It can't be binged, which these days seems to work against it in many viewers' minds.

I will admit I've taken a bit of pleasure in seeing people who anticipated a pleasant nostalgia trip having their expectations confounded. Perhaps it's easy to say in hindsight but they should have paid more attention to Lynch's recent film output. He's in a different place now.

It is Twin Peaks, just the Fire Walk With Me version of it. No wonder some love it and some hate it.

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After her Twitter rant she may have been edited out of the entire thing for all we know.

It isn't, but you got me: I rewatched it to double check.

That scene was one of those Lynch staples where it feels really self-conscious to start with, but the longer it goes the more you just surrender to it. As a big fan of Lost Highway it was nice to see Getty again.

The truck driver's reaction was hilarious — as though his sports team had just conceded a goal — and, knowing Lynch, it was meant to be.

It's a relatively new idea that's been intensified by the current obsession with franchises. Hell, in the 80s and further back a sequel not making more money than its predecessor wasn't even considered a big deal.

It does feel like the editor just scrapped the second half of this article.

The 'when will it ever end?' trope is a staple of 90s action movies. See also: True Lies, Face/Off.

And one Cage came up with on the day if he's to be believed.

Agree on the dumb qualifier: it actually takes level of smartness to know what tone to pitch for in any given movie and nail it.

I liked the smoker scene. It was a subversion: you think he's going to be stereotypically cool/detached with the girls then he turns out to be a rampant, aggressive dickhead.

He looked so much like Jacques from the original series I almost thought it was the same actor, even though he appears even younger.

I'm feeling absolutely fine about it so far, but ask me again in another 5 episodes.

I think Lynch is totally aware of how ridiculous it is that everyone's so indifferent to Dougie's current state. It's played for absurdity more than realism.

I miss being excited by the prospect of new music from this band.

*Thumbs up*

One By One had a couple of decent tracks, but Grohl says he hates the album now (not that that should change your opinion of it).