made by Phillip Jeffries on his re-appearance on the staircase in the Buenos Aires hotel ( shown in The Missing Pieces ) Connected me thinks

[@PetePeppers1]

Hmm, that is interesting.

[@scottnelson2046]

That was my first thought too. I have been surprised that no one is mentioning that

[@PiMpiNx187]

Do a vid on the missing pieces please I think they will play a role in all this

[@danielgray2909]

YES!!!

[@rafazule14]

Did not notice that until you mentioned it. Very interesting indeed.

[@Crashed2023]

Thank you so much for your great work. Really enjoy your videos and analysis. Hey just an old Bookhouse Boy!

[@daregorton8359]

Damn, this is good. Thanks for finding all these extras: subscribed!

[@PetePeppers1]

Glad you like it. Have one of these for all the episodes starting from part 5.

[@1nfiniteSeek3r]

1:56 wow that's a great catch! Really enjoying your TwinPeaks videos Pete, keep up the good work, we'll crack this mystery yet.

[@arthurgerber]

Great stuff. Thanks for your work.

[@Zazzaro703]

That old dirty woman that comes in Carl's trailer in FWWM sort of looks like these woodsmen and that's when Carl flips out saying he'd been places.

[@78deathface]

Zazzaro703 and the camera does a very similar thing in that scene as it does in the apartment building hallway in part 11. Also, that weird old lady in FWWM is wearing the same cardigan as the Log Lady wears. Very weird...

[@daphlavor]

Lest not forget that Dougie sad damn good while in the restaurant, then he paused. Hmmmm

[@PetePeppers1]

Yeah, I mentioned that in the recap. He had moments there when he seemed to be a little more with it, but if you think about it he also kept reaching for Rodney's glass of champagne instead of picking up his own.

[@JeffBarberDigideus]

Pete Peppers my girlfriend has a theory that dougie needs pie AND coffee together as a kick to remember who he is. I am dying to see that bit!

[@wrender]

Could be right. They definitely emphasized the champagne (two toasts). As in "look, this is NOT coffee!".

[@Nobodyreallyatall]

Lynch keeps teasing about a trigger to wake him up, but I think someone has to say to Dougie... "FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper", say his name

[@AtticussAtticuss]

It's probably also important to note that the "dirty bearded man" that kill Hastings seems to be one of the same individuals as we saw back in the New Mexico flashback. Hard to be 100%, but if so that would indicate an un-human lifespan for these entities. And I'm sure it's important that Gordon referred to one of the bearded men as and "it", not a "him". That would indicate that Gordon knows more about the situation that we might have guessed.

[@jumpingman8160]

1 - yes they are evidently the same. 2 - well, they ain't people, so why call it "him"

[@scottnelson2046]

My question is why did he kill Hastings? He had already told everything. If he wanted to keep him quiet he would have killed him in the cell. What is the purpose to kill him now?

[@AtticussAtticuss]

Well WE know that they aren't necessarily "people". Although, since Major Briggs evidently traveled through space and time via the Black Lodge, they COULD possibly be other normal "people" who entered the lodge and learned how to navigate through it or gained otherworldly powers from it. But my point is that Gordon already knows that "it" is not a human. How much Gordon really know about the Loges and the Blue Rose case is still unknown to the audience, but he apparently knows something. Also it seems like he suspected the "portal" might be at the zone since he asked Albert, "Think there's one in there?"

[@jumpingman8160]

You see, Gordon already knows what he saw. He isn't speculating about it because he knows it. He knows they aren't people who travelled via the lodges because they don't look like regular humans neither behave as such [he knew about Briggs and he had Hastings there with him to tell the differences].

