How Richard Nixon, L. Ron Hubbard and Conspiracy Theories Tie Into ‘Twin Peaks’

Cast list for Season 3 is very very interesting.

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a reply to: ColdWisdom

Is David Lynch involved at all??

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originally posted by: ColdWisdom

David Ducovny played a transsexual DEA agent in Twin Peaks before he went on to play Fox Mulder in X Files.

I have tried to watch Twin Peaks before, on Netflix. I've heard great things about it, but I can't seem to get past the first 3 or 4 episodes. Perhaps it's the dated presentation. I'm sure it was a lot different watching it first-run.

Same here. Late 80s is quite old for attempting to get interested.

Alas, Ill try again!

Netflix suggested it to me years ago. The late 80 s mill town opening really had me doubting until I recognized the road and then Snoqualmie Falls. Because I knew the area, the opening drew me in. Then I thought it was satire, making fun of the PNW and other shows common at the time. It has everything! You have a murder mystery with a soap opera feel, the moody teenage love triangle, a cop drama, military sci fi, abusive spouse, rich bad guys, situational comedy etc.
Then the bizarre happens. I think the red room is in the third episode with the dwarf.

I think most ATS members would love the show. It's strange, hilarious, and keeps the brain working.

All the characters are likeable in there own ways. I didn't like the Moody teenage guy (can't remember his name) or Heather Grahams waitress character. But I'm sure some could relate to them.

I'm watching.

Always watching.

As is my log.

a reply to: Zeta Reticuli

David Lynch is directing the new season. Mark Frost wrote all the episodes for the new season and he authored The Secret History book.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

RIGHTEOUS!!

Bump Bump

We have an official release date folks:

It is happening again!

Season 3 just premiered tonight on Showtime!

I'm watching in awe!

a reply to: ColdWisdom

I'd never watched this show before but read on here that it was really good. I tried to watch the first episode the other night with my wife but it was so slow moving we couldn't do it. I'm sure it's a good show but I would have had to have started watching it back in the day to get into it enough to catch up to the current episodes. I just don't thing it will happen.

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I tried to watch the first episode the other night with my wife but it was so slow moving we couldn't do it. I'm sure it's a good show but I would have had to have started watching it back in the day to get into it enough to catch up to the current episodes. I just don't thing it will happen.

One of those type, eh?

My suggestion is to watch the prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me first.

That's actually how it happened for me, I saw the prequel film in my teens (made after seasons 1-2 were cancelled) and then I watched seasons 1-2 on netflix around 2011, and then I waited ever so patiently for tonight. Season 3, the Twin Peaks Reboot aired just moments go on Showtime! IT WAS FANTASTIC.

Nevermind the slow pace, less is more in a Lynchian universe.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

Again you bring good stuff to ATS.

Thanks

Mark Frost:
They can’t accept the idea that a lone gunman shot JFK,

He's got the green light to continue the "official narrative" LOL

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I try.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

One of those type, eh?

I don't know, what type are you talking about? As for me, I like a good story and slow paced is what I grew up on back in the '60s and '70s, but my wife is 23 years my junior and doesn't have the patience I do. I guess I did make it sound like it was me but I was only afraid she was getting bored with it. I may give it a chance on my own though.

Oh, and thanks for the link, I'll check that out.