There’s something literally perfect about the first season of Twin Peaks
Everyone is perfect
The mood is perfect
The way it’s shot is perfect
Even by the S2 premiere (which is good imo), something feels tainted
Does anyone else know what I mean
There’s something literally perfect about the first season of Twin Peaks
Elijah King
Aaron Parker
You mean season 3. That's the perfect one. FWWM too.
Robert Butler
Remember 2017 when all those twin peaks the return threads were poppin
Gavin Allen
why hes smoking so much?
Carter Fisher
Nothing stays pure forever. Corruption (Judy) always makes its way into everything.
I wanna go back.
Zachary Murphy
He likes smoking
Lincoln Murphy
If the man wants his smokes, let him have his smokes
Luis Thompson
Everything post S1 felt too on the nose. They played up the weirdness and surreal without the kind of subtlety S1 balanced perfect
Oliver Harris
the creative portion of the brain is rich with cholinergic receptors
nicotine is the very breath of the artist
Alexander Kelly
Uh... guys?
Nathan White
TP should've been a miniseries, with less characters
Ian Edwards
>8
That’s the number of today, August 16th, 2020!
Isaiah Walker
Wrong, wrong and wrong again.
Michael James
Trash take bro
Samuel Sanders
T-theyre together....right, bros?........
Isaac Wilson
>Even by the S2 premiere (which is good imo), something feels tainted
Have only watched season 1 and a bit of 2 but I got this exact feeling the moment I started.
S1's weirdness is haunting and absorbing, it sucks you in; S2 feels like its trying way too hard to be weird and I got pulled out of it immediately, haven't seen the rest yet and its been like 8 years.
Lincoln Ward
it also needed less soap opera and more detective work
Parker Garcia
I sort of know what you mean, but S2 has some of the best Twin Peaks moments including this one
Jaxson Ross
The sea of consciousness tells him to keep smoking.
Colton Howard
season 2 premiere feels off in comparison, yes. catherine's gone, josie's gone, everything looks a tad bit darker. they had to force the end of the mystery at that point so maybe that intent came through and made it 'feel' different
Ian Sanchez
>internet faggots on Zig Forums told me there was no fan service in the return
>then there was this
did i just get LYNCHED?
Anthony James
Kinda weird but I felt and did exactly the same.
Kevin Rivera
yes. peggy lipton is die, but until a season 4 says otherwise ed and norma are happy together
Daniel James
I think one of the things that I'm kind of - I don't know how to say it; I don't dislike it, but it feels kind of shallow in a way - about post-Season 1 Twin Peaks is the way in which the mysterious elements and dream sequences became tangible things. It's not just that the Red Room is a dream sequence; it's a physical place that exists and the Black Lodge controls the world around the characters. Laura Palmer wasn't killed for a plausible reason, it's because the killer was possessed by BOB, and BOB is a supernatural entity that embodies pure evil, instead of nuaced characters committing evil acts. I mean the reason it took this direction in Season 2 was because they were forced to reveal who the killer was, so if Lynch and Frost were able to carry on the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer until the series ended, it probably wouldn't remained more in line with that first season.
Having said all that, I do love the rest of the show and all the weird and wonderful avenues it goes down. I think the Black Lodge shit is some of the best content in the entire show, and if the show had remained more restrained we probably wouldn't get shit like The Return, FWWM or Beyond Life and Death. Still, it does make watching the first season feel very weird because of how quaint everything feels.
Jacob Perez
Yes, I believe it had something to do with the studio forcing them to reveal Laura's killer.
After that it just meandered away into forgettable melodrama plotlines.
And when it wasn't uninteresting it was being over the top surreal for the sake of being surreal.
I stopped watching after the military dad explained the black lodge or whatever dumb shit they were up to at that point.
Kevin Gonzalez
Yes. Everyone loved how cooky the show was. To bad abc who whoever ran it at the time were mega babbys that weren’t interested in letting the story be and forced them to blow their load 3 episodes into season 2
Lincoln Lewis
He makes s good Clark Kent
Chase Rodriguez
>season 4
I doubt they're gonna make a fourth season. The Return felt like Lynch making peace with the series that ended on such a notorious cliffhanger. If there is, I can guarantee it'll probably have nothing to do with Cooper, Laura and most of the characters from the show, and would probably resolve some of the unanswered questions that the return didn't address like what happened to Chet Desmond.
Wyatt Wood
Thats because it goes full retard at the end of season 1
Aiden Murphy
>tfw Chrysta Bell has more screentime than your character
Honestly wanted to see a lot more Ed.
Luis Gray
No the beauty of it is how even after.the supernatural elements are on the spotlight there is still something mysterious and unexplainable