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Hosted by Nick & Kim · tv · EN-US · 152 episodes
A Twin Peaks rewatch podcast. Get yourself a nice cup of the blackest coffee you can find, a slice of damn fine cherry pie and join us! Music Credits: "Envision" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ We have a Patreon! Sign up to see out Let's Play of The X-Files Game at: https://www.patreon.com/thingsaregettingstrange
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Signup to Generate a PitchThings Are Getting Strange is a tv podcast hosted by Nick & Kim, with 152 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #21
Leo's back! He's risen... From the slaaaaaaaaab. Not sure how coming back from brain-death turns you into Frankenstein's monster but here we are! Regrettably James's subplot is ongoing, but at least the Lana - or the Twin Peaks succubus - plot seems to be coming to an end. Support the show
Episode #20
As part of Checkmate, we get a little side-tracked into how The X-Files could almost be a spin-off from Twin Peaks - still staring Duchovny with Anderson, but with Duchovny remaining as Denise. Possibly better we got the series' as we do. Alas, we are stumbling into Twin Peaks ' infamous troubled season 2 period where the soap opera aspects ramp up and things get weirder. Just not in the sense we would want... Support the show
Episode #19
Content Warning: the episode of Twin Peaks discussed contains depictions of transphobia and domestic abuse/violence against women. zzzzzzzzzz Wait! Ignoring the James scenes, the episode is still fun if a little distracted. We discuss Bobby being terrible (what else is new?) and a theoretical otherworld where meeting Denise irrevocably changes Audrey's entire career. Also the Black Widow does her thing. Maybe. Though witchcraft tends not to show up in autopsies. Support the show
Episode #18
Content Warning: the episode of Twin Peaks discussed contains depictions of transphobia. Seeing as its the episode somewhat confusingly titled Masked Ball, it means David Duchovny is here! We talk a lot about his role as Denise and how Twin Peaks manages to largely side-step a lot of problems with how she is depicted and treated in the episode. We spend a lot less time on James' new sideplot, which... yeah... Support the show
Episode #17
So... now what? Well, the series needs to keep Cooper in town, so there's a very abrupt owls coming home to roost moment for the wildly illegal stuff he's pulled previously in the series. But we also have other plotlines that won't just end... Though the series does seem to have completely forgotten Maddy even existed. Support the show
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