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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 285249" data-attributes="member: 8">Indeed! I had forgotten to post this screenshot.[ATTACH=full]29164[/ATTACH]Oh...that was Ashley Judd? I had not recognized her.I had planned to mention &quot;Beverly&quot; but I got sidetracked by the oddity that was episode 8.Even though I struggle to see the bigger picture with all these new characters - did the hit and run happen in&nbsp; Twin Peaks? - the performances are all very good, even more so because they don&#039;t have much background or story context to base their performance on. It all needs to happen on the spot and the scene between Beverly and her sick husband Tom is a good example of that. There&#039;s an instant familiarity and it&#039;s almost as if they&#039;re saying &quot;this may or may not be relevant to Twin Peaks or the main plotlines, but that doesn&#039;t mean it&#039;s not happening&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 285249, member: 8"] Indeed! I had forgotten to post this screenshot. [ATTACH type="full"]29164[/ATTACH] Oh...that was Ashley Judd? I had not recognized [I]her[/I]. I had planned to mention "Beverly" but I got sidetracked by the oddity that was episode 8. Even though I struggle to see the bigger picture with all these new characters - did the hit and run happen[I] in[/I] Twin Peaks? - the performances are all very good, even more so because they don't have much background or story context to base their performance on. It all needs to happen on the spot and the scene between Beverly and her sick husband Tom is a good example of that. There's an instant familiarity and it's almost as if they're saying "this may or may not be relevant to Twin Peaks or the main plotlines, but that doesn't mean it's not happening". [/QUOTE]

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