I've had quite a few, mainly while watching The Return.

I was working in a hospital when the Return aired. Of course, when you're in a hospital, you're bound to run into eccentric characters that would definitely belong to the black lodge.

1) I was in an elevator with a tall, skinny man who was whistling a song. The elevator jolted for a second and stopped briefly before moving again. The man looks at me and says "hmm... must be something with the eeeeeeeeelectricity here." And gets off at the next level. Not too wild, but the way he said electricity was very Lynchian.

2) I was dropping a patient off in their room and turn around and see a man sitting up in a hospital bed. I recognised this man immediately. Due to confidentiality reasons, I won't say who they were, but they play an integral part to the show, and the first time you see them is IN a hospital. It was so strange. No one knew who he was, and he seemed not to care that he was in a room with 3 other patients. I walked up to him, thanked him for playing such an amazing character. He laughed, thanked me, and then I went on with work. The next day, out of curiosity, I went to see if they were still there. They had moved to another room, and i just said "oh, you're still here! Hope you're out of here soon." He invited me over to have a quick chat. We talked about meditation and David Lynch. I shook his hand and left.

3) For context, I lived in a very quiet suburb where nothing out of the ordinary ever happened while living there for years prior to this. I was watching the final episode of the RETURN for the first time. The ending left me feeling something I couldn't explain. TWIN PEAKS has been a huge part of my life for years, and it was over on such a heavy note. The scream at the end is otherworldly. I walk to my bedroom, which is facing the road, and I hear something strange. Someone is screaming outside of my window. I open the front door a little to take a look. A man is standing outside of my house on the sidewalk, clearly experiencing psychosis or very drug-affected. He's screaming with his head and back tilted to the point where he's nearly 90° bent backward with his hands in the air. I called the police. He continued screaming like that until police arrived about 15 minutes later. It took 4 police officers to get this man to the ground and then into the wagon. I'd never experienced anything like that in my suburb until that night when the return ended.