What did you think of the season 3 finale of Twin Peaks?
What did you think of the season 3 finale of Twin Peaks?
Benjamin Edwards
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Juan Anderson
Personally I'd say it might be the best episode of season 3, or at the very least top 3.
Kevin Jones
Better than the season 2 finale desu
Zachary Evans
phenomenal
Parker Green
Absolute kinoma for true kino enjoyers.
I miss /tpg/.
Owen Phillips
Kino of the highest order. The Freddy punching out BOV scene makes me laugh so hard. Then time stops and it goes somewhere else entirely. Watching it live and seeing all the reactions really made it
Chase Diaz
/tpg/ loved it based on a poll I made. Over 1000 posters took part in the voting too
Colton Foster
Lynch's masterpiece, unironically
Owen Garcia
fpbp, that was my favorite episode too
Justin Gray
hit me really hard. still think about it all the time, as lynch intended.
Jason Bailey
So what happened in it?
When Bob dies time is reset, Cooper is back in the black lodge, sitting in the same exact spot he was in Part 2 "Is it future or is it past?" perhaps the most literal use of the quote in the show so far because this time we really don't know, all of the events in season 3 have just unfolded, everything that happened lead Cooper back to square one, this time he gets to leave the lodge "for real" unlike the first where he got ejected "NON-EXISTENT"
In this world, like the main one there are spots that are magical or something, the road him and Diane ride down is one of those, they find themselves going through it and assume the roles of Richard and Linda.
Eli Perry
the contrast between part 17 and 18 is hilarious, 17 ending on like a comic book style defeat of bob and then Cooper travels back in time to save Laura from the past and then part 18 happens, which is in terms of tone closest to FWWM out of any episode in season 3
Bentley Bailey
It's a pocket dimension, or a trap, for Judy. Cooper and Diane summoned her there with sex, just like in the first episode. The "whites of the eyes" are now directly observing, and she's basically looming over everything while Cooper is trying to get Laura to awaken or whatever
Jaxson Adams
Liam Barnes
Definitely top 3 but nothing prepared me for peart 8. Might be the best episode of television ever.
Benjamin Taylor
Based
Ian Perry
The back half of Season 2 and most of Season 3 is Twin Peaks minus "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" Season 3 Episode 18 is Twin Peaks minus anyone killing Laura Palmer.
Tyler Perry
Perfection of the highest order and it singlehandedly Lynched countless.
Henry White
I enjoyed it
the doug stuff was really dumb and funny and the mobsters were endearing
all the girls are really milfy
it was extremely cool to see bobby as a police officer with some of his old personality still intact, but a bit heartbreaking to see him interact with his (ex?) wife and daughter.
I still think I don't completely understand what happened in the last bit but the parts I did understand I enjoyed, I wish the guy who played pete was still alive to play the glove guy.
a lot of the timeline stuff went over my head like that one scene in the diner where everything shifts everyone talks about, I only watched it once.
I liked
>I am the FBI
James Price
>we live inside a dream
The cooper overlay was kino
Asher Diaz
The dougie stuff is a lot more interesting on repeat viewings IMO
Ryder Lopez
A reminder that Twin Peaks Season 3 was ranked as the best "film" of the 2010s by the most prestigious film institution in France
Hudson King
feels like it's just his hubris getting to him, and him failing at everything in the end. He thought he could accomplish something by bringing her back to her home, but he didn't.
The world he as Richard found himself in is less real than the one we know, Laura probably isn't alive as she remembers everything at the end and then everything collapses and they're back in the lodge again.
I love the finale but I wish it was just a little more clear what was supposed to be going down. The very first scene we hear 430, Richard and Linda and Two birds with 1 stone, clearly meant to be significant but why we still don't really know
Levi Cook
season 3>original twin peaks, but
original twin peaks ending>season 3 ending
simple as
Jose Smith
no I loved it, I meant dumb in a good way I guess
even though in the back of my head I was always wondering
>whens coop coming back
I had a big stupid smile on my face whenever doug was on screen
Eli Morales
I love the Judy's Diner scene a lot. I love Cooper in the episode
Landon Diaz
Dougie is the best thing to grace televisions in the past decade. It's so funny and endearing and comfy to watch on repeats. Never get tired of Dougie
Eli Martinez
Hated it at first, now it's one of my faves
Ryan Fisher
I was honestly surprised by how short his role felt overall on repeat viewings. Maybe it's just me though
Carson Morris
man i fuckin love this show
Charles Scott
you mean Richard?
