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Thank you so much to everyone involved in making this scene come to fruition/life, and to this uploader, who enabled me to partake in the viewing of it, several more times, just now!!! 🤔😇🤗 Also, around 2:55, with my eyes closed, it felt like i was hearing the voice of another great actor: Jake Gyllenhaal !!! Ok, ty, take care everyone !!!! Any and all comments are welcome!! 😇🤗

They look nothing alike. I think someone got cucked 😂

More feelings and good will in 3 minutes than I've received from my father in 38 years

What a phenomenal scene

This scene was so unexpected. It reveals that there's much more to Bobby Briggs than what had been shown previously. To me, it kind of foreshadows the person he has become in The Return.

He's amazing, he knows when to start, and stop. In between he adds badass whammy, etc, etc

My modern cynical brain was expecting Bobby to reply in a mocking way, but seeing it resonate with him made an amazing scene.

I wish I had shown this scene to my father. He was born in Russia and immigrated to America when he was 7, grew up in a poor household and spent most of his time studying, working, and playing sports. He pursued psychology in college before working in IT. He also managed an art gallery, real estate office, and hardware store at various points in his life. He met my mother at a concert and shortly after they were married and I was born, both of his parents died young from horribly cruel ailments. He loved to hunt, read, watch films and TV, listen to music, paint, draw, write, cook, visit museums, ride motorcycles, build cars and bicycles, contemplate philosophy, learn, and experience in the fullest way. He was the most profound and wise man I’ve ever known. Beneath his masculine exterior was a deeply sensitive, caring, and artistic soul. I remember how he’d comb my hair gently with his calloused hands as we’d watch an emotional film or read a great book. I only ever felt love and kindness in his embrace. He passed away when I was 16 from hereditary cancer passed down from his mother, and I feel like there was so much more I wanted to talk with him about as i continued to grow as a person. I was never the same kind of person he was and i know that frustrated him at times. I wish he got to learn that his son whom i know he loved so deeply was actually his daughter, and got to know her and see how she had grown and finally felt better about herself. I miss him, and I hope somewhere, he’s still proud of me and loves me

woke up thinking of this scene and now im bawling at 7am

One of the most masculine characters in fiction. Remember men. Real men show remorse and compassion. Not the bullshit taught by so many influencers today.

I miss Twin Peaks so much.

Briggs would fit right into Infinite Jest

Why do i remember this scene having Audreys Prayer as the background music?

So beautiful

That's bloody beautiful. Also, small World... The guy who asks "How was the pie?" and Kyle McGlauchlin were both in an under rated and still quite unknown sci fi thriller called The Hidden. Great film with awesome symbolism, recommend it.

That this scene gets a payoff some 25+ years later when Bobby's mother tells him in The Return that her father always saw this life for him (when he's turned it around and made something of himself), is nothing short of utter masterwork. That 'The Chair' is one of the finest scenes in The Return, and Bobby is one of the most interesting characters of it, is no mistake. Twin Peaks is an absolute gift.

This scene is hypnotic in a way, something so sincere yet so natural that it's almost like watching something out of this world. Something that is even more weird than any science fiction.

Sometimes all a son wants is to hear it's gonna be okay. it's gonna be okay.

Briggs and Bobby's relationship was one of the most cathartic arcs for me, esp when it continued in the return. Just to see what would usually be the typical authoritative father figure have so much faith in his absolute jackass of a son just really made me feel something and I'm not quite sure what.

Hey Bobby your father works in an underground base on a project called the Stargate program 😄

I love this scene, damn ninjas cutting onions.

RIP bro

Bobby went from pissed off, to confused, to surprised, to so happy he cries, then grateful in three minutes. Fantastic acting and even better writing.

This is the moment that changed Bobby's life. Twenty-five years later, we find out that Briggs was totally correct.

Ashbrook really delivers that ending "okay" with just the right intonation.

If you turn on captions he calls him buppy

Interesting how none of the people in the diner move at all while he's telling his story.

And the Bobby character grew up to be a solid citizen, despite his ex and his daughters many issues.

To think that Don Davis also played Scullys dad in the X-Files is mind blowing. This scene is a top 3 in the show for me.

So heartbreakingly beautiful ❤ Thank you Julee for blessing us with your talent.

I love how in The Return Brigg's leaves like a scavenger hunt that does help them defeat BOB and Mr. C, but also is clearly positioned to make his beloved son the hero who is key to it. Give Bobby the aid to become the good man, when it turned out he already went on to become a good deputy

I remember so well seeing this scene for the first time when I was 15, I guess I had the same reaction as Bobby... now I am almost 50 and I still think about it many times at night, and how hope is indeed the best part of life.

S2; episode 1: The A team was in place for this one.

I met David and the band at Metaldays in Slovenia a few years back at the meet and greet and talked about this video with them. They were good craic, nice lads.

Back when I was stationed out at Edwards the AFOSI commander at the time was a Major, bald, and spoke entirely in proper english. Something went on in my lab and I had to get interrogated by him as a result of that and he seemed to sense that my mind was elsewhere and he finally asked what was up and I responded with "So do you watch Twin Peaks?"

Nice try hammond

Every once in a while I come back to this video and just cry... not because I'm sad, just because this scene is so beautiful...

I wish I could speak even 10% as eloquently as Major Briggs.

An absolutely incredible scene. Major Briggs is one of the greatest characters ever. I still think of this scene years later... the way he differentiates between a dream and a vision. The sight of the veranda. The tremendous feeling of optimism and confidence in Bobby's future. What an amazing man.

classic solo. so much emotion and just guitar wizardry all at once

I didn't grow up with a father as kid. I barely know my dad to this day. I'm 54 now, but wish I had the chance to get to know my father and felt his appreciation of me being his son; proud of me. I never had that opportunity, and it effects me to this day. I don't hate my father, because I don't know him enough to hate him, even though he never tried to be a part of my life. This scene resonates with me, because I picture myself as the son finally hearing his father share an intimate moment with his son and an optimism that only s father could instill. Brings me to tears just watching this scene over and over again..

I love how he holds the monotone voice, yet somehow conveys profound emotion. Everything about this scene is perfect.

Was this actor Scully’s father in The X-files?

This scene always makes me cry like a fucking baby. One of the most moving moments in any piece of recorded media ever. Beautifully written and performed.

This makes me convinced that twin peaks and stargate are conected in some very small way.

🥲❤

This scene is full of such deep love

Few days ago I interpretated and uploaded this masterpiece by our alas dead (on Dec. 11, 2022 as surely you know much better than me) master Angelo Badalamenti for the 16th anniversary of the great and legendary Don Sinclair Davis's death (June 29th, 2008) so as great and legendary was his character. I think one of my favorites and dearest in all Twin Peaks. However in the case the video or intepretations, divided in Two Suites, are the last uploaded here on this my main keyboard channel or on the second / sepcifc only lynchian one. But I also played it for the anniversary of three years ago, even if in that case the key was wrong because for that occasion I just slowed my Audrey's Prayer normal or original (Audrey's Prayer normal was part of a keyboar tribute I paid to Sherylin Fenn for her birthday, February 1st, of three years ago within Audrey's Dance and Sneaky Audrey).

Lynch’s sincerity is his best quality

Thank you for putting time into upscaling this one. Looks great!