Nick, Dylan and Jeremiah conclude their conversation about Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Special Guest: Jeremiah Beaver.

This is the first half of a conversation between Nick, Dylan and special guest Jeremiah Beaver (creator of the YouTube channel Take the Ring) about Twin Peaks' great prequel film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Special Guest: Jeremiah Beaver.

Nick and Dylan bid farewell to the season by talking about its enigmatic final episode. The boys delve deep into Cooper's psyche, including his upsetting sexual encounter with Diane, his oddly aggressive behavior in the diner, and his retraumatization of Laura. Finally, they reflect generally on the remarkable achievement that was Twin Peaks: The Return.

On this super-sized episode, Nick and Dylan are joined by artist, writer, YouTuber and noted Twin Peaks superfan Gisela Fleischer. The trio discusses the wild, shocking, and emotionally-draining penultimate episode of The Return, wherein the reality of show itself begins to completely unravel. Special Guest: Gisela Fleischer.

On this episode, Nick and Dylan are joined by Aidan and Lindsay from the Bickering Peaks podcast to discuss a most eventful Part 16. The four reflect on the joyful (if brief) return of Dale Cooper, the pathetic demise of Richard Horne, and Lynch's depiction of violence towards women vis-à-vis the Audrey and Diane storylines. Special Guests: Aidan and Lindsay.

Nick and Dylan are joined by 25 Years Later founder Andrew Grevas to talk about Part 15 of Twin Peaks: The Return, which continues the season's legendary sprint towards the finish line and marks the end of characters like Dougie, Steven and the Log Lady. Special Guest: Andrew Grevas.

John Bernardy from 25 Years Later joins Nick and Dylan to discuss Part 14 of Twin Peaks: The Return, where the show's timeline screwiness starts to present itself more clearly than ever. Special Guest: John Bernardy.

Twin Peaks: The Return enters its transcendent final third with Part 13, an episode the boys feel is a noticeable step up in quality. They are especially enamored with the arm wrestling scene, which showcases David Lynch's absurdist sensibilities better than almost any scene in this season.

Nick and Dylan sift through an episode that contains some of the season's most curious scenes, including Gordon's flirtation with a young French woman, the world's disconcerting reintroduction to Audrey Horne, and the bafflingly irrelevant saga of Abbie, Natalie and Trick.

The boys are very high on part 11 of Twin Peaks: The Return, which they agree is one of the best (and funniest) episodes of the season. Listen as they praise Lynch's comic timing, Jim Belushi's physical gifts and Bobby's dealings with an extremely disgruntled driver.

The boys tackle the challenging 10th episode of The Return, which has an extremely high concentration of violence towards towards women. They also do a deep dive on the surprising psychological depth of Candie and puzzle over the odd web of connections between the Mitchum brothers, Ike the Spike, Anthony and Duncan Todd.

Major Briggs looms large over this ninth episode of The Return. Additionally, the Blue Rose Task Force becomes suspicious of Diane, Bill Hastings has a meltdown and the true weirdness of the Roadhouse begins in earnest.

Nick and Dylan are joined by good friends Sean and Josh to explore the mind-destroying eighth part of Twin Peaks: The Return, the most stylistically extreme episode of the series and one of the most remarkable episodes of television ever. Special Guests: Josh and Sean.

The boys dissect an atypically plot-heavy episode of Twin Peaks: The Return, which sees both the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station and Blue Rose Task Force making significant discoveries related to the ever-deepening Dale Cooper mystery. Also, Douglas Jones moves like a cobra.

Nick and Dylan pour over the sixth episode of Twin Peaks: The Return, which features a heavier-than-normal dose of Dougie as well as some of the season's most shocking and divisive scenes.

On the lengthiest episode of 119! yet, the boys dive into an eventful fifth part of Twin Peaks: The Return, in which many new characters are introduced, some old characters reveal new identities, and weird stuff happens with a box in Argentina.

The boys (mostly Nick) feel that this is a somewhat uneven episode of Twin Peaks: The Return, but they are united in their unreserved praise of the legend himself, Wally Brando.

The season kicks into high gear on this third episode of Twin Peaks: The Return, where many intriguing plot threads are established and we meet our beloved Dougie. Also, there's a lot of puke.

The boys discuss a meaty, loretastic episode that sees a return to the Black Lodge as well as many familiar faces.

Nick and Dylan introduce themselves to the Twin Peaks community, give some general thoughts about The Return and delve into the season's strange and unexpcted premiere episode.