I'm not sure I understand (does anybody, really) but after decades of television watching with so little creativity, it's such a joy to try to puzzle out the events of this series. David Lynch is a master of the still picture; that is, he will let us stare at a person or a group of persons for what seems like an eternity; that is, he allows the actors to affect us without any movement, only their staring faces, or their body language, our a simple lack of movement. This is a hilarious episode. The bit with the guy having to take his launch out of the conference room, to Lucy on break, to the interview be the three guys who never move (later their laughter over a broken taillight) and on and on. I laugh and I don't know why. And yet the plot continues to advance. The good Cooper loves his coffee. What's next. I am totally taken in yet there are times when I haven't a clue. I guess it's like being enamored by a Salvadore Dali painting.
