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"Lucy and Andy later shopped for a chair online, arguing over whether to get it in red or beige, Lucy arguing for the latter. Andy soon decided to let Lucy have the decision her way. However, she ordered the red chair.\nDeputy Chad Broxford later came to Lucy's desk, commenting on the weather. She recounted to him a story when Andy thought a clock had stopped and they did not realize what time it was. She then watched as Chad went out to retrieve the mail.\nFBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole later called the station and she transferred him to Sheriff Truman.\nFollowing the department's trip to Jack Rabbit's Palace, Lucy provided a woman they found with clothing.\nLucy transferred the Log Lady's final call to Hawk, who later announced to Lucy, Andy, Bobby, and Frank that Margaret had died.\nAndy later brought Cooper's doppelganger inside the station, believing him to be the real Dale Cooper. However, Lucy then received a call from the real Cooper and transferred him to Sheriff Truman. She made her way to Truman's office, where she shot and killed the doppelganger, commenting that she now knew how cell phones worked.\n"


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"She witnessed BOB being pulled out of the doppelganger's body as the real Cooper arrived and BOB was shattered by Freddie Sykes. Cooper told all who were present that he hoped to see them again and that things would change, as the past dictated the future.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending in the International Pilot.\nAt her home, she plays with a paddle-ball as Andy plays trumpet. She gets a phone call from Leland Palmer, who is trying to contact Sheriff Truman. He tells her that his wife believes she saw Laura's killer. She says she will contact Truman and Deputy Hawk as soon as she hangs up. Lucy hangs up the phone, then calls Sheriff Truman in his cruiser to tell him about Leland's call.\nShe then calls Agent Cooper to tell him of Leland's call. He tells her to have Harry get the sketch of the killer and go to the hospital.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nWhen Cooper and Ken decide to discuss a case over coffee, Lucy brings some in, but Cooper rejects this coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee, which he suggests to them.\n"


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"A Mystery of \"G\"\nWhen Cooper suggests the same again, Lucy brings in several cans of Georgia Coffee.\nBehind the scenes\nLucy is played by Kimmy Robertson, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nHer last name is given as \"Morgan\" in the credits of the pilot episode.\nLucy buys all of the books for the Bookhouse Boys, her favorite being The Stand by Stephen King."


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"Lydecker Veterinary Clinic\nThe Lydecker Veterinary Clinic was the practice of Bob Lydecker in Twin Peaks, Washington. Midge Loomer worked as a receptionist at the clinic.\n\nHistory\nIn February 1989, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman went to the clinic, following up on a lead about a man named \"BOB\" and confiscated their files to find a myna bird owned by Jacques Renault.\nPersonnel\nBob Lydecker (veterinarian)\nMidge Loomer (receptionist)\nBehind the scenes\nThe exteriors were shot at 30354 Mulholland Highway in Cornell, California. It is currently home to The Rock Store, a popular spot for motorcycle enthusiasts."


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"Log Lady introductions\n\nThe Log Lady introductions are a series of short monologues by Catherine E. Coulson in character as Margaret Lanterman (the Log Lady), intended to introduce each episode of Twin Peaks (1990\u201391). The vignettes were written and directed by David Lynch in 1993 for the syndicated re-airing of the series on the Bravo network.\nIn each short, the Log Lady, sitting in her cabin and holding the log, speaks to the camera, usually touching obliquely on the plot or theme of the accompanying episode.\nText\n\nPilot\n\"Welcome to Twin Peaks. My name is Margaret Lanterman. I live in Twin Peaks. I am known as the Log Lady. There is a story behind that. There are many stories in Twin Peaks. Some of them are sad, some funny. Some of them are stories of madness, of violence. Some are ordinary. Yet they all have about them a sense of mystery \u2013 the mystery of life.\nSometimes, the mystery of death. The mystery of the woods. The woods surrounding Twin Peaks.\nTo introduce this story, let me just say it encompasses the all \u2013 it is beyond the \"fire\", though few would know that meaning. "


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"It is a story of many, but begins with one \u2013 and I knew her.\nThe one leading to the many is Laura Palmer. Laura is the one.\"Aired on June 11, 1993. The line \"Laura is the one\" is used again by the Log Lady in Part 10.\nEpisode 1\n\"I carry a log, yes. Is it funny to you? It is not to me. Behind all things are reasons. Reasons can even explain the absurd.\nDo we have the time to learn the reasons behind human beings' varied behavior? I think not. Some take the time. Are they called detectives? Watch, and see what life teaches.\"Aired on June 18, 1993.\nEpisode 2\n\"Sometimes ideas, like men, jump up and say, 'Hello!'They introduce themselves, these ideas, with words \u2013 are they words? These ideas speak so strangely.\nAll that we see in this world is based on someone's ideas. Some ideas are destructive, some are constructive. Some ideas can arrive in the form of a dream. I can say it again: Some ideas arrive in the form of a dream.\"Aired on June 25, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Cooper's dream.\n"


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"Episode 3\n\"There is a sadness in this world, for we are ignorant of many things. Yes \u2013 we are ignorant of many beautiful things. Things like the truth. So sadness in our ignorance is very real. The tears are real. What is this thing called a tear? There are even tiny ducts \u2013 tear ducts \u2013 to produce these tears should the sadness occur.\nThen the day when the sadness comes. Then we ask, 'Will the sadness which makes me cry, will the sadness that makes me cry my heart out, will it ever end?'The answer, of course, is yes. One day, the sadness will end.\"Aired on July 2, 1993.\nEpisode 4\n\"Even the ones who laugh are sometimes caught without an answer. These creatures who introduce themselves, but we swear we have met them somewhere before, yes? Look in the mirror. What do you see? Is it a dream, or a nightmare? Are we being introduced against our will? Are they mirrors? I can see the smoke. I can smell the fire. The battle is drawing nigh.\"Aired on July 9, 1993.\nEpisode 5\n\"I play my part on life's stage. "


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"I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. But that answer cannot come before all are ready to hear, so I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. Sometimes my anger at the fire is evident. Sometimes it is not anger, really \u2013 it may appear as such, but could it be a clue? The fire I speak of is not a kind fire.\"Aired on July 16, 1993.\nThe dialogue likely refers to her telling the log's witness statement on Laura's murder to the Sheriff's Department.\nEpisode 6\n\"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yet there are those who open many eyes. 'Eyes are the mirror of the soul,' someone has said, so we look closely at the eyes to see the nature of the soul. Sometimes when we see the eyes \u2013 those horrible times when we see the eyes \u2013 eyes that have no soul, then we know a darkness. Then we wonder: where is the beauty? There is none, if the eyes are soulless.\"Aired on July 23, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to One Eyed Jacks.\n"


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"Episode 7\n\"A drunken man walks in a way that is quite impossible for a sober man to imitate, and vice versa. An evil man has a way, no matter how clever. To the trained eye, his way will show itself.\nAm I being too secretive? No. One can never answer questions at the wrong moment. Life, like music, has a rhythm. This particular song will end with three sharp sounds, like deathly drumbeats.\"Aired on July 30, 1993.\nThe dialogue refers to Cooper being shot three times and also possibly to Leland Palmer showing his evil side while killing Jacques Renault.\nEpisode 8\n\"Hello again. Can you see through a wall? Can you see through human skin? X-rays see through solid, or so-called solid objects. There are things in life that exist, yet our eyes cannot see them. Have you ever seen something startling that others cannot see? Why are some things kept from our vision? Is life a puzzle?\nI am filled with questions. Sometimes my questions are answered. In my heart, I can tell the answer is correct. I am my own judge. In a dream, are all the characters really you? Different aspects of you? "


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"Do answers come in dreams?\nOne more thing. I grew up in the woods. I understand many things because of the woods. Trees standing together, growing alongside one another, providing so much. I chew pitch gum. On the outside \u2013 let's say, of the Ponderosa pine \u2013 sometimes pitch oozes out. Runny pitch is no good to chew. Hard, brittle pitch is no good. But in between these exists a firm, slightly crusted pitch with such a flavor. This is the pitch I chew.\"Aired on August 6, 1993.\nThe dialogue refers to Cooper's cryptic vision of the Giant and her chewing gum at the Double R.\nEpisode 9\n\"As above, so below. The human being finds himself, or herself, in the middle. There is as much space outside the human, proportionately, as inside.\nStars, moons, and planets remind us of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Is there a bigger being walking with all the stars within? Does our thinking affect what goes on outside us, and what goes on inside us? I think it does.\nWhere does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe? What really is creamed corn? Is it a symbol for something else?\""


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"Aired on August 13, 1993.\nThe dialogue describes the nature of creamed corn. It also parallels one of the Man from Another Place lines from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me: \"Going up and down. Intercourse between the two worlds.\"It also is similar to a line from Mrs. Tremond cut from the movie script: \"Why not be composed of materials and combinations of atoms?\".\nEpisode 10\n\"Letters are symbols. They are building blocks of words, which form our language. Languages help us communicate. Even with complicated languages used by intelligent people, misunderstanding is a common occurrence. We write things down sometimes \u2013 letters, words \u2013 hoping they will serve us and those with whom we wish to communicate. Letters and words, calling out for understanding.\"Aired on August 20, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to BOB's printed letters under the fingernails of his victims, one being found on Ronette during the episode.\nEpisode 11\n\"Miscommunication sometimes leads to arguments, and arguments sometimes lead to fights. Anger is usually present in arguments and fights. Anger is an emotion, usually classified as a negative emotion. Negative emotions can cause severe problems in our environment and to the health of our body.\n"


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"Happiness, usually classified as a positive emotion, can bring good health to our body, and spread positive vibrations into our environment. Sometimes when we are ill, we are not on our best behavior. By ill, I mean any of the following: physically ill, emotionally ill, mentally ill, and/or spiritually ill.\"\nAired on August 27, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Leland's illness state.\nEpisode 12\n\"Sometimes nature plays tricks on us and we imagine we are something other than what we truly are. Is this a key to life in general? Or the case of the two-headed schizophrenic? Both heads thought the other was following itself. Finally, when one head wasn't looking, the other shot the other right between the eyes, and, of course, killed himself.\"Aired on September 3, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Leland relationship with BOB.\nEpisode 13\n\"Sometimes we want to hide from ourselves. We do not want to be us. It is too difficult to be us. It is at these times that we turn to drugs and alcohol or behavior to forget that we are ourselves. "


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"This is \u2013 of course \u2013 only a temporary solution to a problem which is going to keep returning, and sometimes these temporary solutions are worse for us than the original problem.Yes, it is a dilemma. Is there an answer? Of course there is. A wise person once said with a smile, the answer is within the question.\"Aired on September 10, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to Gerard temporarily subduing Mike with his use of the haloperidol drug.\nEpisode 14\n\"A poem as lovely as a tree.\nAs the night wind blows, the boughs move to and fro; the rustling, the magic rustling that brings on the dark dream. The dream of suffering and pain; pain for the victim, pain for the inflicter of pain \u2013 a circle of pain, a circle of suffering.\nWoe to ones who behold the pale horse.\"Aired on September 17, 1993.\nThe dialogue likely refers to the pale horse seen by Sarah Palmer and the golden circle mentioned by Mike.\nEpisode 15\n\"Food is interesting; For instance, why do we need to eat? Why are we never satisfied with just the right amount of food to maintain good health and proper energy? "


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"We always seem to want more and more. When eating too much the proper balance is disturbed, and ill health follows. Of course, eating too little food throws the balance off in the opposite direction, and there is the ill health coming at us again.\nBalance is the key. Balance is the key to many things. Do we understand balance? The word 'balance' has seven letters. Seven is difficult to balance, but not impossible \u2013 we are able to divide. There are, of course, the pros and cons of division.\"Aired on September 24, 1993.\nEpisode 16\n\"So now the sadness comes. The revelation. There is a depression after an answer is given. It was almost fun not knowing. Yes, now we know. At least we know what we sought in the beginning. But there is still the question, why? And this question will go on and on until the final answer comes. Then the knowing is so full there is no room for questions.\"Aired on October 1, 1993.\nThe dialogue possibly refers to how David Lynch wanted to not reveal the killer, but was pressured to do so by the show producers.\nEpisode 17\n\"Complications set in--yes, complications. "


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"How many times have we heard: 'it's simple'. Nothing is simple. We live in a world where nothing is simple. Each day, just when we think we have a handle on things, suddenly some new element is introduced and everything is complicated once again.\nWhat is the secret? What is the secret to simplicity, to the pure and simple life? Are our appetites, our desires undermining us? Is the cart in front of the horse?\"Aired on October 8, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to the many plotlines developing now that Laura's investigation is now over.\nEpisode 18\n\"Is life like a game of chess? Are our present moves important for future success? I think so. We paint our future with every present brush stroke.\nPainting. Colors. Shapes. Textures. Composition. Repetition of shapes. Contrast. Let nature guide us. Nature is the great teacher. Who is the principal?\nSometimes jokes are welcome. Like the one about the kid who said: 'I enjoyed school. It was just the principal of the thing.'\"Aired on October 15, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to Windom Earle's ongoing chess game with Cooper.\nEpisode 19\n\"Is a dog man\u2019s best friend? I had a dog. "


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"The dog was large. It ate my garden, all the plants, and much earth. The dog ate so much earth it died. Its body went back to the earth. I have a memory of this dog. The memory is all that I have left of my dog. He was black and white.\"Aired on October 22, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to the Dead Dog Farm.\nEpisode 20\n\"My husband died in a fire. No one can know my sorrow. My love is gone. Yet, I feel him near me. Sometimes I can almost see him. At night when the wind blows, I think of what he might have been. Again I wonder: why?\nWhen I see a fire, I feel my anger rising. This was not a friendly fire. This was not a forest fire. It was a fire in the woods. This is all I am permitted to say.\"Aired on October 29, 1993.\nEpisode 21\n\"The heart -- it is a physical organ, we all know. But how much more an emotional organ -- this we also know. Love, like blood, flows from the heart. Are blood and love related? "


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"Does a heart pump blood as it pumps love? Is love the blood of the universe?\"Aired on November 5, 1993.\nThe dialogue may refer to Cooper's relationship with Caroline Earle revealed in the episode.\nEpisode 22\n\"A death mask. Is there a reason for a death mask? It is barely a physical resemblance--in death, the muscles so relaxed, the face so without the animating spark. A death mask is almost an intrusion on a beautiful memory. And yet, who could throw away the casting of a loved one? Who would not want to study it longingly, as the distance freight train blows its mournful tone?\"Aired on November 12, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to the death mask left by Windom in Cooper's room.\nEpisode 23\n\"A hotel. A nightstand. A drawer pull on the drawer. A drawer pull of a nightstand in the room of a hotel. What could possibly be happening on or in this drawer pull? How many drawer pulls exist in this world? Thousands, maybe millions? What is a drawer pull?\n"


