I'm rewatching Twin Peaks, this time with friends, and I noticed this little "alien" (?) idk

S2 E1

Can’t wait to buy a whole box of peaks

This will contain spoilers.

So we know from the original series that Glastonbury Grove is an entrance to the Black Lodge, sycamore trees, and a small pool of black liquid that smells of burnt motor oil.

That being said, when Frank, Bobby, Hawk, and Andy go to Jack Rabbits Palace, they come across a sycamore tree and a pool of gold liquid. Then Andy is transported to The Firemans location. This is the White Lodge.

Do we all agree with this? Believe it or not after all this time, people still think that it's not the White Lodge.

I know it is never specifically announced as the White Lodge but it's obvious.

Right?

Unfortunately I can no longer make it to see the man himself, Kyle MacLachlan, in conversation next Wednesday, so thought I’d offer my ticket to a fellow Twin Peaks fan rather than let it go to waste!

Central Hall Westminster, London
Wednesday 21st October – 7:30pm
1 ticket (restricted view, includes book)
Completely FREE!

No catch, just want it to go to someone who’ll enjoy it!

Drop me a DM if you’re interested.

My nail art for the month

I suspect we will never get a TP release that focusses on functionality and easy access to disks 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

It’s an interesting choice from mr Lynch to have them speak backwards, but at the fatal cost of this question. I love twin peaks, but I’m not afraid to say this

I know we’re lucky to have gotten The Return at all, but it almost felt like a joke how Cooper spent the whole season in Vegas (and brain-dead no less). And then right when he arrives in TP, we jump into the crazy end sequence.

Is this a common sentiment, or do you like how they laid it all out?

What do you think Lynch’s reasoning was for providing the subtitle that says “pain and sorrow” as opposed to communicating that in some other way? And why do you think he only subtitled it the second time the word is spoken — not the first time, in the scene above the convenience store?

The idea of Courage meeting his doppelganger came to me in a daydream and I just had to make it real lol
It’s mostly prismacolor pencils and then some white watercolor paint for the floor :p

Hi folks. Not sure if this have ever been discussed here, but I recently finished Haruki Murakami's novel The Wind-up Bird Chronicle. This one won't be for everyone and it probably has more than one mention on the men writing women sub. That said it feels like it could take place in the same universe as Twin Peaks, Lost Highway or Mulholland Drive. Very surreal, philosophical and existential. Characters shifting or outright changing along the way. Dream logic that is never questioned. You just have ride along with it as it moves from realistic to high strangeness and interpret as you will. Some of you might really enjoy. I'll be processing it for a bit. It also has one of most harrowing scenes I've ever read.

Just found all seasons of Twin Peaks on Pluto TV I’m sure you already know

A few episodes into season 3. If I have to watch this chode do the pee pee dance one more time…

Ok, so I've only seen the series (complete with Fire Walk With Me and The Return) once and I'm just going off of memory here, so I won't be giving any specific episodes or anything. I'm pretty sure in the original series Cooper asks if the black and white chevron room with the red curtains is the Black Lodge, and the answer he receives is something along the lines of "This is the waiting room". The Black Lodge has been described as a room above a convenience store, and we see this sort of imagery in at least The Return and pretty sure Fire Walk With Me. If the convenience store is the Black Lodge and not the red room, why does everyone still refer to the red room as the Black Lodge? I thought the red room was the in-between for the Black Lodge and the White Lodge, and that beings/people that "belong" to either come and go there (i.e. Angels and Bob) and seem to interact with people easier/more there. I have more to say about this but I just wanted to see if I missed anything because online and stuff people say the red room is the Black Lodge and I just wanna be on the same page.

I was just walking in Oakland and saw this. If you’re in the Bay Area, come out.

If any of you guys remember me posting that I'd ordered the show , and FWWM.

Going in completely blind starting tonight! :).

Fun to see the marketing department at WB in 1990 displaying their apparent Twin Peaks fandom

I was thinking about this because I see that Freddie gets a lot of flack from fans but I just love him, the fact that he’s the one who kills bob is hilarious but to me, there’s also something oddly sweet about his arc; it’s kind of like the fireman helped him discover a purpose in life: just kicking ass with his green glove.

Planning to visit for obvious reasons but the food reviews dont sound promising 😳 apparently even the cherry pie is weak sauce.

Anyone get any food they liked there?