s03e03 — The Return, Part 3

In the Lynch movie Eraserhead, the main character also had a photo of a nuclear explosion on the wall, as in Gordon Cole's office in this series :-) Well, on the opposite wall, there is a portrait of Lynch's favorite writer, Franz Kafka.

The psychedelic one, Fuller is resting. XDDD I want to watch all 18 episodes at once.

The first half of the series is just a masterpiece!!!!!

I hope that in the future Twin Peaks will start showing more.
And the series is awesome. I don't fucking understand what's going on, but I'm not giving up hope.

The dialogue between Andy, Hawk and "Bully" is something.

It was a bad idea to watch the third episode over breakfast

Am I the only one with a headache from the first half of the episode? Where is the warmth and atmosphere of the first seasons? It looks with difficulty, through force, and with the hope of seeing an echo of the former Twin Peaks.

Who has any ideas about who created Dagi? Angry Cooper to outsmart the rules and not return to the wigwam?

The first twenty minutes of this episode is what finally broke my weak mental health.

The first half of the series is a tryndets... At least Cooper is back! it's really not clear how))

Yes.... This episode doesn't look like Twin Peaks at all.

The sight started up again. This is the sea, it would be better if he showed it longer, like some moments in other series. And the place where Cooper got to is an echo of the places of my dreams. More and more often I remember the movie "Eraser Head": this shooting, techniques (well, you understand), and the hand is a tree, as the clot of that newborn "tadpole" reminded her.

Here is Lynch's modern masterpiece! Offscreen endless fuck, fuck, naked tits.... why ? The old tp was better! Without this modern dirt !
The only ones who remind me of the old, unspoiled tp are the trinity from the precinct) the hawk has become beautiful)

I really like the new Twin Peaks, this is exactly the kind of surrealism I wanted from the first seasons, such a viscous atmosphere. From the series, this one became a masterpiece for me. It was shot just great. Mysterious, sometimes scary, sometimes very funny. Lynch is a genius - I repeat for the umpteenth time! The master of change.

It was absolutely logical to remove the melodrama from the series and leave only psychedelics and mysticism. After all, fans have been waiting for so many years to continue, not because of love triangles and a warm atmosphere, but because of the dancing dwarf in the red room.
The scene in the precinct with the chocolate rabbit is brilliant! :) It's like it's straight out of Fargo :)

for some reason, it was funny every time from Cooper's "hello-o-o" in the casino)

Does Dr. Jacobi have his glasses glued on? ((=
I was glad that Cooper returned by some mystical miracle. After season 2, I never dreamed of such a thing. I thought that in season 3, the unfortunate Dale would "broadcast" from the room, and the main line would go with his evil double. I was pleasantly surprised by this turn of events.

It's probably worth admiring Lynch's genius in the form of all this psychedelic stuff that's been going on for most of the series...but just give me back the good old Twin Peaks, where mystics are just a neat pinch, leaving an indescribable aftertaste and a desire to return to the unique atmosphere of a chamber detective.

guys, drop the link to the site you're looking at.I have access to the series closed everywhere

The credits listed Major Garland Briggs (Don S. Davis). I didn't see him.
For some reason, the black prostitute in this episode plays the best of all.
Where is Sheriff Truman?

"Did you eat the evidence, Lucy?"

The scene with Hawk is just gorgeous!!

I watched half of this episode with great difficulty, but in the end I couldn't stand it, turned off the player and dropped the series. Twin Peaks, which I loved, ended on season 2. Then I just can't look at these perversions over the lampiness that was in the 90s.

I don't understand all the whiners who lack the lampiness of previous seasons. Firstly, it was, remember the ending of the last episode, and secondly, is a typical soap serial, which the second season slipped into without Lynch, better than this High Art that he is creating now?

He fucked up my brain with this series, fucked up all the TV series and most of the movies. Revolution and identity, when (if) in 10 years all the series will be like this, those who are now "dropped", who whine "where is my lampiness?", will be ashamed, although they will probably be passionate about watching the 22nd season of Supernatural.

