Twin Peaks - Laura is The One

[@roychefets6961]

I'm old enough to remember the early days of tv in the late 1940s. In my opinion Twin Peaks was the most fascinating and original show ever on tv.

[@shoopdawoopvi9479]

Amen I will never get over it

[@spurgear]

For me it was Northern Exposure

[@johnnypiss]

Right on. How old are you? You still with us? What is the first show you remember seeing?

[@henryflores3602]

Are you still alive?

[@thisisnotachannel]

My dad was born in 1940, so I grew up with him regailing us with stories about the early days of tv, what the cinema used to be like, music, he went to Woodstock... so many stories, so much experience and wisdom.. But the wisdom of your generation is fading from memory with time, unfortunately. But I remember... and I teach my daughter the same... as did her grandfather. We will not forget. I miss you, dad. Always will. And I hope you're still kickin', Roychefets6961... and continue to do so for years to come!

[@1020mikki]

I'm 22, and I watched Twin Peaks for the first time when I was 16. Then, season 3 came out pretty soon after that. I can't imagine the agony of going 25 years without that 3rd season!

[@robertbusek30]

I watched the original run on network TV and then returned to the series when it was on Netflix about ten years ago. I’ve watched it at least once a year since then and I’ve always found something new in each rewatching.

[@Lance37a]

It's amazing that season 3 had several actors final performances on the series.

[@hallofmirrorsnetwork]

Insanely poignant. The log lady’s death truly broke me, but it was beautiful.

[@RealBradMiller]

What was your most impactful?? Mine was the Log Lady as well. ^

[@kaimactrash]

Broke my heart after bingeing this series to find out Norma's actress Peggy Lipton had passed, but she has an amazing legacy as Miss Twin Peaks forever

[@mercurydude]

It might be Everett McGill's last performance also. Even though he is still with us (thank goodness), he had officially retired from acting years ago and only came back specifically for Twin Peaks, so that might be the last acting he ever does.

[@Lance37a]

@@hallofmirrorsnetwork yes you could tell she was in a lot of pain.

[@dionturner4279]

“What year is this?..” “2020?..” *Laura screams*

[@kavallerie1436]

Lol

[@Panyc333]

“I’ll see you again in 25 years” - “Laura “What year is it?” - Dale I took Dales final line as him finally remembering what Laura told him in the red room and about seeing him in 25 years. This is when he has the horrified look on his face and says the line “what year is it?”.

[@metaloverload7374]

Also she holds her hand like a C.Mister C.

[@Thinking.Of.Some.Handle]

@@metaloverload7374 What is a C mister c?

[@mileslamborghini6018]

I really appreciate you bringing Laura's agency into your analysis here. Personally Laura Palmer has always been my favorite character, her story is endlessly compelling, and on top of that Sheryl Lee's stellar performance gave the character so much life and showed that she is infinitely more than just a dead body, a macguffin merely used to further the plot. I think that something that is going to be hard for me tor reconcile is that the more I think about Twin Peaks, the more I realize that it seems like my two favorite characters (Laura and Cooper), in a way are at odds with one another. Their goals and motives do not seem to line up. Cooper may have investigated and inevitably solved Laura’s murder, but he did not fully understand Laura Palmer. He did not understand her well enough to know not to meddle in the past, and as you said, thus depriving Laura of her choice to end her life at the hands of BOB (choosing to do this rather than to have BOB possess her) so that her spirit could finally be free. Like you so astutely said, once again her choice and agency have been taken away from her. I think that as good intentioned as he is, Cooper did not fully see her as a person. It almost feels like Cooper in a way is a bit of a metaphor of a twisted interpretation fans could have of the series, one where they do not see Laura for who she is but instead just see her as a plot device. Anyway, I've rambled long enough. Great video man!

[@sirkayda7205]

Do we know that she knew the consequences of putting on the ring?