[@Dan_Konrath]

So where is Linda anyway? "Richard and Linda, two birds with one stone"

[@brownsugar2456]

Don't forget the ballad "Under the Sycamore tree"

[@u238willy]

*No more Q&A?* The scorch on the staircase that Gordon 'sees' mimics a similar scorch on a staircase left by Jeffries. Not exact but, I feel they're linked. Gordon was the 'dweller on the threshold' (or so, as the lore goes) when he was at the threshold (vortex) and was brought back abruptly by Albert. Does that mean his psyche was made aware of his darker self/shadow self. Cooper also had, as you mentioned, a similar hand shake during his own interactions with the dark side/shadow self/black lodge. Nice pick up on the Tremont photo and Gordon's experience. The Tremont's were giving Laura a photo representing the doorway into the dreamworld, this glimmer via the woodsman confirm the tangled web between the dreamworld, the shadow self, etc. Good pickup on all the 'sycamores' -- BTW, as I'm sure you know -- as was painted on Chet's car in FWWM, and a common phrase by the Arm... AND the title of episode 12 -- "Let's Rock"

[@somefroggyhere]

I guess the stairs and ladders that Dougie scribbled everywhere are such an obvious symbol now that no one even mentions it...

[@justwondersometimes2482]

Not for me i still dont understand why he drew stairs and ladders on the insurance papers?!

[@somefroggyhere]

Well, there should be some reason the woodsmen were standing on top of stairs. Although, come to think of it, there were a lot of ladders on Cooper's way to our reality too.

[@stephendackson2178]

Justwonder/ Sometimes The corruption went all the way up the ladder, all the way to the top.

[@Morphopeleides77]

I actually missed that, you are right! He actually drew the ladder and the hole in the sky!

[@CrescimoneMatt]

I definitely think part of it was those ladders from episode 3. But also the stairs are probably from the Palmer house and/or the painting being referenced. Those stairs from the Palmer house are kind of an infamous image from the original series. Also perhaps the room w/ the wallpaper is like an alternate dimension version of that house.

[@chaos.corner]

There is a weird shadow movement behind the piano player when "Starring Kyle Maclachlan" pops up.

[@missjem79]

Genlda the good witch...Donna's sister, and that whole scene from the original is one of my favourites.

[@vegangurly]

Genlda lol

[@missjem79]

+vegangurly oops...glenda

[@annettewilliams3877]

Thanks for another fun video! There are some things I thought were odd. In the scene at Sycamore, when Diane first sees the woodsman lurking between the house and blue container the image is reversed. The container is to the left and the house is to the right. But the other shots and the overall scene they are the other way. In the discussion afterward Albert says the person he and Gordon saw was wearing a woolen cap. Diane seemed to agree. The woodsman did not have a hat on at all. The time seemed to be important in Twin Peaks and in Las Vegas. The woman in the car stressed that it was "way passed 6:30!" Then In Vegas it was said several times the meeting was at 5:30. I loved the Candie scene! I am not sure what it meant, if anything. Rodney seemed to be concerned about her (and the other girls'?) whereabouts. And she was so excited about the cars. The amount of money Dougie/Coop won at the casino changes. In Episode 10 Rodney says it was 447 thousand. In this episode he say it is 472 grand. Has it changed before? I can't remember when it was mentioned before what the amount was.

[@catherineandrews9040]

Loving your work, Pete. And loving the series, the attention to detail is blowing my mind! I'd love to see a video about Hawk's map, if you have the time 😊

[@FrancineST56]

Okay, I'm going to say it. This is my favorite episode so far. 😎

[@PetePeppers1]

It's hard to say since they all have had such an impact on first watch. Like I love that I have no idea what to expect, and this wouldn't work with some stories but Lynch & Frost haven't let me down yet during season 3. Part 11 is great though, I'm with you on that.

[@0531jos]

It's so moving that Matthew Lillard was willing to have his head exploded for this role. Consummate professional.

[@Embrace731]

Here´s something everybody seemed to have missed (Except me of course!) - Gordon´s flag starts turning as soon as he approaches the zone! When he is "in" the vortex it is completely upside down! When he leaves it * it starts turning back again! - SYMBOLIC indeed!

