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In my opinion it was when Clara was introduced as the companion. When Capaldi replaced Smith as the Doctor the uncomfortable but developed relationship was lost. That reached it's height when we actually got to listen to Clara pout the Doctor wasn't hot enough for her anymore like she could do better. And once Bill was introduced it was as if the executives had interfered and decided to rewrite the show for children and just recycle the most unmemorable episodes.
Or they could of jacked the autodoc somehow and both gone into hibernation in each other's arms.
why an insult? The only thing that I didn't care for about that adaption was once Poirot had solved it, he was weirdly stubborn about reporting despite that there are I think at least five cases staring his version where he lets the guilty party off the hook.
Agreed. Poirot with a handle bar mustache? And his hair was dyed but his mustache was grey. Maybe he wanted to really separate himself from Suchet's image but it looks so wrong. Brannaugh should of let Jacobi play Poirot.
So far no one's mentioned his hair or his weight loss or even really seemed concerned that he can barely speak English at this point. He's really out of commission but his coworker didn't notice, the casino boss didn't really mention it, and Janie-Y isn't picking up on it either. They just work through the broken English and help him along despite not really even wanting too . You would think that either the escort or someone at the casino would of least speculated that he could of been using drugs or his wife would of asked if he'd been in an accident. He's basically handicapped. Janie-Y had to take him to the bathroom and she still dressed him for work. So, Mike/the arm/the lodge helped him win all that money and escape being shot, so they must be doing this too.
In the Lynch universe there seem to be two kinds of people; those who get it and those who just don't. Janie-Y is a "normal" person who never noticed her husband was a manufactured being who had no soul. Vegas is commercial and shallow and all about money and it's in the desert. Twin Peaks is mom and pop and profound and simple and it's in the woods. But Janie-Y could be so into her own head she doesn't notice much else in general. Maybe the world of Vegas and the people there are just easier to control in general. The only person who picked up on anything so far was the junkie saying 1-1-9.
I also was thinking the west. I think they should do "Casino" and set it in the early Casino building era. I also was thinking native american legends and a return of the vampires.
I don't think he is in there anymore and Dougie is also gone now because he was destroyed when he went to the lodge. So I think there are only two. Cooper was the doppelganger of Cooper possessed by Bob. So that's all sorted in my opinion.
Not really but until Lynch gives us more information there's no way to know so it's just speculation. But the thing is, Dougie was a simulacrum. So Bob took the time to make him once he looked like Cooper. And we know Bob can possess people because he possessed Leeland Palmer. The doppelganger concept is more like, Cooper is actually in the lodge now but he also exists on earth at the same time and that applies to everyone in the lodges (I suppose even corpses). The way I look at it is that because the lodge people want Bob back, they are helping Cooper. So Cooper's spiritual manifestation was given it's own physical manifestation with the help of the arm and those women in the mauve room.
Basically, yes. Now there's two Coopers. Original Cooper (Bob) and New Cooper (Dale).
In regards to his hair, Dougie had long gray hair. It's not as if it isn't impossible to cut and dye your hair. As for the weight loss, she only noticed when she was dressing him. What I didn't understand was why the heck she was bothering to dress him for work. Cooper is very clearly acting like he has amnesia or that he's been in a traumatic accident. He can't go to work! He couldn't even go to the bathroom by himself. So, I think Jane-Y (that's her name) is overall not very attentive or observant. She's probably just ecstatic about the money and doesn't care much otherwise. Dougie seemed like a really normal guy, but maybe he had lots of weird mannerisms because he was not even a real person. Maybe he went on a lot of benders and she was sort of use to that kind of thing.
And yes. Bob knew the Black Lodge or Pierre or someone was going to force him to return. He wants to be alive. He knew they were going to try to grab him one day, so he made Dougie with this weird magic to be his scapegoat and it worked with whatever with whatever weird magic-science they use.
But Cooper still hasn't met Wally.
I don't mean she's ugly or anything.
Cooper isn't inside Dougie. Dougie is gone-gone. Cooper is just back. He didn't go back to his old body and kick out Bob. The arm and Philippe and everyone else shoved Cooper's doppelganger or soul or whatever is in the waiting room back into the real world and it was able to take a physical form but it normally wouldn't of worked. There was just one slim moment of opportunity for them to take out Dougie and replace him with the original Cooper spiritual version.
Shelly was beautiful but Audrey had her own theme music. Latte girl is actually the little girl from the Nanny. I don't think she's very pretty. Jade was funny anyway. The only reason there is nudity is because it's on Showtime.
I agree with this. Bob is inside the real Cooper. Dougie is some kind of simulacrum that Bob made to avoid being taken back to the Black Lodge. Now the real Cooper is back, but he's in a new version of his old body which is why he's thinner and looks better. Anyway Dougie is gone already. I guess he didn't have a soul or spiritual version or anything.
I don't know. She had such good roles and then she did 5th Element and she never did anything else again. She seemed like she was going to be such an indie actress it girl. And I don't think she's a bad actress. She's a bit of a sledge hammer but she could of been like a female Johnny Depp.