Ahah, David, what are you doing, please don't stop)))

Dale walks just like a baby penguin. ^.^
And the song at the end is gorgeous. The Cactus Blossoms – Mississippi, if anything. with:

Табличка "Doughnut disturb"- это великолепно.

After watching this episode, I gave up and decided to watch 3.5 hours of the movie, supplemented with cut scenes, otherwise I realized that I would get completely stuck (before that, I watched the regular version a few years ago, but I safely forgot even that). The story didn't get any clearer, but I got the feeling that at least I knew the material.
A bunch of seemingly insignificant details and parallels immediately became noticeable: the notorious ring, the conversation between the evil Cooper and comrade Philip, the numb hands of Teresa and Dougie, the blue rose, even the numbers on the pole in the trailer park and on the satanic device where Cooper was dragged away. If only I knew what it all meant)
In any case, I strongly recommend reading the extended version to anyone who missed it, and who didn't, maybe it's worth reviewing it)

The best art is frescoes of the Last Judgment.This series, jataki, is an expanded version of religious philosophy.for those who don't want to think about it (responsibility for their actions, karma), it's probably hard to look at it.

I thought the Asian girl was Josie, but it turned out to be some kind of Naido

And I thought it was hard to surprise me after the INNER EMPIRE.

This is just the best episode, I laughed so much from Cooper's "Well, come on"

And if you look at the original, then Lynch burns WATTACHEL?!

ps. whiners are infuriating

enjoy your meal

In general, the series is not for everyone. "Surre for the sake of surre." It feels like flipping through a magazine: a beautiful picture, scattered plots. And it's disappointing. There are no answers and there won't be any. Does anyone remember that the series began as a detective story? Okay, we dropped the detective story and went into mysticism. Well, now what's going on on the screen? In my opinion, they overdid it with inadequacy and unnecessarily prolonged scenes. No, with our brains of simple hard workers, we can't do such high-art.
I quit with a calm soul. Drown in the minuses.

I also thought that this woman was Josie. I even clearly got it together with the fact that the pen has no eyes and that's why it's like this

It's just that the new Twin Peaks was shot to please the modern public. Now people love all kinds of trash, boobs, incomprehensible bullshit. In the 90s, the priority was different, so the TP was also different)

Was the script written by Estonians? If not, why are all the dialogues so drawn out, as well as the events?

WELL, PRIVEEEEEE!!!

That's right, Lynch, what the fuck??

If it was at least funny to watch everything in the casino, then otherwise such a long-winded thing is already beginning to infuriate, dialogues, movements,..

It feels like they're showing an indie game that also has some unknown shit going on.

Maybe it's even a good thing that Lynch shot the first 2 seasons to please the producers.

And Albert is beautifully preserved.

What a disgusting puke scene

It looks like Lynch decided to come off to the fullest and do everything his darling wanted))And what a beautiful song at the end of the episode..

Surrealism? What kind of surrealism is this? It's a set of shit on a spoon. It's not a TV series, it's just some kind of fucking thing. I WANTED TO KEEP QUIET, BUT I WON'T!!! This is a mockery of cinema. I was rocking this 88 gig with the hope of seeing how the love of the daughter of the hotel boss and that rooster develops, and whether the wife is waiting for her shaggy convict, and certainly not the dull shit floating on the screen and out of the actors' mouths, while the main cast became morons, as if they had all spent 25 years in a black wigwam. In short, no one gets up in the morning, drinks coffee, but just silently wanders through space with a visible blink in the spirit of a second-rate space opera. I don't have any anger, it's just fucking bullying. 1 point for the whole series for such motherfucking. Amen.

