Twin Peaks but it's Out of Context
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2020
- I know this is VERY different from the content I usually post, but I threw this together as a passion project for one of my new favourite shows and my friends told me "no shame, go main" so it's going up on here. Let's Rock!
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The lovely Boitux remade this video but with the French dub of the show! Go check it out, French-speaking friends! : th-cam.com/video/h62yJg92WUA/w-d-xo.html
buncha baguette wielding surrender monkeys if you ask me
I like how half of this never had context to begin with.
All of this did. What clip has no context? I can explain the context to you for every single clip in this lol.
Well except two lol
Oh they have context, but the context in some cases still doesn’t explain jack squat.
Only if you haven’t watched 5 hours of youtube explanations 😂
@@oceanshrugs9235 i mean, maybe i don’t remember but can you explain the first two?
Deniz Demir showing Cooper's excitability as a character.
There was a fish
*I N T H E P E R C O L A T O R*
RIP Jack Nance
Anyone else think that was Josie trying to get Cooper to leave town.
*spits the coffee back into the cup*
YoU wOulDn’T pUT a FiSh IN tHe PeRcoLATor!!
My favorite line in the entire show
Nobody:
Dale Cooper: 👍🏼
That is the best
😀👍
Best comment desereves a thumbs up 👍🏻
👍
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The entire show is out of context
Why?
@@Jackp2003 because it’s surreal and absurd.
@@corgio1260 Fair enough
@@corgio1260 No its not... Your life is aabbssuurrdd.
@@jameslee2196 nah it's worst tvshow ever =)
Coopers mood in the entirety of the show was
:D
Mood in the return:
MAN I WISH I KNEW
Or the occasional :0
In season 3 is
>:[ and :l
:D 👍
Season 2 finale:
>:D
Having never seen Twin Peaks my first thought was if this show was a comedy. Then I thought it was a comedic murder-mystery, only to be convinced is was a comedy with a murder sub-plot for an episode or two. Only for my assumption to change again into a psycological horror with comedic elements, or a comedy with elements of a psychological Horror.
Rude Every single one of your assumptions were simultaneously correct
The absurd mystery of the strange forces of existence.
Yes.
You NEED to see it
And all that options are correct at the same
Time
"Out of context" implies that this somehow makes more sense _in_ context.
it does
barely
Huh. It’s actually less strange without any context.
Yuh it really is
That is the David Lynch's magic! Daily stuff happening in daily places seems weird.
Yeah because the actual context is the grisly murder of an endlessly tormented teen girl but all this shit's happening at the same time lol
Me before watching: "This had better include the dance scene with Leland and the Horne brothers."
Me after watching: "Thank you."
Literally my favorite scene of the entire series.
"I'm back! I'm back and I'm READY!"
That scene STILL makes zero logical sense to me, but it’s great
insightful
@@bencarlson4300 what about it doesnt make sense, they’re enabling his psychotic break
Laura screaming still is one of the scariest things I have ever seen or heard.
Yes
Meanwhile
My mom: Stop dancing on the bed and go to sleep!
Me the second she leaves: 5:07
That was actually pretty funny
Your Mom the second she comes back in: 5:18
I love Twin Peaks so much.
Same😭😭
SAME!!!
I just watched all seasons + the movie in 4 days and just beyond with this show
Some moments of this show are like shitposts before shitposting was a thing
dale’s reaction to the gun at 1:43 kills me every time i adore him
HOW HAVE I NEEVR NOTICED THAT LITTLE SPIN SKSJDH
As if he suddenly channeled Kramer from Seinfeld.
@@miageorge858 nice profile picture
I NEVER EVEN NOTICED THIS 😭😭😭
what makes it even better is he only did it cause he thought he was off screen 😭😭
that scene where windam earle is dressed up as the horse and shoots major briggs genuinely scared me so much
Especially when you realize that Leo was the ass of the horse.
@@greyeyed123 lol your reply got me dead
I never noticed Pete drinking milk out of a beer mug. That's a great little detail. Definitely something he would do.
I think its eggnog
I gotta say I never noticed it before
@@chxrliee428 I think it’s nignog
What do you mean, out of context? This is just a normal Twin Peaks episode...
