Yep. This seems more like something some person who is trying to copy Twin Peaks would do not something actually from Lynch. It’s like Lynch is trying so hard to be Lynch he falls in his face

Oh yeah, he’s older in that vid.

It’s just an ad for the new series.

I loved the original Twin Peaks. This new one fails in so many levels . It lacks everything that made the original great especially the interesting exchanges between characters. I mean shit one episode is almost half silent with no talking. .

Uh... yeah. This does what it says on the tin—it’s an ancient, 1990s video from some Japanese TV show or informercial

That is NOT how Muad’dib from 1990 looks..

I know the show runners stopped caring about timelines and just want to get to the action, but like Varys at the end of the last season, the fact Jorah crossed the ocean and continent - when starting out with no money and on foot in the middle of a desert land - and had time to be locked up before Dany even shows up…

WHY DIDN’T YOU KILL ED SHEERAN WHEN YOU HAD THE CHANCE ARYA

Not to be a snob, but [puts on snob hat, snob glasses, and snob coat and tie) blended scotches are for homeless people. I would gladly take one bottle of Talisker over five bottles of Johhnie Walker Blue. Nothing says “I’m rich, but I’m also clueless and have bad taste” than Blue.

This is a good point. Especially notice that Obi-Wan spares Luke the gory details of his father’s (supposed) death, simply leaving it as a basic “he was betrayed and murdered by a pupil of mine.” He knew Luke wasn’t ready to know the details, and it wasn’t the time for them anyway.

Except... if it fell out of billy MiB’s pocket in the modern timeline when he shows up and drags Delores to the barn, it would make perfect sense for the picture not to be subject to decades of weathering, explain why it wasn’t buried deeper, and make perfect sense, timingwise, as to when D’s dad found it.

His dad is dead because Disney ordered it. Virtually every main character in classic Disney movies has been forced to go through the tragic death of at least one of their parents. Two loving parents is an unacceptable fantasy at the house of mouse.

Pixar back in the day: “Hey, kids! What if your toys could talk? And bugs were cute! And monsters were nice? And and and... yay!”

Pixar now: “Your wife will die. Your emotions will die. Your cars and toys will DIE.”

You sure this isn’t one of Lindelof’s scripts?

I’m not buying it. Al wasn’t excited because he found THE Woody. He’s excited because he found A Woody. (Stay focused.) The excitement was because he found the HAT.

This is needlessly melodramatic. The story is better if the parents got divorced, if only because Andy doesn’t need to have found his father’s toys at the moment of death. I mean, seriously.

Oh god, please give us Howardesque Harrison Ford voice-overs.

I really don’t know HOW those jurors looked at this and....I just can’t.

I loved this story so much as a child.