Re:Tinker, tailor, soldier, sandbagger: sometimes TV from th...
by jimjimjim on Monday August 28, 2017 @06:49AM
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Haven't seen it yet but i just got the original twin peaks dvds for a couple of dollars so ill catch the new ones after these
Re:Tinker, tailor, soldier, sandbagger: sometimes TV from th...
by wingerlang on Monday August 28, 2017 @08:01AM
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I was pretty glad when I heard they made a third season, but I remember not even finishing S2 due to the mystery of S1 being sold.
Do I need to watch S2 to enjoy S3? Or maybe I should even give S2 another chance now that it's been a few years.
Re:Tinker, tailor, soldier, sandbagger: sometimes TV from th...
by cowpewter on Monday August 28, 2017 @10:00AM
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You should know how S2 ends at least because S2 ends on a cliffhanger involving Coop that S3 picks up. And maybe give S2 a second chance while fast-forwarding through every scene with James in it, because he has no impact on anything else and eventually just leaves.
Re:Tinker, tailor, soldier, sandbagger: sometimes TV from th...
by krylon on Monday August 28, 2017 @12:40PM
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The second half of season 2 was kind of a letdown. The finale, however, was spectacular, and without knowing how season 2 ended, season 3 won't make much sense.
If you don't feel like watching it, you can read the summary on Wikipedia, though, that should give enough information to make sense of season 3 - to the degree that's possible, at least, we are talking about David Lynch here, after all. ;-)
Just be aware that the third season has a much stronger Lynch-ean flavor to it. Which is great if you're fan of his work (I know I am), but it might not be for everyone.
I think it appeals to David Lynch fans more than Twin Peaks fans, but so far I loved every single episode.