Previous Episode: S5E7: COHERENCE

The final episode of season 5 is about either the worst film David Lynch has ever made, or possibly one of his greatest—the 1992 TV-to-film crossover TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME, revealing the last seven days of Laura Palmer's troubled life, plus a lot of other strange things that don't really make sense unless, you know, they kind of do. In this episode, Renan and Bill discuss their separate paths to this film; Renan's experience of watching the complete series for the first time; Bill's long-term relationship with the Twin Peaks franchise; how it was reviled by critics and audiences (and Quentin Tarantino) upon release, then reconsidered in years afterward; Sheryl Lee's campily riveting performance; where all the rest of your favorite Twin Peaks characters went; oh here they are, in the long-rumored deleted scenes now available if you know how to find them; how FWWM presaged later Lynch films; and what Bill and Renan are hoping to find in the 2017 reboot coming to Showtime.

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Fire Walk With Me at IMDb Fire Walk With Me at Wikipedia Alex Pappademas on FWWM Village Voice's Calum Marsh on FWWM Nerdist on reconsidering FWWM Rolling Stone's Greil Marcus on FWWM BuzzFeed on FWWM's "Missing Pieces" Twin Peaks 2017 series at Wikipedia Fire Walk With Me at Wikia TwinPeaks.org Fire Walk With Me FAQ

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