Hello, my name is Katerina, and I am one of those who enjoyed the first three episodes more than the previous two seasons. Okay, well, more than the second half of the second season. But more on that later, let's go to sabzh.
I'm so excited about these parallel worlds that Cooper went on tour through, who would know! And how beautifully it is depicted, and the purple haze, and this stunning granite gray in the room... The Asian woman with her eyes sewn shut is a clear reference, and not just to Josie. It's an interesting move with rewinding and deceleration, and the rustle is like scrolling through a film, and this sound makes me grind my teeth every time, brr.
Briggs is even logical in space, given his specialization. Of all the explanations of the meaning of the "blue rose", I like the one where it says that it is an allusion to unexplained events.
Interestingly, in the Black Lodge, you can't go back to the same place twice and pick up the same thing. And the numbers on the safe are the same as Cooper's room key-3 and 15.
Daggy put me in a stupor at first, and then this move even delighted me, what a craftsman Bob was, how he deceived everyone. Although, I have a theory that it's just another alternate world, too, because I was confused by the street named Sycamore. But on the other hand, why would he need Teresa Banks' ring?.. Complicated, complicated XD
The tearing scene is disgusting, but it's creepy.
The lost Cooper is a bit too cute, even like that.
How beautifully the sun broke through the fir trees over the sheriff's station *_* The trio of Bully, Andy and Hawk are beautiful in any century.
The figure in the cube looks like both Cooper and that dead chick with the severed head.
I was so excited to see Gordon and even more so Albert! I wonder which Cooper they found, a half-dead doppelganger or one with a broken memory? I can't believe it was so easy for him to come back.

Damn, what was that? - I would like to ask...

Well, in general, judging by the comments above, the audience is really divided into Lynch fans and "a lot of inexplicable, drawn-out, but beautifully shot," fans of the old Twin Peaks lamp of the first season and a half and "exciting intrigue, world, characters, relationships and mysticism," and those who mysteriously enter both)
I'll probably say this: if Lynch had said that he was filming the third season, or even better, a separate series based on Twin Peaks, then the third season would have completely satisfied me in any format as an interesting author's creation "on the theme."
But in order to really love the third season after the first and half of the second season (before everything goes to hell), I think you have to be a fan of Lynch's work. In this series, most of it is Lynch's beautiful self-expression, and the scenes with the old characters in Twin Peaks are given frankly for show, so that the viewer does not stop watching at all.
The topic of doppelgangers is interesting. Cooper, I wonder if he moves like this because the connection between the brain and the body is lost?
I was glad to see Gordon and Albert, of course.

The first 3 episodes are just Fire. That's exactly what I wanted from the new season, a lot of surrealism and madness. Personally, they are more important to me than the cozy closeness of the first two seasons.

Sycamore is a sycamore tree. At 30:15, the name of the street where Cooper was driving with a prostitute was shown in close-up. They were the ones who created the circle for the entrance to the Black Wigwam, and in the movie (and in the TV series, too, when Cooper went to the Wigwam, if I'm not mistaken), a song called Under Sycamore Trees was played.

The first 20 minutes are 315WAT?!

It's very hard to watch so far, I'll hope for further development.

Such a long scene with the painting of the shovels killed))

For those who have not yet realized that this is shit, they have already started showing it)

"What the hell ?" - Gordon Cole exclaims when he sees a strange and incomprehensible thing on the monitor screen. The exact same thought popped into my head. Lynch when I watched this episode.

I felt so sorry for Cooper when, like an old grandfather, he went from one person to another, asking for help, but no one understood him:(

You know, I watched it on LSD (purely by accident), and it was definitely as powerful as possible!

This is some kind of mockery. First of all, as I understand it, you can only watch it when you're stoned to be blown away by what's happening in a good way, not a bad one. Secondly, they absolutely do not want to show us the rest of the characters of the town of Twin Peaks, but only tease. Thirdly, there is no previous atmosphere, it's like a completely different series, but with the same name. To watch just for the sake of the picture, well, such a thing, because there is no plot here. Lynch has a bad feeling that the season will end with nothing. There's so much vulgarity in the series, bare boobs, why is that necessary? In the 90s, the series was a breakthrough, something that had never happened before - it was incredible. Lynch wanted to surprise me again, in a bad way.

