Holy cow dude, nice find!
I've found more : the origin of evil.
Yes it's about the bunny.
Yes it's about Billy. 😀
I've found more : the origin of evil.
Yes it's about the bunny.
Yes it's about Billy. 😀
They're heading to the turnip farm! Another mystery solved!?
I gotta tell you Lucas, if I ever need find anything, that's you I'm gonna call.?
Wow Lucas Wow.
And here's the red balloon (although I'm sure they'd rather play with FIRE).
Yes Billy, listen to the radio :
"This is the water.
And this is the well.
Drink full and descend.
The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within."
This is so awesome!!!!!!
In Australia, and almost certainly England, those reading books were about Dick and Jane.
These old stories are perfect! Thank you guys, for showing them to us!
Has this been completely abandoned? I still think about it and come across tid bits that may or may not be relevant.
Anybody else?
Has this been completely abandoned? I still think about it and come across tid bits that may or may not be relevant.
Anybody else?
There is a point in the behind the scenes stuff where they are talking about some crew member named Billy, who bit a guy and would do this thing where he put a measuring tape in your face, or something like that. Got me thinking about the Billy stuff maybe being an inside joke in relation to that.
What are your tidbits?
If we are to assume that we end up in a mixture of our reality (the house isn't owned by the Palmers it is owned by the real life owners the Reber's yet their name is Tremond which is associated with some interesting characters in Twin Peaks) and Richard/Cooper goes to a Valero gas station (real in our world) the Odessa Population sign and deep fried weapons...then the theory that the Billy is actually Billy Zane who played her lover in Season 2 has a LOT of merit. You will note that his name is Billy Zane, not Bill or William.
This is a theory that I can buy into!
Jack
I would add the part when Cooper (Richard) asks the waitress where to put the fryer basket. Oddly awkward. And oddly prolonged. It felt more like a regular guy doing a real thing instead of some edited-for-TV hero sequence.
Something I've read in the last issue of "Blue Rose" magazine.
Remember, the conversation begins with "That's because you're hanging out at the nuthouse."
When Megan says that the name of is mother is Tina, there is "an ominous music".
(for the author of the article this music and the "nuthouse" are directly connected to the real condition of Audrey. Tina is Audrey. In Audrey's dreams).
Listen to the sound (this short video is maybe restricted on some devices by CBS) :
Fire walk with