2:51 Looks like the heartfelt end of a 90's romcom
I don’t even remember this moment at 2:45 of Cooper pinching Harry’s nose, but it’s absolutely adorable and I love how TP wasn’t afraid to have it’s two strong male leads be super soft with each other
The frequency of scenes where people just talk through half a pound of food
0:41 this was extremely terrifying to me. I dreaded the moment he'd finally wake up
Same here
This show isn't any less insane with context and I love it
oh, man. that very first scene in season 2 after cooper had just been shot at 2:17 had me half afraid to death and half almost crying of laughter, i wasn't sure if this was just another one of the countless weird twin peaks residents or if cooper was transitioning to a whole other dimension, a sort of afterlife, and this was his unusual greeting by one of the angels LMFAO
One and the same.
i'm glad someone else is in awe of the scene with james singing, it's atrocious and inadvertently surreal in its placement
Right? The whole scene was just so weird I didn’t even know how to react. Like was this supposed to be an emotional moment or. Because his singing to me was just awful
@@omnipotentmichelle701 i think david had clocked out by that episode
IIRC he directed that one, I assume it's "embarrassing but painfully sincere teenage songwriting" through David Lynch's weirdo eyes
@@daemon3582 Lynch wrote the song himself, so you're correct. It's his version of a 50s love ballad.
Catherine was a legend for her dance improve
Ben told her to go dance with Leland so he wouldn't look like a lunatic. The fact that random dancers emulate her emulating him is priceless.
Agent Cooper: Tibet!
Everyone: *focus intensely*
I like to think that this is an accurate representation of David Lynch's life.
2:25 the whole scene with the hotel attendant is so eerie but so funny at the same time
The attendant played by the great Hank Worden, one of John Ford's regulars.
Ive never seen this but now i wanna binge
Craze Sickle Craze!!!! I miss you man :((
@@jake_n_jazz i miss you too! We gotta talk again!
Watch seasons 1 and 2, then Fire Walk With Me, then The Missing Pieces (deleted scenes), and then top it off with The Return. Sounds daunting, but it's absolutely worth it.
@@ZodsSnappedNeck ill make you proud!
Its great
I love how you can clearly see where the fun season 1 weirdness ends and the terrifying season 2 weirdness begins.
*gets shot*
Dale Cooper: 👍🏼
the two scenes of bobby screaming are everything
Leave it to Twin Peaks to be super weird and dream like, but also super wholesome. Only ever when you got evil stuff from the Black Lodge involved does this weirdness appear threatening and scary
HOW ARE YOU DOIN' DOWN THERE
WARM MILK :D
👍
👍
2:50 Even in context this scene is so bizarre
I sometimes scream “GAH!! 😩” and pretend to jump and I don’t think my friends know I’m pretending to be Leland on Laura’s casket
Imagine being so polite that you give the guy not saving you, or getting help from bleeding out a thumbs up.
This just reminds me how much I love Dale Cooper.
The look between the Horn brothers when Leland comes in singing plus Cooper's face when the previously solid coffee spills when he tips the cup are a road map for life.
this is seriously lacking Gordon saying: BANZAI to a bonsai tree
Too much context
Utterly bizarre and nonsensical. I love it.
😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
the scene at 3:00 may be my fav segment of the whole show
they just .. join in?? ben horne on the desk?? love to see it
My favorite scene is the Tibetan Method.
2:45 those two random scenes leads me to believe that cooper and rosenfield are in love with truman but then again, who isn't?
Cooper and Albert are exes who never got over each other, Harry and Cooper fell in love at first sight and continue to be disgustingly in love, and Albert fell in love with Harry the exact second Harry punched him and is not happy about that fact. I cannot be unconvinced of any of this.
@Gina ewww keep the negativity to yourself
@Gina fc off plz
@Gina Ted Bundy and Lana Del Rey fanfics more your thing?
Just because two males show affection doesn't make them gay.
Now that I think of it, it's quite sexist to assume that any affection from a male must be sexual in nature.
I.... what is the intended tone of this show???
Jeremy Bell ....lynchian?
Weird
The absurd mystery of the strange forces of existence.
No one really knows!
Comedic avandt gard?
5:31 got me dead😂
besides the grisly murder and generational abuse this show is hilarious
Thank you for making this, it brings me so much joy.
