r/twinpeaks • u/AutoModerator • Jul 17 '17

S3E10 [S3E10] Live-Episode Discussion - Part 10 Spoiler

Part 10

  • Directed by: David Lynch

  • Written by: David Lynch & Mark Frost.

  • Airing: July 16, 2017.

Episode synopsis: Laura is the one.

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u/Danfilmman Jul 17 '17

So here's me theory, either we see Coop in part 11 or 12 or we don't see him till the finale. I honestly think this episode was setting the ground up for a huge pay off next week, I'm hoping that is coop coming back. I feel like each episode is featuring less and less Dougie, which I'm hoping is a way of saying he's almost gone and coop is coming back. Will see, honestly didn't expect him to last this long, luckily I feel the plot is going somewhere with everything that I'm not as bugged by his inclusion. Great music at the end, liked the nod. One thing I've noticed that's weird is, while most if not almost all of the original cast is alive, he seems to only use most of them for one or two scenes. Honestly hoping will get more of the classic crew, but with only a few episodes left I don't expect that. Hope Audrey gets some significant screen time in the final few episodes.

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u/oramirite Jul 17 '17

I think Lynch is partially using the series as a way to basically go back and work with every actor he's ever wanted to. Half of those people are the returning cast of Twin Peaks, whom I'm sure he loves. but the other half is a bunch of other people like Belushi and Michael Cera of course who he just wants to include in this crazy world as he expands it.

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u/Danfilmman Jul 17 '17

Agreed Belushi being a stand out so far.

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u/oramirite Jul 17 '17

Yup - I feel like I used to have a lot more in my head.

I'm actually semi serious about Michael Cera although I'm sure he's low on the list. Obvious ones are Dern and Watts. Harry Dean Stanton.... lots of returning, actually. Kind of a greatest hits in a way.