[@luiginastro8831]

Well put

[@rosegarden-dv6lx]

Fascinating interpretation and it ties with Cooper's romantic relationships in the show. Annie and Caroline are presented to us as Cooper's romantic partners, but never as people on their own. They are not very fleshed out characters. Also, the beautiful Venus statues in the black lodge that portray a degree of feminine helplessness. Annie, Laura, Caroline's corpse torment Cooper who cannot save them. Cooper is a hero trying to save the damsel in distress, but instead the damsel was very close to saving herself

[@snowfrosty1]

The damsels were never close to ever “saving themselves”. Faulty interpretation you all have.

[@Karma20XX]

We can never go home.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

That's definitely the impression I got from season three...our old home isn't home anymore.

[@gatodemoni]

“It is in our house now...”

[@josephmitchell6112]

Mei Ling profile pic on a Twin Peaks thread. I’m in love with you whoever you are.

[@parkjinn1139]

We CAN go home. I promise. Anyone who tells you otherwise is doing so to stop you from trying. Anu, Na and Enlil send their blessings #annunaki

[@michaelnorman3393]

I recently watched Eraserhead for the first time. It was like watching a blueprint for parts of season 3. Very surreal. PS Your videos are always outstanding, and i loved the Waldo link!

[@guin705]

I saw blue velvet for the first time a few weeks ago and it was soooo twin peaks, like so many parts of it was just clearly inspiration for twin peaks it was surreal.

[@sopaigeman]

OMG! Same, I had the exact same thoughts!

[@mikenayers5981]

I found a lot of season 3 in the first episode of The Outer Limits.

[@michaelnorman3393]

@@mikenayers5981 It's been a while, so i will have to go back and check that out! Thanks for the info!

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

John Carpenter's Starman also seems to be a possible influence: Jeff Bridges appears as a duplicate of a woman's deceased husband, who speaks in little snippets and who wins several jackpots at a casino.

[@Dontuween]

Since Peggy Lipton is no longer with us, I very much would like to think that Ed and Norma had a happy ending, and thus their story arc is now a finale. If there is a Season 4, I would guess that Norma has finally married Big Ed, has now retired and left the Double R to Shelley.

[@watertommyz]

That's if the events of Season 3 weren't erased from history being altered. ;) That was kinda the point. We changed history by getting a season 3.

[@amazingabby25]

watertommyz did u watch the 4 hour video

[@mohamadafifazizizaidi5625]

Monica: "....but, who is the *dreamer* ? Log Lady: " *Laura IS the One* "

[@annabriggs4088]

At the core of both Sopranos and Twin Peaks is the grief that not only a parent didn't love / protect you but actively harmed you. We feel that it is so against nature (even though in nature many animals eat and kill their young), that to avoid facing that reality we have made up since the dawn of time complex supernatural and epic tales, myths, dreams, fantasies and explanations. Reality and memory are too much to cope with. There is really no mystery to Laura, she cannot be saved from pain and she saved her own soul through sacrifice. The mystery rather lays in Bad Cooper, Leland and everyone else who can be possessed to destroy and corrupt innocence.

[@johntrains1317]

I am so blessed to have watched the entire first two seasons, randomly, less than a year before the premiere of the third season! completely and to share it with the girlfriend of my life. it was an incredible experience thank you David Lynch!

[@greyeyed123]

If memory serves, Mark Frost said the third season plan in '91-'92 was that they were going to begin with all the actors playing completely different characters in Twin Peaks. For example, Cooper would suddenly be pharmacist, with no explanation. Ostensibly this would eventually be explained or undone somehow. This idea seems implanted in the 2017 season 3 in that Laura is suddenly Carrie Page, and Cooper is some kind of combination of Mr. C and our Coop. And the ending would at least suggest that reality has fundamentally changed. My suspicion as this idea of shuffling the actors into completely different characters/parts is at least on the table for season 4. Lynch/Frost know that more and more of the original cast are not going to be available (or will be dead) by the time a season 4 might happen. The conceit of every actor changing parts would easily allow them to get everyone still alive/available into the show without much difficulty in writing around all the missing characters.

