It’s like a whole different podcast! We finally have a proper recording setup, so the audio quality is much improved. In this episode, we attempt to catch up a little, as we’ve gotten way further ahead in watching than podcasting. So we cover two episodes. Unfortunately, Jamie had no notes for Part 7, so that will have to wait until next week.

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After a too-long hiatus, we convene to discuss Part 5 of The Return, in which Decidedly Un-Magic Mike has double standards about business etiquette, Douglas Jones has his first sip of coffee and sees the light, and Dr. Amp tells us where our freedom is.

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In this episode, we discuss Part 4 of the return, in which Gordon Cole has a disturbing conversation with a long lost special agent, who isn’t quite who he expected.

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In this episode, we cover Part 3 of The Return. We also try out a better podcast structure that allows for a more interesting and dynamic conversation.

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Finally, it is happening. Matthew did his best to rescue the terrible source recordings so that you can listen semi-comfortably to this terrible discussion of Episode 1 and 2 of Twin Peaks Season 3 (sometimes also known as “The Return”).

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In this second pilot episode, Matthew Jamie and David discuss the Twin Peaks prequel movie, Fire Walk With Me.

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This pilot episode covers Season 2, Episode 7, which is sometimes titled as “Lonely Souls” on Netflix and other such places. It is a very pivotal episode in the series, and I would advise not listening to the podcast until you have watched at least that far in the series.

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