[@PetePeppers1]

I read about his pin on Reddit but hadn't had a chance to go back and look at it before I made this.

[@madmike8325]

who could possibly have disliked this?!?

[@adj789]

Dude you got the Love Boat cameo but not Danny Devito was the honking lady?

[@justwondersometimes2482]

Hahahahaha!!!

[@voodoochild1975az]

I keep thinking of a funny quote from David Lee Roth of all people about the suburbs... "Where they chop down all the trees and name the streets after them" The Sycamore street names imply there were sycamores at that location at one time.

[@EvanBNW]

I think it's important to note that Albert didn't say Twin Peaks but instead said "a small town in the northwest" as if it was a meaningless detail. Obviously if those coordinates are in Twin Peaks this would be a huge piece of information for Cole and Albert. By hiding it it shows that they discussed it beforehand most likely to keep the detail from Diane.

[@MISSINGPICTURES-band]

When the Mitchum brothers got their check, they sort of barked and howled, reminded me of how Mike and Bobby did at James in the jail.

[@wrender]

Does anyone know if that bridge behind Travis Frost is the same one Ronette Pulaski was walking along in the original TP pilot?

[@78deathface]

wrender I noticed that too...

[@Marcher1977]

The supposed flower pattern is just the gas can from another angle.

[@JackRipper8881]

There is no gas can. That is wallpaper. It's the only piece of colour in the entire scene on the staircase.

[@AwayGoalRule]

The other mystery regarding Becky/Steven is who was on the phone with Becky telling her Steven was stepping out.

[@justwondersometimes2482]

Ooooo thats right. Who da snitch?

[@AwayGoalRule]

You Just Made The List good call

[@Dadutta]

the car summoned by Carl says Zone Boys on the license plate

[@PetePeppers1]

I mentioned that in the recap and review for this episode. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH3JZ5qvpb-ors0

[@xeviq]

I could be wrong, but aren't suburban street names named after the trees that were cut down from the area? I'm wondering if portals to the Lodges can only exist in areas with (or once had) Sycamore trees

[@PetePeppers1]

You would think, but I have nothing to base that on other than, "why else would they name it that?"

[@Nobodyreallyatall]

Sycamores are very common eastern United States trees, especially around rivers, with the iconic white bark on old trees, but do not seem to be native in Washington state let alone arid Vegas or South Dakota. But to add to the confusion in Europe some Maple trees are called "Sycamores" and in the Bible/Middle East there is a Fig sometimes called a "Sycamore Fig", which maybe has some symbolism depending on how you interpret such things, like some people might say that Eve would have been more likely to have eaten a Fig since they didn't have Apple trees in the region. Sycamores do not seem to have anything to do with Western Native Americans. The Sycamore hybrid "London Plane" is widely planted now as a public tree everywhere but that would have little to do with the situation. So, is the name "Sycamore" here an old European or Biblical reference?

[@natedogg5641]

Coop also has a fascination with douglas firs in the pilot episode. Douglas...Doug-E.

[@MrSnickster]

I was worried for Gordon, that he might get sucked up into that!

[@stolenorange]

In the VW camper van is that a red scarf by the flask - like the one Bad Coop walks by at the farm? (on the fence)

[@Traumtheater0]

Hey Pete! I've sent Candie over with a comment, that said 'I really enjoy your weekly analysis as a 'go along' since the First Episode!'. Have you seen her, because she hasn't returned since!?

[@78deathface]

That piano player at the end... I swear it's another "no hay banda" like in Mulholland Drive. It's another clue to the artificial nature of whatever the Dougie "reality" is where Agent Cooper is trapped/"hibernating"... maybe...?

[@HongPong]

good catches all around cheers

[@ALszaro]

Hi! I'm Smokey Miles! You might remember me from such titles as: "Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead, and "Tales From the Crapper"!