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"This drawer pull - why is it featured so prominently in a life or in a death of one woman who was caught in a web of power? Can a victim of power end, in any way, connected to a drawer pull? How can this be?\"Aired on November 19, 1993.\nThe dialogue refers to Josie Packard being trapped in a wooden drawer knob.\nEpisode 24\n\"Sometimes, well let\u2019s say all times, things are changing.\nWe are judged as human beings on how we treat our fellow human beings. How do you treat your fellow human beings?\nAt night, just before sleep, as you lay by yourself in the dark, how do you feel about yourself? Are you proud of your behavior? Are you ashamed of your behavior?\nYou know in your heart if you have hurt someone, you know. If you have hurt someone, don\u2019t wait another day before making things right. The world could break apart with sadness in the meantime.\"Aired on November 26, 1993.\nThe dialogue probably refers to Benjamin Horne's efforts to become a good man.\nEpisode 25\n\"The beautiful thing about treasure is that it exists. It exists to be found. "


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"How beautiful it is to find treasure. Where is the treasure, that when found, leaves one eternally happy? I think we all know it exists. Some say it is inside us--inside us one and all. That would be strange. It would be so near. Then why is it so hard to find, and so difficult to attain?\"Aired on December 3, 1993.\nEpisode 26\n\"Pie. Whoever invented the pie? Here was a great person. In Twin Peaks, we specialize in cherry pie and huckleberry pie. We do have many other types of pie, and at the Double R Diner, Norma knows how to make them all better than anyone I have ever known.\nI hope Norma likes me. I know I like her and respect her. I have spit my pitch gum out of my mouth onto her walls and floors and sometimes onto her booths. Sometimes I get angry and do things I'm not proud of. I do love Norma's pies. I love pie with coffee.\"Aired on December 10, 1993.\nEpisode 27\n\"There are clues everywhere, all around us. But the puzzle maker is clever. The clues, although surrounding us, are somehow mistaken for something else. "


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"And the something else, the wrong interpretation of the clues, we call our world. Our world is a magical smoke screen. How should we interpret the happy song of the meadowlark or the robust flavor of a wild strawberry?\"Aired on December 17, 1993.\nEpisode 28\n\"A log is a portion of a tree. At the end of a crosscut log -- many of you know this -- there are rings. Each ring represents one year in the life of the tree. How long it takes to a grow a tree!\nI don't mind telling you some things. Many things I, I musn't say. Just notice that my fireplace is boarded up. There will never be a fire there.\nOn the mantelpiece, in that jar, are some of the ashes of my husband.\nMy log hears things I cannot hear. But my log tells me about the sounds, about the new words. Even though it has stopped growing larger, my log is aware.\"Aired on December 24, 1993. In this intro, Margaret holds the log directly in front of her, instead of the usual position cradled in her arms. "


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"She turns the end of the log to the camera while talking about crosscut logs. For once the camera moves to another part of the cabin, showing the fireplace where the opening is covered by plywood, and later the mantel where is a vase, a pipe stand, and some old pictures.\nEpisode 29\n\"And now, an ending. Where there was once one, there are now two. Or were there always two?\nWhat is a reflection? A chance to see two? When there are chances for reflections, there can always be two--or more. Only when we are everywhere will there be just one.\nIt has been a pleasure speaking to you.\"Aired on December 24, 1993. Throughout the dialogue, the camera has been slowing zooming in until only the Log Lady's face is framed. As she finishes speaking, the camera continues to zoom in. As it gets closer and closer, the Log Lady looks nervously up, down, and to her left, before staring straight ahead as the camera moves in through her left glass frame. "


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"As the iris of her left eye fills the screen, the screen turns completely white, then a hissing sound is heard, and finally a 'door slamming' sound as the screen turns from white to black.\nThe dialogue probably refers to doppelgangers.\n"


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"Production staff\nCatherine E. Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (uncredited)\nWritten and directed by David Lynch (uncredited)\nvteTwin PeaksTwin Peaks\n\"Pilot\"\n\"Episode 1\"\n\"Episode 2\"\n\"Episode 3\"\n\"Episode 4\"\n\"Episode 5\"\n\"Episode 6\"\n\"Episode 7\"\n\"Episode 8\"\n\"Episode 9\"\n\"Episode 10\"\n\"Episode 11\"\n\"Episode 12\"\n\"Episode 13\"\n\"Episode 14\"\n\"Episode 15\"\n\"Episode 16\"\n\"Episode 17\"\n\"Episode 18\"\n\"Episode 19\"\n\"Episode 20\"\n\"Episode 21\"\n\"Episode 22\"\n\"Episode 23\"\n\"Episode 24\"\n\"Episode 25\"\n\"Episode 26\"\n\"Episode 27\"\n\"Episode 28\"\n\"Episode 29\"\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n\"Part 1\"\n\"Part 2\"\n\"Part 3\"\n\"Part 4\"\n\"Part 5\"\n\"Part 6\"\n\"Part 7\"\n\"Part 8\"\n\"Part 9\"\n\"Part 10\"\n\"Part 11\"\n\"Part 12\"\n\"Part 13\"\n\"Part 14\"\n\"Part 15\"\n\"Part 16\"\n\"Part 17\"\n\"Part 18\"\nInternational Pilot\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (The Missing Pieces)\nLog Lady introductions\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""


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"Llama\nA llama was a patient at Lydecker Veterinary Clinic in February 1989.\nWhen FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman went to the clinic to follow up on a lead of a bird belonging to Jacques Renault, the llama walked between them mid-conversation and snorted in Cooper's face. Cooper was unfazed, although the clinic's attendant found the event amusing."


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"Mary (Horne residence)\nMary was present in Sylvia Horne's home the day Sylvia's son Johnny had an accident, running into a downstairs wall. As he was running through the house, Sylvia angrily shouted at Mary, asking what she was doing.\nFrom the context, Mary may be one of Johnny's caregivers. Other characters named \"Mary\" are referenced in \"Part 8\" and \"Part 12.\""


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"Mark Bartlett\nMark Bartlett was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Mannie Josephson\n\"Best sense of humor; always knew the punchline but never 'read' a play.\"Mannie Josephson was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 53."


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"Little Scottie\n\"This is a sly dog with a big bite!\"The Little Scottie, or just Scottie, was a cocktail created by Twin Peaks, Washington's first mayor, John Hanford on the July 4, 1891 at an establishment later known as the Roadhouse. It was featured in Spirits magazine, the \"Jerry Allen Show\" and Backstop by Jared Back.\nIt was made of:\n2 parts bourbon\n1 part rye\nA dash of Drambuie\nA twist of lime\nIt was strained over cracked ice in a short glass and was usually accompanied by cheese and crackers."


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"Mark Twain\nMark Twain, born Samuel Clemens, was a writer and humorist.\nIn 1892 Twain was scheduled to read his novel Huckleberry Finn at the Old Opera House in Twin Peaks, Washington. However, he cancelled this event and instead explored the forests surrounding Twin Peaks.\nBehind the scenes\nSamuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 \u2013 April 21, 1910), best known by his pen name, Mark Twain, was an American writer. Among his best-known works were the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and its sequel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."


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"Lorraine\n\"She's a worrier.\"\u2015Gene\nLorraine was a woman hired to assassinate Dougie Jones.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, Lorraine hired Gene and Jake to kill Dougie at the Rancho Rosa property development, but they were unsuccessful. When they reported in, Lorraine screamed at them that they were going to get her killed. She then sent a message solely containing the character \"2\" to a recipient named \"ARGENT\" in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A black device in a bowl beeped twice in response to her signal.\nDuncan Todd took out a contract with Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler to kill Lorraine. At her workplace, just after she learned about Dougie's car exploding at the empty house, Stadtler ran into her office and stabbed her to death with an ice pick.\nBehind the scenes\nEvery appearance of Lorraine onscreen (even her photograph) is accompanied by BluntedBeatz's \"I Am (Oldschool HipHop Beat).\"It is unclear if this is simply on the soundtrack, as the song carries over the telephone in the conversation between her and Gene.\nWhile unconfirmed, Lorraine is presumably the woman whom Duncan Todd refers to in \"Part 2,\" when he tells Roger to convey that \"she's got the job.\""


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"Loesch\nMrs. Loesch was Andrew Packard's English teacher in 1927.\nShakespeare was among her curriculum, whom Packard paraphrased in an account of a strange Scout trip."


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"Louise Shelvy\nDoctor Louise Shelvy was a physician.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Shelvy oversaw the condition of Ronette Pulaski, who had been raped in addition to being traumatized by the murder of Laura Palmer, which Ronette had witnessed. When FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman came, Ronette spoke the words, \"don't go there.\""


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"Linda (Twin Peaks)\nFor the motel guest, see Linda (motel).\nLinda was Mickey's wife, who lived in the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nLinda was a disabled veteran. She requested a motorized wheelchair to help her get around more easily, which took six months to arrive. One day, Mickey rode into Twin Peaks with Bill and Carl Rodd to pick up Linda's mail."


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"Lorraine's co-worker\nAn unidentified woman worked with Lorraine and was stabbed to death by Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler."


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"Maddy Ferguson\nMadeleine \"Maddy\" Ferguson was the niece of Sarah Palmer who came to Twin Peaks for the funeral of her cousin, Laura Palmer. Maddy was several years older than Laura, but otherwise looked identical, excluding Maddy's dark hair and bookish glasses.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nMaddy was the daughter of Beth, who lived in Missoula, Montana. She was the niece of Sarah Palmer and the cousin of Sarah's daughter, Laura.\nThe script for \"Episode 2\" identifies Maddy's father's name as Donald.\nGrowing up, Maddy was very close with Laura, so close that many would believe them to be sisters. When Maddy was sixteen, she had a boyfriend and she introduced Laura to cigarettes, and also let her try on her clothes.\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer indicates that Maddy knew and befriended Donna Hayward, although they seem to first meet during the series itself.\nMaddy attended Missoula High School and by 1989, she worked for an insurance company.\nLaura's murder investigation\n\nAfter Laura was found murdered in February 1989, Maddy arrived in Twin Peaks for the funeral. She greeted her uncle Leland and told him she was sorry about Laura.\n\n"


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"The next day, as Deputy Andy Brennan sketched a man Maddy's aunt Sarah saw in a vision, Maddy served tea to Sheriff Harry S. Truman and later went to the Double R Diner to pick up an order for her aunt and uncle. There, she met James Hurley.\nShe went to the diner the next day and met James, who introduced her to Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward. She learned that the two were doing their own investigation into the murder and wished for Maddy to find a hiding place in the Palmer house that Laura had spoken of before. The three then left the diner together.\nLater that night, having found Laura's hiding place, Maddy crept down the stairs with a box, which contained a tape.\nShe listened to the tape at with James and Donna at the latter's home the next morning. In it, Laura expressed to Doctor Lawrence Jacoby how easy it was to speak into the recorder and went on to mention a coconut connected with secrets. "


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"They noticed that the tape for the night Laura died was missing and James supposed Jacoby had it, and he suggested they went to Jacoby's office later in the night by luring him out with a \"phone call from Laura.\"Later, Maddy snuck out of the Palmer home to meet James and Donna in the park. She donned a blonde wig, making her look exactly like Laura. James called Jacoby and handed the phone to Maddy, who recited quotes from Laura's tape and told Jacoby she wished to see him at Sparkwood and 21 in ten minutes. She waited at the phone while James and Donna went to Jacoby's office.\nMaddy wandered around the park, waiting for Donna and James, who soon arrived to pick her up. They went back to Donna's house, where they listened to Laura's tape, in which she noted James to be sweet, but dumb, and mentioned a \"mystery man\" who drove a red corvette. James said that Jacoby did not kill Laura, but Donna asked how he got Laura's necklace.\nMaddy sat on the couch the next morning at the Palmer home, talking with her aunt, who asked if she missed her mother. "


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"However, Maddy avoided the question and told her about a dream she had, but was interrupted by Leland, who entered with his hair having turned completely white. She looked down at the floor and it began to appear to her as if it was stained with blood.\nShe meets with Donna at the Double R and gave her a pair of Laura's sunglasses. Maddy then broke her own eyeglasses, saying she hated them. She asked about James being arrested and if they were responsible for a heart attack suffered by Doctor Jacoby. She then told Donna about Leland's hair changing color.\nIn the evening, she joined Leland and Sarah at the Hayward home, where Gersten Hayward played the piano and Harriet Hayward presented a poem about Laura. There, Donna informed her that she had gotten Laura's Meals on Wheels route and was to start the next day.\n\nAt Donna's house the next evening, Maddy sang a song along with James and Donna. As the song finished, she exchanged glances with James, upsetting Donna and causing her to run out of the room. "


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"As James chased Donna and the latter received a phone call, Maddy saw a long-haired man stalk behind the couch and climb over it.\nThe following day, she went to the diner with James, where they discussed Donna's strange behavior. As James expressed his wishes to sometimes leave town, she comforted him by placing a hand on his, just as Donna entered and misinterpreted her action. Donna angrily told James about a much better man she met while working the Meals on Wheels route before storming out of the diner.\nJames later came to the Palmer home, clearly upset. He explained that his alcoholic mother had shown up. Maddy held him just as Donna showed up, once again misinterpreting their actions and leaving.\nMaddy expressed to Leland that she felt like she had fallen into a dream since she showed up and that everyone seemed to treat her as if she was Laura. Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper then arrived to arrest Leland for the murder of Jacques Renault, a suspect in Laura's murder.\nMaddy met with Donna at the diner the next day to discuss their relationships with James. "


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"Donna changed the subject to Laura's secret diary, which was in the possession of Harold Smith.\nMaddy attended her uncle's hearing for the murder of Jacques the following evening. Leland was released on bail until his trial after a statement by Sheriff Truman.\nShe met with Donna and they planned their way to get the diary from Harold's apartment.\nShe then went to the diner to get a coffee and encountered James. He asked if she had seen Donna, which she denied and quickly left with the coffee to go to Harold's apartment, where she hid outside in the bushes. She soon saw Donna's signal for her to go inside and she did so. She was silently told by Donna where to find the diary hidden in Harold's bookshelf. However, she was caught and an upset Harold cornered them.\nAfter scratching his own face with a gardening tool, Harold expressed his disappointment in Donna betraying his trust. James then burst through the door and got the girls out, but Harold managed to take the diary back.\n"


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"She went to the lake the next day and was joined by James, who determined that his feelings for Maddy were purely because of Donna, and Maddy spoke of her mental link to Laura and her belief that James and Donna should be together. She also told him that she would be returning home the next day. She kissed him on the cheek and said her goodbyes to him.\nShe went out to the living room in the morning to tell her aunt and uncle that she would be going back to Missoula.\nMurder\n\nIn the evening, she went down to the living room, smelling something burning and found Sarah on the floor. Leland switched between himself and the long-haired man Maddy saw and began beating her, then dancing with her. This culminated with him proclaiming, \"Leland says you're going back to Missoula, Montana!\"and slamming her head into a painting, killing her. He then placed a small piece of paper with the letter 'O' under her left ring finger and wrapped her body in plastic, which was discovered the following night.\nLeland was quickly arrested for Maddy's murder, having done so while possessed by the spirit known as \"BOB.\""


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"However, he died in custody.\nHer doppelganger, with white irises, later appeared to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in the Black Lodge, telling him to \"watch out\" for her cousin.\nMark Frost suggested that Maddy would not have been murdered in the new version of events resulting from \"Part 17.\"Behind the scenes\nMaddy was portrayed by Sheryl Lee. The character was created when David Lynch was so impressed by Sheryl Lee's performance as Laura while filming the picnic tape and wanted to have her on the show regularly.\nMaddy's full name comes from two characters in Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 film Vertigo. The female lead character is named Madeleine and the male lead has the last name, Ferguson. Kim Novak also plays two characters in the film, much like Sheryl Lee did in Twin Peaks.\nGallery"


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"Louise Dombrowski\nLouise Dombrowski was a girl who Benjamin and Jerry Horne knew in their youth.\nBiography\nOne day in the youth of Ben and Jerry Horne, Louise danced on the rug in their room with a flashlight. The brothers happily reminisced about this event years later in 1989."


