Oprah
Uma
Oprah
Uma

*dramatic piano music plays*

I'd say it's been worth it's weight thanks to the water cooler talk alone.

Nah man, one step too far!

I definitely saw her taking breath, not sure if that meant she was still alive or breathing her last

People hate pop artists who sing like girls? Must have missed the memo with Prince and Jeff Buckley

Hope you didn't put money on that bet

Well let's say if the voice didn't do it, the arm sure did.

byeeee

He helps out with Hawkeye's crops.

They're likely his "children" in the same sense Gamora and Nebula are his children - leftovers of races razed by his hand, uplifted.

Ratings that don't count repeat airings, streaming, and on-demand viewing, that is.
3.1 million viewers watched the premiere once all those metrics are taken into account and averaged 2.5 million viewers over the first two weeks/first four eps - probably even more by now.

Bye!

If a character is shown to be abusive to women once in a show where violence happens often, it may as well be a random occurrence. Twice, it hints at a complex. Three times, we can pretty much ascertain it's pathological. By contrasting this repeat behaviour to how cowed he was by Red, it paints a picture of what…

It's definitely an effective tactic.

One could say that

I don't feel Lynch has ever been a director that shies away from the darker side of people's nature. Yes, it's firmly established Richard is a complete dirtbag, but we had no idea what his exact connection was like with his family, or his general relations with them. True, this could have been established in a number…

Sure it is. Again, rhetoric.

Wally Brando, contract killer?

Is it worth discussion with only half the story at hand? I don't feel there's enough to pass judgment. What I believe we can say though is that the evil that men do has always been a thematic part of the darker side of Twin Peaks, not to mention neo-noir being a core part of Lynch's oeuvre.
Personally, I view it as par…