Catherine E. Coulson

who is actually not a huge part of it.

But in 1993, when Bravo re-aired the series, David Lynch wrote all of these introductions that would be read by Catherine Coulson, who plays the log lady.

So she sort of sits like in front of a fire or whatever before the episode kicks in.

And it gives you

who was the first person that we saw in the whole thing, decides that she's going to shut the sawmill down for the day.

So we learn that she's in charge of the mill.

She's been shouted at by Catherine.

Catherine's livid.

the intros as they originally aired? That's awesome.

Well, so these were written and directed by David Lynch and starring Catherine Coulson, a.k.a. Margaret Lanterman, a.k.a.

The Log Lady.

So there's one for every episode of the original series.

The host discussed how the first credits scene proved once and for all that Laura is dead, in this new story rather than the popular theories that she might be alive.

And they closed out the episode with a nice segment on Catherine Coulson and the log lady that was perfect take on what she means to Twin Peaks.

Logs, Coffee, and Bob did a quick episode each for parts three and four, and I loved it as much as last week.

The host is fantastic.

Fish in the Percolator made two episodes this week for parts one through three.

The hosts expect this show to make sense later on, but right now, not so much.

They felt the new Twin Peaks is a culmination of David Lynch's work and understand that Catherine Coulson is a champion and Lucy and Andy are dumber than they've ever been.

These are quick half-hour episodes, and the host may sound rough around the edges, but Matt always comes up with great theories like this one.

I have coffee and pie for you.

And Catherine Coulson doing the line delivery on this.

It's got to be rough over there because she knows this isn't going to happen.

So it's loaded with this bittersweet vibe anyway.