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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 285057" data-attributes="member: 8">If Lynch &amp; Frost surprised us with the story of the first series, and then surprised us with the story the movie, then it only makes sense that they would surprise us with the story of their third instalment in the Twin Peaks saga. I guess that&#039;s what makes a sequel an interesting sequel.Besides, there really wasn&#039;t much to follow up with. Ed and Norma&#039;s plan to marry was in jeopardy after Nadine had recovered from her amnesia, and if anyone had survived the explosion at the bank then I would only expect Audrey to return.Annie had survived the Black Lodge so the only thing that really mattered was the two Coopers, and that&#039;s what this story is about (I think).I don&#039;t know what the evil doppelgänger wants (I&#039;ll call them DOP and COOP from now on), perhaps the secret of the Blue Rose, perhaps world control, perhaps nothing.COOP has unintentionally become someone else&#039;s doppelgänger and the viewer is hoping he&#039;ll come out of his apathy.The final scene of episode 5 is heart-wrenching to watch as we see COOP standing in the parking lot, not moving for many hours and seemingly spellbound by the statue of a policeman (or something like that). It&#039;s lovely complemented by a moody-jazzy score.Dr. Jacoby has found a new calling. It&#039;s typical that this should interest Nadine, given her&nbsp; previous calling to develop the first silent drape-runners.[ATTACH=full]29142[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 285057, member: 8"] If Lynch & Frost surprised us with the story of the first series, and then surprised us with the story the movie, then it only makes sense that they would surprise us with the story of their third instalment in the Twin Peaks saga. I guess that's what makes a sequel an interesting sequel. Besides, there really wasn't much to follow up with. Ed and Norma's plan to marry was in jeopardy after Nadine had recovered from her amnesia, and if anyone had survived the explosion at the bank then I would only expect Audrey to return. Annie had survived the Black Lodge so the only thing that really mattered was the two Coopers, and that's what this story is about (I think). I don't know what the evil doppelgänger wants (I'll call them DOP and COOP from now on), perhaps the secret of the Blue Rose, perhaps world control, perhaps nothing. COOP has unintentionally become someone else's doppelgänger and the viewer is hoping he'll come out of his apathy. The final scene of episode 5 is heart-wrenching to watch as we see COOP standing in the parking lot, not moving for many hours and seemingly spellbound by the statue of a policeman (or something like that). It's lovely complemented by a moody-jazzy score. Dr. Jacoby has found a new calling. It's typical that this should interest Nadine, given [I]her[/I] previous calling to develop the first silent drape-runners. [ATTACH type="full"]29142[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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