[@DethronerX]

Great video! The map with the mountains has a cave in them

[@sofakinghigh]

These are great!

[@TheGamerPhan]

I think the staircase is in the black lodge, and the waiting room is the area where you go before going into the main part of the lodge.

[@ksionc100]

My theory about the shaking hands: Lynch intended to reveal that the special oil (same one Log Lady brought to the Sheriff's department right after Annie was kidnapped) was secretly added to a cherry pie by Wimdon Earl as a necessary component to enable the travel to the red room for whomever he would decide to take with him. The shaking hands was a side effect.Then the show was cancelled and the idea died.

[@miked91101]

I really think the mother demon thing is what tore off the top part of Hastings head like those 2 young ones in episode 2!! the woodsman ghost seemed to be just sneaking around... seemed like when Gordon was looking into that vortex/wormhole is when Hastings was attacked!!

[@countdracula436]

Sycamore... that street name is near the house that Cooper/Dougie comes in through the eletrical socket, and by the house where Hastings is killed and Gordon sees the portal in the sky. Maybe because the crossing point to the Red Room is by actual Sycamore trees, streets named Sycamore are also mild access points to the other side in some way? If we ever go back to NY or learn more about Mr. C's glass box building, maybe we'll discover its on a street named Sycamore.

[@PetePeppers1]

Someone posted a photo indicating that it was near Sycamore Park in NYC or something along those lines, but I don't know where they got that information.

[@postulatedspace]

good program! pete, how about finishing the title name for E11 "There's Fire Where You Are Going".

[@PetePeppers1]

Just realized it was cut off. Turns out there is enough characters to fit the whole thing

[@zombiexsix]

What if the meeting spot that Shelly and Red were talking about is out in the woods, maybe near 'Jack rabbits place'... IDK if thats far fetched, but they play a part in this story somehow!

[@vandroiy666]

About that (great) piano song in the end. I haven't read all the comments, but am I the only one who immediately thought of "Sycamore Trees" sung by Jimmy Scott (easiest to find on the "Fire walk with me" soundtrack? I mean the first three slow notes he hits, listen to "Sycamore Trees" from like 2:35 and on ("And I see you...") After those notes I guess it floats away, but still. My thought was that it was that resemblance that caught Coop's interest in that scene. At least it caught me there.

[@garycottier92]

I thought you might have mentioned the Hawk/log lady conversation where there is surely a reference to Hawk's visit to Glastonbury grove in the first/second episode when the log lady says to Hawk that he didn't tell her what happened or what he saw. If that is the case then something important must have happened which for some reason Hawk is keeping pretty close to his chest.

[@troja99]

I think the Log Lady's comment can quite as good refer to her "Something's missing and you have to find it." Some people speculate that the scene when Hawk is heading to Glastonbury Grove is not in sequence, meaning it hasn't happend yet (as well as the scene with Andy waiting on the road next to his police car). I found Magaret's call interesting for other reasons. She repeats some sentences, the first one especially is very remarkable "Hawk, can you hear me" as if it's not an acoustic matter but a cognitive as she would say "Do you understand what I am trying to tell you?" Beyond that, she isn't actually telling something new - "There's fire where you are going" is exactly, what Hawk just found out with the help of his self-adapting map. I think, there is something that Hawk misses or doesn't consider.

[@garycottier92]

henning.koe yes I was drawn to the 'Hawk can you hear me' and 'there is fire where you're going', as she said them twice. Why? Doppleganger?

[@1whyvonne]

Gary Cottier it seemed that She was ensuring that he was in a receptive mindset to take in complex information and/or subtext. pretty sure they are both members of "the gifted" club. ( from Gerard's line "the gifted and the damned." In season 1 or 2.)

[@garycottier92]

Yvonne D it just seems odd that Hawk wasn't ready to share the information about his Glastonbury grove visit with her, assuming that's what Hawk was referring to. Maybe it's about Margaret's husband?