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"Margaret Lanterman\n\"This is 'now,' and now will never be again.... We come from the elemental, and return to it. There is change, but nothing is lost. There is much we cannot see \u2013 air, for instance, most of the time \u2013 but knowing our next breath will follow our last without fail is an act of faith. Is it not? Dark times will always come, as night follows day. A dark age will test us all, each and every one. Trust and do not tremble in the face of the unknown. It shall not remain unknown to you for long. Robert knows this now, as will we all in the sweet by-and-by.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman, 1986\nMargaret Lanterman (n\u00e9e Coulson), better known as the Log Lady, was known as such for carrying a cut log with her that she claimed had an agency to be able to perceive events. To most residents in the town, she was perceived solely as mentally ill as she often spoke in nonsequiturs. However, aside from her confusing speech patterns, she was a shaman who was able to interact with the spiritual world through the log that accurately described multiple events. "


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"Members of the Bookhouse Boys including Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk recognized the Log Lady as having connections with the spiritual world, with Hawk mentioning that the log held many spirits within it.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\n\nIn her childhood, Margaret attended school at Warren G. Harding Elementary. In third grade, she met Robert Jacoby, who would become a life-long friend of hers. Jacoby noted that Margaret was unusually tall for her age, a trait that would follow her throughout life, and was a bit awkward and reserved towards her peers as a result, but he also noticed that beneath her quiet surface, she was quite intelligent and dignified.\nOn the evening of September 8, 1947, Margaret suddenly disappeared alongside classmates Carl Rodd and Alan Traherne during a school outing. The three children would reappear just as suddenly the next day, September 9, and none of them could offer any coherent account for the hours they have been gone. Margaret, alongside the two other children, was brought to the Calhoun Memorial Hospital. "


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"There, she was examined by Dr. Dan Hayward, who noted that she, like the two boys, experienced intense thirst and hunger following her disappearance, but he chalked this up to the fact that they had been lost in the wilderness for several hours. He also noticed that had a pattern of raised skin on the back of her right knee, forming three triangles. Hayward tried to question her about them, but though she complained of feeling slight pain where the marks were, she could apparently not remember where and how she got them. Hayward also noted in his report that Margaret had asked him if he thought \"the owl would be coming back,\" though she would not elaborate on what she meant by this. Hayward speculated that this strange question might be down to her memory being fuzzy as children tended to block out traumatic experiences, though he found it rather strange that the two boys did not seem to remember any details about the night either.\n"


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"Margaret returned to normal life afterward, but Jacoby quickly discovered that his friend had been marked somehow by whatever experience she had undergone, noticing that after the incident she became less playful and more quiet, internal, and watchful. Though he tried to get Margaret to talk about what had happened, she would not confide in him, but he sensed that she remembered more than she was willing to share.\nMargaret attended Twin Peaks High School and graduated in 1958. Jacoby remained friends with Margaret during their years in the high school, and even dated her a couple of times. He noticed that during this time, she kept her serious demeanor from her childhood and appeared observant and self-contained when compared to her adolescent peers. He also noted that she felt no need to engage with artificial entertainment, such as films and books, and appeared puzzled by other people's attempt to escape reality through them. Jacoby remembered one curious incident though, where he had taken Margaret out to see the science-fiction film Invaders from Mars. Margaret had been unusually deeply affected by the film, and she and Jacoby had a long conversation afterwards about the possibility of life on other planets. "


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"Jacoby noticed that during the conversation, she had insisted on using the term \"life from other places\" and had wondered what interest \"they\" had in us.\nAfter high school, Margaret attended Evergreen University, majoring in Forestry and Wildlife Management. She hoped that her degree could help her find employment in the U.S. Forest Service, but, much to her disappointment, the only job that the Forest Service offered to female applicants at the time was secretarial work. Instead, she took up a job at the Twin Peaks Town Library. She also took up an interest in environmental protection, and would spend a portion of her free time raising money for the Sierra Club.\nThrough her work for the Sierra Club, she eventually met Samson \"Sam\" Lanterman. She and Sam fell in love and got married, but Margaret was almost immediately widowed, as Sam was a volunteer fireman and was called out to a forest fire during their wedding reception. The very same evening, Sam perished in the fire after falling into a burning ravine. The following day, she cut a log from a Douglas fir that had fallen during the fire.\n"


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"In late 1983, Margaret was visited by 12-year-old Laura Palmer and told her of owls and several things she knew about her.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\n\nOn February 18, 1989, Margaret briefly encountered Laura Palmer outside the local roadhouse. Putting her hand to her log and then the stunned Laura's forehead, Margaret intoned: \"When this kind of fire starts, it is very hard to put out. The tender boughs of innocence burn first, and the wind rises, and then all goodness is in jeopardy.\"Margaret cried and cradled her log the night of February 23 as Laura was murdered.\nThe next day, she attended a conference held by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who announced the bureau's takeover of the murder investigation of Laura's murder. Margaret flickered the lights, shushing the citizens in attendance.\nThe next day, she drank coffee at the Double R Diner when she was greeted by Agent Cooper. She overheard him speaking about Laura and went to him, saying her log saw something the night of the murder. She told him to ask it, but he said nothing and she left.\nThe Log Lady attended Laura Palmer's funeral two days later.\n\n"


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"A few days later, Deputy Hawk, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Agent Cooper, and Doctor Will Hayward came to her cabin, where she had been waiting for them. She invited them in for tea and cookies and said they were two days late. She told them about her husband, who was a logging man, who \"met the devil\" in the form of fire the day after their wedding. Hawk then commented that \"The wood holds many spirits.\"She said that her log saw something the night Laura was killed and presented it to Agent Cooper, who asked it what it saw. Margaret talked for it: \"my log\" described darkness, laughter, owls flying, two men, two girls, flashlights in the woods over the ridge, quiet, and then the footsteps of a man. And then, not long after, she alleged that the log heard the screams of a girl further up over the ridge.\nShe sat at the Double R Diner several days later, chewing gum, which she spat out and stuck to the wall.\nMargaret returned to the diner the next day and sat next to Major Garland Briggs. "


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"Norma Jennings poured her a cup of coffee and requested her to start properly disposing of her gum. She then swallowed her current wad of gum and asked for a bear claw. She observed the Major's medals, asking him if he had any pride for his medals, which he denied. Her log then told her a message for Briggs, which she translated to \"Deliver the message,\" which Briggs understood the meaning of.\nShe went to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman days later to tell them, \"There are owls in the Roadhouse\" and confirmed to Cooper that something was happening. She went to the Roadhouse with them, where she ate many peanuts.\n\"The opening to a gateway\"\nThe Log Lady attended the wedding of Dougie Milford and his new bride, Lana. She commented that she \"just Milford weddings.\"Margaret went to the diner a few days later, where she saw Major Briggs, who had a pattern of three triangles behind his ear. She went to the sheriff's station with Briggs, and they told Cooper about the markings on them, hers of the two mountains surrounding Twin Peaks. "


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"She also recalled having heard a call of an owl when she received the marking as a girl. Margaret also said she heard the sound before her husband died.\nMargaret ate at the diner the next day when Agent Cooper entered with his loud, nearly-deaf superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole. She observed as Cole admired Shelly's beauty, and he declared that he could hear Shelly speak, despite his hearing problems. He described it as a miracle, and Margaret asked what was wrong with miracles, declaring her pie to be a miracle.\nMargaret attended the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, where choreographer Tim Pinkle cried with joy on her shoulder, upon seeing the contestants. The Log Lady was impersonated by Windom Earle, who was seeking to abduct the winning girl, who turned out to be Annie Blackburn.\nMargaret went to the sheriff's station, where Pete Martell accused her of stealing his truck. However, Cooper said Windom Earle was responsible. She brought a jar to Agent Cooper with oil, which her husband had retrieved and called \"an opening to a gateway.\"Later life\nIn September 2016, Margaret appeared to be weak and required the use of an oxygen mask. "


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"She called the sheriff's department and relayed a message from her log to Deputy Chief Hawk: something was missing and Hawk must find it, something related to Agent Cooper, who had since gone missing. She added that the way Hawk would find it had something to do with his heritage.\nShe later called Hawk on his cell phone and told him, \"the stars turn and a time presents itself,\" and made an offer for him to stop by her cabin for pie and coffee.\nMargaret later called Hawk again with another message, telling him about the presence of electricity and its fading glow. She went on to say that the Truman brothers were Hawk's brothers, as well as the other good men he associated with. She said that the circle was almost complete and for him to \"watch and listen to the dream of time and space. It all comes out now, flowing like a river. That which is and is not.\"Her message culminated in her saying, \"Laura is the one.\"After feeling that Hawk had found something, Margaret called him again, telling him that there was \"fire\" where he was going.\n"


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"She called Hawk once more to announce that she was dying and told him to remember all that she had ever told him, particularly for him to watch for \"the one.\"She soon passed away and the light inside her cabin went out.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nThe Log Lady (played by Jan Hooks) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern after Leo Johnson confesses to Laura's murder. She tells Cooper that her log says Leo did it and she leaves.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nThe Log Lady shows up at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department to confirm Agent Cooper's praises for Georgia Coffee.\nCherry Pie\nShe shows up at the Double R Diner to again confirm the praise for Georgia Coffee.\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nShe shows up once again to confirm praises for the coffee at the sheriff's station.\nThe Rescue\nWhen Cooper prepares to enter the Black Lodge to find Asami, Margaret says to \"watch.\"Playing Lynch\nIn David Lynch's project, Psychogenic Fugue, actor John Malkovich plays various roles from Lynch projects, including the Log Lady and Dale Cooper. "


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"Among images posted prior to the project's announcement was an advertisement for Lanterman's Essential Oils, presumably related to Margaret Lanterman.\nLanterman's Essential OilsJohn Malkovich as the Log LadyJohn Malkovich as the Log Lady\nBehind the scenes\nThe Log Lady was played by Catherine E. Coulson, who was previously involved in production of David Lynch's Eraserhead (while married to its star, Jack Nance) and played the titular character in his short film, The Amputee.\nThe idea for the Log Lady was conceived by Lynch in the 1970s, when he had intended to do a television series called I'll Test My Log with Every Branch of Knowledge. He presented the concept in such terms, some of it was reused while other ideas were scrapped:\n\"It's a half-hour television show starring Catherine as the lady with the log. Her husband has been killed in a forest fire and his ashes are on the mantelpiece, with his pipes and his sock hat. He was a woodsman. But the fireplace is completely boarded up. Because she now is very afraid of fire. And she has a small child, but she doesn't drive, so she takes cabs. "


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"And each show would start with her making a phone call to some expert in one of the many fields of knowledge. Maybe on this particular day she calls a dentist, but she makes the appointment for her log. And the log goes in the dental chair and gets a little bib and chain and the dentist X-rays the log for cavities, goes through the whole thing, and the son is also there. Because she is teaching her son through his observations of what the log is going through. And then sometimes they go to a diner and they never get to where they're going. That was the idea.\"Coulson briefly parodied her role as the Log Lady on the USA Network series Psych in \"Dual Spires,\" the series' Twin Peaks tribute episode that featured numerous Twin Peaks actors. In the scene, she appears to be talking to a log, weirding out series protagonists Shawn and Gus: it eventually turns out she was actually talking to her grandson, to which Shawn and Gus express relief.\nCoulson appeared posthumously in the 2017 series. "


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"Lynch revealed in an interview that her scenes were shot mere days before Coulson passed away, remarking, \"Certain things came together just in the nick of time.\"Trivia\n\nWhen the series was syndicated to Bravo, Lynch created new Log Lady introductions for each episode. They range in length from under a minute to about three minutes.\nInterestingly, Margaret's scar presented in The Secret History of Twin Peaks is the marking on Major Briggs as rearranged by Agent Cooper, not of the Log Lady.\nHer husband is thought by some to be the Woodsman seen in the Meeting Room with other members of The Black Lodge.\nIt is thought that the spirit of her husband resides in her log due to Hawk's comment about the \"wood holding many spirits\" and seeing how Josie's soul is trapped in a wood knob in the Great Northern Hotel. It can be noted that it was not the personal opinion of the Log Lady's performer Catherine Coulson who considered that the log was more of memento of the Log Lady's late husband.\n"


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"The Curious Woman in the Fat Trout Trailer Park has the same sweater as her, indicating perhaps a Deer Meadow alter-ego, as the town itself is shown as a twisted version of Twin Peaks in the movie.\nThe rule book for the Twin Peaks Murder Mystery Game erroneously states that Margaret witnessed Laura's murder rather than her log being a witness."


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"Marty Lindstrom\nMarty Lindstrom was the father of Norma Jennings and Annie Blackburn and co-founder of the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nLindstrom founded the Railroad Diner in 1938 with his wife Ilsa Lindstrom. Following World War II, he attempted to rename it Marty's Railroad Caf\u00e9, then finally the Double R Diner. He worked at the diner until becoming ill with heart disease.\nTo be added\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Marty\" name is a play on the \"Mar T\" name of the actual diner location used when the original TV series was shot there."


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"Malcolm Sloan\nMalcolm Sloan was the secret lover of Evelyn Marsh who lived in the Marsh home, acting as Evelyn's brother and family driver.\nBiography\nMalcolm met James Hurley in March 1989, claiming to be Evelyn's brother and Jeffrey Marsh's driver. He discussed his life at the house and said that Mr. Marsh abused Evelyn.\nDuring an episode of abuse, Malcolm went to James and told him that he swore he would kill Marsh.\nHe observed James and Evelyn having a romantic encounter the following day.\nLater in the evening, he went to Evelyn and kissed her.\nAfter Jeffrey was killed, Malcolm and Evelyn pinned the blame on James, though they were the ones responsible.\nLater he went to get Evelyn from the bar and threatened to kill James' friend if she interfered.\nFinding James and Evelyn in an embrace, he hit James with a gun and prepared a cover story, framing James again as having come back to kill her, and her killing him in self-defense.\n\nHe tried to convince Evelyn to leave her fingerprints on his gun so he could then kill James, but she refused. Donna then burst into the home, pleading for James' life. "


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"Martin Luther King\nMartin Luther King was an American political activist.\nOn April 4, 1968, King was assassinated when he was shot in the neck while standing on a hotel balcony. Mr. Cooper of Philadelphia had a notable reaction to King's death, causing him to say \"shit\" in front of his son, Dale for the first time. The Cooper family subsequently watched television coverage of the assassination and Dale was confident that the assassin would be caught by the FBI.\nIn 1989, FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield explained that he was averse to violence, likening his method to that of Gandhi as well as King.\nBehind the scenes\nMartin Luther King Jr. (January 15, 1929 \u2013 April 4, 1968) was an American minister and civil rights leader, best known for his advocacy of nonviolence.\nIn the behind-the-scenes featurette Tell It Martin, David Lynch, during a production meeting, describes an affecting moment from the video of King's famous 1963 \"I Have a Dream\" speech."


