It occured to me today...
That with other great 'odd' shows like Lost and The Leftovers etc., I have wanted to know how they ended.
With Twin Peaks I find myself wanting to know how it continues.
I don't want it to end :(
I find myself not wanting everything about the Lodges explained
shareI didn't say explained. I said continued. I just don't think one season extra was enough.
shareI understood what you said :)
shareAh ok. It's just two of you said 'explained' so I thought I would clear it up.
shareIt's cool my friend. I understand you thought I was poking at you for some reason; but it is not the case at all. I took your "i find myself" and just added my own thoughts related to TP series.
I really don't need the Lodge logic to be explained. And I don't really think I want to. I was somewhat bothered with the need to explain the Bob and Laura spiritual beginnings in Episode 8. I am quite alright with them being just 2 spirits of different nature. The visuals were great and all, but I see no real point in constructing a genesis for Bob or Laura; at all.
If the point of it was to show that there is a sort of silent balance going on in the Lodges, we already got that when the Lodges were explained by both Hawke and Briggs [and Earle] + all the imagery that happens in the Waiting Room and the Room above the Convenience Store; so - IMHO - watching the "Mother of all Evils" and the "Fireman" creating their own version of a spirit felt forced and unnecessary.
No, I didn't think you were poking at me, just thought you misunderstood what I meant.
Given what Lynch & Frost have created in Season 3, I think there is great scope for expansion of many storylines still. Some things will get wrapped up by the end of this season but I hope enough gets left over or one hell of a cliffhanger happens to enable a season 4.