WHAT HAPPENED TO THE ONE ARMED MAN??? The last we see of him is when he is in bed giving Cooper the last clue. Did he die?

Ditte 

No, I don´t think so.

I never got if he actually died or just passed out at the end of that scene. 

EDIT: http://www.glastonberrygrove.net/texts/script16.html

In this script, Truman writes him off as schizophrenic, along with Leland, right before Briggs utters "there is more to heaven and earth..."   Is that the way it is in the series? 

 This is actually the question I came here to ask.  :)   I was wondering if I'd missed something, or if he really did just disappear from the series.  I guess he did.

1. I guess it applies to everything when Lynch says in 'Catching the Big Fish' he's got no idea what the little box is in Mullholland Drive. But dogs go everywhere in his stuff - Angriest Dog in the World, there's dogs in his Bob paintings, in her intro to Episode 19, the Log Lady says her dog once ate so much earth he died and turned back into the earth. And he was black and white. Like the Lodges.

2. What if Lynch was reading a book on Alexander the Great and it said "It was then that Alexander the Great went boldly into Siwa Oasis"? And he put the emphasis in the wrong place because that struck him as amusing.?

3. I think Lynch likes silly obfuscation. Incidentally, I chuckled when he was referred to by his full name, Mike Nelson.

4. I tend to think that as 'seeing the face of God' is often used as a metaphor for your basic garden-variety enlightenment, in this instance it means realising the error of one's ways. For it is written, apparently, in 2 Chronicles 7:14 "If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will hear their land".

I remember a long time ago we discussed a theory about Briggs' outfit, which said that the White Lodge made him relive the best moment of his life, when he was a young pilot in some war (what's good about it escapes me, but...you know Briggs), in the same way the Black Lodge made Coop relive the worst: Caroline's death...

And related to the WL: who's that hooded figure (the Guardian) that appears from time to time? Just the guy who was in charge of taking Briggsy? Someone else?

Choreographer? Port-O-Matic seller (he mentions a "machine shop")? Taxidermist (Tim & Tom's)? Nothing really and all those are hobbies?

i really wish that in season 2 they had focused on the characters they had in season 1. there are very few new characters that i feel are on the same level as the ones introduced in season 1. i like the travelling judge, jean renault, andrew packard, and....welp, looks like that's it

the insurance saleman who warns off catherine and trudy at the great northern are more riveting than pinkle, the fbi agent who comes down on coop, david duchovny's character, MT freaking wentz and her vaudville comedy-level husband, the chick who kills the mayor's brother with sex, little nicky, dick tremayne, the enormous coach who tells the wrestling team that nadine can wrestle, or that razzafrazzin consierge at the great northern i hate so much.

Ah, Great Northern's Louie... So extremely annoying...

BTW, the layout of the hotel is another great mystery to me... If you leave Ben's office which way is the lobby? Left, right? Because we see people going both ways. The same goes for the sheriff's station.... Where are the cells? Because we see Coop and Doc Hayward coming from them in one direction and later Hawk and Leland in the opposite one. Besides, people leave the conference room and go to the LEFT when the exit is to the right.... I'm confused... I know, I know, "Gordon, it's all a set. No hay banda. There are no cells", but what annoys me is that I noticed and no one involved in the filming did....

louie, yes

better 1000 little nickys than one louie. i've never seen an actress exude such "HELLO I AM ACTING ON A SHOW ON THE TEEVEE" in my life