It's already on PCM. It's The Missing Pieces (majorly the Bobby & Laura basement scene) and episode 9. I haven't checked the entire thing, so I don't know about anything else yet. They're not majorly out of sync, but once you notice it, it's like watching an Italian Western with dubbed audio
I’m very used to this loss of sync happening on Blu-ray, cable STB, TiVo, and AppleTV. I am convinced it has to do with HDMI and/or HDCP issues. Usually if I pause what I am watching and press play it will correct the sync issue, or if not, if I do it a few times it will.
The original two seasons of Twin Peaks have also now been renewed for streaming on Showtime until the end of the year.
Has anyone put together a combined playlist of the two soundtracks to Season 3 in order of their appearance in the series? I think this would be an interesting listen...
Season 1 & 2 question regarding the Twin Peaks "Definitive Gold Box Edition" . What's the difference between the 2007 and 2017 versions? 2007 version I think has some commentaries but besides that, any big differences? Re watching episode 18 of the Return. Did Coop go too far back in time at the end? I'm sure this has been debated in past postings but his thread is huge.
Rewatching the season, a question: Why does Mr. C (if indeed it was Mr. C) pressure Duncan Todd to put a hit on Dougie in Ep2 BEFORE GoodCoop is supposed to leave the Black Lodge, and before Mr. C is to return there? If Dougie is Mr. C's decoy -- the Cooper equivalent, manufactured by Mr. C, who is supposed to get sucked back into the Black Lodge in lieu of Mr. C -- then why kill him? I totally get why Mr. C would want to whack Dougie AFTER GoodCoop has crossed over, and essentially becomes Dougie. But why BEFORE then?
Because the series has not been completely presented in chronological order. For example, the Roadhouse scene in Episode 2 doesn’t actually take place until Episode 16. Many other scenes are “jumbled up.” For example, there is a scene late in the series that talks about the Maj. Briggs’ body being found yesterday (or something to that effect) and another scene later on where it was remarked that Mr. C escaped from federal prison two days earlier.
Just an FYI that these are all of the official Twin Peaks soundtracks. 313 tracks—212 of which are included in The Twin Peaks Archive—totaling nearly 16 hours (15:59:30 according to my iTunes) of material.
Here's a sample of what you get on Dean Hurley's Anthology Resource Vol. 1: △△. Anthology Resource Vol. 1: △△ YouTube Playlist: Intro Cymbal Wind
Worth mentioning is Johnny Jewel's album Windswept. The tracks The Flame & Slow Dreams, which are featured in the series, aren't on the soundtracks. Windswept is also different. I'm really curious if some of the other tracks, like Missing Pages, are outtakes. He claims he recorded over 20 hours of music for Twin Peaks and sent in about 7 hours.
You mean, what is the difference between the 2007 Gold Box DVD set and the new The Entire Mystery BluRay set? Here is the breakdown: http://www.vulture.com/2014/07/twin-peaks-box-set-extras-guide.html
sorry if this has been explained (there is so much to read!) what happened to the girl that had the bug thing crawl into her mouth? did they ever get back to that? I enjoyed much of 'the Return' but ultimately a bit disappointed by the lack of clarity. but if there were to be another season I would be so there.
Two interesting reads. 'Twin Peaks' finale recap: 'The Return' passes away on its own terms by Jeff Jensen | Entertainment Weekly Horror Show: The nightmare logic of Twin Peaks by Michelle Dean | Harper's Magazine
The "Welcome To Twin Peaks" fan site has a thread with over 125 issues/questions that were never resolved/answered. So assume a position of fealty, let your eyes glaze over and chant "what do you expect, it's Lynch".
I seriously wonder if Lynch is playing a little "Emporer has no clothes". I spent years reading all kinds of interesting (and sometimes very crazy) theories on Usenet after the original series and movie. Lynch has to know that his fan base will assume there is deep meaning in everything he does. The temptation to just toss any bizarre crap on the screen must be strong when you know people will assign their own deep meaning. "Hey Mark, let's shoot 3 minutes of a guy sweeping a floor. Theyll think it's loaded with meaning and we can go home early today". I love a lot of the guys work but it seems to me he's being deliberately bizarre, safe in the knowledge that we'll figure it all out for him. Having said that, I'm sure I'll buy this season and try to figure it all out anyway.
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So it dawned on me that when Cooper awakes from his coma he then asks Mike to make another. Mike told Dougie he was manufactured by 'someone' (very early in season 3), which suggests that Mike had already made a Cooper tulpa or clone or whatever - but not Dougie. Common theory is that badcoop made Dougie as a decoy, which I think is on track, I also think badcoop was basically throwing the works at that problem of being taken back to the black lodge (or whatever the story/science is around that whole bit, such as the two causing a disruption if they are in the same reality at the same time or whatnot...) and was trying several methods, like the wired car. In that scene I thought that the bile he spewed may be similar to the bile spewed by the demon in ep. 8... Anyway I just went reading some theories and one that struck as very viable (although surrounded by a lot of useless blather) is that when Cooper says to the Fireman in ep.1 that he understands, what he is saying is that he understands that when he does save Laura from being killed by Bob then Cooper will be on his own in parallel realities from then on -or at least until season 4. Mainly because as Laura is not a body wrapped in plastic anymore then there is no murder to investigate and Cooper will not be summoned to Twin Peaks in the reality that matters. So did Mike make a Cooper before? Maybe because time is so out of joint here that the other good Cooper (not bad Cooper or new or old Dougie) was made by Mike to handle the task of being abandoned in the skewed unknown realities for the sake of saving Laura...or something like that, but basically Cooper is saying that Mike had made another if you interpret it straight -I suppose it could mean another besides the one that was Dougie and made by someone else, but I think it infers that Mike has made another Cooper before he makes the new Dougie.
