By now I started to be a bit worried by the lack of plot. in this episode we have an assorted bunch of disconnected scenes (a bit as usual), introducing new young villains, like the obnoxious, smoking guy at the end of the episode.
The trouble is that most of these scenes start to look like self-standing and self-referencing to Lynch obsession for the '50s, criminals, weirdos and art movies.
Quite annoying to follow Dougie/Cooper walking around in slow motion, without anybody wondering about the strangeness of his behavior. Even for a Lynchian environment this is puzzling and contrived.
The trouble is that most of these scenes start to look like self-standing and self-referencing to Lynch obsession for the '50s, criminals, weirdos and art movies.
Quite annoying to follow Dougie/Cooper walking around in slow motion, without anybody wondering about the strangeness of his behavior. Even for a Lynchian environment this is puzzling and contrived.