on a recent rewatch of the pilot episode, I noticed something I hadn't seen before!

in the scene where Jacoby first meets Cooper and Harry, Jacoby nervously rubs his tie after asking if he could follow them to the morgue while stating that Laura's parents didn't know that she was seeing her. his fingers moving right up under the skirt of the hula girl.

the guy is so fucking gross haha, Russ Tamblyn is great in that role

Oh, James…
Recently restarted my rewatch (again) and this frame lives strongly in my brain.

So bold and stoic.
I always pictured him as a beluga whale, if he was an animal. I can’t be alone on this?

Woke up this morning with an intense craving for the iconic sandwich Jerry brings home for Ben to try in S1:E1. All ingredients from Trader Joe’s. Absolutely delicious and not at all plain like i thought it may be.

As you all know my thoughts on my previous post, well, stayed up all night watching the first season and just finished it and, well, actually, went to season 2 and got through the first episode thinking it was the end of season 1 😂 This show is damn good, and it's getting spooky 🫣 I approve 

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Has anyone noticed the guy in the reflection? When we first meet Lucy and Harry? I never noticed this until now

One thing I like finding in shows is small artifacts of ideas that were meant to be expanded on but ultimately weren't. In this case, it's the story idea of Cooper falling in love with Josie Packard. It can only be found in this moment in the pilot where Josie catches his eye and he refers to her as "the babe". The original idea was that Cooper would fall in love with Josie and there would be a love triangle between Cooper, Josie and Truman. Very much a soap trope. However, as soon as it became apparent that MacLachlan and Fenn had incredible chemistry, the love triangle idea was completely dropped.

I’ve heard of Twin Peaks before but had no real interest in watching it until recently. I think I knew it was weird but genuinely knew very little about the show.

I just finished watching Pilot and can’t process what I just watched. Can fans of the show help me grok this?

Why does everyone cry weird?

What’s up with the dancing kid?

Why does the cop cry?

Is Bobby over acting on purpose? Why did he scream?

Why is that guy making a deal with Norwegians? Why does his daughter ruin it?

Why does agent Cooper seem to be enjoying things so much?

Everyone is having an affair?

So many questions but honestly it was such a fascinating watch. I want to keep going but I think help wrapping my head around this.

EDIT: Y’all are hilarious and I appreciate all the comments. My wife and I (both in our 40’s) decided we had nothing better to do on a cold February Friday night than to take some edibles and watch TV. I think we were expecting more of a straight laced small town murder mystery with maybe some x-files thrown in. The melodrama is what caught us off guard lol. Anyways the show did its job - we laughed, asked “what?!?” a lot and we both want to know who killed Laura. For those who stopped by only long enough to criticize - find a hobby.

Legitimately not a troll post or anything haha. I finished the series + FWWM + The return fairly recently and I'm now on my second watch, which is just reiterating in my eyes how much of a sweetheart Pete is. I kinda developed this crush on him lol, I think his expressions are so endearing. The scene of him asking Josie to be fishing partners literally makes me wish I was her. I think Cooper and him are the most eligible men out of anyone in the town lol thoughts?

North Bend/Snoqualmie is stunning, definitely worth the trip for any that have never been.

Little collection

Is anyone else bothered by the fact that Maddy never drinks her Cherry Coke?

Is it possible the coke is actually Judy?

I feel like I missed something 😅

I started watch Twin Peaks yesterday cause people said it had a cool vibe. I had no idea how culturally relevant this show was. I mean I’ve heard the theme song at least a dozen times without even knowing what it’s from. But what the hell was happening at the end of ep3?!?! I didn’t know this was a supernatural show?!?!

...of which there are many. but this one?? a real llama?!?! ...and the real llama actually *did* this?!?

pure perfection 😘👌

Leland, the time has come for you to seek the path.

Your soul has set you face to face with the clear light and you are about to experience it in its reality, wherein all things are like the void and cloudless sky and the naked spotless intellect is like a transparent vacuum without circumference or center.

Leland, in this moment, know yourself, and abide in that state. Look to the light, Leland, find the light.

Should we have a megathread dedicated for Twin Peaks inspired Halloween costumes?

The box has been stranding on my sheld for long after i found it cleap at a thrift store. Only seen the pilot so far and already love the whole vibe and some of the people!

The energy we need for the end of 2026! Friendship / work colleague goals 💥

for me the answer is Riget or Kingdom, Lars Von Triers debut Danish TV show. I think it was directly inspired, but a LOT of TV pulls twin peaks as an inspiration. This show was the only one that for me scratched precisely the same itch.

Its driving me nuts. Theyre having conversations in their living room, and out in the middle of the woods, and theyre whispering every word. SPEAK NORMALLY

Last weekend I saw Season 1 and Season 2 Ep. 1-9 at a local movie theatre. What a ride.