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A widely-heralded episode gives the fans what they want, sorta, and causes us to follow some new rabbit holes.

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The Lodgers | A Twin Peaks Podcast, Episode 18: This Podcast Contains a Coded Message

A widely-heralded episode gives the fans what they want, sorta, and causes us to follow some new rabbit holes.

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“Part 7” marks a huge turning point in The Return…or does it? Guest Byron Davies joins us to dive deep into some fresh philosophical tangents as we ponder what it means that the series has (apparently, maybe?) finally decided to please fans of the original run. Discussed: Jacques Rivette, the series’ controversial take on sexual violence, the entrance of Diane, themes of death and decay, and so, so much more.

You can find every episode of The Lodgers Twin Peaks Podcast here.

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