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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 285524" data-attributes="member: 8">Hey, Twin Peaks is doing requests! And more intriguingly, Twin Peaks does Europe.First there&#039;s Gordon Cole&#039;s dream about his rendezvous with Monica Bellucci in Paris and after that there&#039;s the scene between James and his co-worker Freddy from England.[ATTACH=full]29199[/ATTACH]Freddy is wearing a green, unremovable superhero glove because of a supernatural encounter with The Fireman. It&#039;s all delightfully ridiculous.When the sheriff and his deputies go into the forest, as per major Briggs&#039; cryptic instructions (previously hidden inside a strange object hidden inside a chair), there&#039;s a shot of electric cables and suddenly I realized there was something familiar about it.I mentally went through a list of other TV series but without result. After a bit of pondering I discovered it wasn&#039;t a movie but a novel.[ATTACH=full]29200[/ATTACH]It&#039;s a completely different story but it also describes how an event from outer space affects a small town and one of the main plots was electricity, batteries to be more precisely.The location where they find the woman from episode 3 and also where Andy&#039;s being sucked into the vortex looks similar to the supernatural opening of the Black Lodge so I guess this is the White Lodge. Perhaps I was already supposed to know this but I&#039;m a little slow. Forgive me.I wonder if the mysterious woman is Lois Duffy, the first &quot;blue rose&quot;.Audrey&#039;s story gets more significance when two girls in the Bang Bang bar discuss the strange behaviour of this &quot;Billy&quot;.However, with only 4 episodes left, it worries me to see the development of more&nbsp; storylines. Not that I expect a perfectly neat ending - and I&#039;m not sure I want&nbsp; that to happen - but there are already plenty of plotlines that need to be dealt with.The episode ends with yet another cracker, Wild West&nbsp; by Lissie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 285524, member: 8"] Hey, Twin Peaks is doing requests! And more intriguingly, Twin Peaks does Europe. First there's Gordon Cole's dream about his rendezvous with Monica Bellucci in Paris and after that there's the scene between James and his co-worker Freddy from England. [ATTACH type="full"]29199[/ATTACH] Freddy is wearing a green, unremovable superhero glove because of a supernatural encounter with The Fireman. It's all delightfully ridiculous. When the sheriff and his deputies go into the forest, as per major Briggs' cryptic instructions (previously hidden inside a strange object hidden inside a chair), there's a shot of electric cables and suddenly I realized there was something familiar about it. I mentally went through a list of other TV series but without result. After a bit of pondering I discovered it wasn't a movie but a novel. [ATTACH type="full"]29200[/ATTACH] It's a completely different story but it also describes how an event from outer space affects a small town and one of the main plots was electricity, batteries to be more precisely. The location where they find the woman from episode 3 and also where Andy's being sucked into the vortex looks similar to the supernatural opening of the Black Lodge so I guess this is the White Lodge. Perhaps I was already supposed to know this but I'm a little [I]slow[/I]. Forgive me. I wonder if the mysterious woman is Lois Duffy, the first "blue rose". Audrey's story gets more significance when two girls in the Bang Bang bar discuss the strange behaviour of this "Billy". However, with only 4 episodes left, it worries me to see the development of[I] more[/I] storylines. Not that I expect a perfectly neat ending - and I'm not sure I [I]want[/I] that to happen - but there are already plenty of plotlines that need to be dealt with. The episode ends with yet another cracker, [I]Wild West[/I] by Lissie. [/QUOTE]

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