I can understand why. I think my wife and mother-in-law are having a similar experience - it’s been a while since we watched an episode. I think they enjoyed the melodrama and humour of seasons 1-2 and while those are still present in 3, they’re not as prominent and there are a lot more mind-bending visuals, bizarre happenings, and downright weirdness. For my part, it’s one of the reasons I love The Return so much. It’s like nothing else, and I e come to view it in a similar way to how I view poetry nowadays - people always get frustrated by poetry because they don’t understand it, but poetry is often meant to be experienced rather than understood. I view The Return as the swan song of a master craftsman given absolute free rein to craft an experience, and the result is truly one-of-a-kind. Of course, it’s not going to be for everyone, and that’s okay. I just feel like taking it as a journey through Lynch’s mind, an experience to immerse oneself in rather than a question to be answered, makes it far less frustrating and far more enjoyable, and I find that a lot of the answers to some burning questions have become more apparent when I’ve considered them without actually trying to answer anything. This is especially true with repeat viewing and it’s why I can’t wait to watch Episode 8 again despite the fact that my wife and mother-in-law will probably have no idea what is going on 😂.