[@sebastiancrown3970]

This theory is fantastic

[@chrisjfox8715]

Reminds me of Lost season 6 tbh

[@greyeyed123]

@@chrisjfox8715 What would happen if Laura was never murdered? What would happen if Flight 815 never crashed?

[@dannyzep92]

This shuffling around of characters actually falls in line with David Lynch's "How to make a Ricky Board" exercise

[@BadCooper]

I have stucked in the head that phrase of Phillip Jeffries "He'll remember the unofficial version" C'mon dude you just wanna hurt me 😭

[@sydneyalisonbaker]

I am still hopeful for a season 4 or another movie! TP is one of my favorite shows! I have so many theories. Lynch is a true genius!

[@248winter]

Heard of Wisteria? I CANT WAIT

[@chrisjfox8715]

Tbh I hope we get one more original movie out of Lynch not another season of TP

[@chrisjonesfilm]

Wow, I just finished my rewatch of the series this morning, and you dropped this video. Fantastic.

[@robweissman5952]

I'm always itching for more of that Wow Lynch Wow!.

[@lisaheisey6168]

Finally. I've been needing some new Twin Peaks content!

[@karenweston2714]

You're videos are the closest thing to a new Twin Peaks episode! Thank you!

[@RemyMyer]

Geoffrey, you just made my weekend complete. Always such a pleasure to see you back with your new Twin Peaks (or generally Lynch-related) stuff. Though I also greatly enjoy your other content, your fascinating exploration of the Lynch world is what made us gather here on your channel of course. Also, thanks for sharing that Waldo theory. I named my parrot after this minor yet memorable character.

[@jmcclain8237]

I'm so glad the log lady carried an actual log and wasn't walking around holding a turd.

[@mrtnpope]

I'd love to hear your notes on the four and a half hour 'twin peaks explained - no really!' video on KZbin. Lynch never ever wanted us to stop thinking about Laura and with all the fan created content out there it seems he has succeeded

[@mattstansbeary3068]

I've seen it and really it make it clear what he wanted but sadly it also tell that Lynch got piss off at the TV chairmen and walk away because like He never wanted Laura Murder solved and they made him do it. Sadly He never got his way nor did he figure out how to work around it. I really don't know but I somewhat Agree with him and Some what see he mess up. Having a Series that as a mystery that goes beyond just 1 Ep is Great and all but Where I disagree is not Having a new Mystery Every Season ..Go from 1Ep to 18Ep or 22Ep end it and start another Next Season. So the Tv show watchers got bored and the chairman wanted Viewers to continue watching so they Pressured Him and it failed and the show fell apart. Not that I dis like the Show I Like the show and the story.

[@andygalligan4184]

Man, I can't believe that dude convinced so many people that Lynch made The Return as a big Fuck You to the viewers. It's such an uncharitable take that he would be so bitter as to hold a 25-year-old grudge and take it out on a largely different audience - both in new fans and in that people change. But no, 'fuck you from 25 years ago' was the message. From the guy who currently takes the time to film himself wishing everyone a great day every morning. From an advocate for meditation! I don't see how it adds up.

[@shaft9000]

And he pretty much does from @1:40 onward...

[@shaft9000]

@Amdrew _"HOW'S ANNIE? [lulz]"_

[@mattstansbeary3068]

@@andygalligan4184 watch the four and a half hour 'twin peaks explained - no really!' video. It kinda explains and don't worry you get hook and end up understanding but I don't really think it's to the fans I think it's to the Network Twin peaks was on. Hint Twin Peaks went Down hill after Lynch was force to tell who killed Laura and what made it worst the prequel to Twin peaks (Twin Peaks:Fire Walk with Me) Bombed because the mystery was over. Sadly yes to that end We all Turn evil..which is why Mr. C was in Twin Peaks the Return. Since Cooper was actually Us the Viewers. Lynch got tired of The Every Day TV and wanted to Bring something old New again (Dr. Kimble was after a One Arm Man and he never Got a hold of him for 5 years until the Ending of the series and on the last Episode He got him) it was a 1950's TV show and Lynch wanted to make a 1990 Version. Think of Twin Peaks if We Never Knew until The Shows Final 5 or 6 years later who killed Laura.

