Twin Peaks - Dale Cooper reacts to Season 3 Audrey Horne

It's what we all wanted to do. #twinpeaks #audreyhorne
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[@danieldean6363]

Underrated. Subtle shot of Phillip Jeffries at 00:58

[@Zjwex]

LOL

[@gloverelaxis]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@xxx333mmm]

wtf

[@mc_kublai]

This is actually an amazing meme format

[@Zjwex]

I love it too! I've been thinking of other options. in fact, recently with Betty White, it allowed me to express that in a properly twins peaksian way

[@mc_kublai]

@@Zjwex Big oof on that one. If I’m trying to be as circlejerky as possible I’d probably use James performing Just You and I

[@nathanielmartins5930]

Laura's tragedy was that of being robbed of your innocence, then having your life cut short. Audrey's tragedy is having every open door, every possibility you had ahead of you, be left open for you, and you just stand there not wanting to limit yourself by making a decision until the world decides to narrow things down for you to the point you are left with a mundane life that feels like Hell because you know you could have made it different, but you just didn't act in time. Audrey's tragedy is made even more sorrowful by the fact that she was making choices, she was shaping her future the way she saw suitable and reasonable, but misfortune came knocking with coincidence in hand, and so those decisions lead her to stand just feet away from a bomb explosion that put her into a coma for God knows how long. Audrey is the tragedy of losing your youth for no fault of your own and being left in with your frail self to reflect on all that you could have done had you not missed your shot, or had you taken any of the other shots that you could have had a chance to score.

[@suncore598]

Would have been a great way to connect Audrey's storyline to Cooper's.

[@Casinorhgd]

Yeah, but David Lynch screwed it all up this season.

[@Vingul]

​@@Casinorhgd I didn't care much for Audrey's storyline, but I thought the season as a whole was great.

[@djolemacola]

​@@Casinorhgd If you already invested all the time in the show I strongly advise you listen to this incredible collection of details over at Twin Perfect (yt channel), that explains exactly what was meant and perfectly achieved by season 3. If you ever understand what the point of the whole show was when it was created then you will know that this was the only way it could be revisited by Lynch. He is an artist, and artists don't change the way they feel about the essence of their art for the sake of fans desires. Especially when, as irony would have it, that exact notion is what the show criticizes.

[@Casinorhgd]

@@djolemacola Dude, they were fundamental in the original series. It's like doing a Breaking bad season with Walter without Jessie Pinkman, and vice versa. Lynch make Inland empire mixten with Mullholand Drive.

[@gloverelaxis]

love the audio editing, nice work thinning it out so it actually sounds like it's coming from the tv

[@imdiyu]

Twin peaks and women screaming 🥂

[@squamish4244]

Everyone screaming. A lot of screaming. And crying. And wailing. And gnashing of teeth. Such is Twin Peaks.

[@tulip_hysteria]

thats why i watch it while my parents argue

[@Zjwex]

I'm absolutely flabbergasted! 30k views! Thank everyone watching this so much. For every like, and comment as well. It means a lot for a smaller channel like mine.

[@galenned]

Mood as FUCK.

[@robyortichella7412]

Dougie!!

[@Uncompromising_Mode]

Sticking a fork in an electrical socket is preferable to watching Audrey's character be ruined, without a doubt.

[@sgl0d10n]

If you think her character was ruined you clearly understand how the show is supposed to be experienced, and you missed the entire point of the return.

[@Uncompromising_Mode]

@@sgl0d10n And yet they didnt ruin any of the other characters.

[@peterthirdandthebridges]

@@Uncompromising_Mode they didn't ruin Audrey, she's obviously in some kind of limbo or purgatory which would naturally change and test you. Jesus, some people just don't get lynch but like soap operas ffs.

[@Uncompromising_Mode]

@@peterthirdandthebridges Its obviously not Audrey. But, of course, criticizing lynch's work automatically equates you to a troglodyte. Classic.

[@mikaelaisraelsson119]

@@sgl0d10n Ahmygod that's the single most pretentious statement I've ever heard in my life hahaha. Some David Lynch fans really need to chill, I think the return was pretty terrible, very boring and not engaging, and even if there's some deep profound meaning behind all of it, the actual product was still not interesting. Like you can love it if that's your bag, but stop telling ppl they're dumb for having a different opinion.

[@TheObserver37]

People don’t realize exactly how many extended metaphor of season three had, and then most of them were audience proxy commentaries that’s the audience choking out the creators not Audrey😂😂😂😂

[@katrinadoyle7]

lol

[@deerdossun1680]

I think he was realizing that he was seeing her exist in another plane, as another version of her (maybe similar to how Laura Palmer turned out in the last episode). And I think it’s possible to travel through electrical sockets (like cooper did). So maybe he was trying to go to her?

[@penguinproductions8829]

This is edited, in the episode he’s watching Sunset Boulevard when a character calls the name “Gordon Cole”, reminding him fully of his past life

[@richardjames1946]

I think she really hates him!!!!

[@harbinger2838]

This was top notch TV at the time. I remember it was dubbed into Italian and I'm conviced the Italian version was much, much better.

[@penguinproductions8829]

Tbf, it’s pretty obvious these scenes aren’t Audrey, and if they are then they’re her delusions in the mental institute to escape the horrors of her life

[@thefutureisbread]

Audrey really hit the wall, sheesh

[@brianvaira486]

My ideal role for Audrey would be to swap her role with Dianne. I feel like Laura Dern should have taken the Tamera Preston role, just keep Dianne's identity a mystery. Have Tamera, Albert and Gordon request Audrey for help, and it turns out that she was a tulpa all along. It would have been a better use of her character.

[@plasticweapon]

meh, she ended up like i always knew she would - me reacting to season 3 audrey

[@nathanielmartins5930]

Then you didn't know her.

[@nathanielmartins5930]

Laura's tragedy was that of being robbed of your innocence, then having your life cut short. Audrey's tragedy is having every open door, every possibility you had ahead of you, be left open for you, and you just stand there not wanting to limit yourself by making a decision until the world decides to narrow things down for you to the point you are left with a mundane life that feels like Hell because you know you could have made it different, but you just didn't act in time. Audrey's tragedy is made even more sorrowful by the fact that she was making choices, she was shaping her future the way she saw suitable and reasonable, but misfortune came knocking with coincidence in hand, and so those decisions lead her to stand just feet away from a bomb explosion that put her into a coma for God knows how long. Audrey is the tragedy of losing your youth for no fault of your own and being left in with your frail self to reflect on all that you could have done had you not missed your shot, or had you taken any of the other shots that you could have had a chance to score.