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The best lines of the show came early: "Tasks coming into focus ... objects becoming clearer." and there's the forgotten note under the bed that told Coop where to find and rescue Audrey. "I had to drink 3 pots of camomile tea to find that out. Which reminds me, would you excuse me?"...

Not to mention how his indoor grow rooms remind me of Ned's fruit-rotting facility for his special resurrected pie recipe.

Well, Josie's back and extra seductive in a nightie for the Sheriff. And there's someone's peeping outside the window. I think it's the same Asian gentleman who's been watching Agent Cooper, but by the light of lightning, it's hard to say. For all that lighting showed it could have been...

Well, I just gotta bag on MadPac to start with. (Not just because his myth-busting video on the subject was from Cracked, which was originally a comic satire publication on a mission to compete with Mad Magazine, although I always assumed that the majority of their readers also enjoyed the...

I figured it must be either a horsefly or a wasp. Not nearly high pitched enough to be a mosquito. Too loud to be an ordinary housefly unless it was amplified for comic effect, which is a definite possibility.

First, looks like the long intro was only for series- and season-premiers so we're back to just a tease of that saw-sharpener. :emoji_disappointed: Looks like Andy's role as comedy relief is officially cemented. First when he was hanging up the sketch flier and appeared to have lost a fight...

If that's one of the gag credits and not just an error, I don't get it even though I do see the resemblance after looking up Richard Kiel. According to the closing credits, it's Carel Struycken, probably best known (at least in my circles) for the character of Mr. Homn, manservant to Lwaxana...

Yeah, but didn't the diner scene between the Maj. and Bobby also feel like a "Goodbye," of some sort? That struck me as kind of weird.

First of all, I was glad to see the long intro again with more of that awesome saw-sharpener in action. For some reason I could watch that thing run all day.:emoji_boy: I don't know whether to congratulate Audrey for evading discovery and incest at once or to think her a fool for it. Probably...

Hardly as psyched as the question lets on, but I've gotta find out who that slender woman in a black coat and gloves was who shot Agent Cooper. Possibly Blackie? She's a slender woman deeply involved in criminal activity who tends to dress in black and would have a motive, but her...

Isn't the palm the usual method? But it would have been more difficult to force on her that way.

A little disappointing that Audrey saw Cooper at Jack's but he didn't see her. Got to love her initial reaction to seeing that the owner she was supposed to "service" was her daddy. She'll probably be grounded till she's 30. Bobby has the best dumb luck with surviving Leo. First, Leo gets...

Interesting take on that. I thought that she was upset because she actually did have a little Andy in the oven.

Cooper's a trip. I was wondering how he would handle the situation of having to get Audrey out of his bed, and he handled it beautifully. Then the ploy of when Blackie thought the mechanic was a cop and he told her, "I'm the cop," knowing full well she would think he was being facetious...

Interesting. I didn't know about Joe 90 the TV show, but I would say that the reference was definitely being made. I wouldn't expect any one person would get all of the pop culture references made in The Middleman. But it would definitely explain why it was said as if intended as a joke when...

I figured the joke was that he had dropped out (Or did he flunk out?) of law school and his artistic genre was that he made phallic sculptures.

I thought the noise we heard him make at the end of that scene was evidence that she did hit him, but where? For all we know he could be falling on the floor to expire in short order, or wincing in pain of a flesh wound that'll only make him madder to inflict a worse beating on her. Let's hope...

Thanks for setting me straight on that point. On re-watch it was Hank who beat Leo up for "opening a new franchise" when he was supposed to be "minding the store." Interesting the bit about taking apart his chippy. Could be the threat was with what was done to Laura Palmer. Jaques is still a...

Still moving right along. Open question about the Canadian guy. The blood on Leo's shirt was his blood type, but was it his? Or was he the guy who just pounded on and threatened Leo for "opening up his own franchise" when he was supposed to be "minding the store?" I'm guessing the latter...

One of the tiny details that had me going a bit was when the first on the list of Dr. Bob the vet's patients was half poodle and half rottweiler. First a little mental double-take because for some reason when I hear "poodle" I think "toy poodle," which would have definite size issues in the way...