Tim Hunter

But I think of in the original series, and they had like great directors.

They had like Leslie Linkogladder, Tim Hunter, Caleb Deschanel.

Stephen Gyllenhaal and the thing is that they're all great directors and they all had a unique spin but with David Lynch you know seeing his episodes like you think of the first time you watch Twin Peaks like any episode you just get this feeling you just know there's something that like there's something that just feels a very distinct way and the ones that says directed by David Lynch like oh this is gonna be a good episode and the way you're discussing like how he directed you It makes me think of like that, like, you know, lingering on like a shot for too long.

Like I think some examples I would say are when Cooper and Truman, when Ronette finally wakes up, there's that scene with the stools where they have to like try to figure it out and it goes on for a while.

Perfect.

So in this episode, we're looking at 1986 crime drama film written by, uh, Neil Jimenez, directed by Tim Hunter, starring Keanu Reeves, Crispin Glover, I- Ione, Ione Skye.

I, I never know how to pronounce her name.

Ione.