to give Santa Fe's proffered instruction on mitigation of damages. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and the cause is remanded for a new trial on damages.
On October 6, 1990, Kauzlarich was injured while employed as a rear brakeman for Santa Fe. Shortly after Kauzlarich boarded a stationary engine in Santa Fe's Argentine, Kansas, yard, a second moving Santa Fe train hit the engine, throwing Kauzlarich to the floor. He suffered head and neck injuries. Kauzlarich never returned to his position as a brakeman. Except for a brief period when he attempted to train for a Santa Fe management position, he did not again return as an employee of Santa Fe.
On April 9, 1991, Kauzlarich commenced this action against Santa Fe asserting a claim for personalShowtime released a teaser for the new Twin Peaks sequel coming in 2017, featuring cast members talking about returning to film. The teaser doesn't show any new footage or reveal much of anything, but the seeing what the returning actors look like now is truly a gift in itself.

The clip features a host of original actors like Kyle MacLachlan (Agent Cooper), Miguel Ferrer (FBI forensics specialist Albert Rosenfield), Kimmy Robertson (the adorable Lucy), Harry Goaz (Andy), and James Marshall (James Hurley, who sucks real bad).

It's a delight watching the actors recall how they heard the first rumblings of a revival, then meeting up to shoot the new season, which is set 25 years after the end of the original series. "It's almost as if no time had passed,"