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Chris and Scott discuss part 3 of Twin Peaks: the Return. The episode was available on demand right after the two hour season premiere and we made it through 3 episodes and recorded 3 podcasts. Numbers seem to be important in season 3. Whether you watched all 4 episodes last sunday or you are watching them as they air on Sunday nights, we hope you enjoy our discussion and will join in. We’d love to hear your thoughts and theories. Check out our contact information below.
Also, this episode specifically has a lot of imagery that is reminiscent of Eraserhead, which we just watched and discussed. It is a strange film and a must see for every Lynch fan. If you have some time waiting for the episodes to air Sunday, check out the Eraserhead episode of the Who Killed Laura Podcast. The similarities in Twin Peaks: the Return to Lynch's earlier work suggest that many themes and images are very meaningful to him and he can keep exploring them in different situations and with better technological abilities.
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