Me and my girlfriend spent some time in Washington State, had some time in North Bend. Drove through the scenery, Douglas firs everywhere, Twin Peaks soundtrack on. Bucket list ticked.
P.S Scott’s Dairy Freeze is a must whilst there
Just added this cool piece to the Lodge.
My walls are all blank and I need something to put there. I have a poster of the Spanish film All About My Mother (1999) but I want a Twin Peaks-related poster. It’s hard to find posters but if you have options, feel free to send me pictures! These are my current options:
i’m tired of the james hatred. james is fucking cool. riding away on his motorcycle with his beautiful glowing dome, sings beautiful ballads, gets any woman he wants, incredibly romantic truly, effortlessly fucking cool man. david lynch knows james is cool, why can’t everyone see it. i love james, and without him twin peaks would not be the same.
I posted this as a comment but I figured I would give it its own post.
I think Jacoby is to some degree aware of the nature of their reality. His 3D glasses, thinking about how the earth/mrC/MajorBriggs are shown in 2D from the higher dimensional perspective of the white lodge. “Hindukush” a historic Jacobi studied hinduism “my little coconut”. The show is all about egodeath

Started rewatching TP, in the pilot, i noticed that andy is speaking to lucy, who is at the sheriff's office, with a mobile phone, while crying. However, if I remember correctly, in s3, Frank Truman walks in while on the phone with lucy, which causes her to faint, as she isn't used to the ability of a mobile phone. Is there an explanation for this, or is it just a minor error?
i'm rewatching the original run, and i noticed that as leland is dying, he says that he doesn't remember doing any of what he did. however, in FWWM, it's pretty clear that he did know what he was doing. so... was he lying?** i wouldn't put it past him, but tbh he seemed to be more genuine as he was dying than any of his other "grieving" moments earlier in the show. also, i don't understand why he would be lying at that point...if he's about to die, what does it matter? i guess it makes him more sympathetic to the public if his actions are written off as insanity, but again, why would leland/BOB care about that?
**edit to add: the secret diary also really makes it seem like he knew the whole time...