[@bassicchip6612]

Absolutely love the edit at the end, just chilling 👍

[@marabou22]

Regarding the Waldo theory, I’d like to add that the drunk never lies down but actually falls asleep upright...like a bird. It’s also been mentioned that chad hides something in his shoe, just like Leo did.

[@consecrated2718]

You’re my favorite Twin Peaks analyzer. You still focus on the spirit of the show and don’t wipe away Mark Frost’s contribution. You also allow for the characters to exist as real people instead of meta commentaries on Lynch’s feelings. Great work again

[@EdwardHBlee]

Ehhh, this seems to misrepresent Twin Perfect's analysis a great deal. He never wiped away Mark Frost's contributions at all or suggested that the characters weren't anything more than meta commentaries - only that the meta-commentary and statements about closure and television was Lynch's core message.

[@Lmshaw68]

Read the Waldo Theory and agree! With Leo long gone it’s perfect Waldo would haunt the only true criminal element of Twin Peaks, while leaving the innocents be. Thanks for attaching the link and for all your amazing content!

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

Good video, and I largely agree. Even if we do get a season 4, I suspect we'll still never know what Laura whispered. Will we get one? I have to say, the still-missing page from Laura's diary really does give the sense that, at the very least, they were leaving a few doors open to get back in if they decided to. Maybe Annie will finally show up. Mark Frost's book had her semi-catatonic, rather like Cooper after he returned from the Lodge. Maybe someone should get her to poke a fork in a light socket, too. The one thing I heard regarding season three was that it would have involved Major Briggs attempting to rescue the good Dale, which does seem set up by that message Sarah delivers to him in the Double R in the last episode. As with so many things from so long ago, it's hard to know if that was definite, or just someone's speculation. The fact that Briggs does play an important part in the eventual story of season three, despite Don Davis's death, suggests his involvement was something Lynch and Frost had wanted all along.

[@shirleymcdonald2777]

Your very much missed Cone pone Flicks

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

@@shirleymcdonald2777 That's my line...I never went anywhere. I just moved to other topics.

[@DethronerX]

Holy shit, i was just commenting about your question on Laura and I see a new video from you. Beautiful! Definitely waiting to see Lynch's new works and hoping there is something Twin Peaks related, if he gets any ideas. His weather reports and other content, managed by Sabrina, is doing great too. Thanks for another awesome video!

[@Gunsandjewels]

Laura has always been my favourite character. People around me told, ohh she is just a hooker and sick in her head....before long the forgot everything about the film. But not me. I see Walk with me from time to time, and this Lauras dark tormented world was once and still is (sometimes//) close to me, as I know much about abuse and dirty secrets. She is like a sister to me. Few understood this, that she sacrificed her life in order not to harm. If she stayed alive she would have made many people unhappy, and first of all her own children.

[@WickedScott]

It's been three years and I've moved across the entire United States since Season 3 aired and you got me once again with that armpit rash scene. You bastard! I love you!

