Please be Highfather in New Gods. Please.

Thanks for the report. I could have sworn that at least some of that sequence was “backwards,” just choreographed in such a careful and practiced way so that it wasn’t quite noticeable, and that Coop’s dialogue was ADRed rather than have the more obvious backwards talk.

Maybe no more Twin Peaks, per se, but clearly the door has been left open for spin-offs. I don’t know that we’ll get too many seasons of the Sartrean Soul Train of Bang-Bang: Live at the Roadhouse, but I fully expect The Mitchum Brothers to have legs.

I certainly don’t have any over-arching theories to toss out, but I was sharply struck by how similar Coop’s attempt to walk Laura out of her situation through the woods was to the tragic conclusion of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, especially Cocteau’s film of it. In fact, a fair amount of Lynch’s otherworldly,…