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"March 1989\nThe following events took place in March 1989:\nEvents\n\nWednesday, March 1\nTo be added\nThursday, March 2\nTo be added\nFriday, March 3\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 4\nTo be added\nSunday, March 5\nTo be added\nMonday, March 6\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 7\nTo be added\nWednesday, March 8\nTo be added\nThursday, March 9\nTo be added\nFriday, March 10\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 11\nTo be added\nSunday, March 12\nTo be added\nMonday, March 13\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 14\nTo be added\nWednesday, March 15\nTo be added\nThursday, March 16\nTo be added\nFriday, March 17\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 18\nTo be added\nSunday, March 19\nTo be added\nMonday, March 20\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 21\nTo be added\nWednesday, March 22\nTo be added\nThursday, March 23\nTo be added\nFriday, March 24\nTo be added\nSaturday, March 25\nTo be added\nSunday, March 26\nTo be added\nMonday, March 27\nTo be added\nTuesday, March 28\nTo be added\nDeaths\nLeo Johnson"


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"Mansion room\n\"Where is this? Where are we?\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nA mansion room overlooking the purple sea was visited by Dale Cooper during his escape from the red room.\nThe \"mansion room\" is the name used by director David Lynch for this set during filming.\nProperties\nThe room had an arched ceiling and a curved sofa sitting before a large hearth, and at least two doors set on opposite sides. A window led onto a small balcony, which looked down on a vast purple body of water. A blue rose sat on a table beside a giant panel resembling a wall socket. This socket, at various times, seemed to \"connect\" to a cigarette lighter in Mr. C's car, and then to the wall socket of an empty home in Rancho Rosa Estates, Las Vegas.\nIn the back of the room, a ladder led to a hatch, which would deposit the traveler on a tiny box floating in the middle of space. On top of this \"spaceship\" was a bell-shaped machine, like those found in the Fireman's home.\n"


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"History\nAfter disappearing from a glass box in New York City, Dale Cooper fell through space, and soon saw a blooming purple mass in front of him. He fell onto the balcony and made his way inside the room, which was suffused with a purple aura, causing time to stutter and reverse. He found a woman with no eyes sitting before the fire, who touched his face and tried to speak, but could only make chirping sounds. Suddenly, something began banging on the two doors, and Naido urged him to be quiet. As it continued, the wall panel, which was labeled \"15,\" lit up and began humming. Cooper approached the panel, but Naido rushed over and pulled him away, waving her hand to indicate it was not safe. Instead, she led him to the rear ladder and climbed onto the roof.\n\nOutside, Naido pulled a lever on the bell-shaped device and was electrically shocked, throwing her off the ship into nothingness. After a moment, Cooper noticed the face of Major Garland Briggs floating past in the darkness, which said the words: \"Blue Rose.\"Upon returning to the room, Cooper found that the purple aura had disappeared, along with the skipping. "


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"Sitting on the sofa now was an American girl, who turned to look at Cooper, and then at her digital watch, which turned to 2:53. Cooper approached the wall socket again, which now had the number \"3.\"As the banging started again, the girl told Cooper that when he got \"there,\" he would already be there, and that he should leave before her mother came. As he neared the outlet, Cooper was jolted off his feet, forced headfirst into the outlet. His shoes fell off as he entered fully, landing on the floor.\nPhillip Jeffries' mechanism was situated in a room with a similar design to the mansion room, possibly the same one.\nIt is possible the room is part of the Fireman's home, although it does not appear to exist in black and white."


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"Magazines\nThe following is a collection of magazines featuring Twin Peaks.\nMagazines\nTV Guide - May 15, 2017"


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"Mac Fousteck\nMac Fousteck was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Marjorie Cameron\nMarjorie Cameron Parsons was the second wife of Jack Parsons.\nBiography\nThe couple had recently wed in December 1949 and lived in an apartment at Manhattan Beach. On the 9th, she picked up her husband from a meeting with Douglas Milford to go to a flea market.\nBy June 1952, they moved into a carriage house on Orange Grove Boulevard, though they prepared arrangements to relocate to Mexico. On June 12, after arriving home less than an hour after her husband suffered fatal injuries from an explosion in his laboratory, Cameron fled to Mexico, making no comments to the press.\nBehind the scenes\nMarjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel (April 23, 1922 \u2013 July 24, 1995), known professionally under the mononym Cameron, was an American artist, poet, actress, and occultist."


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"Martha Grimes\nMartha Grimes was a Twin Peaks High School student. She was Laura Palmer's schoolmate and was present when Margaret Honeycutt took attendance the day Laura's body appeared."


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"Matt Stewart\nMatt Stewart was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Martin Padley\nMartin Padley was an actor who portrayed Chet Weems in the television series Invitation to Love."


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"Marx Brothers\n\"Harpo, you talk too much.\"\u2015Groucho Marx\nThe Marx Brothers were a vaudeville troupe, comprised of at least five brothers, among them Groucho and Harpo.\nThe group performed at the Bijou Opera House in the late 1910s.\nIn a tape recorded for Diane Evans on February 20, 1989, FBI Agent Dale Cooper quoted Groucho Marx.\nIn 2016, Agent Albert Rosenfield compared Agent Randall Headley to the Marx Brothers.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Marx Brothers were an American comedy act prominent in vaudeville, Broadway, and film in the first half of the 20th century, comprised of brothers Chico, Gummo, Harpo, Groucho, and Zeppo Marx."


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"Maggie Brown\nMaggie Brown was the dispatcher for the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nWhen Sheriff Frank Truman returned from a fishing trip, Maggie filled him in on a few calls they had during his absence, including the drug overdose of Denny Craig.\nMaggie later expressed disbelief at Deputy Chad Broxford's cruel remarks about Doris Truman as well as the Trumans' son who committed suicide."


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"Man hit with bottle\nA man was involved in an altercation with Monique's husband at the Roadhouse.\nBiography\nThe man was apparently involved with Monique, a married woman. As they watched Audrey dance, Monique's husband threw a beer bottle at him, starting a fight. Disturbed, Audrey ran over to her husband Charlie and begged him to get her out of there."


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"Marie Schlurman\nMarie Schlurman was a childhood friend and love interest of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nMarie was first introduced in Cooper's tapes as the sister of his friend Bradley. She was fourteen and lived next door to the Coopers. Dale saw her dancing suggestively through her window and she continued to do this on at least one other night, during which she took off her shirt and Dale saw her in her underwear, causing his first experience of sexual arousal.\nShe expressed an attraction to Cooper and allowed him to tie her up in order to practice his knot-tying skills for the Boy Scouts. She then tied him up, but he easily escaped.\nHowever, she later told Cooper that she could not talk to him until he was older. He subsequently followed her and saw her kissing a boy named Daren Seedler. Ten days later, Dale invited her to a party, but she declined and by this point, always had the shades in her room closed.\nMarie was deeply effected by the death of Bobby Kennedy, after which she opened her shades and stood nude in her window as she looked into Cooper's room. "


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"Days later, she French-kissed Cooper as the train carrying Kennedy's body passed through Philadelphia and she ran away with tears in her eyes.\nShe left for a family vacation to national parks a little under a week later and returned in about two months, and was quite clearly a changed person. She was now a flower child and criticized Dale's plan to join the FBI and that his \"heart was rotten and that would never achieve nirvana.\"Months later, Marie suffered from an overdose at school and when Cooper visited her in the hospital, she revealed that she tried to kill herself by \"taking too many pills\" and offered him sexual favors if he helped her escape. He refused on the grounds of scout law, which angered her.\nShe later shaved her head and wrote a letter, apologizing to Dale and telling him that she had befriended a poet who had previously jumped off a bridge, breaking his legs in eleven places.\nThe next time Cooper spoke of Marie was months later, as she visited him while he was sick and was wearing a cheerleader outfit. "


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"She said that she was recovering and that she had found Jesus after the poet she met had committed suicide.\nCooper later received a drawing of Marie holding baby Jesus for Valentine's Day, but commented that he was not sure what to think of it.\nShe later showed some disapproval for the Apollo 11 mission and said that the astronauts might meet God on the moon, and He would tell them to go back where they belong.\nAfter the moon landing, she went outside and Dale joined her as they looked at the moon until she requested him to pray with her, though he continued to watch the moon as her eyes were closed.\nAfter the death of Dale's mother, Marie tried to comfort him by saying his mother was with God, but he was resistant to this and told her he would \"knock her goddamn teeth out\" if she spoke one more word.\nOn Dale's sixteenth birthday, she gave him a card with a dog on it.\nThe next Summer, Dale and his father went on a trip with the Schlurmans to the Poconos. "


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"On Independence Day, when the two were left alone, Marie ran into the woods, leaving a trail of her clothing. After they met, they had a sexual encounter after Cooper told her he believed in God, but they were interrupted when a rocket landed and exploded near them, causing a fire.\nTen days later, Marie dove off of a swimming platform and hit her head at Promised Land Lake and drowned, as nobody else was in the area. Her last words to Cooper were \"Thanks for saving my sneakers.\"She was buried three days later in a silver coffin on a day with large, white clouds in the sky."


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"Mark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic\n\"Mark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic\" is a featurette originally released on the 2001 DVD release, Twin Peaks: The First Season. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nIt features a telephone interview with Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost, conducted by Craig Miller and John Thorne of Wrapped in Plastic magazine.\n"


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"Majestic 12\nMajestic 12 (abbreviated as MJ-12 and also known as the Wise Men and possibly Project Gleem) was the code name of an alleged secret committee of scientists, military leaders, and government officials, formed to facilitate investigation of unidentified flying objects.\nHistory\nBy 1952, United States Air Force officer Nathan F. Twining was said to have organized the group under the orders of President Harry S. Truman. Its members (among them secretary of defense James Forrestal) were given the highest security clearance in the history of American military.\nAs of 2016, the existence of Majestic 12 remained in dispute."


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"Mary (New Mexico)\nMary was a girl from Los Alamos, New Mexico.\nMary had been going out with a local boy, but as of August 5, 1956, their relationship had ended, a fact which did not sadden the boy.\nOther characters named \"Mary\" are referenced in \"Part 9\" and \"Part 12.\""


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"Mandie and Sandie\nMandie and Sandie, along with their companion Candie, were personal assistants to casino owners Rodney and Bradley Mitchum.\nBiography\nLike Candie, the girls wore pink cocktail waitress uniforms and constantly attended to the Mitchum brothers, both at home and at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nThe girls joined the Mitchums as they disciplined Burns for allowing the unidentified \"Mr. Jackpots\" to make off with several hundred thousand dollars at the slot machines. They leaned disinterestedly against a wall as Rodney beat the man.\nOne night, Mandie and Sandie prepared martinis for the Mitchums as they watched the news on television. Sandie tried to console Candie as she wept, but was pushed away, and shrugged at Rodney.\nThey leaned against the wall in the surveillance room as Anthony Sinclair arrived to break some important news to the Mitchums regarding their insurance claim.\nThe next evening, Mandie and Sandie joined the Mitchums and Dale Cooper at Santino's after being delayed in traffic, where they brought the men more pie at their request.\n"


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"The girls performed a conga line through the Lucky 7 Insurance office with Cooper and the Mitchums, delivering gifts to Bushnell Mullins as thanks for honoring their original insurance claim.\nWhen Cooper fell into a shock-induced coma, the Mitchums' entourage brought finger sandwiches and a giant bouquet to his hospital room. Afterwards, they all visited the Jones home to restock the kitchen.\nThe girls accompanied the Mitchums and Cooper in the limousine as Cooper explained that he needed to get to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department."


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"Marjorie Green\nMarjorie Green was a resident of an apartment building on Arrowhead Road in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nMarjorie walked through the apartment complex with her dog, Armstrong, which discovered a smell coming from the room of Ruth Davenport, Marjorie's neighbor. Marjorie called the police and the scatterbrained woman sent officers Olson and Douglas on a short hunt to find a key to the room. It turned out that she had one the whole time, as she was supposed to water Ruth's plants whenever she was gone."


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"Monkey\nA monkey is a type of primate.\nDuring a meeting with several other spirits above a convenience store, Pierre played with a white mask with a long nose. At one point, he took off the mask brieflly to reveal that his face had been replaced with that of a monkey.\nAfter Laura Palmer's murder, the same monkey spoke the word \"Judy.\"Showtime's closed captioning for Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me indicated that the monkey spoke with Phillip Jeffries' voice, but producer Sabrina Sutherland refuted this."


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"Micro-Mac\nMicro-Mac was a brand of pocket tape recorder.\nHistory\nOn February 24, 1989, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper purchased a Micro-Mac tape recorder for $21.89 at Wally\u2019s Rent-to-Own in Seattle, Washington.\nCooper used the Micro-Mac to record messages for his secretary, Diane Evans, throughout his investigations in Twin Peaks.\nThe recorder had a voice-activated recording function, which was utilized to record phrases spoken by the myna bird Waldo."


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"Mort Zafkee\nMort Zafkee was the owner of the Fish or Cut Bait Shop in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nZakfee recommended a remedy for poison ivy consisting of boiling lye, steel wool, and hot grease. Alternatively, he suggested amputation of the affected limb in order to stop the itching."


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"Mickey\nMickey was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington, who lived in the Fat Trout Trailer Park with his wife Linda.\nOne morning, Mickey ran after Carl Rodd and asked if he could get a ride into town with him and Bill to pick up Linda's mail. On the way they talked about Carl's routine and about Linda, who had just gotten a wheelchair from the government after waiting for six months."


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"Missoula\nMissoula was a city in Montana.\nHistory\nDuring their expedition, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark passed through the area that would later become Missoula.\nIn 1948, Charles Dahl disappeared for five days until resurfacing in Missoula, with no recollection of how he got there.\nMaddy Ferguson lived in Missoula with her father and mother and attended Missoula High School. In February 1989, she left Missoula to attend her cousin Laura Palmer's funeral in Twin Peaks, Washington, but was murdered the night before she was to return home.\nBehind the scenes\nTwin Peaks co-creator David Lynch and cast member Troy Evans were originally from Missoula."


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"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk With Me Memories\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\" is a featurette on the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. It features interviews with various cast and crew members reflecting on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\n"


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"Cast/Crew Interviewed\nRobert Engels\nKyle MacLachlan\nDeepak Nayar\nSheryl Lee\nMike Malone\nJon Huck\nPamela Gidley\nRon Garcia\nSandra Kinder\nCarlton Lee Russell\nGary Bullock\nVictor Rivers\nWalter Olkewicz\nPhoebe Augustine\nLorna MacMillan\nDon S. Davis\nKimmy Robertson\nGrace Zabriskie\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""


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"Montana (Invitation to Love)\nMontana was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Jason Denbo.\nHe planned on killing Chet Weems, in order to gain control of the Towers for himself and Emerald.\nIn a subsequent episode, he was seen beating up Chet and warning him to never cross him, an altercation witnessed by a gagged Jared.\nIn a cliffhanger ending, Montana was shot by Chet. After being shot, he stared in horror at Chet.\nAnother episode showed Montana offering a drink to a reluctant Jade."


