Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier Discussion

We discuss what could be the final piece of the Twin Peaks puzzle to ever be released. Written by Mark Frost, The Final Dossier is filled with answers, presented in a pretty straightforward manner. As a summary of events compiled by Tammy Preston, the book catches fans up on the world of Twin Peaks and clears up some questions that were still left at the end of The Return. You can buy the book now on Amazon, or at your local bookstore if you want to support local businesses.
In this video discussion, we tackle the book chapter by chapter and talk about the most important revelations as well as our thoughts on the book as a whole.
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[@mccandless1]

Love this stuff guys. I just wish I knew people who loved this stuff as much as you do 😔

[@thevideozone]

It is always nice when you have at least a few people you can talk about the things that you like with.

[@DingoDin]

Laura's mystery is the golden goose (orb) and her mystery was killed in the second season, which was a heartfelt death for Lynch and he has said as much. So the recon in The Return is that Laura never died, in this sense Lynch and Frost are bringing the golden goose back to life. Their mystery lives again. Here we are still talking about it = success. Pure artistic collaborative genius!

[@bobbylee_]

How are you going to be on your phone when discussing the Twin Peaks Dossier? Cool discussion and information.

[@thevideozone]

These videos are from a while back, so I don’t 100% remember, but I think we saved notes and relevant articles to reference during the discussion on the phones to use over paper notebooks or anything as that would be more distracting.

[@sandraleepitts]

Yeah!!! So excited for this video! waiting for my Blurays to show up today.

[@MarvinFalz]

I too believe that Dr. Amp's intentions are honest. He's been compared to Alex Jones, but the difference is that Dr. Amp is a psychiatrist at heart, therefore his shovels are rather symbolic for going inside yourself, where all the shit is, and then dig the golden self of yours out of that shit. Dr. Amp's biggest fan, Nadine, found her golden self, and finally set Big Ed and Norma free. It might also be that Jacoby and Nadine found love in each other. (This is btw. why the Dr. Amp/Nadine/Big Ed/Norma story line is one of my favorites in The Return. Not only do I find their story more lovely and spirited than Dougie Cooper-Jones' story in Las Vegas, but I also like that their story is complete.) Alex Jones, on the other hand, may or may not be right with his analysis of the state of the US/world, but he seems to follow a selling strategy: instill fear inside of your listeners by declaring how the world will certainly be, then sell products which lets them prepare for that declared state of the world and give them a feeling of security. Maybe that's not his selling strategy, but in either case, it seems rather shady to me.

[@mikenayers5981]

I’m still of the mind that “Richard” was the new Tulpa that Cooper had made, and Dale went to be with Janey and Sunny Jim. Cooper probably couldn’t spend too much more time on transdimensional exploits without somehow changing. See Philip Jeffries.

[@berliner0]

Interesting video

[@nathanpohl5396]

Always love your TP talk guys. Fingers crossed for S4. Not sure Laura was created to counteract Bob, as much as she was used by the lodges for a greater purpose. Her golden orb could've easily gone to Odessa TX. Just one of the 3billion theories that Lynch makes me ponder. Can't wait to hear your discussion of the BluRay xtras

[@thedrewsephYT]

Happy Friday!!!! Yesssss!!!! You guys rock!

[@berliner0]

Carrie page 🎉

[@cypheir]

As much as I want there to be season 4, Albert dying irl, and Lynch being so old... I just don't see it being possible.

[@thevideozone]

The ship has likely sailed on season 4 even being possible, but the fact that season 3 even happened at all is kind of amazing.

[@GaryALucas]

@@thevideozone Considering cast members passing on I thought if Lynch and Frost even have any ideas about continuing the story they might consider a movie ? I thought sort of a Fire Walk With Me redux. In that he also mentioned the Chalfont subtext.

[@jesselaplante1040]

I think Baal/Beezelbub is Bob. BeezelBOB. Same way Jao-dai became Judy

[@clintrock]

I think Cooper met his double with imperfect courage. So he failed....for now.

[@joeskade6601]

Perhaps Baal was the Fireman.

[@jesselaplante1040]

You're completely misinterpreting the trinity test bomb, the bug and the woodsmen highjacking the AIRWAVES. This was WWII, fear(garmonbozia) what these entities feed on was in the Zeitgeist, it was in the air. When the first A bomb test was successful then the fear of the bomb went World wide. One singular focused fear. Then represented by Judy vomiting numerous eggs, one of the bob, one being a frog moth that is a kind a parasite that will enable Sarah to be possessed later by Judy. The Woodsman highjacked the AIRWAVES(the Zeitgeist) and broadcasted the fear of war, the bomb, and if you listen to his words; the horse is the whites of the eyes and the darkness within. The whites of the eyes as you look away. Not getting yourself involved. The biblical quote that says all.it takes for evil to thrive is for good men to do nothing. That's the white if the eyes and the darkness it creates within us. The White Horse also appears just before something bad is going to happen. Death rides a pale Horse.

[@JAMAICADOCK]

As I see it, the Return wasn't a return at all. Cooper never left the lodge. The Return was all in Cooper's bardo/ purgatory. The doppelganger was in fact Richard, Cooper in a previous incarnation. Richard was an occultist, a practitioner of sex magick, he's loosely based on rocket scientist Jack Parsons. Jack Parsons along with L Ron Hubbard conducted sex rituals during the trinity test, in the hope of resurrecting an ancient goddess of misrule and chaos. Which relates to Richard's sex ritual in the motel, summoning forth Judy. But at a deeper level, the Return is really dealing with Buddhist. Hindu concepts of the afterlife, Cooper is in a state of denial, and can't move forward up the karmic scale. He refuses to see that Richard is his previous life He refuses to embrace the evil in his soul, so as to learn from his mistakes. He refuses to let the case of Laura go, or the fact that Laura maybe paying for her own previous lives. In fact. Cooper's tortured soul, even includes Laura and her mother in some risible cosmic battle. Basically the logic of a dream, wherein unconnected narratives blend into one, He's the dreamer inside the dream, the Hindu/ Buddhist bardo is basically the dream state between incarnations.

[@nettieforce1]

I didn't like it, but what do I know. Coooop!!😉

[@demetria64]

To long of an intro. Sorry guys.