If you face Nick Denton’s failed microblogging platform with imperfect courage, it will utterly annihilate your soul, and then automatically log you out.

I think most town subplots are like snapshots of Twin Peaks this time around - little vignettes floating in and around the core storyline of Coop’s journey back to himself and the town, which is why most of them are much more truncated than in the original series. They give us just enough with Ed, Norma, Nadine,…

I’ll give this one shot - Kinja is hell. Anyway, my many-crossposted comments -

Lovely. Shockingly, the one real life tragedy he couldn’t find a way to camp up (Katrina) went on hold for months.

Fuck off.

“Longer than you think, Dad!”

There is none. Leave now, provincial scum.

No chance I give this thing my email

Time for another rooftop cocktail party for the Gawker Media staff with Uncle Nick!

I have to click for more at least ten times per minute, the white space is blinding, I have a burner account and the admins are recommending we use an unofficial extension designed for a single browser.

In fairness, the Gawkerization of AVC has been evident in content for a couple years.

No you wouldn’t.

This blows.

They weren't clean.

No, he only appeared as a non-speaking Woodsman in FWWM. Might have recurred in unmade future films, I dunno. Several other Woodsmen are seen in that sequence in FWWM, one is played by Frost's brother (and series staff writer) Scott. But the Woodsmen in FWWM - while likely the same type of being, IMO - are clean, not…

Blown away. Don't have a laundry list this week. Just wow.

I doubt it. I think the last thing they shot was casino scenes from parts 3 or 4. But I do think a fourth season is possible.

The thing is, he's had those kind of long, literal storytelling scenes before (Mulholland Drive). It sort of weaves a spell. In the case of Freddie's story, he is this super-jaunty, broad British stereotype who is ridiculous but also good and kind and meant to be taken earnestly - it's both a shaggy dog story full of…

I think it was written and designed as a one-off, but they left the door open. And there's been lots of rumblings (and vague comments from Lynch) about him being inspired and wanting to continue after all.

She has a similar role on Season 1 of Outcast - not a bad show. She's almost as scary.