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Since there may never be more Twin Peaks, might as well enjoy The Return rewatch with one of my favorite episodes: Part 11 "There& #39;s Fire Where You Are Going." THREAD 1/
When I had the chance to hang out with the lovely, talented and very funny @SarahJeanLong42 I told her how I felt that Miriam was the Ronette of Twin Peaks: The Return. 2/
The scene in which Shelly runs out on Norma at the RR reminds me of the scene in which Laura runs out on Shelly in FWWM. 3/
The filming location of the building where Steven and Gersten hide is located right at the cursed intersection where Richard runs over the little boy in North Bend, Washington. 4/ https://tmblr.co/Z7xdtX2jVBOky ">https://tmblr.co/Z7xdtX2jV...
My favorite scene of Part 11 is at The Zone, which is also one of my favorite and most difficult to find filming locations. Thank you to @samhowzit for this brilliant discovery! 5/
Tammy& #39;s scoff at Gordon& #39;s "He& #39;s dead" is my favorite moment of Chrysta Bell& #39;s performance in Twin Peaks: The Return. 6/
The entire scene at (and outside of) the RR is about intergenerational trauma, the inability of parents to prevent their own children from repeating their mistakes often with tragic consequences. 7/
That little nod of encouragement reminding Becky to apologize to Shelly reveals so much of the subtle beauty of Peggy Lipton& #39;s performance. 8/
And now we& #39;re bringing you live footage of protests all over America... 9/
Not sure if this was intentional but Gordon& #39;s hand shaking reminds me of hands shaking in Episode 27 of Season 2. 10/
Note how Diane is differentiated from everyone else in the scene not only with her smoking, but also her seating arrangement. 11/
During his 90th birthday celebration last year in LA, I had the chance to learn not only more about Don Murray& #39;s illustrious Hollywood career but also his humanitarian work and he is a true mensch. 12/
The cherry pie scene with the Mitchums in the desert is one of my favorites in The Return. Funny, unexpected, absurdist, it& #39;s David Lynch at his best. 13/
The filming location outside Lancaster, California is the hardest to get to out of all Twin Peaks locations. Creepy, very out of the way, littered with empty shotgun shells, it& #39;s perfect for the plan Mitchums had in mind for Dougie. Thank you @snoqualmieCarl for finding it! 14/
After the cherry pie in the desert scene, the scene at Santino& #39;s feels like its tonal opposite and the moment when the Lady Slot-Addict thanks Dougie is one of the most touching in the whole series. Once again, Twin Peaks is masterful at mixing genres and tones. 15/
The filming location of Santino& #39;s is The Prince, a Korean restaurant in Los Angeles. I really cherish the great memory of visiting it with my dear Twin Peaks friends last year. 16/
Angelo Badalamenti& #39;s "Heartbreaking" lives up to its name during the end credits, and this episode exemplifies everything that makes Twin Peaks an exceptional work of art: horror, humor, heartbreak and deep empathy. 17/
