Shall we all (re)watch Twin Peaks together?

[fonpr]

I already talked about that episode.  But now I will definitely watch ep. 3 over the weekend.

As will I.

[Christina]

 
Dana Ashbrook, especially early on, is kind of like a missing link between Crispin Glover and Richard Greico in this thing.

Hah!

Just watched the pilot last night. I haven't seen this since it was on the air. Also, I was a massive stoner at the time so I think I only ever saw this totally high.

[~L]

Yes, it's ok to watch episode 3!  It is so hard to resist watching multiple tv episodes in a row on netfix when they are just sitting there waiting for you to click on them!

[Sarah]

Plus I love marathon viewing the best.  If you let yourself fall into a show, you end up enjoying it a whole lot more, I find.

[~L]

True, plus the bonus of no commercial breaks makes it so much better than regular TV.  Netflix is that much better than Hulu.

[ChipSuey]

True, plus the bonus of no commercial breaks makes it so much better than regular TV.  Netflix is that much better than Hulu.

Netflix is that much better than just about everything.  Or maybe it's just me?

[fonpr]

In episode one,, I was shocked.  That was the cleanest bunch of bikers I've ever seen outside of a courthouse. 

Which explains the minimal amount of damage done to the High School boys.

I don't recall there being any bruises on them.

Are their hands made out of soap?

[Martin]

OK Fredericks, calm down.

[dave from knoxville]

I just finished episode two. I love Bobby's dad's rambling style of discourse. Also, he's featured in my single favorite image from the show's entire run.

[B_Buster]

The end of episode 2 is still one of the best things ever done in television or the movies.

[dave from knoxville]

The end of episode 2 is still one of the best things ever done in television or the movies.

I like how you can't tell if Dr Jacoby is laughing or crying. I can only hope that was intended.

[cavorting with nudists]

Fredericks, that was intentional.  Lynch talked in an interview about how the Roadhouse was this special kind of place where Big Ed and Norma could just openly carry on their affair, and where the bikers were bohemians who listened to this dreamy, ethereal music.

[B_Buster]

Yeah, fonpr, if you're looking to Twin Peaks for realism, you're barking up the wrong tree. Get it! Barking! Trees!

I just finished episode 4. Also, I'm enjoying the Log Lady intros included on the gold set dvds. I didn't see those when TP re-aired in syndication.

[fonpr]

Yeah, fonpr, if you're looking to Twin Peaks for realism, you're barking up the wrong tree. Get it! Barking! Trees!

Dogwood?

[Chris L]

The end of episode 2 is still one of the best things ever done in television or the movies.

I like how you can't tell if Dr Jacoby is laughing or crying. I can only hope that was intended.

I'm guessing Mike meant episode 2 in the dvd order, which would actually be the 3rd episode since they didn't number the pilot.