Theories

What Happens In Vegas, Happens At The Roadhouse? Dale Cooper And Ruby’s Scenes Side By Side

Like Ruby at the Roadhouse, we’re waiting for someone. We’re waiting for Dale Cooper to wake up. And didn't that just happen?

The Many Occurrences And Interpretations Of The Owl Cave Symbol In A Single GIF

Ever since Episode 25, the owl cave symbol has returned in different shapes and forms. Max Gershman created an animation to illustrate its multiple occurrences in Twin Peaks.

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David Lynch And Mark Frost Planted Another Secret Message In The Last 5 Seconds Of Twin Peaks Part 7

Fellas, we missed ANOTHER coded message in Twin Peaks: The Return Part 7.

Twin Peaks Soundtrack Reveals The Job Or Name Of Carel Struycken’s Mysterious “???????” Character

The title of an Angelo Badalamenti song on the upcoming Twin Peaks soundtrack album seems to reveal the mission of the yet unnamed character Carel Struycken is playing.

Calling All Cryptanalysts: Did Lynch & Frost Hide A Secret Code In Flickering Airplane Windows?

Answer: Of course they did! In Twin Peaks fandom, there's nothing wrong with obsessing over flickering airplane windows.

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Parallels Between Two Worlds: Watch The Glass Box And Purple Room Scenes Side By Side (Video)

Dale Cooper's journey out of the Red Room synchronized with the glass box scene in New York City reveals some striking similarities between both worlds.

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How Cooper Didn’t Greet Gordon Cole Properly And Revealed Something Is “Yrev, Very” Wrong (Video)

A well-hidden clue at the beginning of the electrifying interrogation scene reveals that something is very wrong.

Easter Egg In “The Secret History Of Twin Peaks” Bears Major Warning For The New Series

Aaron Mento was the first to discover the genius Easter egg Mark Frost planted in The Secret History of Twin Peaks. Now that you've had enough time to read the novel, here's what you probably missed.

The Four Seasons of Twin Peaks

In his first guest post, Robert J. Peterson argues that David Lynch and Mark Frost’s seminal early-90s TV series didn't have two seasons—but four.

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