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"Naido\n\"We need to get her down the mountain. She's very important, and there are people that want her dead.\"\u2015Andy Brennan\nNaido was an eyeless woman who resided in a structure on the purple sea, connected to the missing FBI secretary Diane Evans.\nBiography\nAfter vanishing from the glass box in New York City, Cooper found himself outside a structure set in the middle of a large body of water. Inside, Naido sat in front of a fireplace as Agent Cooper approached her. She did not speak, only letting out a breathy noise and signaling Cooper to be quiet when something began banging on the door to their room. She kept him away from a mechanism in the wall and led him up to the roof, where it became clear that they were in a tiny vessel in an expanse of stars. Naido pulled a lever and received an electric shock, throwing her into the dark void surrounding them.\nFollowing a message from the late Garland Briggs, members of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department visited a location on Blue Pine Mountain on October 1 and discovered Naido lying on the ground, naked. "


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"As Deputy Andy Brennan held her hand, a vortex appeared in the sky, and he disappeared. After an encounter with the Fireman, Brennan reappeared, holding Naido in his arms, and told the others that they needed to keep her safe and secret.\nAndy and Lucy Brennan placed Naido in an empty cell at the sheriff's station, giving her one of Lucy's bathrobes. As she continued to emit strange chirping noises, a drunk in the cell nearby began mimicking her, causing Deputy Chad Broxford to scream at them to be quiet. James Hurley and Freddie Sykes, arrested for inciting a brawl at the Roadhouse, were bewildered by her appearance and behavior.\nThe next morning, Naido grew frantic as Dale Cooper's doppelganger approached the sheriff's station. After a failed escape attempt by Deputy Broxford, Andy Brennan rushed into the holding area and shouted that he needed to take the prisoners upstairs. In Sheriff Truman's office, Naido witnessed a violent confrontation between BOB and Freddie, which ended when Freddie shattered BOB's orb into several pieces. The real Dale Cooper approached Naido and touched her hand. Her face changed into a pink mass and then broke open, revealing a window into the red room. "


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"A fleshy mass materialized and opened to reveal the face of Diane Evans, who had been replaced by a twin over twenty years before. The real Diane materialized in the office where Naido had been, wearing her clothing.\nBehind the scenes\nNaido is portrayed by Nae Yuuki, who previously made a notable appearance delivering a surreal monologue to Laura Dern's character in David Lynch's film Inland Empire.\nEtymology\nThe name \"Naido\" is a near-anagram for \"Diane,\" substituting an \"O\" for an \"E.\" Omitting these vowels, they are reverse spellings of one another.\nIn Japanese Buddhism, the term naid\u014d (\u5185\u9053) literally translates to \"Inner Path,\" simultaneously describing \"inner teachings\" or \" within the path\" of nature and righteousness. Although the character \u9053 is most associated in the West with Chinese Taoism, it is used in East Asia to describe similar concepts in Shintoism and Buddhism, which has been studied by both Lynch and Frost.\nIn the now-extinct Tambora language, \"naido\" is the word for \"black.\"The language was spoken by the Tambora, a culture native to Sumbawa Island in Indonesia that was wiped out in the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora.\nIn Spanish \"naido\" is \"odian\" (they hate) reversed."


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"Midge Jones\nMidge Jones was a high school classmate of Pete Martell.\nOn the night of March 2, 1989, while Catherine and Pete Martell searched for the Packard Sawmill's ledger, Pete found his high school yearbook. Inside, he found a picture of Midge and briefly reminisced."


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"No Stars\n\"No Stars\" was a song by singer Rebekah Del Rio\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Del Rio performed \"No Stars\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"No Stars\" was written by Rebekah Del Rio, David Lynch, and John Neff in 2001, and appeared on Del Rio's 2011 studio album Love Hurts Love Heals. The song was featured in \"Part 10\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 11 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). The version used in the series appears to have been pitch-corrected.\n"


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"Lyrics\nMy dream is to goTo that placeYou know the oneWhere it all beganOn a starry night (x2)When it all beganYou said hold meHold me, hold meDon't be afraid (x2)We're with the starsI saw them in your eyesEn tus palabrasY en tus besos, tus besosDebajo de una nocheNa llena de estrellasUnder the starry nightLong agoBut now it's a dreamYo vi, en tus ojosYo vi, las estrellasPero ya no hay, ya no hayEstrellasPero ya no hay, ya no hayEstrellasNo stars (x2)Ya no hay estrellasNo stars (x6)Ya no hay estrellasNo stars (x6)No\nCredits\nWritten by David Lynch, John Neff, Rebekah Del Rio\nPerformed by Rebekah Del Rio\nPublished by Baja Basement Music Publishing and Bobkind, Inc."


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"Meals on Wheels\nMeals on Wheels was a food delivery service to the elderly and shut-ins, such as the agoraphobic Harold Smith. The service in Twin Peaks, Washington was first organized in August 1987 by Norma Jennings and Laura Palmer through the Double R Diner. Sometime between its founding and 1991, Bjorn Brogger was the director of the program.\nFollowing Laura's death, her best friend Donna Hayward took over her delivery route."


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"Midge Loomer\nMidge Loomer was a receptionist at the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic in February 1989.\nBiography\nLoomer was working at the front desk at the clinic when FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman came in search of the bird Waldo. Cooper asked her if they treated birds at the clinic and confiscated their files."


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"Margaret Honeycutt\nMargaret Honeycutt was a teacher at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn February 23, 1989, she was teaching to Laura's classroom.\nThe following morning, she was interrupted while taking roll by a state trooper who asked if Bobby Briggs was in her class. He then pulled her aside, telling her that her absent student, Laura Palmer, was found dead. Shocked, she told her class that there would be an announcement."


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"McFarley O'Halloran\nMcFarley O'Halloran was the first phone operator in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nO'Halloran came from an Irish family and when she settled in Twin Peaks, supposedly the only job she was capable of getting was switchboard operator. She was against conventional telephone directories and thus decided to order Twin Peaks' directory by first name.\nReportedly, O'Halloran once stated \"kicking cats\" as one of her hobbies and became known for her habit of yelling \"what!\"whenever the switchboard received a call."


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"Montana\nMontana was a state in the Northwestern region of the United States. It was bordered by Idaho to the west, Wyoming to the south, North Dakota and South Dakota to the east, and the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan to the north.\nHistory\nCaptain Meriwether Lewis' Masonic apron was returned to his mother and passed down through her descendants before finally winding up on display at the Masonic Foundation of the Grand Lodge in Helena, Montana.\nColonel Nelson Miles at Fort Keogh was instrumental in the surrender of Chief Joseph in the Bear Paw Mountains of Montana.\nIn 1947, Charles Dahl went missing for five days until he called his father from a motel in Missoula, Montana claiming he had no idea how he'd gotten there.\nIn August 1979, Major Garland Briggs sighted a UFO over the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana as the copilot of an F4 Phantom.\nAt a little town in Montana, near Great Falls, Ed Hurley asked Nadine Butler to marry him.\nMaddy Ferguson lived with her parents in Missoula, Montana.\n"


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"On February 9, 1988, the night Teresa Banks was murdered, Leo Johnson was in a jail in Hungry Horse, Montana, what served him as an alibi.\n\nAccording to Leo Johnson, he was in Butte, Montana on February 23, 1989, the night before Laura Palmer was found dead. In reality, Leo had been at Jacques Renault's cabin with Laura and Ronette Pulaski.\nIn 2016, in western Montana was located a farm on which Dale's Doppelganger killed Ray Monroe.\nSettlements\nButte\nHelena\nHungry Horse\nMissoula\nPublic attractions\nBear Paw Mountains\nBitterroot Mountains\nGreat Falls\nBehind the scenes\nThe original script of Episode 1 states, that Norma Jennings have a cousin named Sue who runs a beauty shop in downtown Butte, Montana."


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"Mayfair Hotel\nThe Mayfair Hotel was a hotel in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nIt housed the temporary headquarters of the Blue Rose Task Force while they investigated the apparent resurfacing of Dale Cooper.\nHistory\n\n2016\nOn September 29, Albert Rosenfield and Constance Talbot enjoyed a dinner together, to the amusement of Gordon Cole and Tammy Preston. Later that night, Albert knocked on the door of Gordon's room, interrupting him while he drawing; Cole experienced a vision of Laura Palmer crying and heard Sarah Palmer shouting her daughter's name before seeing Albert. Albert showed Gordon a text received from Diane Evans, which was apparently sent by Mexico and to which she responded that they have Hastings. Agent Preston walked in and showed Albert and Gordon a picture of Cooper's doppelganger with a man in a lab coat in the room with the glass box.\nOn September 30, Albert Rosenfield and Gordon Cole convocated Agent Preston in a lounge; as they shared some wine from Gordon's personal cellar, Albert briefed Tammy on the Blue Rose task force and asked her to join, to which she replied affirmatively. "


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"Subsequently, they called in Diane Evans and Albert proposed her to be \"deputized\" temporarily, under payment and out of curiosity to know what happened to her friend Cooper; she accepted. Following the meeting, Diane drank a cocktail in the hotel's bar and answered a text from Cooper's doppelganger, informing him that her colleagues didn't ask about Las Vegas yet. Albert visited Gordon Cole, interrupting his date with a French woman; after she left, Albert reported on Diane's outcoming text.\nOn October 1, Gordon called Sheriff Truman and came to know about the retrieval of the missing pages from Laura Palmer's secret diary, which suggested the existence of two Coopers. Albert told Preston about the first Blue Rose case. Gordon walked in and called for a coffee break, only to be disturbed by the hotel's window cleaner. Diane entered the room and was asked whether Cooper mentioned Major Briggs in his last appearance, which she refused to confirm. Gordon mentioned that a ring from Janey-E to Dougie in the stomach of the supposed corpse of Major Briggs; Diane recognized the names as those of her estranged half-sister and her brother-in-law. "


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"Gordon called the Las Vegas FBI division and told Randall Headley to look for the Joneses in relation to a double homicide. Diane left and Gordon shared with Albert and Tammy the information he received from Sheriff Truman. He then proceeded to tell them of a Monica Bellucci dream he had, which was followed by his recollection of Phillip Jeffries' appearance in the FBI's headquarters in February 1989.\nOn October 2, in the hotel's bar, Diane received a text from Cooper's doppelganger, which prompted her to text him a set of numbers. She proceeded to confess to Gordon, Albert and Tammy what happened on the last night during which she saw Cooper. As she spoke, she grew increasingly terrified; she concluded by saying that she was not herself and that she was at the Sheriff's Station; she took out a revolver, but was shot in the chest multiple times by Albert and Tammy, causing her to vanish from the room.\nStill shocked by Diane's disappearance, Cole informed Albert and Tammy about a plan which he set in motion years prior with Cooper and Major Briggs to capture an evil identity known as Judy. "


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"He apologized to Albert, then expressed his doubt about the plan working, since they were supposed to hear from Cooper by that point. The phone in the hotel room rang, and Agent Headley informed Cole that Cooper (under the name of Dougie Jones) was in a hospital but already left. Bushnell Mullins took the phone and reported to Gordon a message from Cooper: \"I am headed for Sheriff Truman's. It is 2:53 in Las Vegas, and that adds up to a ten, the number of completion.\"Gordon thanked him and closed the phone; Tammy gathered information on Douglas Jones, including the explosion of his car and his electrocution. Gordon told Albert and Tammy that he knew where Cooper was going, and the three of them left the hotel.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes in the hotel and the establishing shots were shot on location at the Mayfair Hotel, a Hotel at 115 East Third Street in Pomona, California.\nThe scene with the French woman in the hotel was the final scene shot to feature Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield, thus it serves as Miguel Ferrer's final time playing his character before his death in 2017."


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"New York City\nNew York City was an city located in New York.\nHistory\nOn March 10, 1974, Dale Cooper visited the city to test his hypothesis that the breakdown of society was rooted in the advent of skyscrapers. However, Cooper was attacked and robbed during the night and sought refuge with an artist until her lover arrived. He then wandered into a protest and approached a policeman, but was arrested along with several protesters. The next day, he resolved to take the judge's advice and \"stay the hell out of New York.\"After turning eighteen, Donna Hayward moved to New York, where she studied at Hunter College until dropping out after signing on with the Ford Modeling Agency.\nSometime prior to September 2016, an anonymous billionaire purchased a skyscraper which contained a glass box within its penthouse. Sam Colby \u2013 who had been hired to watch the box \u2013 and Tracey Barberato were killed by a figure that appeared within the box.\n"


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"Notable residents\nSam Colby\nTracey Barberato\nPrivate security guard\nDonna Hayward (1989)\nFifth Avenue resident\nEstablishments\nBoys High School\nSkyscraper\nGallery\nNew York City panoramaView of New York CitySkyscraper of anonymous billionaire\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishing shot of New York City is a stock footage."


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"Nancy Nordstrom\nNancy Nordstrom was a classmate of Dale Cooper at the Germantown Friends School.\nNancy was in the tenth grade in 1969 and played goaltender for the school's field hockey team. She began dating new student Anne Sweeny, prompting Cooper \u2013 who was infatuated with Anne \u2013 to blow up Nancy's mailbox.\nBefore moving away with her family, Anne purchased a Willa Cather book for Nancy as a parting gift."


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"Milo Phelan\nMilo Phelan was the leader of the Phelan Gang, who robbed a bank in Twin Peaks, Washington in the spring of 1933.\nThe gang hid from the authorities inside Owl Cave until they surrendered during the night, due to Phelan's fear of the dark."


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"Monica Bellucci (fictional)\nMonica Bellucci was a prominent actress.\nBiography\nWhile investigating a case in Buckhorn, South Dakota, FBI deputy director Gordon Cole began having recurring dreams featuring Bellucci. In one, which he described to Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston, Cole was on a case in Paris, France, when Bellucci and her friends invited him for coffee at a street cafe. When they sat down, Dale Cooper appeared nearby, but Cole was unable to see his face. Bellucci quoted an ancient text, saying \"We are like the dreamer who dreams, and then lives inside the dream.\"Troubled, she then asked: \"But who is the dreamer?\"Cole, growing extremely uneasy, followed Bellucci's gaze and looked behind him, where he saw himself as a younger man. Cole then experienced a half-forgotten incident in 1989, when Phillip Jeffries suddenly appeared at the FBI offices of Philadelphia and tried to explain something to him and Cooper."


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"Millicent Revere\nMillicent Revere was a diarist who wrote an entry describing the 1889 Annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony not long before the Blizzard of 1889 struck."


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"Military police officer\nAn unidentified military police officer was sent to retrieve Major Garland Briggs following his March 1989 disappearance.\nBiography\nThe officer was sent to Twin Peaks, Washington under orders from Colonel Calvin Reilly. His retrieval of Briggs from the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department was met with protest by Sheriff Harry S. Truman, but the major went with the officer willingly."


