NOT MY LAUNCH CODES.

Well, it found its way from Merriwether Lewis to Richard Nixon back to the Northwest Territories.

In my head, she's Lucy and Andy's niece.

I actually really dug how on "This is Us" on NBC, one character had a mental breakdown and started playing the opening credits music in a concert hall with nonsense lyrics.

I used to have a bunch of Twin Peaks tracks as cues on my phone. For example, Audrey's Dance (which seemed to be the standard "plot twist" music for the old show) for text messages. After awhile, I started to feel like I was on the show.

The ring was on Annie when she left and was stolen by an ER nurse in a FWWM deleted scene.

Well, based on Frost's book, the Lewis and Clark expedition was about taking Laura's ring out west and locating the Black Lodge entrance, which Thomas Jefferson was doing in the name of the heroic Freemasons (who the Bookhouse Boys seem to be an offshoot of) in conflict with the evil Illuminatti. One would infer that…

There seems to be a perhaps troublesome but still terrifying idea in TP that otherworldly evil can infect via sexual contact. Ie. evil possession via rape.

Unless Andy and Lucy are also Lodge Spirits. Turns out they're the supreme deities of the universe and Wally Brando is the Messiah/Hercules who must save humanity.

She was wearing Caroline's clothes in the hospital scene.

New York is a state of mind. But also a lodge.

Is Shelly wearing Laura's/Annie's ring as a necklace?

i actually do interpret Nicky as Leland/BOB's son.

People keep revising the definition of Millennial to make it younger. Initially coined for people who turned 18-21 or so around the turn of the Millennium (and starting around 1980 in demographic reports, also called "Gen Y"), researchers have continually slid the birthdate forward while marketers and pundits continue…

Why would that be a dealbreaker?

Santa Claus was born in 1985
He had a Cowabunga, Diet Pepsi, Bowie jive

I got a "wallowing in post-modern references of culture" notification for this?

I took it to be at least through 2015. I would buy a cake for any writer who had the guts to use that as an excuse to officially bring back Amy/Rory, the American president the Master killed, Robin Hood, Shakespeare, or other similarly oddball characters by saying, "Naturally, all dead people are Cybermen."

I took it that Missy had converted literally every human who died pre-2015, including those whose corpses might require reassembly.

The two Coops doing a duet, obviously, before merging.