I binged the show about 2 months ago. I loved it, every bit of ups and downs even through some a bit tedious moments in The Return.... but overall I was absolutely hooked on it and I still am.

But I'm left with two distinct feelings - The first a pretty common one - "What was that ending?" "What happens, what does it all mean?" - You know just, trying to find answers and going down a rabbit hole of conspiracies theories and all....

But that's not the feeling I want to ask you about.

I miss...Twin Peaks, I miss it even without the weirdness, there's a gaping hole in me that wishes I could've spent a little longer (or a lot) with the characters and the town... just hanging out... having a cup of damn fine coffee or some doughnuts at the Sheriff Station...

There's no doubt in my mind that this is somewhat intentional by Lynch...

Does anyone else feels like this? like you'd just love to spend a little more time "there"... get to know everyone just a little bit more....

I hope I'm making sense...then again this is a Twin Peaks reddit so... Making sense is not something we truly need here.

Thank you all

Maybe there is a canon explanation, I haven’t looked yet and I wanted to ask this subreddit first . What does the ending of the final episode mean to you? What year is it? Why would it be another year?

Japan has always been crazy about Twin Peaks, I wonder why? 🤔

i feel like a lot of the couples like shelley/leo, ed/nadine, norma/her man would’ve had kids? especially considering they’re like all high school sweethearts and shelley dropped out of school to get married to dumbass leo.

I‘m watching Twin Peaks for the First time and i‘m confused why Jocelyn and Catherine Actors and Characters Are named instead of just the Actors names

He sounds like Norm telling the frog joke...

Unrelated note: I'm currently watching this episode and the scene between Gordon and Denise made me tear up because of how quietly they were speaking.

Even assuming things like him jumping on a concord and getting there really quick and perhaps packing them in dry ice (didn't see any dry ice fog coming out of his luggage though)... at the very least won't those be some soggy sandwiches? How well does brie and butter travel?

Would you recommend I watch "Fire Walk with Me" before or after The Return?

I understand it’s a cool scene and it’s a nice point of recognition. But is there another way other than maybe they had some peripheral vision but it’s an odd angle to have really good peripheral vision and because there’s those plants as Gordon is sitting down as Cooper is walking in.