Fan: I want to see Cooper eating pie! When does that happen?
Me: HEL-LOOOOOOOOOOO

Lynch's advice watching the new series. "Keep your eye on the donut, not the hole."

Metal heads scream "Get the fuck out of here, kid!" and are promptly blown up by ridiculous explosion while breaking into Dougie's ugly car, visible charred body and leg? Very intentionally funny.

Spot on about the weight of everything. Watch closely. Like the guy watching the glass box. The meta irony of that scene, I still can't get over it.

Someone on YouTube looped the Bad Coop face squish to last for 11 minutes. Hilarious. It's unfortunately been pulled.

My initial feeling was the same as the OP, but now I agree with you. This is shaping up to be a spellbinding summer.

People on Reddit are claiming that the statue is none other than David Bowie, which would make going from Buenes Aires (where Philip Jeffries was) back to that statue extra strange. I'm not saying I subscribe to this theory, but it certainly is fun. However this shakes out, it stands to reason that we will be seeing…

I believe that was Pierre, Mrs Tremont's grandson.

I believe that is Pierre, Mrs Tremont's grandson. He's seen in the "convenience store" scene ("Fell a victim.").

Hmm, I hugely enjoyed it as usual, but the third is my favorite thus far. Coop's bizarre ride into the space room, going through the outlets, Dougie's head popping off, Bad Coop vomiting up creamed corn…it was Lynch gone bananas and one of my favorite episodes of television ever.

No, that never happened.

I love the fight, but that's blasphemy. Nothing is better than Roddy Piper and Keith David's forever alleyway brawl.

Is it possible Chester Desmond was a dream of Cooper's? I've seen that theory bounce around. Chet disappears, cut to Philadelphia, and Cooper, who gives Gordon Cole the time and "I was worried about today because of the dream I had." However, this theory doesn't really hold up as Gordon (after Jeffries vanishes) asks,…

I'm enjoying it. It's a journey/odyssey back. He's slowly piecing everything back together. Remember, there are still 13 hours to go.

We may not actually *see* Laura die, but you feel it. Her death in FWWM is very brutal and very sad.

There's also that scene in Lost Highway in which Patricia Arquette has to strip naked (not that there's anything wrong with that) in front of Robert Loggia of all people with a gun to her head. Lynch has no problem showing men at their worst. He also has no problem showing bad things happening to these same men. Most…

Ummmm…Twin Peaks episode 5? HEL-LOOOOOOOOOOO

The Chromatics' song at the end of Episode 2 is conveniently titled "Shadow".

Extra baffling: where did Laura Palmer go after she left the Lodge? I suspect we will see her again. Will she show up like Good Coop a la Dougie Jones? Does this having anything to do with the ad campaign for S3 that featured the Laura homecoming queen photo saying "MISSING: LAST SEEN 25 YEARS AGO"? Has Good Coop…

You should've ended that with "HEL-LOOOOOOOOOO!"