It really sucks. Episode 3 was the last point to stop watching it, and leave only the old TP in my head. Vulgarity, boobs, lack of atmosphere, unraveling mysteries — why? A lot of my friends really enjoyed the third season, but no. I'm not ready to change my impression of the lampiness of the first two seasons.

It was nice spending time with you, Twin Peaks. One of my favorite TV series <3

Why do I keep watching this...

The picture is not the same as in the first two seasons, the atmosphere is lost, the first half of the series is so-so, there was a lack of character interaction and elementary dialogues. To say that nothing is clear is an understatement, but paradoxically, the more incomprehensible it is, the more interesting it is. I already want to see Cooper's face with at least some emotions, he's already fucked up along the way.

It can't even smell like the old seasons (which is a pity, Hawke is trying), and the modern Lynchian vision of the world is staggering...

In short, nothing is clear, bring more, but no puke, please.

Lost from the moment where Cooper was at the casino

I almost threw up myself..It was shown very colorfully:D
Well, how can you take it off!?When nothing is particularly unclear, but interesting. 🙌

Oh, it's a pity that Harry Truman won't be in season 3...

There are only whiners in the comments. What did you expect from Season 3? A continuation of the dreary mess with James and Donna? Or what?
The same atmosphere will also be gone, at least because in the age of digital content, no one shoots movies on film that gives special colors and grain.
For me, season 3 is a logical continuation of the second, because at the end of it, mostly questions related to the origin of Bob, the black wigwam and other evil spirits remained unsolved. And whether Audrey will stay with Jack and whether Ben Horn is Donna's father is already a melodrama that is not mandatory for disclosure.

It seems that now, instead of Twin Peaks, I'm watching only Lynch's flight of fancy. And even though I like it, I don't have enough of the old tp :(

That's a game)))

Ah, the editing of the scene with the eyeless woman is gorgeous, you just immerse yourself in this atmosphere.
Actually, I understood everything pretty well until Dougie showed up. What the fuck, Dougie, who are you anyway?!

If I hadn't known that this was a continuation of my favorite series, and if there hadn't been rare shots of my hometown of Twin Peaks, I would have turned it off for the 1st episode without hesitation. It's terribly long, and there are some incomprehensible storylines in other cities. The old seasons were a treat, in one go, everything is so balanced. And here... They turned it into a cheap horror movie with psychedelics, stuffing nudity into each episode along the way. I really hope that things will get better.

It's amazing: on the one hand, I've heard from all the cracks that the third season is a true masterpiece and a worthy sequel, on the other hand, there are enough comments full of bewilderment and rejection of what I saw. I've watched the first 2 seasons several times since I was 10 years old. The second season, of course, is not a fountain for a number of reasons, but everything else is above all praise, and this is without nostalgia. an image of a city that you want to visit was drawn, which dragged out the main character. yes, there were nuances, there was a surreation, but it all looked organic.
Right here... The biggest loss for me is the sound design. Perhaps that's the way it's meant to be, that music (and good music!) we only hear in Twin Peaks, but in all other locations it's just uncomfortable. these are dirty color palettes of the frame, and uncomfortable silence, and sometimes inept acting, and special effects on the verge of foul, and artificial stretching of scenes. From the first episodes of the season, it feels like I'm watching a Neil Breen movie. But there is hope that the opinion will change for the better towards the end.

It's just a brain explosion, but I like it more and more. Yes, that atmosphere with coffee, doughnuts and Audrey dancing is gone, but it seems to me that the first two seasons of Twin Peaks were enough, we will nostalgically remember the girl in plastic.
Here we literally get into the future, it's so unusual to see Cooper not as a young guy.
I know it's stupid to try to figure something out while watching Twin Peaks, but still, where did so many Coopers come from? Rather, their names are different, but they look the same. I thought you got into a black lodge with your mind, not your body.

It feels like I've been watching the wrong Twin Peaks all this time.

There are only comments on the discussion of the third season, but I don't understand what's wrong with Cooper. Is his brain on the floor, that's why he's acting like this??!!