[@michaelpalmer5351]

Something I've thought about recently is that Cooper's sideways "Richard" journey to reunite Laura/Carrie with her Mother/Judy was also about saving the citizens of Twin Peaks. They'd all clearly had such bad lives in the past 25 years due to the encroachment of the darkness from the woods (Judy) now consuming pretty much everything...that Cooper couldn't help but want to reinstate the 'golden child' that was taken from them (Laura) and spare them from a life of suffering. So Judy isn't so much the Mother of all Evil/some kind of Book of Revelation Whore of Babylon, but just one particular extreme negative entity that attached herself to the woods outside and surrounding Twin Peaks. Why have I come to this conclusion? I couldn't think of any reason for the longest time as to why Lynch and Frost would go to such lengths to show us how depressing and broken the residents of Twin Peaks' lives had become, but upon rewatching The Return and listening in particular to the musical performances (which I pretty much dismissed the first time around as meaningless chaff just put there because Lynch likes it) it's clear - to my mind, anyway - that we're supposed to see Laura's death as a turning point in the abject loss of hope for the town. All the stuff about wishing to return to "that starry night" where she died, how there were "no stars" anymore after that, nightmarish visuals and soundscapes about the reality now that "she's gone away" etc. I think there's definitely some big thread in Season 3 (...maybe) that we're supposed to draw between "the one" and "the many". Their fates are inextricably linked and Cooper cares for not only Laura, but everybody in the town too. His mission isn't so much about saving the world or even just saving Laura, but saving all the characters we know and love at the same time. We love them and we know Cooper loves them too.

[@WowLynchWow]

Thanks for sharing! Very compelling stuff.

[@michaelpalmer5351]

@@WowLynchWow You're welcome and thank you, my friend.

[@Greg-um7hh]

You're right. That Waldo theory makes quite a bit of sense.

[@Anerdandhisphone]

Always a pleasure, sir! Btw, have you ever noticed in Eraserhead that Jack Nance has a picture of The Bomb exploding next to his bed? I had never noticed that until just recently.

[@amazingabby25]

Sometimes I think all his work is connected

[@MarvinFalz]

Killing off Maddy is the one thing in all of Twin Peaks I won't forgive, but on the other hand the ending of that episode is one of the best moments in all of Twin Peaks.

[@MarvinFalz]

I've been a bit too dramatic here. But I like Maddy, and therefore I reacted emotionally to her death. And what I hadn't thought about 8 months ago, is that with the story of "The Return" Maddy never visited her uncle in Twin Peaks, and she should be alive in Missoula. What a joy!

[@_chairespeanut_]

yes and another thing i’ll never forgive about twin peaks is when that random kid got hit by a car and it was shown as the mother holds her dead child and his head and literal brain bleeding just for it to lead us nowhere and have nothing to do with the story. her scream had me literally crying.

[@michaelshields9087]

Dark Space Low is hair raising and absolutely chilling. It is easily my favorite Badalamenti piece and and most likely my favorite of his many collabs with Mr. Lynch over the years. It’s so haunting and fills me with absolute unsettling and inexplicable emotion. I absolutely believe that everyone is entitled to an opinion. However in THIS CASE (Blue Rose 😉) that piece of music is indisputably NOTHING short of genius due to the emotional ambiguity it powerfully evokes in one’s self alone..that’s just ONE of a myriad of reasons any attempted counter opinion would fail miserably...haha...of course I’m kinda just kidding...kinda...

[@sorlag110]

Still getting wlw updates truly is a blessing. I still get those super cozy vibes when the show aired and watching one of these after the episode.

[@ghkilla8593]

Was just informed you did movie and show reviews too, I love Twin Peaks and I love your Rummys Corner videos so this works out lmao

[@marian3nene45]

Starting my day off with this video, *thank you so much!!* Powerhouse video, cheers, mate!

[@gotreddonyou2439]

You've gone and done it again my friend. Down the rabbit hole I go.

[@eparigon]

Me too. It is happening again.

[@waynesmith7487]

I think I could take an hour or so of your discourse on the twists and turns of Twin Peaks! Always fascinating!

