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Sep 13, 2026

ColinHOST
24:23
And it is just perfect to show that, you know, because we're talking about Laura is like this teenage girl who's going through this like, unbearable sexual abuse and like the ramifications the collateral damage but it shows that there's something much she's much more important much more special than she realizes
Maya McBriarGUEST
24:37
yes yes and not just a special to so many people special to so many different worlds and and so there's no way to know if david lynch and mark frost always had all those ideas in mind Or they just sort of created the return around, you know, a thought or, but it did come out as a beautiful homage to her character.
Maya McBriarGUEST
25:00
So that was really touching, I think.
ColinHOST
25:02
I don't know if Mark Frost had in mind.
ColinHOST
25:05
I actually think David Lynch had the idea of the gold orb that we actually, not only had he had it for years, I think we would have seen that in some way had Twin Peaks continued on ABC in 1991.
ColinHOST
25:16
And the reason I say that is, I don't know if you ever saw it.

43 MINS LATER

Maya McBriarGUEST
68:14
Something just a little supernatural.
ColinHOST
68:16
It's around this time that, and this is referring to the Bob dynamic, because we were talking about the owls in relation to that.
John BernardyHOST
0:43
Welcome to the Blue Rose Task Force podcast, where we look deeply into Twin Peaks as a whole, one episode at a time, using the full scope of the show, Twin Peaks, and all its official media.
John BernardyHOST
0:52
We don't use the word canon, but we consider all official releases important because Lynch and Frost have approved their presence.
John BernardyHOST
0:59
And we welcome all input into the collective consciousness that is the Twin Peaks community and wider universe.
John BernardyHOST
1:06
This podcast is a watch-along podcast for those who've seen all of Twin Peaks, including the third season, which we consider as we go along.

1 HR 59 MINS LATER

John BernardyHOST
120:29
It's that sort of thing that he's talking about.
John BernardyHOST
120:32
And we see along the back of the curtain where the crew is, the side with the crew.
John BernardyHOST
120:38
We've got Kyle MacLachlan and Mark Frost happily watching and talking.
John BernardyHOST
120:42
And we don't get to hear any of their conversation, but we get to see that they're having one.
Louis NickHOST
15:15
Yeah, exactly.
Louis NickHOST
15:17
I feel the sort of Mark Frost sci-fi itch in my brain right now.
Louis NickHOST
15:21
So I'm digging it.
Mitch SchmidtHOST
15:22
Yeah, I do love thinking about it through that lens too, like that this is the closest Leland or Laura could come or Cooper, whoever's going in the red room can kind of come to understanding what it is.
WillHOST
23:59
I would love to take this moment and do a little bit of a mea culpa.
WillHOST
24:05
Uh, Mark Frost deserves far more credit than we gave him, uh, during our, uh, our coverage here.
WillHOST
24:12
Uh, I would like to celebrate him here.
WillHOST
24:14
He is, uh...
WillHOST
24:16
You know, we-- David Lynch is a very easily talked about ... personality.
WillHOST
24:25
Like he's a very attractive, uh, figure to have conversation about.
WillHOST
24:30
Mark Frost is, uh, more private and normal it seems and so like it's, um, more fun to, to bring up, you know, the man with the gray elevated hair and all of his, uh, interesting mannerisms and whatnot.
WillHOST
24:44
Uh, but shout out to Mark Frost.
Reverend RedbeardHOST
40:13
That, yeah, it might not translate the cleanest to film, but if that man wrote that stuff...
Reverend RedbeardHOST
40:20
Well, I've read a couple of the books that him and Mark Frost wrote together, and they're incredible.
Reverend RedbeardHOST
40:25
I love them.
Reverend RedbeardHOST
40:26
But they are kind of hard to get through because they are a little disjointed at times.
Murray McCourtHOST
54:34
Favorite golf book of all time?
Jason LoganGUEST
54:39
Ooh, I would have to say The Match by Mark Frost about the match that was played at Cypress Point between Harvey Ward, Ken Venturi, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson.
Jason LoganGUEST
54:54
Amazing book.
Murray McCourtHOST
54:56
Best clubhouse in Canada.
SaturnPANELIST
56:40
Robert
SaraHOST
56:40
Frost? Mark Frost.
SaraHOST
56:41
Mark Frost.
SaturnPANELIST
56:42
Robert Frost is a different artist.
SaturnPANELIST
56:44
Damn.
SaturnPANELIST
56:45
How it was just Mark Frost and David Lynch instead of any, and none of the many writers they worked with in that show.
SaturnPANELIST
56:52
Right.
SaturnPANELIST
56:53
Right?
Doc NoyesHOST
38:41
What was yours today, Paul?
Paul RankHOST
38:43
I have The Secret History of Twin Peaks by Mark Frost.
Paul RankHOST
38:47
This actually came out right before, I've already read it once, rereading it.
Paul RankHOST
38:53
It came out right before Twin Peaks The Return came out.
Paul RankHOST
39:19
And it's just like, you know, I don't remember that way you rewatched the old TV series and it's some glaring inconsistencies, but then when you watch Twin Peaks season three, all of a sudden it all makes sense,
Doc NoyesHOST
39:33
especially when you get to the end
Paul RankHOST
39:34
and it, makes the inconsistencies from the original series um totally sensical and logical on the book because a lot of people's like oh yeah david lynch had nothing to do with the books and all that and you know mark frost just you know did what he wanted no there was actually a method to their madness um this actually i dug this out because what we were talking about at the creep show stuff That last time and watching it.
Paul RankHOST
40:02
After the show, we started talking about Twin Peaks and stuff, which has always been one of my favorite shows on TV.
Ben PearsonHOST
54:50
And...
Ben PearsonHOST
54:50
David Lynch co-created that series with Mark Frost and famously a regular guy named Frank Silva was a set dresser who worked on the pilot of the series.
Ben PearsonHOST
54:59
And Lynch caught a glimpse of his face in the reflection of a mirror during a take and then decided to cast him as the show's primary antagonist.
Ben PearsonHOST
55:08
So that's the context of that little moment that Casper mentions there.
AdamHOST
4:15
Twin speaks no evil.
AdamHOST
4:18
The oral and visual art of David Lynch and Mark Frost.
AdamHOST
4:24
An exploration of both the stunning visuals of Twin Peaks and the immersive audio and musicality of not only Mark Frost and David Lynch's minds, but then Angelo Bonalimenti's ethereal score.
AdamHOST
4:40
But it would be too overwhelming for either one of us to have to both think about what we're looking at and what we're hearing.
AdamHOST
4:49
Because while we are artists, we are also idiots.

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