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"Memphis\nMemphis was a city in Tennessee.\nHistory\nPhillip Gerard had a car accident in Memphis, costing him his left arm.\nMartin Luther King was assassinated on a Memphis hotel balcony on April 4, 1968."


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"Miss Twin Peaks Contest\nThe Miss Twin Peaks Contest was a beauty pageant held annually in Twin Peaks since 1969. The prizes for the winner were a cash prize, a dozen roses, and a scholarship to the college of her choice.\nNorma Jennings was crowned Miss Twin Peaks in the first-annual pageant and returned as a judge in 1989, with her sister, Annie Blackburn winning the title.\nMiss Twin Peaks 1973 was electrocuted during the ceremony. A moment of silence is held for her at the annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony.\nMiss Twin Peaks 1989\n\nHost\nWill Hayward\nJudges\nDwayne Milford\nRichard Tremayne\nNorma Jennings\nContestants\nAnnie Blackburn - Winner\nDonna Hayward\nNadine Hurley\nShelly Johnson\nLana Budding Milford\nLucy Moran\nJudging and Rules Committee\nWill Hayward\nDwayne Milford\nPete Martell\nEvents\nTalents displayed at the pageant included Lucy Moran's dancing and a dance by Lana Milford described as \"contortionistic jazz exotica.\"The theme of the speeches given by the contestants was conservation of the forests, suggested by Benjamin Horne of the Stop Ghostwood campaign.\n"


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"Following Annie Blackburn's win, the lights were shut off and smoke bombs began to go off, then Blackburn was taken from the stage by insane former FBI Agent Windom Earle, disguised as Margaret Lanterman."


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"Miriam Sullivan\nMiriam Sullivan was a schoolteacher and a regular at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nMiriam spoke to Heidi and Shelly at the diner after eating one day. When she finished, she bought two cups of coffee to go, and left behind a generous tip.\nLater, when walking outside, Miriam witnessed a young boy get hit by a truck, which she came to see was driven by Richard. Miriam looked at the truck in horror as it sped off.\nMiriam sent an incriminating letter about Richard to the Sheriff's Department before he showed up at her trailer. She warned him about the letter and he broke in, savagely beating her.\nDespite bleeding heavily, Miriam managed to crawl from the scene until reaching a group of young boys, who called their mother for help. She was soon taken to Calhoun Memorial Hospital, where she was kept in the intensive care unit, in need of an operation.\nGallery\nMiriam's trailer"


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"Marsh house\nThe Marsh house was the residence of Jeffrey and Evelyn Marsh and their driver, Malcolm Sloan.\nHistory\nTo be added.\n\nBehind the scenes\nThe mansion where many of the exterior scenes were shot is a private residence located at 4825 Louise Avenue in Encino, California."


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"Meriwether Lewis\nCaptain Meriwether Lewis was the co-commander of the Corps of Discovery, alongside William Clark.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nLewis grew up in Virginia and knew Thomas Jefferson since childhood. In his youth, Lewis had much contact with Native Americans and would often advocate on their behalf.\nCorps of Discovery\nIt was Lewis' relations with the indigenous people that prompted Jefferson \u2013 then President of the United States \u2013 to select him to lead the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition across the Louisiana Purchase. Lewis hand-picked his former commanding officer William Clark as his co-commander.\nWhile preparing for the expedition, Lewis studied various physical sciences among other subjects at the American Philiosophical Society library in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.\nOn June 13, 1805, Lewis recorded in a diary entry that he saw two identical mountains that he likened more to ramparts than nature.\nIn September 1805, after splitting up the expedition, Lewis was retrieved by Reubin Fields to meet Chief Twisted Hair of the Nez Perce tribe, on orders from Clark. Lewis asked the chief about a map he had drawn of a nearby area to the north where a river flowed between two mountains and into a waterfall. "


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"Twisted Hair told him that white people lived in this area and had given him three strange artifacts, among these a ring. Lewis asked him further about the ring and Twisted Hair pointed to the symbol on it and told him something that the expedition's Shoshone guide Sacagawea could only translate as being something about an owl and a \"spirit world\" the tribe worshiped. The chief then allowed Lewis to take the ring. Lewis recounted this experience in a letter to Jefferson, dated September 25, in which he also surmised that Twisted Hair was withholding more information and stated his intent to explore the area in the map drawn by Twisted Hair.\nDuring this time, Lewis corresponded with Jefferson through letters, the first of which were straightforward, but eventually went on to be strange and sometimes unintelligible ramblings. Among these were rants about \"the secret deep within the color red,\" the \"mysterious force B. Franklin had stumbled upon,\" and the fragmented description of an encounter with a \"silent man.\"Following this, Lewis' writing appeared to have returned to normal, but he wrote that he \"should have heeded his warning.\""


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"Jefferson surmised that \"his\" referred to either Twisted Hair or the \"silent man.\"Lewis reunited with Clark on October 3 and wrote to Jefferson, stating the expedition's intent to head west and recorded that none of the men who accompanied him northward remembered any of it and he himself had trouble recalling the events. In the letter, he also said that he \"could have returned it to the chief,\" but decided to keep it. Jefferson was clueless as to what \"it\" referred to. In 2016, FBI Special Agent Tamara Preston suggested this referred to the ring given by Twisted Hair.\nFreemasonry and governorship\nUpon returning to Washington, D.C. in 1807, Lewis was appointed as governor of the Upper Louisiana Territory, fulfilling the position in St. Louis. He soon organized and financed the Missouri Gazette.\nIt is believed, at some point, that Thomas Jefferson initiated Lewis into Freemasonry.\nOn September 21, 1808, Lewis announced through the Gazette the founding of the first Masonic Lodge in St. Louis, Lodge III, with him as its master. Soon after this, Lewis initiated Clark into the lodge.\n"


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"Death\nIn October 1809, Lewis set forth from St. Louis to Washington, D.C. to protest the State Department's refusal to reimburse him for state expenses paid out of his personal funds. He planned to publish his and Clark's journals that he had organized, for which he would collect money agreed upon via contract prior to when he assumed his governor position. His other intention with this trip was to deliver evidence to Jefferson and his successor, James Madison, of treachery by General James Wilkinson. Lewis' initial route was to travel downriver to New Orleans, then to his destination, but he became concerned that Wilkinson would learn of this plan. As a result, he abandoned the route at Fort Pickering and set off by horseback through Tennessee, accompanied by Major James Neely.\nAccording to a potentially forged letter dated two years after Lewis' death and allegedly written by Major Gilbert Russell to Jefferson, Lewis was deranged upon his arrival at Fort Pickering and had by that point attempted suicide twice. Prompted by a third attempt, Russell incarcerated Lewis until he was of sound mind to resume the journey.\n"


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"On October 10, Lewis stopped at Grinder's Stand, an inn along the Natchez Trace. According to Priscilla Grinder, Lewis became agitated and later paced back and forth whilst smoking a pipe, ranting about his \"enemies,\" and fiddling with a small leather pouch. Later in the evening, he refused the bed Grinder prepared for him and instead resorted to a pallet facing the inn's front door, keeping his pistols nearby.\nAt about 3:00 AM, Grinder stated that she was awoken by sounds of a struggle, culminating in two gunshots and Lewis crying, \"Oh Lord!\"and soon called for her help and water. She maintained that she then saw him \u2013 through cracks in her cabin wall \u2013 crawling about in the moonlight.\nAt dawn, Grinder woke Lewis' servants, who found him alive, in a pool of blood, having been shot in the head and abdomen and slashed in the throat and arms. Lewis reportedly begged to be mercifully killed by his rifle shortly before succumbing to his wounds.\nNeely supervised a swift burial and reported Lewis' death to Jefferson on October 18, having determined it to be suicide, which Jefferson accepted and became publicly accepted. "


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"In the weeks following Lewis' death, Gilbert Russell wrote to Jefferson, referring to the death as \"murder.\"Investigations into death\nA local Tennessee county made an inquiry into Lewis' death, its residents claiming that Priscilla Grinder, her husband, and \"parties unknown\" murdered him. However, the charges were dropped due to the jury's \"fear of retribution.\"In 1848, a United States congressional committee ordered an investigation into his death, during which his remains were exhumed. A doctor hired by the committee viewed the well-preserved body and concluded that \"Governor Lewis certainly died at the hands of an assassin.\"The committee further erected a monument over Lewis' grave.\nIn 1989, an archivist gained permission from the Masonic Grand Lodge to perform DNA testing on a bloodstained apron Lewis was wearing at the time of his death. This test determined that there was blood on it from Lewis and two unidentified persons.\nIn the 20th century, descendants of Lewis requested that his remains be exhumed once again for forensic study. A grand jury was convened in Tennessee in 1996, which found that the remains should be exhumed in order to determine the exact cause of Lewis' death. "


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"The National Park Service initially denied the request, but agreed in 2008 before switching their position again in 2010, declining the exhumation request on the grounds that it would cause \"untold damage\" to a cherished historic monument.\nIn a monologue to Sheriff Frank Truman, Wally Brando expressed that his motorcycle travels often put him in mind of Lewis and Clark.\nBehind the scenes\nMeriwether Lewis (August 18, 1774 \u2013 October 11, 1809) was an American explorer, soldier, and politician, best known for co-commanding the Corps of Discovery Expedition from 1804 to 1806.\nDavid Patrick Kelly narrated Lewis' writings in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Natalie\n\"He's a free man again... Whoopee!\"Natalie was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night at the Roadhouse, Natalie met up with Abbie for a beer. Abbie asked her where Angela was, and Natalie replied that she was probably out with Clark somewhere. Surprised, Abbie told her she had seen Clark and Mary there as a couple two nights ago. Natalie, dismayed, warned that Angela wouldn't take the betrayal well if she found out, as she had just lost her mother and stopped taking medication. They were interrupted by Trick, who rushed into their booth and reported he had been run off the road on the way over. After Trick left to buy a round, Abbie asked if he was still under house arrest, but Natalie replied that his sentence was up."


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"Megan\nMegan was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington, and the daughter of Tina.\nBiography\nMegan and Tina witnessed Billy jumping a fence and running into their house, bleeding from the nose and mouth. Billy apparently held his head in the sink for a few moments and then ran out again, the episode lasting no more than ten seconds.\nLater, at the Roadhouse, Megan met up with Sophie, who warned her that she needed to stay away from \"the nuthouse\" and stop taking drugs. Sophie jokingly asked where she had stolen her sweater, and Megan said she had borrowed it from Paula. Sophie, offhandedly, asked if Megan had seen Billy recently, and Megan told her about the incident, becoming disturbed to realize she couldn't remember if her uncle had also been there at the time. Sophie asked Megan what her mother's name was again, and she responded that it was Tina. They were then interrupted by the Roadhouse MC announcing Lissie's performance."


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"Mickey Koontz\nMickey Koontz was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Mary (Roadhouse)\n\"I hate her... and Angela fucking really hates her, too.\"\u2015Natalie\nMary was an acquaintance of Abbie and Natalie.\nOne night at the Twin Peaks Roadhouse, Abbie and several other people saw Mary and Clark together in the corner, \"off in their own world.\"Two nights later, Abbie was distressed to learn from Natalie that Clark was also going out with Angela, as the latter despised Mary and was currently going through a difficult time.\nOther characters named \"Mary\" are referenced in \"Part 8\" and \"Part 9.\""


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"Mike Boyd\nMike Boyd was the chief of the Buckhorn Police Department.\nBiography\nBoyd oversaw the interrogation of William Hastings in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport.\nInvestigator Constance Talbot later showed Boyd and Detective Dave Macklay that the identity of a John Doe found in Davenport's apartment required military authorization."


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"Michael Bishop Tree\nMichael Bishop Tree was a Native American man that Dale Cooper's father invited for Thanksgiving dinner in 1968.\nDale noted that Tree did not make a sound at dinner, aside from a few chuckles and left afterward with his pockets full of pie."


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"MC\n\"Next, on the Roadhouse playlist! It's one of our favorites: \"Sharp Dressed Man,\" by ZZ Top!\"An unidentified man was the host and master of ceremonies at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nThe MC formally introduced several of the Roadhouse's acts and welcomed them to the stage, including the Nine Inch Nails,, James Hurley,, Lissie, and Edward Louis Severson III.\nOne night in October 2016, the MC introduced ZZ Top's \"Sharp Dressed Man\" on the Roadhouse playlist, and turned up a mock volume knob on a placard before dancing his way offstage.\nImmediately after Severson's performance, the MC unexpectedly announced \"Audrey's Dance,\" and the patrons cleared a space for Audrey Horne to dance for the crowd.\nBehind the scenes\nThe MC was portrayed by JR Starr in Twin Peaks (2017). He also filmed introductions for The Cactus Blossoms, Au Revoir Simone, Trouble, Hudson Mohawke and Julee Cruise, which were not used in the final cut. These are included in the full musical performances featured in Twin Peaks: From Z to A."


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"Mrs. Tremond\nNot to be confused with the second Mrs. Tremond or Alice Tremond.\n\"I requested no creamed corn! Do you see creamed corn on that plate?\"Mrs. Tremond, also known as Mrs. Chalfont, was an elderly woman who lived with Pierre, supposedly her grandson, at the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, and later in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nThe old woman sat next to Pierre in a dirty room above a convenience store, where a number of spirits were having a meeting, including BOB, the arm, two woodsmen, the electrician, and a jumping man. She was silent, looking sternly at BOB and the arm as they talked at a table.\nAs early as August 1987, the old woman went by the name \"Mrs. Tremond\" and, seemingly bedridden, lived with Pierre in an apartment next door to Harold Smith in Twin Peaks' Low Town neighborhood. On August 23, Laura Palmer brought her dinner as part of her first Meals on Wheels run.\nIn February 1988, the old woman was living in a trailer in Fat Trout Trailer Park with her \"grandson\" at the time of Teresa Banks' death. "


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"At that time, they apparently went by the name \"Chalfont,\" which was also the name of the two people living there before them. Teresa Banks' missing ring was found by Chet Desmond beneath their trailer. By the time Dale Cooper arrived to investigate Desmond's disappearance, the trailer had disappeared.\n\nIn February 1989, the week before Laura Palmer's death, Mrs. Tremond and Pierre appeared to Laura outside the Double R Diner to give her a painting of a room above the convenience store that she said would \"look good on wall.\"Later, she appeared in Laura's dream inside the room shown in the picture, beckoning her through an open door.\nIn March 1989, Donna Hayward visited her home with a Meals on Wheels delivery for her, having picked up Laura's route after her death. Mrs. Tremond uncovered her food and was visibly disturbed to see her meal, saying she had requested no creamed corn. After directing Donna to look at the plate, the corn disappeared and appeared in the hands of her \"grandson,\" whom Mrs. Tremond said had been \"studying magic.\"She told Donna that she should talk to Harold, who had been Laura Palmer's friend. Disconcerted, Donna left.\n"


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"When she returned to the apartment with Dale Cooper days later, Donna found a completely different woman by the same name living there, and no trace of the elderly woman or the little boy.\nIn an unknown year, a Mrs. Chalfont sold the Palmer house in Twin Peaks to Alice Tremond.\nBehind the scenes\nThe old woman, identified as \"Mrs. Tremond\" in \"Episode 9\" and as \"Mrs. Chalfont\" in the end credits of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, was portrayed by actress Frances Bay.\nGallery\nMrs. Tremond/ChalfontMrs. Tremond in the painting"


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"Mike Greeby\nMike Greeby was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Man in suit\n\"It's about insurance.\"A man wearing a suit inquired after \"Sheriff Truman\" at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department in late 2016. Explaining that he was calling \"about insurance,\" the man repeatedly asked for Truman, and was bewildered when Lucy Brennan said that there were two, one of whom was sick while the other was gone fishing. Finally, the man awkwardly offered Lucy his business card and rushed out, saying he would call another day."


