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Aww poor snowflake, did I violate your safe space? Boo boo. This is is a DISCUSSION forum, not your own private circle jerk echo chamber.

Pass.

Man, the mental gymnastics some of you go to in an attempt to validate a pet theory are hilarious. Audrey is in a coma and gave birth after being raped by Cooper and she is just incorporating things people are for some reason talking about in her hospital room into her coma dreams where she is in a terrible marriage with a midget accountant? Holy Christ. Also, this weeks episode of the podcast felt incredibly phoned in. Either you liked this episode a lot less than you let on or you couldn't be bothered to do any independent thinking about it and just regurgitated forum/Reddit posts for an hour.

Is it too much to ask for the hosts of a podcast about a tv show to get details about the show they're doing a podcast about right? Gretchen Hayward? Not knowing that the same deputy was in two scenes you're talking about? I'm less than 9 minutes into the episode and you're already screwing things up I noticed in one watching where I was looking at my phone half the time.

You have a real knack for spouting cliches and meaningless drivel. Most of your posts could just be a copy/paste of "It is what it is." It's real easy for Lynch to say it was this or nothing when he got what he wanted, of course it completely ignores the fact that no one else was willing to give him money. It was this or nothing for his career and Showtime blinked first.

I think you meant "per you seeing the name GERSTEN in the credits and assuming it was the woman in the minivan with absolutely no corroboration despite the actress who played GERSTEN in the original run appearing elsewhere in the episode".

Any discussion of this show on social media or forums is a giant circle jerk to how David Lynch is the greatest genius TV has ever seen. Talk to a random stranger on the street about it (if you can find one, hardly anyone is actually watching this show) and you get a completely different perspective. The VAST majority of this season has been nonsense, there's a reason this series is "ground breaking', the ground it's breaking isn't that of a good tv show. This series needed an editor and it needed someone with the balls to tell Lynch he was only getting 9 hours.

First half of this episode was perfect. Second half was trash.

Making this season 18 hours was the dumbest decision the person who made that decision ever made. Everything that happened in this episode could have been condensed into 30 minutes. Every week Lynch continues to prove why the people at ABC were correct in not giving him total creative control. It's now clear that whatever Lynch is making here he is making for himself. This is masturbation pure and simple.

Frost put some pretty glaring inconsistencies in TSHOTP, stuff that was going to be obvious to a large portion of the people who read it. When asked about it he said "All will be revealed" not "oops" or "yea that's the new official canon". To to me this pretty clearly indicates were going to end up with two separate timelines at some point and I think the people changing in the diner scene is part of that. Could it it have simply been a matter of not being able to get the same people back for pick up shots? Of course but the fact that that scene is completely unnecessary makes me think otherwise. That scene could have been cut and it wouldn't have negatively impacted the show in any way. So either it was intentional or it was something Lynch knew about and left in to fuck with us.

I believe Cooper is the owner of that building as well. When they showed the picture of him in South America he was in a mansion that looked like it belonged in a movie about a drug lord. Also consider that it's highly unlikely the person who set up that room didn't understand the potential danger to anyone in it when whatever they were looking for appeared. Perhaps they were sacrifices in addition to being there to change out the SD cards.

So for the people who didn't get a sexual assault vibe off the discussion between Diane and Cooper about the last time they saw each other, what did you think they were talking about? I think it's pretty clear Lynch was trying to imply/make us think that's what happened considering the context of their conversation.

Did you watch the rest of the episode? The Air Force said they have had people entering his prints into a search 16 times in the past 25 years. I don't understand how you can take that as confirmation the body was Briggs' without some real willful ignoring of facts.

This is my problem with the show so far, it feels exactly like a Lynch movie and I don't particularly like Lynch movies. Especially Inland Empire which this seems to be following the same formula for. Mark Frost's influence is nowhere to be seen on this show.

Can we start referring to Bob/Cooper as Boop and Gordie/Cooper as Goop?

Spoilers for episode 4, read if you've seen it.

I don't think the "Seriously" conversation was a reference to satellite radio. Here's the exact transcript: I took this to mean Albert was annoyed at having to go all the way to South Dakota and Gordon was responding that this news was too sensitive to put out over the "radio" and broadcast it to local agents for them to investigate.