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  • Brazoo
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    Originally posted by toothaction
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  • toothaction
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    8

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  • Mawni
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    Still watching. I think it's great. They're airing the last two eps together up here.

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  • toothaction
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    See you there!

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  • Hector
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    I have not watched the new Twin Peaks yet...too many shows right now, I can't keep up...and I'm in Game of Thrones mode right now, my favorite show...plus the new season of Ray Donovan is starting tonight, lol...

    But don't get me wrong, big Twin Peaks fan here too...will start watching it soon, I promise...

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  • fallensaviour
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    I'm also still watching.One thing that drives me absolutely nuts is the musical exits.
    Not because I dislike the music but because I know the episode is over in two minutes....lol
    Sometimes I just feel like I need five more minutes.

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  • Iron Mego
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    Yup, I don't attach rules to **** I like, ya know. Like, God forbid,enjoying a mainstream movie like Ouija: Origin of Evil. I would happily watch TP when it aired, but I got a partner who has a different rhythm than me, so we watch it when we watch it. Plus, a kid who, since it's summer, is up when it's on, and I don't want her catching anything that might make her stay awake for the next ten years. So, besides all of that, I really don't mind taking it in any which way it happens.

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  • toothaction
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    Originally posted by Iron Mego
    ... (I actually read The Nerdist's recaps before watching the episode) ...
    Yr an odd duck, Markus.

    I've been making a point to have a look at the eps as they're airing live. Really enjoying the fact that I'm experiencing this phenomenon at the exact same time as millions of other people, just like back when I was but a pup. Having a week to marinate on each installment before the next hour of surprises is a pretty delicious treat, too.

    It's a melancholy thrill that we're in the home stretch now, but I'm looking forward to savoring each minute of the story these next six weeks. Is it Sunday yet?

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  • Iron Mego
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    Still watching, but haven't watched the latest episode yet. And I don't even mind spoilers (I actually read The Nerdist's recaps before watching the episode) because it kinda doesn't matter in the case of Lynch. Knowing what's going to happen doesn't really prepare you for what you're going to experience when you watch it.

    I'm fully prepared--though I would still feel some disappointment--to NOT see the Real Cooper at all.

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  • Brazoo
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    SPOILERS:

    That crazy switcheroo last week with the Mitchum Bros. was hysterical. Up until the payoff the Mitchum Bros. were probably my least favorite new characters, but man, that was bonkers.

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  • Brazoo
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    Originally posted by Sideshow Spock
    11 episodes in now, 7 more to go. Anyone still watching?

    SPOILER


    I really can't believe they've stretched out Dougie/Cooper for as long as they have. But unpredictable from Lynch is always predictable
    YUP! It's by far my favorite show in years.

    I can't believe how far they've gone with Dougie either - and since Coop is one of my favorite TV characters of all time I should probably be upset, but instead I'm just amazed at how good they are at messing up my mind. I completely feel like I did back in High School when these first aired - waiting week to week - I cannot get enough.

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  • Sideshow Spock
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    11 episodes in now, 7 more to go. Anyone still watching?

    SPOILER


    I really can't believe they've stretched out Dougie/Cooper for as long as they have. But unpredictable from Lynch is always predictable

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  • Brazoo
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    "They were dear friends for a while, but certain traits started coming out and they became not so nice."

    David Lynch is drawn to eccentric, unusual projects—like Showtime’s current return to his iconic Twin Peaks—because he is quite obviously an eccentric,


    Be sure to scroll down in this article for his amazing "Thank You" video.

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  • Brazoo
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    Originally posted by Iron Mego
    That's exactly what I posted on Facebook!
    Haha - well, what else is there to say?!!

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  • Sideshow Spock
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    Loved Wally Brando!

    And a very special HELLLOOO to Mr Jackpots!

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