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"Native American\nNative Americans were the indigenous population of North America.\nThey existed in various tribes, such as:\nBlackfoot\nCayuse\nFlathead\nMethow\nNez Perce\nSnoqualmie\nSpokane\nUmpqua\nYakima\nZuni"


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"Nathan F. Twining\nNathan F. Twining was a United States Air Force officer.\nBiography\nOn July 5, 1947, Twining investigated the scene on a UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico and helped to compile and analyze data from the investigation. The following September, he was involved in the formation of Project Sign, a task force designated to investigate UFOs. On December 9, he attended the project's first meeting, reviewing several UFO sightings reported over the previous six months.\nAllegedly, Twining was ordered by President Harry S. Truman to help organize the Majestic 12, a supposed group of twelve scientists, government officials, and high-ranking military officers.\nIn 1953, Twining was named the chief of staff of the Air Force and he later served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.\nBehind the scenes\nNathan Farragut Twining (October 11, 1897 \u2013 March 29, 1982) was a United States Air Force general. He served as the Air Force's Chief of Staff from 1953 to 1957, then as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1957 to 1960."


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"My Prayer\n\"My Prayer\" was a song by the Platters.\nHistory\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, a disc jockey at KPJK in New Mexico played \"My Prayer,\" heard by a mechanic in town, a waitress at Pop's Diner, and Sarah Novack, who had just come home from a date. A woodsman wandered into the station and seized the DJ by the skull, knocking the stylus off the record and interrupting the song, before commandeering the station's signal to recite a poem.\nBehind the scenes\n\"My Prayer\" is a 1939 song, popularized in a hit single released by the Platters in 1956. The Platters' rendition features as a radio broadcast in \"Part 8\" and, non-diegetically, during Dale Cooper and Diane Evans' sex scene in \"Part 18.\"It appears as track 10 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\n"


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"Lyrics\nWhen the twilight is gone and no songbirds are singingWhen the twilight is gone you come into my heartAnd here in my heart you will stay while I prayMy prayer is to linger with youAt the end of the day in a dream that's divineMy prayer is a rapture in blueWith the world far away and your lips close to mineTonight while our hearts are aglowOh tell me the words that I'm longing to knowMy prayer and the answer you giveMay they still be the same for as long as we liveThat you'll always be there at the end of my prayer\nCredits\nWritten by Georges Boulanger and Jimmy Kennedy\nPerformed by The Platters\nPublished by Skidmore Music Co.\nCourtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group\nUnder license from Universal Music Enterprises"


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"Mrs. Thrimble's Bed and Breakfast\nMrs. Thrimble's Bed and Breakfast was a bed and breakfast in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIt was owned by Emma Thrimble, who opened it in the early 1950s. It had five rooms and three meals served from Mrs. Thrimble's own kitchen."


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"Norelco B2000\n\"When they gave me the tape recorder last night, Dad put the microphone in my hand and looked at me very seriously and said that this was the future and that he and everything he represents was a dinosaur. I asked Mom what he meant and she said it was the eggnog.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nThe Norelco B2000 was a reel-to-reel tape-playing recorder.\nHistory\nDale Cooper was given a Norelco B2000 for Christmas 1967 and he began to use it to make notes of his everyday life. The recorder required the use of a power outlet, which limited Cooper's ability to travel with it until he purchased a battery pack from Simms' Hardware.\nCooper used the Norelco B2000 until September 12, 1973, when his father gave him a notebook-sized recorder that recorded cassettes instead of reels."


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"Mike Reevo\nMike Reevo was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Neighbor\n\"There's nobody in there! They left, they just left!\"An unidentified woman lived next door to Gersten Hayward at 1601 Timber Lake Drive, Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne day, hearing a commotion in the hallway outside her unit, the neighbor stuck her head out the door to tell Becky Burnett that nobody was inside Gersten's apartment, as \"they\" had just left. Becky, nonetheless, cursed her husband Steven and fired a gun through Gersten's closed door."


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"Packard Sawmill\nPackard Sawmill was an industrial facility in the town of Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nThe mill was founded in the late 1880s by James Packard on two acres by Black Lake Falls with eight employees. After an altercation with Kwakiutl Indians over the land, the mill was built, and its saw was originally powered by the water above the falls it was built next to.\nThe original mill's structure was razed in 1922 and was rebuilt across 25 acres by James\u2019 son, Thomas. The employment had grown to 100 people by 1924.\nThe mill's primary competitor was the Martell Mill (which had existed for three years longer), but the Packard Mill, under the capable management of Thomas Packard, eventually ended up buying the Martell Mill in 1933 and closed it in 1939.\nIn 1935, the mill was temporarily shut down due to a labor dispute.\nThomas' sister, Daisy managed the mill during World War II. Daisy introduced mechanical barkers, a skyhook cable car, and a wigwam burner.\n"


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"Thomas' son Andrew took over the mill in 1948 and continued to make the mill more efficient with the introduction of a chainsaw in the 1950s, and computerizing the plant's machinery by 1972. Under Andrew Packard, the mill increased production by twenty-five percent.\nFollowing Andrew's apparent death in 1987, the mill was inherited by his widow, Josie Packard, and his sister Catherine ran it along with her husband Pete Martell. During this time, it was the only major facility in Twin Peaks to challenge Benjamin Horne's monopoly on the economy of Twin Peaks.\nIn 1989, the Packard Sawmill was partially destroyed by a fire. The fire was caused by a bomb set up by Leo Johnson, who was working for Horne, who later acquired the land, only to have it end up back in Catherine's hands, then finally back to his own, following his plans to conserve the surrounding woodlands.\nAlthough management assured the mill workers that it would resume operations, Catherine soon closed the mill and sold it to Horne, devastating Twin Peaks' economy. The surviving part of the mill remained standing as of late 2016.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nHarley Peyton admits that the network's insistence of revealing Laura Palmer's killer and Joan Chen (Josie Packard)'s departure created challenges while writing the mill storyline.\nThe remains of the mill are seen in Part 9, which places the mill across from the sheriff's station. This contradicts the map of Twin Peaks given in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, which places the mill on the northern edge of town and the sheriff's station in the center."


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"Morgan\nMorgan was the uncle of Emil Jennings.\nMorgan died in 1914 after a three-day bender. He fell down in a Spokane street and was run over by a beer wagon."


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"Nurse (Calhoun Memorial Hospital)\nAn unidentified nurse looked after Dr. Lawrence Jacoby at Calhoun Memorial Hospital while he was being treated for a heart attack."


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"New Mexico couple\nA husband and wife in New Mexico were stopped on the road by a group of woodsmen.\nBiography\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, a man and his wife were driving along a desert road in New Mexico when they came across a stopped car with several strange individuals walking around. One of them approached the car and the man opened his door slightly, transfixed, as an electrical hum filled the air. The man, looking like a pitch-black disheveled vagrant and holding a cigarette, leaned in the window and repeatedly asked \"Gotta light?\"The woman began screaming as another of the woodsmen leered at her, and eventually the man sped away, narrowly avoiding another of the figures as it stepped out of the darkness."


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"Mississippi\n\"Mississippi\" was a song by the band the Cactus Blossoms.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Cactus Blossoms played \"Mississippi\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Mississippi\" is a song by the Cactus Blossoms from their national debut album You're Dreaming. It appears in \"Part 3\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and appears on the album Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\n"


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"Lyrics\nI'm going down to the seaM-l-S-S-l-S-S-l-P-PI watch the sun yellow and brownSinking suns in every townMy angel sings down to meShe's somewhere on the shore waiting for meWith her wet hair and sandy gownSinging songs waves of soundThere's a dive I know on River StreetGo on in and take my seatThere's a lot of friends I'll never meetGonna take a dive off River StreetYou look different from way down hereLike a circus mirror I see flashes, of you on the surfaceI'm coming up from way down hereThe water's clear, all I want is to see your faceI'm going down to the seaM-l-S-S-l-S-S-l-P-PI watch the sun yellow and brownSinking suns in every town\nCredits\nWritten by Jack Torrey\nPublished by Jumping Gemini (ASCAP)/Hello Central Music (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Words & Music, a division of Big Deal Music\nCourtesy of Red House Records"


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"Nadine Hurley\nNadine Hurley (n\u00e9e Butler) was the wife of \"Big\" Ed Hurley and was well known in Twin Peaks for her ferocity and eccentricity. Nadine wore a patch over her left eye, having lost it in a hunting accident on her honeymoon.\nNadine exercised regularly and, following a coma, developed excess adrenaline that gave her phenomenal physical strength.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and marriage\nNadine had a crush on Ed Hurley throughout high school, despite his relationship with Norma Lindstrom. The spring after graduation, after Norma had cheated with Hank Jennings, Ed took Nadine to a small Montana town near Great Falls. There, while in a half-drunk state, he decided to marry her. On their honeymoon, they went hunting and a piece of buckshot fired by Ed ricocheted off of a rock and hit her in the left eye, causing her to lose it.\n\"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" a journal attributed to Hawk Hill, provided a different background to Ed and Nadine's relationship:\nIn late 1984, Nadine brought her father's tractor to Big Ed's Gas Farm for repairs. However, Ed accidentally backed his tow truck into the tractor. "


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"He came to her aid and she fainted in his arms, hugging him when she came to. After Ed repeatedly asked her if she was okay, she kissed him and the two quickly became infatuated with each other.\nThey married three weeks later at the Chapel-in-the-Woods, with all of the Bookhouse Boys in attendance, and the reception being held at the Grange Hall. Not long after, Nadine learned of Ed's previous relationship with Norma, prompting her to become jealous.\nThe next fall, Ed went on a hunting trip with Harry S. Truman and she followed, unknown to them. When she disturbed a group of ducks, Ed shot at them and a buckshot pellet hit Nadine in the eye. The guilt-ridden Ed attentively nursed her back to health.\nOn a day in February 1989, Nadine and Ed went to the Double R Diner for coffee, but she changed her mind and ran when she saw Norma Jennings, Ed's high school sweetheart.\nDrape runners and suicide attempt\nOn February 24, Nadine yelled at Ed to get the drapes she had ordered. Later, after Ed picked up the drapes, she yelled at him to hang them up. "


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"After he hung them, she obsessively tests them out.\nShe encountered Norma at the Twin Peaks General Store the next day, having bought cotton balls to silence her drape runners.\nThe following day, she exercised when her husband came in and tripped over her drape runners she had laid out. Angered at his apparent ruining of her silent drape runners, she continued working out, bending the machine.\nWhen Ed came home that night, Nadine tackled him with a hug and presented her now-silent drape runners, which she said were achieved by Ed accidentally dripping grease on the cotton balls earlier.\nNadine kissed Ed before Laura's funeral the next day and told him about her crush on him from when he was dating Norma in high school. Ed's nephew, James then arrived, but said that he was not going to the funeral.\nA few days later, Nadine watched Invitation to Love and ate bonbons when Ed came home. She cried as her drape runner patent had been denied. As a result, she attempted suicide by overdosing on pills. Ed found her and called an ambulance. "


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"She was taken to the hospital, where she was comatose for a few days, and broke several restraints in this state due to an abnormal amount of adrenaline. She woke when Ed sang \"On Top of Old Smoky\" to her, and her mind had reverted to when she was a teenager.\nBack to school\nNadine was brought home from the hospital two days later but did not recognize James and wondered where her parents were. She went to the kitchen to get something to drink, then came back, having torn off a cabinet's door. She spent the next few days in high spirits with Ed, including a visit to the diner, where she broke a milkshake glass.\nSeveral days later, Nadine attended the reception following the funeral of Leland Palmer, who had died in custody after being arrested for the murder of his daughter, Laura Palmer. She noticed her shiny shoes, wondering if anyone could see up her skirt due to the reflection.\nFollowing her admission into the high school student body, under the suggestion of psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, she attended cheer tryouts, where she threw a boy while performing a corkscrew.\n"


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"The next day, she went to Donna Hayward's locker to ask if she was still seeing Mike Nelson and is excited when she said that she was not. When Mike passed by, she greeted him, but he mostly ignored her.\nLater in the weight room, she approached Mike, who was working out. She went to a leg press and began lifting 600 pounds with total ease. The wrestling coach then entered and offered her a place on the wrestling team.\nThe coach told his athletes about Nadine's rights to be on the team and asked Mike to wrestle with her to prove her value on the team. She easily triumphed over him while asking him out for a date.\nThe next day, Nadine went to the diner where she found Mike staring at a newspaper. She asked him to share a meal with her, which he was resistant to. However, she did not back down and kissed him.\nShe went home to find Ed being attacked by Hank Jennings, who she easily subdued.\nShe went to the bedroom at her home a couple of days later, breaking the door off its hinges on her way in. "


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"She got into bed with Ed and Norma, telling them about her disqualification from the wrestling tournament and apologized to Norma about Hank. She got up and told them that she knew about their relationship and that it made her feel better about her activities with Mike.\nNadine came home early from school the following day to tell Ed that she and Mike were in love and that she and Ed must break up.\nThe next day, she sat with Doctor Jacoby and Ed, the latter who wished to have a divorce, but Nadine does not understand, as she believed they were only dating. She then noticed her blindness in her left eye, apparently having gone unnoticed, despite her eyepatch.\nNadine and Mike later went to the Great Northern Hotel, where they booked the honeymoon suite under the names Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman. She and Mike checked out of the hotel in the morning, Mike calling their night \"unbelievable.\"Nadine entered the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and days later, Tim Pinkle taught choreography to Nadine and the rest of the women participating in the pageant.\nLater, she showed her wrestling highlights to Ed, Nadine, Mike, and Dr. Jacoby. "


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"Jacoby said he had gathered them, finding \"breakups\" easier when everyone involved could talk it out. When Ed told her that he planned on getting married to Norma, she said that she and Mike were getting married as well, and she crushed Mike's hand.\nFollowing Annie Blackburn's win at the contest, chaos ensued and a sandbag was dropped on Nadine's head. Following the chaos, Doctor Will Hayward patched her up. She came to with Mike declaring his love for her. She looked at him and he tried to kiss her, but she asked him who he was and told him to leave, now having returned to her adult mental state. She also questioned Ed why Norma was there.\nTwenty-five years later\nOver the course of the next twenty-five years, around 1995/1996, Nadine opened a drapes store, Run Silent, Run Drapes.\nOne night, when Nadine was doing her books in the back office of the store, she was surfing the net and stumbled across an episode of \"Dr. Amp's\" nightly rant, hosted by her former therapist, Dr. Jacoby. "