[@1whyvonne]

Gary Cottier I bet we will see her husband at some point. ( some say he is above the convenience store but that doesn't seem right) more mundanely, it could be that Hawk can't speak about police business to a lay person, particularly in front of his boss.

[@kaellebaelle]

It kinda looks like the floor pattern from the black lodge is reflected in the window/wall at 5:10

[@zombiexsix]

After this episode, I still think the most relevant video would be about the 'search for the Zone' website, there's a lot of info there, and I haven't had time to read all the reddit theories about it, I was kinda hoping someone would do it for me lol!

[@tuppi95]

Was that Ronette's bridge behind the "baseball boys"?

[@tuppi95]

4:42

[@somejackball]

i hope i never see one of those woodsmen in real life!!

[@PetePeppers1]

Haha, that made laugh out loud for real.

[@rini6]

Gotta light?

[@josueamericanistarv]

Thank you for putting that thought in my mind. Now I'll never feel safe again.

[@garycottier92]

I can't see a guy with a coat, a beard and a hat on without thinking he's a woodsman anymore.

[@crappymccrappen4897]

Do good and you wont see them. Do bad and you will see them 1 time.

[@astrogypsy]

Shakey hand for Teresa Banks and Laura's went numb- shakey hand seems to be a sign that the Black Lodge is exerting some kind of influence.

[@shannonrice917]

Just a heads up Pete, the song played on the piano " heartbreaking" isn't completely original. There's a song from lost highway "Haunting And Heartbreaking" that is the same song in a synthesized form. Please listen and confirm this so I know that I'm not losing my mind.

[@78deathface]

shannon Rice nice catch!

[@goodtimefolkrock]

2:32 the stairs at the palmer residence me thinks

[@jimbojv75]

ChrisAndTommy GoodTimeFolkRockShow Yeah it sure looks like it, it's all about the angle it's shot from

[@elongatedmusket7430]

I'm just waiting on the little magician boy to arrive.

[@78deathface]

Joe Thomas people have been saying that maybe Red is that magician boy. I'm not sure, but it's an interesting theory.

[@thunderbirdz298]

could he be red? age doesn't seem to fit, but maybe

[@kmsharley75]

Someone around here had a pretty good theory that Red is that boy.

[@garycottier92]

kmsharley75 yeah when Richard was speaking to Red, Richard seemed surprised that Red knew the area, hinting that he could originally be from Twin peaks.

[@neilsun2521]

No mention of Cooper's pin on his jacket being missing since Episode 3? His pin which doesn't appear again until the end of episode 17 when he 'wakes up' after Bob is destroyed. Episodes 3 - 17 are Cooper's dream, he never left the black lodge.

[@FlamingoKicker]

The singer in "Fire Walk with Me" also sings the song about "Under the Sycamore Trees" so I'd love to know what Lynch's obsession with sycamore trees is. I don't know of any occult connection with that species of trees. I know Lynch wrote the lyrics to that song. Is it about people being hung from the branches like when you get lynched (no pun intended). Or was he saying he'd see you in the branches like you become part of the trees themselves like the log lady's husband or Josie was trapped in the wood in the Great Northern? Also, have you done a video about the old lady and her grandson (Mrs. Tremond, also known as Mrs. Chalfont) who we saw sitting in the room above the convenience store in the Missing Pieces. Alot of people seem to feel the little boy grew up to be "Red" because both could do magic but why were they in that group of characters and were they good or evil? He certainly seems evil now. Were they helping Laura by giving her that picture that lead her dreamself into the Black Lodge or were they trying to help BOB ensnare her?

[@averyfaeth8014]

Alicia Witt is definitely meant to be Gersten. She is credited as such in the credits. With Tony, you also have to bear in mind that Dougie will have the Mitchums' friendship and protection. The Mitchums are also likely to realize that Tony is deceiving them, since he tried to use Dougie as a scapegoat. They might end up killing Tony and dispatching another one of Dougie's assassins.

