Blue Rose Task Force: A Twin Peaks Obsessive Podcast

As the podcast gets ready to cover Twin Peaks: The Return, your host John  brings in Colin James, Chase Bucklew, Indigo Baloch and Hilary Flor to discuss how canon does and doesn’t relate to Twin Peaks, before looking at their favorite show through the framework of folklore and mythology.
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The imagery in the title sequence for Twin Peaks: The Return is portraying something different than the original series title sequence. Your host John looks into the differences between the standard sequence and the extended Part 1 sequence, whether the sequence is actually a path, why Lynch made sure to use a golden lens flare, and if could it actually be part of the story plot.
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The Rancho Rosa logos at the beginning of every part of Twin Peaks: The Return have been a fascination of the fandom since we noticed the logos change colors each time. Your host John looks into the name Rancho Rosa, and all the elements of the logo, from placement of lettering, the sphere and the images that flicker within it, the background it appears to be flying into, and how the effects rhyme with similar effects used in the Twin Peaks parts.
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Get a comprehensive look at the greater Twin Peaks fandom’s excitement and concerns in the weeks leading up to the debut of Twin Peaks on Showtime. Your host John gives a tour of all the articles 25yearslatersite.com published between its inception on April 22nd, 2017 to the morning of May 21st, 2017.
This week’s podcast includes every word of three “Last Week in Twin Peaks Podcasts”columns,  the Black Lodge/White Lodge debate “The Donna Dilemma” and “Time Moves Strangely, or, Metaphysical Geologic Events in Twin Peaks.”
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This episode brings back some memories for your host John and guest Andrew Grevas as they speak about their time working together at 25yearslatersite.com. Consider this a primer for what the site accomplished, and what it meant to the Twin Peaks fandom experience around the airing of Twin Peaks: The Return and the years after.
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