[@kilokilo89]

Lynch knows what she said

[@NightMedicine]

I'm willing to bet she said "my father killed me." Because that is essentially the Crux of the entire tragedy of Twin Peaks the show as well as The narrative. And it is that moment when Cooper likely decides to go back to the past and change Laura's / the shows fate (which instantly pulls her out of the Red Room.) Also, reading The Final Dossier gives me a feeling of what S3 of TP would have been like in the 90's. Likely not as good. Lynch had to grow and expand to an even more masterful level of artist and filmmaker. It was ABSOLUTELY worth the 25 year wait! - Great video as always - nancynoise

[@vidablue48]

Looking forward to your early predictions/analysis of Wisteria, Unrecorded Night, et al. You are my chief Lynch analyst!

[@maythefuhrerofunderstandin9624]

The white lodge lured Judy/Jowday into Laura's dream with the help of Cooper and Diane. The dream is explored in Episode 18. The final moments of E18 when Laura wakes up in the new timeline, that dream dimension with Judy in it is extinguished. Laura was brought into this world to dream Jow-day out of existance. Who's the Dreamer? Laura is the one.

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

I don’t understand

[@elihathaway5709]

My thoughts exactly. And I think the missing page of the diary explains the part of the dream that you are referring to.

[@IAmDaDumb1]

Except that the old reality was not extinguished according to frosts books.

[@amazingabby25]

Eli Hathaway agreed

[@Lagash]

This show took away a part of me. It's like a pain I enjoy to feel. I know it sounds crazy.

[@turtle_combat]

I like the Waldo theory. They want to connect it to the Fireman somehow, but there's nothing there. I hope Waldo has gotten his kicks in the past 25 years.

[@Femininestep]

That very last scene of Laura whispering to Dale is HEARTBREAKING. The look on his face and the music is just unbearable. Has me sobbing every time

[@louiseperrier297]

Can you explain why? I'm still struggling to make sense of it

[@longhairgetinthere]

I'm so early. I have watched all your videos. Love them all ❤️

[@mikenayers5981]

I still wonder if that wasn’t actually Cooper that went to get Carrie, but instead the Tulpa he had Phil make. Meanwhile, Cooper went with Janey and Sonny Jim.

[@hallofmirrorsnetwork]

Oooh I like that.

[@mikenayers5981]

e11e The difference in personality, and who’s to say he wouldn’t eventually transform like Jeffries did? Much less risk if he sent in a clone.

[@watertommyz]

Certainly would explain why Diane has another duplicate. Could be there to report back to the real Dale that everything went as planned.

[@Buzzode]

Great to hear you talking Twin Peaks Again !! , I've said this before and ill say it Again , The World of or should I say Universe Of Twin Peaks is so Vast and so Full of Mystery and Beauty and just so Amazing on every level of Thoughts and emotions and pure feeling , It's just One of a Kind !! Keep up the Great Content and Discussions on Twin Peaks ... Wow Lynch Wow !!!

[@Joshuaprogression]

These videos always make me happy. I might be stubborn, but I refuse to leave that world.

[@n8krause]

My heart still breaks over season 3. I pray everyday for another season

[@Hostileminds]

Lol just what we need, more questions

[@n8krause]

@@Hostileminds I do, I love the confusion

[@jordanrodriguez7502]

Always itching for more!!!!!

[@MikkiNobody]

The Waldo theory is pretty plausible actually. I also wondered if it was only Chad that could see and hear "The Drunk" and I really like the idea that Waldo is a troll to criminals.

[@chrisbee8009]

Still come back to Wow Lynch Wow all these years later for this amazing content 🔥

[@ThePhotographyHobbyist]

Very timely. I was just watching Season 1 again last night :-)

[@headlessnedstark]

The Waldo article is quite interesting. It does make some sense. Now I want to go back and see if anyone else even notices him.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

Problem is, at best we can see if anyone else specifically DOES notice him...we can't categorically say they don't know he's there just because no one else acknowledges him (anyone commenting "who are you talking to?" to Chad, for example, would bolster the idea he's not really there). Chad's reacting to him because the drunk is in the cell across the way from him, but both of them are down at the far end of the cell block, whereas James and Freddy are at the closer end and across from something much weirder.

