Joe and Paul deep dive into Twin Peaks - Fire Walk With Me and The Missing Pieces. Strap in kids, this one is 3 hours long with many tangents, not unlike the movie itself.
Joe and Paul continue into the best parts of the second season, many of The Giant's clues have come to be. However, they aren't fooled by what's going to come later, and the cracks in the show are growing larger. It's only a matter of time before the snark rears it's head once again
The cracks that gave way from one of the best shows in television history start to show themselves as Joe's snarky attitude starts to rear itself. Paul tries desperately to remain positive but there are even times when he is speechless and can only give "umms".
Joe and Paul continue into the second season with another David Lynch directed episode. The owls are not what they seem, but that comes with a high price. The most infamous moment in Twin Peaks history, Just You And I.
We've hit season 2 folks! Joe and Paul talk about the tonal shift from the 1st season going into the 2nd. But Albert makes its that much easier to deal with. Actually when Lynch is directing, everything just feels right, hell Joe and Paul found an episode they actually like James in!
Joe and Paul gush over the season as a whole, while adding their own take on what they would have done going into the second season. Plus, like all things Lynch, they go down some unusual rabbit holes.
Joe and Paul come out of the C and D plots, coming into another of their favorite episodes for the 1st season. Giving them hope, just like Nadine with her noiseless drape runners.
Meanwhile, things have gone cold with the Jacob Wetterling abduction.