Yeah, but I'm one of the few who still liked it.

In defense of James, it's from his interrogation scene that the audience starts to get a sense of who Laura truly was for the first time. Unfortunately, that's probably James's best scene in the whole series and it's so early on everything else he does can't compare.

I had a dream not that long ago that all of the lodge inhabitants, including Agent Cooper, all came into being from ancient heiroglyphs

So it's a Mad Magazine joke too!

Technically Phillip Jefferies too. He only shows up for one scene in FWWM, says some very weird things, and disappears. I also thought of the elderly banker in the finale.

Catvfeesh?

I….don't like Animaniacs?

I vaguely recall the first season, or at least the pilot, running directly against the first season of The Simpsons. Being all of about 4 at the time, my parents chose The Simpsons.

I'm switching back and forth between Destruction & Affliction. Mostly Destruction.

I've been lvling a Dwarflock in WoW recently. Probably continue that.

At this point I'd take Clint Eastwood's advice and vote for President Chair

Detective Munch?

Better Call Trump!

Twitch's Mister Roger's marathon

Twin Peaks.

And he's rumored to enjoy tinkle

Now I know what to do until Twin Peaks returns!

I haven't watched since mid-00's. Did Munch die on the way back to his home planet (Baltimore) ?

I disagree. The point of the computer voices was used effectively to reflect on just how inhumane these monsters are. Also, I doubt you could find anyone, host included, who would be willing to read off the transcripts.

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