[@NeoLudditevisons]

Awesome and totally correct again. They regained their creative intent to keep us guessing forever and there aint nothing more beautiful than mystery.

[@shophet125]

3:18 I was sure it was never going to happen. The studio would listen to what Lynch and Frost wanted to do and would nope out, and then we'd go back to having nothing. But we got a new season, and it was everything we could have wanted but much, much more than that.

[@shanegreene6398]

Very insightful and your editing is fantastic. It gave me goosebumps. Liked/subscribed

[@sethcaro76]

Thanks for doing these! Keepin the mystery alive!

[@thatoneoddball2564]

if this isn't a sign that I need to stop running from something that once thrilled my soul in so many horrible and wonderful ways and just knuckle down, re-watch all of Twin Peaks... then I don't know what is. *"You forgot something..."* - (The Giant, 1990) Edit: a side note, I might add, is Carrie Paige's necklace. A horseshoe, which, in lore, is symbolic for good luck and protection against ill-willing spirits and energy. The Horse is the white of The Eye. Just little Lynchian tidbits of Easter eggs left behind by some spooky bunnies. I love those little details.

[@shirleymcdonald2777]

Bunnies 🐰 I will ask them now....

[@thatoneoddball2564]

@@shirleymcdonald2777 Rabbit' reference?

[@shirleymcdonald2777]

ThatOneOddball ohh lovely lady thanks 🙏

[@eatbadart]

Take a shot every time he says “Strongarmed by Incompetent tv knuckleheads”

[@reguluspastor]

Jared Power Or makes an itch-related pun with the same footage.

[@chrisfeeney5814]

GREAT to see you again Rummy!!!

[@G274Me]

Laura is the Oracle (for lack of a better term). Cooper is the chosen one. It’s the same old story of good vs evil that is happening in 11 dimensional hyperspace.

[@watertommyz]

Nah, too scientific. It's good and evil from the TV vs Movie experience. Electricity.

[@naomi_moon]

"I suspected we'd get some type of closure" HAHAHAHAHA

[@HeatherHolt]

Recently rewatched FWWM seasons 1 & season 2. Crazy when you can actually see season 2 go from amazing to WTF after the “killer” is revealed. But I still love it.

[@Iloveyou-vw4rl]

I heard a rumour about a 4th season in the works. Because that show you like is coming back in style 👍

[@shaymayo6]

what a great editing

[@ArcaneRez]

I absolutely LOVE TWIN PEAKS

[@MrBojangles788]

Damn good video! Amazing editing and clips and narration. Cheers

[@sirgeeky]

I'll have to read it again, but it seemed like Mark Frost's Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier kind of wrapped things up after the 3rd season.

[@adamofgrayskull7735]

Lynch is working on a new project ,he also has a KZbin channel

[@themightylebeau]

Did Sheryl Lee know what she whispered though? 😂👍

[@watertommyz]

Of course. But what she personally said as a person, would it be canon? Or was it something to throw her off, too? Something the character herself didn't actually say, but something similar to the effect.

[@boogaloohowie5105]

Its slippery in here

[@Quintessenceofdust7]

Around the dinner table, the conversation is lively.

[@danadoozer9990]

I adore your admiration of David Lynch!

[@brooklynyte]

I haven't searched or watched anything twin peaks related for like 2 years, this morning I search for it in Netflix and now a few hours later this video is on my home feed... Noooo, I'm sure no tracking is going on.....

[@hugotwinpeaks]

Season 3 is about a show that is dead and tried to come back to life but Twin Peaks IS DEAD forever.. The show only live in our Dreams and memories when remember the original versión of the misteries..

[@thisisnotachannel]

After all these years, I've finally figured it out! Laura is so important because... she is the worlds last VAMPIRE! I watched "John Carpenter's Vampires" yesterday for the first time in almost 20 years... I actually had forgotten Sheryl Lee was even in it. She was a fucking SMOKE SHOW back then, for sure... still is! And she was excellent in that role! I wonder if the two continuities could be linked... Hmmmmmm....