Isaiah Wood
Return season 2 when?
Thomas King
what the fuck
Brandon Harris
Never, i hope. The point of The Return was that the return is impossible. I'd rather like to see Lynch working on some antelopes unable to run
Caleb Flores
Jade!
Jace Cruz
That's fine, twinpeaks chuds from the official fan forum/site said Wisteria is a dream version of TP.
Jace Nelson
Dougie Jones is one thicc bih
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Nolan Phillips
I liked that midge hit man haha. He should get him own backstory show
Jayden Hughes
Zachary Watson
I won't be mad if that ends up being the case honestly. I just think Lynch is more than Twin Peaks
Jaxson Gonzalez
>"Is it future or is it past?" perhaps the most literal use of the quote in the show so far because this time we really don't know
Are you sure you know before that point? They're very subtle about it, but time is fucked up all throughout season 3. People in the diner swap places between camera cuts, Ed watches a desynchronized reflection of himself eating, the whole season takes place over a handful of days but the day/night transitions between scenes don't add up correctly.
Gabriel Robinson
That mushroom cloud lamp is incredible.
Jonathan Bailey
based bobeposter
Josiah Sanders
There he is.
Mason Ward
Couldn't get through the first episode. It was the most boring detective/mystery shit and smoking advertising trash. What the fuck?
You retards recommend the dumbest shit
Angel Murphy
yeah dude
Daniel Howard
Lynched and filtered.
John Jackson
Nolan Thomas
Like the entirety of the 3rd season; it was absolute shite
Isaac Bell
>What is this? Kindergarten?
Hunter Ross
I would let her give me two rides if you catch me drift ssponngebob me boy arg arg arg
Tyler Brooks
>post yfw Dark Space Low starts playing
Levi Ross
I still can't tell you what the hell the ending was actually about but it gave me an immense feeling of dread.
Austin Diaz
Cooper is the Magician. He thinks he understands far more than he actually does. His arrogance gets the better of him.
Robert Morales
>the doug stuff was really dumb and funny and the mobsters were endearing
>all the girls are really milfy
This is what I love about Lynch. He can horrify and confuse us and all that, but in the middle of it there's so much goofy fun and usually hot girls he isn't afraid to have us oogle. I don't know any other director that can jump from episode 8 to zany mob shenanigans and it never feels wrong or out of place. Does anyone else create worlds where all these things happen and it not feel intentionally lolsorandom?
Easton Torres
it was about Dale being in over his head and failing, brutally. He couldn't do what Laura did at the end of FWWM, he couldn't move on, in his mind he could change things but then he's reminded that he couldn't and that he failed.
Eli Gomez
>The dougie stuff is a lot more interesting on repeat viewings IMO
Ok so I'll be honest, The Return was about the most enjoyable TV or film experience I've had and I am scared of rewatching any of it because I don't want to fuck with the memories I have of it. I can't be the only one like this.
Carson Gonzalez
he is, but TPTR is the best of Lynch
Chase Stewart
>Wisteria is a dream version of TP
Whatever it is I just hope it got made and we get one last helping of Lynch kino.
Ryan Bailey
This may be the biggest lynching I've read in a long long time. Jesus
Easton Price
>His arrogance gets the better of him.
This. He overestimates his power level and thinks he can control reality. The universe says, "fuck you"
James Ortiz
rewatch it, man. I don't think you'll end up regretting it. There's nothing like season 3 of Twin Peaks, it may not be flawless but its still a masterpiece.
Nathan Ward
whatever the interpretation leave it to fuckin lynch to make me feel such an amazing sense of dread that i come to love it if that makes any sense
the whole sequence when diane gets the :-) text up to the shootout is such a master class of pacing and building tension, fuck i love this show
Matthew Evans
>that look on his face when he realizes there is no magical answers to be found at the house
Nolan Allen
11 days until the 5 year anniversary of the premiere of season 3. How will /tpg/ commemorate?
Evan Reyes
It will enrich your memories, if anything
Jace Morgan
i really liked this shot
also i got surprisingly emotional at the pilot footage and young laura meeting cooper. the shot of pete fishing hurt more than anything desu
Aaron Turner
It was a badass way to end the season desu. Total desolation