[@riptide10x60]

In that picture of the white woodsmen on the stairs is that The Symbol of Which We Should Never Speak over the middle guy's shoulder?

[@avmoms]

Riptide 10x I was wondering the same thing!

[@riptide10x60]

It seems there are no coincidences on TP and nothing is there unless Lynch wants it there, so it must mean something right? Hey, I'm starting to catch on!

[@CrescimoneMatt]

Huh? I don't see that symbol at all. Do you mean his shadow or the space inbetween his shoulder and hat? I sorta see a similar shape but not really close enough to look like that symbol.

[@TheCuttingBoard1971]

I was wondering if anyone else noticed that was Alicia Witt. According to the credits she is the Heywood girl.

[@garycottier92]

Does anyone else think it's a bit strange that the elderly lady that 'mr. Jackpots' helped with the casino wins has managed to get her son back in her life, but a house and get a dog all in what, a week? I mean, how much time has passed here? Or am I reading too much into it.

[@justwondersometimes2482]

That son of hers is a piece of crap. Where was he when his mother was in such rough shape she looked homeless and neglected? Then she wins a jackpot and now her son shows up all loving and caring....she should stick with the dog itll take better care of her than her son.

[@78deathface]

Gary Cottier another clue to the dream reality that Agent Cooper is trapped in.

[@FijneWIET]

If I were homeless, a house would be the first thing on my list, after all those lonely years she also bought a dog to keep her company, the son hopes to inherit her money asap.

[@garycottier92]

FijneWIET but she only won two jackpots worth about $28,000 and she's bought a house?

[@jimbojv75]

Gary Cottier "How long was i out?"

[@jalafala8579]

Probably nothing but : isn't Gersten wearing the same type of jacket that Darya was when we first saw her?

[@BAINES03]

exact same style and color.

[@johnsperry9494]

Lauren Tewes. It is pronounced like "tweeze". I read that in TV Guide back in the 70's.

[@kittyprydekissme]

One more thing you might have missed--- There is a palm tree in South Dakota.

[@DanielTejnicky]

U have one more thing u might have missed. Remeber the teaser? of Cole eating a doughnut? THAT was the scene in the office after his hand started shaking/ when he talked about it...

[@PetePeppers1]

I did notice that. Maybe i should have made this one 15 things instead of 10.

[@DanielTejnicky]

=D

[@BartScantlin]

Where was Bad Coop headed in that big black truck. For some reason I thought he was headed to Vegas? We haven't seen him since episode 9.

[@BartScantlin]

oh wow, does he have the coordinates? The same ones that Hawk has? Things are gonna get wild here soon.

[@1whyvonne]

Bart Scantlin soon?!? Haha so far, it's been same ol' same ol' 🤣

[@jumpingman8160]

I don't see the guy holding anything. And yes that's the room [as Gordon called it] above the convenience store

[@riptide10x60]

Night of the Chicken Dead, Young Blood: Evil Intensions & Tales From the Crapper? With a resume like that you would think the role of piano player on TP would be the highlight of his career yet he got no credit?

[@TheChatterer]

Yea like I'd said in my comment on your last video, I didn't think it was but it just reminded me of Laura's staircase. But after thinking about it, I'm wondering if Lynch is drawing some kind of comparison with the imagery or if there is a connection between the upstairs in the convenience store and Laura's upstairs. Could these two locations have merged in like a cross dimensional sense?

[@35salek]

Gas tank? Major "died" in a fire?

[@RobertSlover]

in episode 8 they were at a convenience store with what looked like gas pumps.

[@JackRipper8881]

It's not a gas tank, it's just the way he holds his hand. I've seen a higher res picture of this and there isn't a gas tank/can in sight.

[@FlamingoKicker]

Wow. I never would have recognized that woman that stuck her head out the door and told Becky about Steven was ever that girl from the Love Boat. 3 decades and lots of Coke can really mess you up. Although usually cokeheads don't bloat up, they usually get skinny. But good catch either way. I feel old.