Nicola Marshall 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♀️ we out here...... watching Twin Peaks
@@jake_n_jazz We do be
Ray Wise has a real good voice.
I want to taste those sandwiches almost as bad as I want to have some of that cherry pie
I’ve wanted to eat at the RR Diner so bad. It’s actually Twede’s Cafe & I hope to eat there someday!
Why are there multiple clips containing glasses of milk
cinematic trope! milk is usually associated with children, purity, babies, innocence etc so having grown men in dark situations drink it creates a stark contrast, giving off an eerie atmosphere. In the clockwork orange, alex also drinks milk (spiked with drugs) throughout the movie to contrast his violent nature with his age and lack of innocence
Big dairy
@@elianaranti Also that sinister glass of milk that Cary Grant carries up the staircase in Hitchcock's movie Suspicion made the drink something we might not want so much.
@@eduardo_corrochio
Not to mention the MilkBar in
A Clockwork Orange.
This is just Twin Peaks in normal context and I love it
David Lynch is basically in the genre of: mind fuck films and television. What you are observing makes sense. It’s just presented to you in a way that makes your brain and sight go freaking insane.
The llama scene is my favorite scene in the whole show.
ben horne hitting the griddy at 3:17 lmaoooooo
I feel like this show wasn’t meant to be as absolutely hilarious as it is, it just happened to turn out like that. Or maybe it was meant to be funny. In that case it’s still genius
It was definitely meant to be funny (and several other things simultaneously most of the time). Grace Zabriskie (Sarah Palmer) told a story years ago about an interviewer who told her there was a comic element to her screaming in the pilot episode (the phone scene)...as she realized her daughter was dead. Grace said the interviewer said, "Oh. So you were PLAYING IT UP for laughs, eh?" Grace just shook her head in disbelief. People cannot conceive that a performance, a story, or a tone can be complex and layered. There can be comic elements side by side with horrific elements, which can enhance both simultaneously. Sometimes the comic element can also be horrific, or the horrific element can also be comic (poor Ike the Spike's bent ice pick comes to mind--I literally felt bad enough to "aww" and his bent, bloody, broken ice pick after his murderous rampage, and then instantly laughing at the involuntary contradiction).
Any time you ask yourself while watching Twin Peaks "was that supposed to be on purpose?" the answer is "YES". The show was 100% self aware and worked its ass off to both satirize and subvert every genre it borrowed from.
@@carag2567 I always thought the lama scene was an accident, yet, if memory serves, they gave Kyle some sweet smelling gum so the lama would stop to smell it, and it would appear the lama looked him in the eyes before moving on. (There were some "happy accidents" in the making of the show, but they sparked ideas in Lynch that he ran with...sometimes for decades.... So it is difficult to say they were completely random accidents.)
@@greyeyed123 Oh I'm sure there were things that weren't 100% planned or that may have been the result of the actors improvising. I meant more of the deliberately bad dialogue, cheesy plotlines, bizarre....everything, Badalamenti's half lounge-half elevator sounding jazz score, the overwrought melodrama, those elements. All of that was done entirely on purpose.
There's a scene in season one where Ed and Donna are in the lodge having a conversation and the camera keeps showing us Ed from Donna's POV. Behind him is a stag's head mounted to the wall but all we see are the antlers and they look like they are sprouting out of his head. Anyone can easily think that was a mistake but it's clearly not. They are having what is supposed to be a serious conversation while Ed appears to have antlers. It's hilarious, deliberate, and works perfectly to subvert the implied depth of the scene.
It actually may have been the pilot episode and it might have been the gas station, not the lodge. I can't remember right now. But I do recall that being my "aha!" moment of understanding how to interpret this show. Don't take anything seriously, just enjoy the ride 😉
The hilarious thing about this is that it makes about the same amount of sense that the show does in context.
3:15 😱 he hit the griddy!!!
none of these characters are neurotypical and i need someone to know
This series, particularly season one, was extraordinary stuff. I first got acquainted with Twin Peaks when it was repeated on the Bravo channel. I've been back a few times-- via recorded VHS tapes (with commercials edited out), then the Golden Box DVD, and then streaming.
