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Digesting Twin Peaks: The Return

I only got into Twin Peaks recently, in 2015 or so, and like most people though Season 1 was amazing (if not a little dated, although that can't be helped), and Season 2 was rubbish. So, I was curious and excited to see what Season 3 led to.

Like most people, I enjoyed it, but by golly the Dougie nonsense went on for far too long.

David Lynch did pretty well though. A good accomplishment.

Was the end all a dream? Different universe? Da fuck?
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