[@zenatti364]

Pete did you watch Mullholand Drive? In the start of the movie there is a hobo that looks like the woodsmen.

[@FlamingoKicker]

Did Donna have two sisters or did they just recast the part in "Fire Walk With Me"? I think that was a different girl playing that part. Of course they also had a different Donna so that's probably the case. Or maybe it was actually from the regular series and not from the film. I just remember a scene where Donna asked her sister to cover for her while she was sneaking out to meet James.

[@BAINES03]

2 sisters

[@catwaller]

i've got a question. did the arm give dougie the pie? and, if not, where did it come from and why did he have it?

[@PetePeppers1]

+Cat Waller Mike called him into that shop. We didn't see it he handed it to him or what, but perhaps there was a cut out scene where he guided him with lights to buy it.

[@catwaller]

but how did dougie know that he would need it? it saved his life, right? again, i'm just curious...

[@PetePeppers1]

Mike is protecting him. He had something to do with the dream Bradley Mitchum had we assume.

[@catwaller]

yeah. but why would dougie know how to deal with that? geepers! i NEED a cherry pie! like NOW! oooh! here's one!

[@RobertSlover]

when bobby,shelly, and becky are in the R&R before the gunshot becky looks to norma for like a specific signal to console her mom. i got a strange feeling norma is at least aware of the shady/underworld of twin peaks drugs? prostitution? norma did recognise the dealer from the early episodes outside the window. norma is almost always going over bills etc. at her booth.

[@erinwallace5644]

rob slover Norma always knew stuff in the original series because she was ways observing.

[@RobertSlover]

i don't recall that at all which is why her reaction seemed out of character.

[@benbrooks7131]

i noticed that 'big eds gas farm' [from secret history doco]is the convenience store the woodsmen come out of, raymond refers to the farm ,where he might see bad coop's again, in the nuclear scene we see the woodsman hanging out there with the cans of corn in window.??? i went back and for sure it was eds gas station he had neon signs season 1 .any thoughts

[@PetePeppers1]

I don't know. Since the scene was cut with the nuclear test it always seemed like that was near the site. Hadn't thought about them being elsewhere.

[@sebb440]

Gordon says "now i remember, i saw dirty bearded men in a room". Well may be its not a memory from this episode he is talking about ... could be from that scene above the convenient store if he was there. cause the stairs dont look like a room...

[@justwondersometimes2482]

Wasnt it Cooper that had that dream? Not Cole...why would he say that?

[@sebb440]

Justwonder/ Sometimes was not referring to Cooper's dream in the black lodge but to the scene above the convenient store in fwwm.

[@simianswing250]

Zone Boys ZN3 8YS license plate on the Rodd-mobile

[@78deathface]

And let's not forget that prominent palm tree in "The Zone" in North Dakota. I'm now convinced that's another clue... You can see it at 9:50 in this video. There it is, pretty much in the middle of the shot, there's no way that's a mistake. Connection to Las Vegas?

[@BAINES03]

You never know with Lynch. It could be a clue or just bad production. The Ike the Spike hotel exteriors were shot outside a hotel in LA (hollywood blvd) near where I live. You can still see a street sign advertisement that says LA on it.... when it was supposed to be las vegas. Sometimes what we deem as clues are just mistakes.

[@joskozec3510]

In the scene where carl and shelly are in the van...in the fields there is a person...is it of any importance?

[@averyfaeth8014]

joško zec I didn't catch this! Where is it?

[@joskozec3510]

I think just around moment when they call the bobby on the radio station...they are driveing down the road and passing some field on theri left..our right...there is someone in the field but i dont know is it of some relevance

[@78deathface]

joško zec it's the zombie girl! ;)

[@ThisIsEngland1967]

When Carl's VW Microbus arrives it's an early split windscreen/shield model. When he and Shelly are riding in (what we assume) would be the same vehicle, it's a later model without the split screen. My friend says continuity error, I say David Lynch. Are we watching multiple realities all in one go? Biggest clue being the end credits of Ep 7 of course...

