A. I feel like there are hints that Dougie acts oddly frequently, even pre-Coop. His oddly named wife mentions his "spells," his co-worker talks about covering for him.
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I'm surprised nobody has called out the fact that there was already a "Dougie" in Twin Peaks — Dougie Milford, who also, maybe-coincidentally is outed as Major Briggs' superior and predecessor in the investigation of supernatural phenomena in the "Secret History."
Is it just me or does one of them look like a Bothan? "Many Bothans died to bring you this 24-hour buffet!"
Um, he was watching a Diahann Carroll porno, get your facts straight.
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There's also the fact that people right this minute are complaining that Coopelganger isn't "acting like BOB" and are also missing the fact that Jeffries (or fake Jeffries) talks about "being with Bob" which is not something a person would generally say TO Bob, but at this point I'm done banging my head against the…
Since no one has ever seriously talked about a new season after this besides, "We'll see what happens," it doesn't really matter all that much either way.
Different times, different audience.
Stranger things have happened. Also, the dates of the individual episodes in the the original series are largely fan speculation. There was very little concrete offered in the dialogue unless I missed newspaper headlines or something. I just rewatched the series and almost feel out of my chair when an early Season 2…
The last time I checked it was averaging about $60 for a paperback that retailed for $10.
Tammy Preston is "Tamara Preston," who appears throughout the notes of the book as the person investigating the dossier.
The entire history of Norma's family was altered to remove any reference to her having a sister. It also gave her a maiden name that wasn't Blackburn and said her mother was dead at the time of the series despite the fact that her mother is an actual character for several episodes.
No, I think Bob is involved, he's an ally, he's pulling the strings, he's in charge, however you want to look at it. What happens to Coop in the 10-15 minutes or so leading up to the last scene and then the callbacks to it in FWWM are very different from the relationships of BOB/Leland, MIKE/Gerard, Giant/Droolcup,…
So when Bob appeared in visions with a bunch of other characters I guess they were all Bob, too.
Because Bob is perfectly capable of just possessing regular people?
I don't think Bob appearing in the mirror in the finale was proof of his possession to begin with.
He's just a doppelganger who is in league with Bob. Just like we see a neutral and crazy tree and a neutral and crazy Laura in the Lodge. He's not Bob.
Considering this is a doppelganger, ie, Coop's dark side, it feels perfectly normal to me that a dark version of him would basically have Coop's traits, used for evil. Cooper is fastidious, passionate, and analytical. So is Coopelganger…but eeeevil.
I don't know, but he smells like burnt motor oil.