I have to say, I really forgot so much of what happens in Season two. I think we are still in the Lynchian part of the season right now and so each episode has been fantastic. It really gives a vibe of people that are making something they truly love who are fully enjoying the process. I've been really surprised at my love of the supporting characters, I really like the judge and Sid, I think the whole Harold Smith story line is quite fun. It is all very soap opera-y, which is something my wife pointed out to me on my first watching of the series over a decade ago. It is rather funny because I remember as a child that my mother would watch twin peaks and she was also an enormous Guiding Light fan. I even remember having to go to bed so she and my father would watch it. It was on a little too late and it was "too weird" for me, according to them. Something interesting is that the more traditional soap operas, like Guiding Light, may already do the whole "enjoy the process" thing Lynch likes to tout. Guiding Light is still in production and totals at almost 20k episodes that weave in and out of storylines with no particular end in sight. It makes you wonder if what Lynch is really going for is something a bit beyond this since, as far as I can tell, Twin Peaks is a much more enjoyable watch than any old daytime television series. There is something about the series that is special besides the enjoyment of the creative process and this is a part of Lynch's work that seems to be kept secret, at least to some degree.