That clip here with Leo in sunglasses and birthday hat reminded me of the first time I watched the show, and of feeling the prickly and giddy suspense of wondering whether he was actually catatonic or just biding his time so he could suddenly lunge at Bobby and kill him (then Shelly).
Such a cool program. Nowhere else could you find such a deft and wacky combo of detective story, film noir, teen sleuthing, soapy small-town romances and infidelities, whodunit, and paranormal thriller. It had its flaws, among them solving the murder, but what a fun entertainment experience it was overall.
0:13 Tony Soprano watching Twin Peaks
this is what watching the show feels like
Nadine with the drapes got me *good*
most of twin peaks is like an out of context video anyway this is great aha
Twin Peaks after Season 1: *C O N T E X T W A S N E V E R A N O P T I O N . . . .*
This just feels like a collection of bloopers and outtake and I love it.
Now you mention it…this would fit as a blooper reel for just about any other show.
Nobody:
Andy: I’M A WHOLE DAMN TOWN
Cooper is like the only police officer character whom I’ve seen that has an actual realistic personality and overall the most entertaining character
@SorcererOne um okay, I'd rather talk to a weird, funny cop than one who would kneel on my neck and brutalize ppl , but go ahead and have ur opinion😉
when dale pinches harry's nose i die a sweet death
David lynch....the man who finally let me accept my weird
i still don't understand why windom earle had to approach major briggs in a horse costume
Maybe because sneaking up on him was too much trouble, and also there was a chess game involved, so why not?
I don't know, it's Twin Peaks, enough said
The confusion of why a man in a horse costume is approaching you in the middle of a forest deafens any sense of danger. That plus Earle is just a crazy dude.
I suppose it also works to shock the audience more when the gun comes out, because we don't know who it is either.
Chess thing
Ray Wise is one of the most underrated actors of all time
This is like 80% meme formats
so glad u put the josie desk drawer knob scene in
Saw that extra at 0:20 and i had to pause I laughed so hard at least he made the most out his background screen time
I'm just so glad that this video exists
3:00 “explain your favorite show in one scene”
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
"Context..."
DIANE I AM NOW UPSIDE DOWN
Diane I have in my hand a small box of chocolate bunnies.
I've never seen Twin Peaks, and now I have to write an essay about it. After watching this video... I have zero idea what the hell I'm getting into.
Love that no less than 25% of those scenes still make no sense in context
obsessed with the fact that some of this makes more sense out of context
Just a normal day in Lynch's office.
Could have shown any nadine scene
That scene with the bread makes so much more sense if you interpret it like Ted Mosby using eating sandwiches as a euphemism for getting high.
I haven't seen the show yet (I know right? What a crime) but I have a feeling that this show is more of an experience rather than an actual story.
You nailed it!!! That is what Twin Peaks is all about ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I mean, it’s both but in the best way.
that's probably the best way of looking at it
Was feeling bad but this reminded me how great Twin Peaks is. Thank you!
Note to SELF : Whenever I am pissed off about getting old I can thank my lucky stars that I was around to appreciate the magic of Twin Peaks in the early 90s .........it was and still is off the scale in terms of unique, mesmerising, bizarre television. Long live DKL.
I love how this made as much sense as the original show, lol.
Twin peaks never had a context, that’s what makes it beautiful
This is easily the greatest series of all time! Love it 😍
A lot of people had the hots for Audrey Horne, but honestly Shelly Johnson was the one to go for. The poor lady was married to Leo to. I was rooting for Bobby to mature up a little bit and be in a committed relationship with her.
Mädchen Amick is supermodel beautiful. She’s still unbelievably gorgeous
@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607So was Sherilyn Fenn!
As a classically trained jazz bass player of 25 years I can’t help but agree that yes, this is totally jazz.
Honestly my favorite series even though it was before my time. It just gives me a warm nostalgic feeling.
I think the scene where Leeland comes in singing and dancing is far better with context. Like, the second to last scene we saw him in before that, he was smothering a man to death in a hospital bed.
Watching twin peaks is a good reminder that we are living life with no context about others people lives and we just move on 99% of the time
Crazy seeing this out of context and then follow up by saying I've had nightmares from watching this show
Dude, the description alone earned you a Like from me!
I wish I wasnt as lazy and I would Finally start doing this crap, because my head is filled with ideas...
4:04 just killed me