Michael Horse has surprisingly good comedic timing! The aforementioned bunny line, and "let's all sit down [beat] …I will sit down" really got me.

I cannot imagine that Audrey and whoever Laura Dern is playing don't have significant roles in the story. Maybe Naomi Watts too, I doubt Lynch cast one of his favorite people in a bit part.

That was Gordon.

Didn't she say he died 8 years ago? There's no way Nacho has been in the business long enough to have anything on that.

Oh goddamnit, really? I have wait two weeks for more Twin Peaks AND this? What am I supposed to do?? Go outside???

at least Daria got the mercy of a gunshot to the head, Maddy just got beat to death.

Only the stuff Lynch was involved with matters. If you remember the first 9 and the final episode, you're good.

Lynch has always had bad effects in his stuff. You either buy into it or you don't, it adds to the surrealness and the capability to laugh at it.

Gosh do I like this album significantly more than Beat The Champ, which only diminishes with age. Still not as good as Transcendental Youth, which I think is right up there with Sunset Tree, but very good all the same.

I was too busy focusing on his weird sweater-thing.

Someone has to sit that guy down and talk to him about that hat.

I get it, but this series IS about saving the entire universe, soooooo it kinda can't avoid it.

Baby Park is one of the best courses in the series. It's pure chaos.

The series would be for Wizard & Glass, not the rest of the "present-day" story.

Wait, did Stephen King actually live out the beginning of the second season of Twin Peaks?

Michael Mando has the sweetest deal on TV. His name is in the credits for every single episode (which I think means he gets paid residuals for each one?), and only ever actually APPEARS in maybe a third of those episodes.

I think Mike has at least a modicum of respect for Jimmy, they wouldn't be continually associated otherwise. He definitely has no respect for Saul Goodman, but I think Mike at least respects Jimmy's hustle.

Judging by her being like 8-10 years old in this show, and also 8-10 years old in the show that takes place six years later, we can only assume Kaylee is actually an immortal being that has existed for thousands of years, taking the form of a young child.

I saw Jeremy Rowley on there, so I can only assume Ming returns as well, so they can't ALL be winners, I guess.

J'kwelyn? A-A-ron?