Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 9, "This is the chair."

Our Part 9 show is PACKED.  On this episode of MEANWHILE, we're talking Jack Rabbit's Palace, Sky Ferreira,  TheSearchForTheZone.com, and two and a half Coopers.

Plus some listener mail, a call for a correction, and a Secret History of Twin Peaks podcast companion recommendation.

Part 9 was directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 8, "Got a light?"

If Episode 29 was the most groundbreaking episode of television in the 20th century, then Twin Peaks "Part 8" holds the crown for the 21st. 

On this episode of MEANWHILE, we are discussing David Lynch's materpiece. We're talking about atomic bombs, Judy, Elvis, Frog-moths (And where to find them), and asking the age-old questions, "Got a light?"

Plus some listener mail, diary / timeline enigmas, and more.

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 7, "There's a body all right."

Today on MEANWHILE, we're talking TWIN PEAKS: The Return, Part 7. We discuss the mystery of Laura’s missing diary pages, we make sense of Fire Walk With Me’s timeline, and puzzle over a set of airplane windows.  Plus a listener's theory about Bob and Windem Earle, how Laura got the ring in Fire Walk With Mr, Richard Beymer’s I HAD BAD MILK IN DEHRADUN, and more.

Pack a lunch. We’re taking a walk in the woods.

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 6, "Don't die."

Hey, guys, it's a sad episode of Twin Peaks: The Return. Get ready for weirdo magicians with liver problems, hit and run drivers, and playground loan sharks.

Plus listener mail, the Elephant Man, and some news about Unrecorded Night.

Oh, and have you reviewed our show yet? I'll hold.

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 5, "Case files."

This time out Dan and Eric discuss the fifth part of what might possibly be David Lynch's Magnus Opus, Twin Peaks: The Return. Of course, for an artist who has released a succession of masterpieces that is a tall order. But who says we have to rank everything? Who was it? Anthony Fantano? 

This week we talk about the inspiration behind Bushnell Mullins, the statue in the plaza outside Lucky 7 Insurance, how a fish got in a percalator, and more. 

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 4, "...brings back some memories."

Today on Meanwhile, we are hitting some mega-jackpots. We are talk about surveillance, giving Mark Frost proper credit for Denise Bryson, time-travelling characters, Mad Men, and Mr. C weird slow-mo talking. Plus the age old question: is that Bobby scene supposed to be funny?  I bet we got into a lot more, too, but I am so tired typing this. 

Oh, and I made a mistake when I referemced, "The Five Grandfathers," when I should have said, "The SIX Grandfathers." Yet, again, another instance of 6 or 7 in Twin Peaks. 

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 3, "Call for Help"

Today on Meanwhile, we pack a lunch of blue pills, red balloons, and enough Garmonbozia to toss up in your new car before you're sucked into the Black Lodge through a car lighter.

1-1-9!

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 2, "The Stars Turn and a Time Presents Itself"

On this episode of Meanwhile we are jumping into one of the most important episodes of The Return. We'll discuss everything from what stars are actually turning and who, or what, Judy is.

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 1, "My log has a message for you."

And so begins our journey into TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN. 18 hours of brilliance, horror, heartbreak, and the strange and beautiful. 

In our inaugaural episode we'll cover how the show came to be, what we thought when it came out, and then do our traditional scene by scene discussion. Pack a lunch, we're taking a walk in the woods.

Directed by David Lynch and written by Mark Frost & David Lynch. 

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The Secret History of Twin Peaks

With the holidays upon us, and the week slipping away, I thought I'd drop this week's episode early. So may each of you have a Happy Winter Solstace, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, or whatever winter holiday you celebrate and enjoy Dan and Eric talking about 2016's The Secret History of Twin Peaks by Mark Frost.  

THE SECRET HISTORY of TWIN PEAKS: a NOVEL was written by Mark Frost and designed by Paul Kepple and Max Vandenberg.

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