[@giancarlodr.iodice1701]

hope this season finish with bad cooper death and good CooP getting all his memory back, with nobody even noticing that there is the "real"/another cooper out there..... then will have the next season(yeeeaaa) so hope for this living dream like that continuing

[@garycottier92]

Are the Mitchum brothers the 'double header in vegas' for Hutch and Chantal?

[@PetePeppers1]

I hadn't thought so. Expected it was Dougie Coop and either Ike or Duncan Todd. The Mitchum's at the time weren't really established one way or another.

[@garycottier92]

Pete Peppers or maybe Anthony Sinclair is in their sights too.

[@PetePeppers1]

If he's not yet he will be. I guess that is if Todd doesn't end up taking him out.

[@adj789]

you said someone asked Mark Frost... that someone was Harry Dean Stanton how did you miss that!?

[@PetePeppers1]

Not sure what you're talking about. That's the welcome to twin peaks account that asked the question

[@plancktime6859]

at 0:28 Next your going to start your show "whats up you beautiful bastards" you know Philip Defranco, he always starts with "let's just jump into it"

[@1nfiniteSeek3r]

Have you noticed all the allusions to the story of King Arthur in the new series? It may just go hand in hand with Las Vegas, so many signs, place names like Gwynevere, Merlin etc

[@stuartkenny3050]

Is the young cop with the new car the same guy who's watching the box in Episode 1? What's the connection between the vortex and the vortexes appearing over Norway recently? Thanks!

[@natedogg5641]

No, the guy watching the box died. The girl too.

[@stuartkenny3050]

That doesn't mean it isn't the same person. I'm wondering if those are two separate timelines.

[@natedogg5641]

They also take place in different places. Ben Rosenfield and James Grixoni play the two characters.

[@1whyvonne]

His scenes do seem to be some sort of audience attention getter or foreshadowing. ( sure there is a literary term for it..)

[@johnireton997]

No "Ten Things" for E12? :(

[@designerlarry]

I like these videos. Actually over wow Lynch wow- the narrator gets to be a little much after a while, but I'm sure it's not his real voice. Here it sounds like an open forum and sort of a - oh yeah. Should see that again. It gets confusing about Bill having consulted with Major Briggs- did he die at the hands of winding Earle? What was that disturbing silhouette right when Briggs disappears, and cooper is startled about the disappearance? And- who ends up killing bill (not kill bill, his last name just skipped my mind) but was it a woodsman? Don't think that was Bob, and not evil coop. Was it the same thing that was walking down the hall of the morgue. Remember that ?

[@PlantyMcFlowers]

Julie the cruise director!

[@BrotherBearLtd]

I've always found that the wallpaper in Mrs Tremond's picture was similar to the wallpaper in the hallways at One Eyed Jacks. Looking backing on it, it's not completely the same, however it is similar enough to resemble the hint of wallpaper in the shot of the three woodmen on the stairs. 66.media.tumblr.com/b8f660fe0ac7842c62732022fef22cfd/tumblr_o523juCtfT1rhustio1_1280.jpg

[@broomsfaulty3289]

I still don't know if Mark Frost is genuinely bad at math or if the whole of Secret History of Twin Peaks is the result of unreliable narrators. Carl Rodd is supposedly in the same age group as the Log Lady both being around 7 in 1947 but HDS is in his early 90's. Maybe the character Carl is younger than the actor sure but he mentions smoking for 75 years, which could have been an ironic statement or something. Now he's an original Bookhouse Boy? So confused, I hope the next book in October explains at least some of the discrepancies from the novel.

[@garycottier92]

Yeah Frost said that the inconsistencies in the book will be 'explained' but I'm not holding my breath on that one.