Twin Peaks Season 3
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in Twin Peaks, SeriesJean Renault Was Right: How Cooper Brought the Nightmare
Before you came here, Twin Peaks was a simple place. My brothers deal dope to the teenagers and the truck drivers. One-Eyed Jack’s welcomed the businessmen and the tourists. Quiet people lived a quiet life. Then, a pretty girl die, and you arrive, and everything change […] Kidnapping. Death. Suddenly, the quiet people, they’re quiet […] More
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The Log Lady – Between Two Worlds
[Cooper] Who’s the lady with the log? [Truman] We call her the Log Lady. – Twin Peaks, pilot episode [Log Lady] One day my log will have something to say about this. – Twin Peaks, season 1, episode 1 Famously, neither David Lynch nor Mark Frost like to discuss publicly who contributed what bits to […] More
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Bad Binoculars, Driving Dads, and Dancing Divas: Return Rewatch Part 16
“No knock, no doorbell.” – Diane Evans Here’s what I said about Part 16 a year ago in my Third Day Theories article: “Amazing episode. If Part 8 was pure heroin Lynch, then Part 16 (double-8?) was pure heroin Twin Peaks. In the fan community, there is near universal agreement. It scored a 9.8 post-episode […] More
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Brothers, Bears, and Betrayals: Return Rewatch Part 10
My dream is to go to the place (you know the one) where it all began. On a starry night… on a starry night… when it all began. You said hold me… hold me… hold me. Don’t be afraid. Don’t be afraid. We’re with the stars. – Rebekah Del Rio, “No Stars” Part 10 ends […] More
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Favorites: Top 5 Mr. C Moments
Here at 25YLSite, we handle a lot of heavy lifting. Analysis, interpretation, deep discussion, introspective interviews… you name it, we’ve got it. “Favorites” takes a lighter approach to the material we normally cover. Each week, we will take you through a list of favorites – whether it’s moments, scenes, episodes, characters, lines of dialogue, whatever! […] More
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I Need You To Make Another One – An Unlikely Origin of Douglas Jones
[COOPER] Do you have the seed? Do you have the seed? I need you to make another one. [GERARD] I understand. With this little exchange, we were given a glimpse into the process for manufacturing a tulpa, this time for making Dougie Jones v2.0. You need a DNA sample (a little hair ripped from the […] More
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Third Day Theories Addendum: The Argentinian Black Box
It only appeared in two scenes, both contained within the same “part” early in the season, and yet the black box with the blinking red lights is one of the puzzles that continues to have fans asking “what was the deal with that?” long after Twin Peaks season three played out. I originally wrote about […] More
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The Secret History of Twin Peaks: Oh, What A Tangled Web – Reporting on Reporter Robert Jacoby
There are a lot of brothers featured in Twin Peaks [1]. Ben and Jerry Horne. Doug and Dwayne Milford. Jacques, Bernard and Jean Renault. Even Tim and Tom Pinkle. In My Life, My Tapes we learned that Agent Cooper had a brother, Emmet. The Secret History introduced a couple more brothers to already established characters. […] More
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Hiding in Plain Sight – Judy Revealed
Author’s Note I didn’t originally set out to write a set of articles on this subject, but here we are on the third of the series. This should be the last one. In Maybe It Doesn’t Matter What We Call It – Thoughts on Judy as a Metaphor, I explored the idea of Judy as a metaphor […] More
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Dougie Jones, Inter-dimensional Hitman
Who killed Ruth Davenport? This still stands as one of the burning, unanswered questions of Season 3. The kill shot to the eye would seem to be the calling card of Bad Cooper, but if he was there, why does he need the coordinates that were written on her body? Perhaps it was Bill Hastings, […] More
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The White of the Eyes – Revisiting Judy as a Metaphor
In a previous article, Maybe It Doesn’t Matter What We Call It – Thoughts on Judy as a Metaphor, I presented a case for considering Judy as a metaphor for one of the main lessons of Season 3: living in the present moment. Under that interpretation, the negative forces she represents are regret (living in […] More
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The Enduring Mystery of That F^cker Ray
[WARNING: Post contains spoilers for The Final Dossier.] From the very beginning of The Return, I was intrigued by the character of Ray Monroe, so I was excited when I heard there would be a Ray chapter in The Final Dossier. I went into it thinking I would get some answers about the man who […] More
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