(jazz music playing)

So I'm putting together a Black Lodge book nook and am having a bit of difficulty finding a decent resolution pattern for the floor to print.

Does anyone have a high res image that can be printed out?

I don't know if it's a useful bit of info, but I'm working on a 1:12 scale.

Thanks in advance!

Leland clicks his fingers trying to get the record to play almost identically to the Man From Another Place and it cuts so quick between those scenes I genuinely thought the gig was up for my partner (a new watcher) to put the very obvious pieces together. Especially with the "always music in the air" and Leland's urgency to listen to the music and dance. The credits of MFAP dancing then Leland dancing at the end of the next episode to me also made it so obvious they are connected. I love that it seems so clear now but how something so seemingly coincidental gets missed on first watch. Kind of how even within universe clues like this are missed because they just seem either too obvious or the idea it is Leland is too horrible for the brain to initially process.

Ben and Jerry

Seasons 1 & 2, FWWM, the return.

I love this so much.

I can appreciate how the ending might have been devisive but honestly the second it cut to black all I could think was 'pleeeeease let this be the way Lynch ends it 😆'

David Lynch, man.....

Make art, explain nothing.

I'm gonna be watching this series for the rest of my life, aren't I?

Was there ever a reason as to why he takes on the form of some kind of mechanic/repairman? Does Leland's recollection of BOB from his childhood have anything to do with it?

Am I the only one who thinks the OG Mr. C is pretty much underrated? I really loved his style being completely identical to Cooper but with white eyes, i kinda like his evil vibes in the chase scene in the Black Lodge. I like Mr. C in The Return too, but i feel like the Season 2 version deserved more attention. What do y'all think ?

Guess what I’m doing tonight? I was in college when TP first aired. Someone posted the HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN? flyers all over my campus(CSULB). Later I worked at a camera mount rental company that was located down the block where they were shooting interiors for season two. During my life in LA i ate at Bob’s Big Boy in Burbank many times. I even cosplayed as Bob one year and took pictures the restaurant. When season three released I was living in Spearfish, South Dakota. So I visited all the locations they used/referenced in the show. Even the coordinates they used in the Alternate Reality website the Matthew Lillard character ran.

So you can say TP and DL have been around my life for a good while.

Thank Mr Lynch for all you have given to the world. We are better because of you.

Found these bad boys on the new arrivals shelf just before closing time tonight. Likely won’t last long!

Kinda giving off Jowday vibes. Cowabunga dudes.

Personally, my favorite piece of the whole Twin Peaks project. I can’t believe we have such an astounding and singular piece of art. I loved the ending. It keeps the spirit of Twin Peaks, Agent Cooper, and Laura Palmer alive.

So grateful for the art David Lynch put into the world.

I know YTPs are usually stupid, but this guy does 'em right. I get the sense he's a fan.

"the great thing is that this is pretty much still lynchian" ^-random commenter

Then tears of sheer joy.

Hi, I'm new here so apologies if this has already been discussed. I'm just curious to hear people feeling towards Dougies character and journey, and his contribution to The Return in general.

Tbh, my first watch I found his storyline overwhelmingly frustrating, but with each subsequent watch, I've begun to find every Dougie moment actual GOLD.

By now, my love for Dougie and his family is immense

Is there any possibility that Laura went out the same way as Audrey, Audrey seems to be in a completely different reality the bang bang bar almost seems like a spot where both realities (Carrie Page and Audrey Horne)come together, there’s characters that you only see once and have some “parallel” and Billy being the catalyst for this alternate reality seeping into the other one when the man yells for Billy in the double r and suddenly extras changing in the next edited shot when the credits roll, Big Ed’s reflection glitch, there’s even some “parallels”as well, the story about Billy with the two women in Bang Bang Bar and the moment the aunt or family member was mentioned the one woman seems to have a moment of confusion and she acts the same way Carrie Page when Sarah is mentioned or when the girl who crawls in the floor when she gets carried out of the table and when she screams the lights flicker and it goes out is the same when Dougie crawls towards the outlet and saps himself Janey E screams the lights flicker and it goes dark (I saw a video of this and the length of both events are about the same)being the evidence. Obviously Laura herself is a bigger part of the Twin Peaks world than Audrey, I mean Audrey seem to have been shifted into the other reality where Billy is, she herself says “it’s like ghostwood in here” where we see Mr C and Cooper walk through in the long hallway before they reach the staircase to the Dutchman’s and Laura seems that she needs a new reality and a new backstory for her to disappear but like Audrey when their old selfs seem to be coming through, Audrey with her dance and Carrie with Sarah’s voice that their realities disappeared, perhaps the dreamer didn’t like them remembering who they were before.

Fall City hop shed, built in 1886, photo taken in 1969 with Bob's Drive-In in the background.

First off I just watched Missing Pieces and tomorrow I start the return so no spoilers for that please.

After finishing the original show I was confused about the black lodge so I did some researching and figured out my headcanon. I think all the spirit world's (White/Black Lodge and Red Room) are all on top of eachother they sort of like a gradient or something (same thing with time all time happens at once there). I'm kinda stealing this from someone else on here who said the red room is both lodges and you can tell which one is which by if the statue is there but I'm just phrasing it differently for a parallel.

After watching both the movies I was confused on the Leland BOB situation so I looked into it and I think they are also kind of gray. I think BOB possessed Leland however kind of let Leland pilot. Like BOB said he removed Lelands conscience making Leland evil, I think BOB sort of enhanced Lelands bad behavior. Leland wanted sex so BOB sort of enables him into cheating with prostitutes, he sees his daughter go out at night with a lover BOB makes themselves angry enough to kill her. My point is both the spirits and their world really blur the line between reality and supernatural in a way I like. This has all probably been said before either way I'm enjoying the series and excited to see some Matthew Lilard.

Edit: I thought of another way explaining my thoughts on BOB. He is in varying control. Leland didn't sleep with his daughter at the hotel that was corrupted Leland doing bad things but has a limit, him yelling at Laura for not washing her hands was corrupted Leland doing wrong but later regretted it. Him raping his daughter was BOB fully in control (or at least more in control) doing worse things with less regret. I think BOB is like a dial of that makes sense.

P.S. I understand BOB is both a literal and figurative Demon, I know what subtext is.