All the characters have become kind of inhibited, okay, Cooper, his behavior can be understood, stay in that place for so long, but what about the rest? Hawke is the only outlet in all of this

I very rarely quit TV series, but I think I'll have to make an exception. It feels like the third season was filmed just for the sake of a fan service - to show your favorite characters 25 years later for nostalgic fans.
On the stage with Andy, Hawk and Lucy, it became physically ill from sur.
Maybe I don't understand some deep thought of the scriptwriters, but I really don't want to look through my strength, hoping for an adequate result in the next episodes.

In the novel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" there is an episode in which a pair of scammers shows the audience the play "The Royal Giraffe", which actually consists of several short scenes of antics. And the audience, in order not to be considered idiots who were ridiculously divorced, begin to admire the spectacle and actively advertise it to other residents of the city.
That's about the same impression the admiring comments about the first half of this series make, and indeed about all this psychedelic for psychedelic and surre for surre's sake.

Well, the first two episodes were more interesting than the entire second season. And then the drug addiction started again.

Stupid shit..
All "non-tastics" will be welcome. Lynch is another genius, on a par with Kojima..
And I'm with you cattle..

that's great, we left earth, bring me back to reality))
nevertheless, I'm personally satisfied with season 3 so far!

Wow, it turns out that Coop had two other personalities in reality, the chocolate girl is nothing like that, by the way!) Coop got into the real world instead of this Doug.

I often noticed that people write about "Abandoned" that it is somewhat similar to Twin Peaks. And then the scene in the casino is similar to the scene from the Abandoned

The woman in red (the mother of the one with her eyes closed) is listed in the credits as "American girl" and is played by the actress who played Ranet Polaski (the girl who was with Laura Palmer that night, but survived).

After watching the episode, it was terribly interesting to read the comments, not the whining. Why do people like to dump negativity so much, it's really not interesting to read how someone doesn't like something. I didn't like a few TV shows, I dropped them in silence, why go to the comments and spoil the fun for those who like it??

I have a lot of questions, who is Doug, why did they try to kill him, and did Bob really create him? What kind of entity was in the glass cube? What kind of pepelac is in outer space with a woman without eyes? Why did a cloud with a reflection of the curtain world break slot machines?

Yeah, the first 20 minutes of the episode were very difficult, Lynch just seemed to have returned to the days of the "Eraser Head" (and this is not good). Thanks to the comments, I found out that it turns out that the second girl was played by the actress who played Ronette Pulaski.

But the second half of the series is well underway, and even something is relatively clear, such as the fact that Dougie was somehow specially created by evil Cooper, and put Teresa Banks' ring on him, so that Dougie would be dragged back to the Wigwam (in the previous episode, evil Cooper said that he would not return to the Wigwam and that-that's what I came up with). By the way, the accident of the evil Cooper somehow reminded me of Mulholland Drive (although it was completely different there).
And even when nothing happens (Jacobi just paints the shovels), it's still interesting for some reason...

What else...Cooper's adventures in the casino are very funny, a scene with Hawk and a couple of real-life vibes from Twin Peaks in the 90s. They showed Gordon and Albert (again the gap, actor Miguel Ferrer did not live to see the show, died in January 2017). And again, I applaud Lynch's choice, the actress playing the FBI agent is very sexy)

P.S. I screamed with whining comments about boobs/nudity like they've slipped into modernity, showtime, schoolchildren and other nonsense, how completely out of touch people are. Guys, I'll tell you a secret, Lynch almost always actively used eroticism and provocative scenes, and was almost an innovator of this topic (Blue Velvet 1986 and Wild at Heart 1990 at least to help you). Do you know why there was no such thing in the original series (although even there, a schoolgirl (!) Audrey said that she was completely naked and offered herself to an FBI agent)? Because the series was kind of on the ABC television channel, where such things are stupidly forbidden and not shown in any way. As soon as Lynch reached full freedom (the prequel film), he immediately stripped not only Laura Palmer, but even the modest Donna Hayward. 😀