It’s pure fan indulgence: Lucy and Andy had a son, and it’s Michael Cera. It’s a droll interlude with questionable motives (full disclosure: I fell asleep and a second viewing didn’t change my feelings) and frankly it throws the other cameos into question. Bobby remembers that Cooper went to his father the day before he died, and right before Cooper disappeared.Ī performance not worth watching is Michael Cera as Lucy and Andy’s son, a lugubrious biker.
Deputy Bobby Briggs (Deputy!) breaks into tears at the sight of Laura Palmer’s photograph. Sheriff Truman arrives and Deputy Hawk shares his message from Log Lady: something is missing from the Palmer file that will lead to Cooper, and it has to do with Hawk’s heritage. In Twin Peaks, Lucy and Andy remain endlessly watchable as a hapless couple. There’s really not much information here other than pure T.V. Next up is David Duchovny, who plays Denise Bryson-formerly Dennis from seasons one and two. The main takeaway is that Cooper has won enough money to pay off whoever wanted to kill him. Naomi Watts gives a histrionic, spot-on performance as Dougie’s wife, who hasn’t seen him in days-she goes from incensed, to pouting, to pensive, to crying tears of joy in about a five-minute span, while Cooper says almost nothing. (That’s a pretty obvious hint right there.) Cooper notices there are cameras watching him maybe the FBI will get this footage, too?Ĭlearly, Cooper has begun to remember a few things from Dougie’s life-the casino gets a limo to drop him off at home since he somehow knows the street and that he has a red door. Brett Gelhorn also plays a menacing casino manager suspicious of Cooper’s 30 mega jackpot wins-these are superfluous but nonetheless amusing interludes.
Though it looks like the times has finally caught up to Lynch: TV, not movies, is where weirdness lives now.Ĭooper, who has assumed the identity of Dougie Jones, runs into dimwitted townie friends Bill and Candy Shaker (Ethan Suplee and Sara Paxton) at the casino where he keeps winning at the slots.
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The sheer number of TV shows in 2017 is staggering, but whether you like it or not, one of the things Twin Peaks has going for it is that it’s anything but predictable-it makes the show ideal as well as maddening to pick apart on the internet. There are some excellent cameos and a relatively fair amount of closure, though in David Lynch’s world, the audience almost never feels like they have a firm hand on the wheel.
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Episode 4 of Twin Peaks on Showtime-or part 4, I guess we’re calling it-is full of highs and lows of the season so far: The best news is we’re more or less caught up in terms of locations and why the action is taking place there.
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