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<\/a><\/p>\n\nHonestly, I thought my heart would explode at the moment above. Has Lynch ever been this swooningly romantic? No holds barred, with no worms squirming in the grass underneath the lovers’ feet? I was stunned. Not just at the moment but how emotional I got in response to it. <\/p>\n
Keith Uhlich’s re-cap over at MUBI<\/a> digs deeper into this, and other scenes. <\/p>\n Side note: I can’t tell you how happy I am to see Jay R. Ferguson (aka “Stan from Mad Men<\/i>“, aka It’s Creepy How Much He Is My Ideal Man, aka I am in love with Stan) show up here, in a role so opposite from wild-man Stan …<\/p>\n \n \n… that there are zero similarities whatsoever. Stan? Clean-cut? I was so happy to see that Keith pulled out my favorite line-reading in the episode: “KIDS-uh!”<\/p>\n At this point, I am 80% certain that Audrey Horne has been in a coma since 1991 or whatever with the bank explosion and that this interminable argument with her husband has been her ongoing coma-dream for 25 years. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Honestly, I thought my heart would explode at the moment above. Has Lynch ever been this swooningly romantic? No holds barred, with no worms squirming in the grass underneath the lovers’ feet? I was stunned. Not just at the moment … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.sheilaomalley.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/season-six-get-really-really-high.gif\")
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