[@elarrioguajardo208]

WOW!

[@smilodon87]

great contemplative content as usual. I would really appreciate your thoughts on Twin Perfect's (4.5 hour) interpretation.

[@PeterParker-rk4fe]

If you get the chance, take a look at a new show called “From” I honestly think there using lynch as their inspiration for storytelling.

[@annette2892]

There's no place like home...👍

[@playthehighnote1122]

I think Laura whispered to Cooper "You can't save me".

[@onehalfmedia]

The original plan for Season 3 was for “Laura” to reappear as a redhead.

[@patrickweller5254]

Source?

[@billwenham]

@@patrickweller5254 There are tons of sources from various interviews as that has been common knowledge since the show ended.

[@shirleymcdonald2777]

Proof please

[@billwenham]

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[@Djclyve]

I hated every time Cooper bumped into Laura in the red room. U just knew something horrible and scary was about to happen.

[@travisgray8376]

Please do more twin Peaks videos please

[@seanmcmanus9575]

Great video as always i recently rewatched season 3 the only thing i still don't know is to do with mr c was he controlled by Bob or was bob just a passenger along for the ride

[@squamish4244]

I think you've said knuckleheads enough lol I actually don't think you could have ever gotten away with not solving the central mystery that got people hooked on the series in the first place. By 2017, people knew what to expect, but in 1990 Laura's murder was meant to draw people into the show - so you can't bait and switch audiences like that. The execs were right, in this case. They just didn't give Lynch enough time to build up another central mystery before revealing the solution to the first one.

[@Drew-vn8rx]

More Twin Peaks videos!!!

[@thyagosaints]

Loved! Hugs from Brasil ♥

[@Paulasantos.]

I was fascinated with this serie...I could never imagine the outcome.. Even now...I don't understand if Bob and Leland are two diferent people...

Miss your voice🎈🎈🎈🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉😁I don't think I will ever get this show😦

[@goldglover89]

Just rewatched season 3 and I noticed the picture Tammy shows has Evil Cooper and Tom Paige (7:52). What is their connection? I can't seem to find anything on it and it's wracking my brain!. Anyone have any theories?

[@amazingabby25]

I didn’t realize it was tom

[@goldglover89]

@@amazingabby25 yeah I had to do a double take. He's only in one random scene where beverly goes home and argues with him. I really want to know the connection.

[@jamiepaulhume1659]

My "xxxxxx" killed me

[@Quintessenceofdust7]

One thing I was confused on was Jacque was alive again working in the bar. But he died in the second season

[@hutch815]

Moby Dick it is indeed the same actor Walter Olkewicz, but he is credited as a different member of the Renault family, “Jean-Michel”

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

I'd like to add that one of the main network bosses who forced David's hand was Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger. Who was also in charge of the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, who also did NOTHING as CEO but buy enormous properties like Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Pixar, and the dumbest one: 20th Century Fox. He is supposedly getting a role in Biden Cabinet as possible Chinese Ambassador. Who Iger also was behind Mulan live action remake shot mere miles from the Uyghur Muslim concentrate resorts and even thanking the CCP in the credits. He has ambition to run for President in the future... The man who forced Lynch to reveal BOB, headed Lucasfilm merger and behind the sequel awful trilogy, abandoning and ruining Marvel Comics, live action remakes if everything all with thanks to the CCP. This man opposes creativity. He's a disgusting crony Corporatist that destroyed each golden goose to forcefully convert creative golden eggs, to soulless corporate husks of familiar shapes of rotten eggs. Let the past die, kill it if you must.

[@nesssaja]

Great video.👍 I didn’t like season three that much, but I think the ending is “almost” as good as the last episode of season two. The Laura Palmer mystery put back in the genie bottle as you mentioned in this video. Great move by Lynch/Frost!!

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