would have explored that were left dangling in the Ep. 29 finale?
I swear someday soon I am going to sit down and watch the pilot thru FWWM and write a very serious close-to-the-canon effort of what they would have done with season 3 just for fun. I feel like I want some closure to certain plot lines, and not everything has to be resolved. What happened to Pete, Audrey, and Andrew in the bank? Did they survive? Who would try to rescue Cooper in the Lodge? What would happen with the Bad Coop? Would Major Briggs enter the Lodge? What about the Passion Play? What about the nurse that takes the ring from Annie in FWWM deleted scenes? What about Desmond and Jefferies? Even less serious subplots like Lucy, Andy, and the baby. What about the Log Lady backstory and the events surrounding her husband's death? What other supernatural occurences have happened throughout the history of Twin Peaks in those dark woods? What is the deal with Josie stuck in the wood and who Ben saw in ep. 27? The shaking hands? Leo under the spider cage? How's Annie? The Ed, Nadine, and Norma triangle. Donna losing it after finding out about Ben. What happened to Johnny Horne really, didnt Audrey push him down the stairs? What all do the Bookhouse Boys really know about the "evil in those woods?" Is Diane real? I'm not sure about the whole Mike and Bob from a planet of corn thing, although it could still really be done in a very dark, menacing way with the right creativity and images evoked. It would be fun to flesh these things out and more and still leave enough mystery surrounding the show because that is probably the main allure of the dark fairy tale that is Twin Peaks.
Just wondering what fellow Peaker's insights are on interesting 3rd season plotlines and where they could head.
Don't hang me if this has already has been discussed ad nauseum.
"Harry, I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it, don't wait for it, just let it happen. Could be a new shirt at the men's store, a catnap in your office chair, or two cups of good, hot, black coffee. Like this." -Dale Cooper
