Pfft. More like you're being served a delicious dinner at a friend's house when you weren't hungry. It's not what you wanted? Everybody else had a great time. Take a doggie bag home and show some gratitude.

sure, it's obviously a Hitchcock nod.

Meh. That's fucking gibberish. Bottom line: Frost and Lynch know how to tell a good story.

if by stride you mean constantly insulting them until he became friendly

maybe you just have different taste and that's ok. No need to be weird and insecure about it just become some strangers like a TV show a lot more than you do. It isn't some sinister plot: they just like a TV show more than you do. S'okay. Deep breaths.

Good. Frost/Lynch get to decide what's Twin Peaks, sure as hell not the likes of Johnny-come-lately you. Oh, you came to the work a few months ago? You know better than the creators now? Gee, maybe you should write something as good.

It wouldn't be great art without boring people thinking it doesn't make sense and other people enjoy it just to make you feel insecure

Sounds more like projection than anything. I don't see anything in his work ever that shows a "deep love" for daytime soaps. Way to shortchange Frost!

your opinions are dreary and even you will look back on this stuff and laugh in a few years once you catch up.

Duwayne Dunham is a world-class editor and always has been. What the hell have you ever done that touches his work?

Sounds like it's more your problem than the show.

Yes, obviously they are "just words." Thanks for the update.

Chris Pine looks like he's auditioning for the role of Shepherd Smith as the Antichrist in a Rapture movie.

"Twin Peaks is a revival." Nice way to shortchange it, it's fucking incredible and Showtime should be applauded for backing such out there work.

I can't imagine living the kind of life where I'd react to David Lynch by sneering about self-indulgence.

I guess you missed the heart-stopping, gorgeous Badalementi chords when the kid got splattered.

you could say that, but you'd sound awfully dumb saying it.

Meh, it's more that Barry Gifford sure hasn't dated well. Lynch needed a better collaborator.

Deep.

usually much sought-after highly-regarded editors go on to actually edit movies. I guess eating out on George's dime beat splicing!