So GoodCoop will kill all the remaining doppelgängers and Renaults with one arrow shot, and then two minutes before the series ends, The Log Lady's going just say, "Nope, I'm done with this, everyone go home"— and they do?

If Fred Armisen shows up on Twin Peaks, I'll stop watching.

Bingo.

C-

BOB gave DoppelCoop his orders, but is not inhabiting Coop's body in the way that he inhabited Leland's. DoppelCoop is a resident of the Black Lodge with a physical body.

I don't understand why people think every piece of art needs to equally represent every kind of person. Lynch does what Lynch does and has created a bunch of compelling female characters in both this and other projects who stand right alongside his male characters.

I KNEW IT!

Mona Lisa or not, I stopped being a fan of Leonardo Da Vinci when I realized how few other paintings of women he created, and how many of those were topless.

I didn't notice, or don't remember. It reminded me more of BOB than anyone.

Well, I wasn't. Ya happy?

CHEEVER WEPT

I have a feeling 430 refers to the amount of money Coop needs to break out of Dougie's body. He collected 425k from the Silver Mustang, but Janey-E gave the bookies 25k. Maybe he'll get a 30k bonus after uncovering Tom Sizemore's scam?

i think there's evidence on both sides; they could have omitted him like a Catherine and Donna but he's also too central to the action to not mention. I like that they're giving him an offscreen story, but this sequence specifically, where Frank is learning the immediate aftermath of 2.22, needed narration from Harry…

I don't think Diane was always like this. I think we're meant to believe her current temperament is the result of her abuse by DoppelCoop.

Was anyone else freaked out when the government agent told the detective and the coroner that 'they didn't hear it from her but this wouldn't be their investigation for much longer' and immediately some straggly person covered in shadow passed by the door?

Harry Goaz was in full combover mode by the original pilot.

I was extremely frustrated by it. It would be impossible to adjust.

Josie wasn't stuck in the doorknob, she was in the wood all over the hotel; Pete Martell kept spotting her.

Nightcrawlers is an imagination-based game.

The scene with the cops in Dougie's office is just one of the most splendidly ludicrous things I've ever seen. Coop-as-Dougie has the capacity of a two-year-old yet his surroundings are compensating for it to such a degree that his wife and boss are defending him in a police investigation in which we soon find out he…