Show Notes
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. Sources:
Jimmy Kimmel Live w/ Elisabeth Moss - Archive.org -https://archive.org/details/KGO_20130413_063500_Jimmy_Kimmel_Live/start/2640/end/2700 The Wild One - 1953 - Bar Scene - Daniel S. Vodenitcharov, Esq. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_lx27jkfnE
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