I have to admit that this finale season was a bit weaker than the previous seasons especially after one of the best stretches in TV, which was S3-S4 of The Wire. This season had some weaknesses, especially in the first half regarding the plot and pacing which felt difficult to enjoy. Luckily the las

The Wire is the show I wanted to watch the most because it's been on my watchlist for so so long and because it's often mentioned as the best show of all time with The Sopranos. And when I finally got the chance to watch The Wire, I was instantly hooked and loved the show because of the realism of t

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is a very dark and depressing story about crime, violence, abuse, harassment, murder, sex, drugs, fear, desperation, and sacrifice for good. Making this one of the scariest and most disturbing horror films I've ever seen, and one of Lynch's most underrated films. Full r

This season opener feels new and fresh from the previous 2 seasons. Because Lynch chose to spend less time on Twin Peaks and the old characters we already know, and introduce us to new locations, characters, and questions. The structure and atmosphere remind me of Lynch's "Mulholland Drive" because

This episode is much more surreal and makes the third season even more bizarre and mesmerizing. This episode is very well written and filled with visual treats and trippy music that has become Lynch's style loved by his fans. This time we are treated to a lot of weirdness in the Black Lodge, watchin

Watching this episode was like stepping into a nightmarish but beautiful world. That's already emphasized in the opening sequence, which was incredible thanks to Lynch's signature editing and sound design. The first 15 minutes of this episode were crazy, weird, surreal, but brilliant. This was one o

This episode was the lightest of the season after some dark, weird, and scary episodes before it. The episode gave a nostalgic feel with references to the original series that was full of hilarious moments and the return of familiar faces that we have known before.

The weakest episode so far. Dougie's storyline was still funny but soon becomes tiring, it's time for Cooper to take control of this body. The episode was still interesting thanks to the reappearance of some interesting old characters as well as new ones. And this episode also still maintains the my

Naomi Watts always manages to steal the show, plus the emergence of Laura Dern playing Diane will further add to the appeal of this season.

I liked this episode because finally the storyline and characters moved forward and developed.

I can't seem to find the right words to describe my feelings after watching this masterpiece. I still can't believe Lynch could put such a cinematic experience into a television show. I would love to see this episode on the big screen. "Part 8" maybe one of the greatest things ever aired on televis

After we were taken on an unforgettable experience of a strange dream-like surreal journey, this episode serves to further the plot, as plot points slowly start to connect with each other and this episode succeeds in bringing some of those plots together.

It was just an average episode, with many scenes that felt boring plus I really hated when Richard appeared on screen.

After the boring previous episode, this episode was different, cause I really liked it from start to finish because it was very enjoyable, entertaining with a fast and steady paced. This episode really felt like the show we know with it was weird, funny, surreal, violent, but it maintains the myster

A very slow, boring, drawn-out episode, also disappointing because Audrey's reappearance felt uninteresting and annoying.

The only interesting part in this episode was Evil Cooper coming to visit Ray and having an arm wrestling match with the boss there in exchange for getting ray. The scene felt very tense which would later lead to Evil Cooper's next journey. After that, almost all the scenes were boring, although Dou

This episode was outstanding, certainly one of the best and most important episodes of the show. Because it was an episode that advances and develops a plot that has well-paced and ever-increasing tension. This episode provided a lot of information, insights, and important clues. There isn't a singl

This was one of the most emotional episodes with both joyous and sad moments of the whole show and still has Lynch's trademark surreal touch.

I could say that this was one of the most fun and happy episodes I've ever seen. All the waiting for the fans of this show paid off in this episode. The wait was clearly the return of the most beloved character by fans, Special Agent Dale Cooper, which was handled brilliantly and emotionally. Starti

SPOILER WARNING GUYS ⚠️ OH MY GOD.. I HAVE NO WORDS, MAN. THIS MIGHT BE THE BEST EPISODE I'VE EVER WITNESSED. "Part 17" was a flawless episode and literally masterpiece in everything, with the best direction, best cinematography, best parallel, best symbolism, and greatest TV PEAK. Lynch spilled hi

This episode completely threw all my understandings and theories out the window. It was probably the most confusing and frustrating hour I've ever had watching a TV show. But the more I think about it, it's a very original, brilliant and very fitting ending to the show. The phrase "We live inside a

Twin Peaks is an extraordinary masterpiece that is mysterious, funny, surreal, absurd, romantic, complicated, frightening, haunting, disturbing, gripping, confusing, hypnotizing, beautiful, philosophical, spiritual, thought-provoking and divisive. Truly an amazing viewing experience that is unique a

A great episode, with excellent and symbolic dialogues and scenes that realistically depict the command structures. This episode also marks the appearance of Omar who I've heard a lot about his character.

The best episode so far that shows and illustrates how realistic and raw the world shown in The Wire is. This episode had everything we want from this show, with excellent writing, themes, character development, and of course, well-crafted dialogs. This episode made the show more interesting and mad