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"She was hooked immediately and embraced the entire Dr. Amp lifestyle: drinking the Dr. Amp hemp protein shakes, doing the Dr. Amp's \"Walking in Nature Program\" and followed his rigorous \"Crusade for Political Renewal\" by donating to a variety of nonprofit charities he supports.\nBy late 2016, Nadine had bought herself a mail-order golden shovel, and a few more for people on her Christmas list, and installed one of the shovels like a holy relic in the display window of her drapery store. Nadine's enthustiastic turned religiously devoted viewing of \"Dr. Amp\" restored her to a balanced, happy, and functional life.\nWhile driving by Run Silent, Run Drapes on one of his weekly nocturnal supply runs, Dr. Jacoby saw the spotlight golden shovel Nadine proudly had hanging in her store window and stopped by and visited with his former client. She expressed her admiration for his program and he recounted the last time he had seen her seven years prior at a supermarket during a storm. The two shared a flirtatious glance.\n"


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"She later marched to Big Ed's Gas Farm \u2013 gold shovel in tow \u2013 to tell Ed that she had changed and despite the love she has for him, she had been a \"selfish bitch\" to him all these years and kept he and Norma apart due to her own jealousy. Nadine had now come to realize that the only reason she and Ed had stayed together was Ed's guilt. Nadine proclaimed that she is fine now and is \"shoveling way out of the shit\" (Dr. Amp's slogan). Defining \"true love\" as giving the other person what makes them happy, Nadine freed Ed from their obligatory matrimonial bonds, giving him her blessing to be with Norma.\nNot long after, Norma and Ed got married and rumors suggested that Nadine and Jacoby may have started dating.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nAfter the Laura Palmer case is solved when Leo Johnson confesses, Nadine (played by Jan Hooks) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern, asking him to take her silent drape runner to the patent office in Washington, D.C. She then leaves.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nNadine was played by Wendy Robie, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nCards released during the show's run and The Secret History of Twin Peaks give her birthdate as January 25, 1950. However, since the show takes place in 1989 and she is explicitly stated to be 35, this date cannot be considered canon.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks also gives her maiden name as Gertz, when it is explicitly stated in the show to be Butler. It could be theorized that \"Gertz\" or \"Butler\" is actually a middle name."


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"Mussorgsky\nMussorgsky was a composer. His work included the largely forgotten opera, Treaty of Vladivostok.\nBehind the scenes\nModest Mussorgsky (March 9, 1839 \u2013 March 16, 1881) was a Russian composer, known for a high degree of innovation in Russian music during the romantic period, often eschewing established conventions to achieve a unique Russian musical identity."


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"Nicky Needleman\nNicholas \"Nicky\" Needleman was a mischievous orphaned boy who came under the care of Dick Tremayne through the Happy Helping Hand program. He was used by both Dick and Andy to prove which of them would make a more suitable father to Lucy's baby.\nBiography\nNeedleman was conceived from a rape and his immigrant mother died in childbirth. He was eventually adopted by a loving couple, but his adoptive parents perished in a car accident when he was six.\nIn March 1989, Dick Tremayne brought Nicky to the Twin Peaks sheriff's station and was introduced to Deputy Andy Brennan. Dick wished to take Nicky for a malted with Lucy, but she was at the Great Northern Hotel helping prepare for the wedding of Dougie Milford and Lana Budding, so Andy went with them instead.\nThey went to the Double R Diner, where Nicky got a malted, from which he blew whipped cream into Dick's face. When Andy stood to get a napkin, Nicky spun his stool, causing him to fall when he sat back down.\n"


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"The next day, as Dick tried to work on one of the wheels on his car, Nicky turned the steering wheel, turned on the windshield wipers, and honked the horn. When he sprayed the windshield, Dick told him to get out of the car. He walked away and the wheel fell off the car, which scared him. He hugged Dick, thankful that he was alive."


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"New York skyscraper\n\"- Whose place is this?- I heard a billionaire. Some anonymous billionaire.\"\u2015Tracey Barberato and Sam Colby\nA near-windowless brick skyscraper was located in New York City and reportedly owned by an anonymous billionaire.\nThe skyscraper's penthouse was allocated for placement of the glass box, surrounded by seven cameras pointing at it and other sorts of equipment. A guard was posted outside of the room containing the box.\nHistory\nAn unidentified man was hired to watch the box until being replaced by student Sam Colby. The man reportedly saw something in the box, but did not disclose the details to Colby.\nOne evening, Sam Colby watched the box and changed the SD card in one of the cameras when an intercom called for him to do so. He sat back down until he was called out for a delivery from Tracey Barberato, who had brought him coffee. She asked to go back into the room with him, but with the security guard watching, he told her she could not. When he put in the door code on a keypad to re-enter the room, she tried looking over his shoulder, but he caught her doing so. "


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"Tracey left and Sam went back into the room with his coffee, sitting back down to watch the glass box.\n\nOn the next day, Sam changed another camera's card. Upon hearing the sound of the elevator, he realized that Tracey had come and went to meet her. While Sam left the room, Dale Cooper appeared inside the glass box before being transported out. Tracey had brought coffee for Sam again and this time, the security guard was not anywhere to be seen, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. He admitted that he did not know who owned the building and said that his job was to watch the glass box for something to appear inside. After a few moments of sitting down and watching the box, they began to make out and soon after they started having sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box. The figure broke out and slaughtered them.\n\nWhen the structure was discovered, FBI agent Tamara \"Tammy\" Preston was instructed to oversee the investigation of the murders; on September 26, she presented her findings to Albert Rosenfield and Gordon Cole. "


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"The New York Police Department was unaware of the existence of the penthouse and did not know the name of its owner. Although multiple guards were on duty at all times, none of them could provide evidence. Sam and Tracey were ID'd, but their bodies did not show outer prints, DNA or fiber to investigate. Hundreds of digital files were found and confiscated from SD cards kept in safes in the room: most of them consisted of hours of the glass box as shown from different angles, with blurred shapes passing in front of the camera for a few frames. The night of the murder, one of the multiple cameras caught a glimpse of the ghostly figure, which faded as soon as it moved.\nOn September 29, Tammy showed Albert and Gordon a photo taken from one of the earlier SD cards, depicting Cooper's doppelganger talking to a scientist in front of the glass box.\nGallery\nSkyscraper exteriorHallGuard postHallwayRoomRoomRestroomGlass box equipment\nBehind the scenes\nThe exterior of the skyscraper is computer generated and not an actual building.\nThe most similar skyscraper in New York is Long Lines Building (33 Thomas Street)."


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"Nez Perce\nNez Perce was a Native American tribe of northeastern Washington who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region.\nHistory\n\"Something is missing. (...) The way, you will find it have something to do with your heritage.\"\u2015Log Lady\nThe Nez Perce told legends relating to the White and Black Lodges\n\nA manufacturing company bore the name of the tribe."


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"Monique's husband\nA man, the husband of Monique, was involved in an altercation at the Roadhouse.\nBiography\nThe man saw his wife standing with another man while they watched Audrey Horne dance. Shouting, he threw his empty beer bottle at them and attacked the other man. The fight caused Audrey to rush over to her husband Charlie and beg him to get her out of there."


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"Neff\nNeff was an insurance agent.\nIn early March 1989, Neff met with Catherine Martell to discuss an insurance policy regarding the death of her brother. He urged her to sign it, but she did not, as her sister-in-law, Josie Packard was the sole beneficiary and she told Neff she wished to discuss the policy with her lawyer.\nBehind the scenes\nNeff is named after Fred MacMurray's character, Walter Neff, from the 1944 film noir, Double Indemnity. His occupation may also be a nod to the film's Neff being an insurance salesman.\nIn the shooting script of Episode 6, he is named Herbert Bell, though a typo calls him Bond at one point. Catherine also calls him Ball once, before he corrected her."


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"Mike Nelson\nThis is an article about Bobby's friend. For the spirit/entity of the same name, see Mike.\nMike Nelson was a student at Twin Peaks High School during the 1988-89 school year. He was close friends with Bobby Briggs and briefly dated Donna Hayward and Nadine Hurley. Nelson was on both the high school football and wrestling teams, and also dealt drugs with Bobby.\nBiography\n\nLaura's murder\nOn a day in February 1989, Mike and Bobby sat in the latter's car, Mike worrying about their short cocaine supply, as they owed $10,000 to Leo Johnson. Their respective girlfriends Donna Hayward and Laura Palmer passed by on their way to school, Mike and Bobby declaring that Mike was \"the man.\"On the morning of February 24, Mike was in the locker room at the high school when Sarah Palmer called, trying to find out where her daughter, Laura, was. He later stood in a hallway as Bobby arrived and it was announced to the school that Laura had been found dead.\n\nLater in the day, he went to Ed Hurley's gas station, where Donna was. "


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"He angrily said that he had been looking all over town for her, as he thought she should have been with him to support Bobby, who was being questioned about Laura. This angered Hurley and Mike told him to mind his own business. He commanded Donna to go to the sheriff's station and he left.\nHe waited at the sheriff's station for Bobby after his questioning but waited, as Donna had just been taken in. Bobby also said that they were going to beat up a biker with the initial 'J' and the boys went outside.\nIn the evening, he went with Bobby to see Donna, who was not home despite a curfew instated for minors. Donna's father requested him to help find her. Mike immediately suspected she had gone to the Roadhouse, so they headed there and waited for her. When she arrived, he angrily grabbed her but was intervened by Ed as well as other bar patrons.\nAfter being arrested, they saw James Hurley being taken to a cell and they barked at him.\nMike sat in his cell with Bobby the next morning, saying that Leo called, asking where half of the money Bobby owed him was. "


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"Bobby said it was in Laura's possession and that she was supposed to hand it over that day. They then argued over how they would get the $10,000 they owe. They watched as James was then escorted back to his cell by Deputy Hawk after an interrogation.\nLater on, they sat in the interrogation room across from Sheriff Harry S. Truman when FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper came in. Mike insisted that their fight at the Roadhouse was purely self-defense, and they were released. The special agent also told them that if anything happened to James, they would be immediately considered suspects. Mike later drove with Bobby past the Hayward home and saw James' bike outside.\nMike and Bobby went to the woods the following day to pick up a supply of cocaine, left in a football by Leo. However, it was not all there and Leo revealed himself. After a talk about the money, Leo told them to \"go out for a pass\" and threw the football, landing on the hood of the car Mike and Bobby brought.\nMike attended Laura's funeral. When James and Bobby charged at each other, he joined but was restrained by Deputy Hawk.\n"


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"A little bit under two weeks later, Mike went to the Johnson home with Bobby, where Leo was now a wheelchair-bound invalid. They broke the heel off of a boot belonging to him and found a micro-cassette inside.\nRelationship with Nadine\nMike walked down the hallway at school a few days later, greeting Donna as he passed by, having broken up by this point. Nadine Hurley also greeted him, believing that she was a teenager once again following a suicide attempt. He later worked out in the weight room when Nadine went to a nearby leg press and began lifting 600 pounds with total ease. The wrestling coach then entered and offered to her a place on the wrestling team. As a result, the next day, he was asked to wrestle Nadine and was defeated with ease as she asked him out for a date. Following this, he went to Donna and asked her to act as though they are still dating, in order to halt Nadine's advances.\nThe next day, he stared at a newspaper at the Double R Diner when Nadine showed up, wanting to share a meal with him. "


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"He angrily told her he was not interested in her, though she did not back away and he kissed her. However, Mike changed his mind within the next few days, and the two booked the honeymoon suite at the Great Northern Hotel, under the names Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman. When they checked out of the hotel in the morning, he commented that their stay was \"unbelievable.\"Mike went with Nadine the next day to the Roadhouse so she could sign up for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. Bobby saw them together and pulled Mike aside to voice his concerns for their relationship. Mike insisted that the reason he was attracted to her was because of her sexual maturity combined with her superhuman strength.\nAt the Hurley home on the day of the contest, Nadine showed some of her wrestling highlights to Mike, Ed, Norma Jennings, and Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Jacoby told them he had gathered them together because he believed Ed and Nadine's divorce would be easier when all parties involved discussed their feelings. "


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"Ed told Nadine that he planned on marrying Norma, causing Nadine to say that she and Mike would be doing the same and she crushed Mike's hand.\nFollowing the chaos at the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, Doctor Hayward patched up Mike. He declared his love for Nadine and tried to kiss her, but she told him to get out, having apparently returned to her adult mental state. Mike apologized to Ed.\nLater life\nTwenty-five years later, at his place of employment, Mike looked over the resume and application forms from Steven Burnett. He called Burnett into his office to inform him that his resume was inadequate and the forms were not filled out correctly.\nBehind the scenes\nMike was played by American actor Gary Hershberger, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nMike was illustrative of the theme of duality that pervaded Twin Peaks. He was, with Bobby, one of two duos in the series named \"Mike\" and \"Bob,\" the other being Mike (the one-armed man) and BOB.\nCo-author Mark Frost stated that Mike and Bobby remained friends over the years and were on the same bowling team."


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"Orville Horne\nOrville Horne was the founder of Horne's General Store.\nBiography\nAfter earning a reputation as a bachelor, Horne married Brulitha, much to his family's surprise.\nWishing to lead a business outside of his family's mercantile empire, Horne moved to Twin Peaks, Washington with his wife in 1905. There, he founded Horne's General Store, which suffered notable damage in the Smallish Earthquake of 1905 and was rebuilt."


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"Nancy O'Reilly\nNancy O'Reilly was the sister of Blackie O'Reilly and the lover of Jean Renault.\nBiography\nAfter being thrown out from One Eyed Jacks, Nancy brought Laura her clothes and money that was owed to her stuffed inside a pumpkin.\nBlackie introduced Nancy to Emory Battis while she clung to Jean's side and threatened Emory when Jean requested he bring him Special Agent Dale Cooper. Her and Blackie didn't get a long and she wanted Nancy to go back North, presumably where she hailed from.\nWith Jean, she plotted to kill her sister.\nShe later encountered Dale Cooper, who restrained her and commanded her to take him to Audrey Horne. She did so and drew a knife when he went to the bed. She prepared to stab him, but he subdued her.\nWhen asked on Twitter if it can be assumed that Nancy is still planning revenge against Cooper for killing Jean Renault, Galyn G\u00f6rg replied \"Yes.....!!!!!! \ud83d\udc60\ud83d\udd2a\ud83d\udd2a\ud83d\ude0a\".\nBehind the scenes\nAlthough Galyn G\u00f6rg is credited in \"Episode 8\", she doesn't appear."


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"Olson\nOfficer Olson was a police officer with the Buckhorn Police Department.\nBiography\nOlson, along with his partner, Officer Douglas, reported to a smell coming from the apartment of Ruth Davenport. Following a short search for the keys - due to neighbor Marjorie Green forgetting she had a set. The officers briefly searched the room before finding Ruth dead.\nOlson observed as Constance Talbot, along with Detective Dave Macklay came to investigate the scene. When they pulled back the bedsheet apparently covering Ruth's body below the neck, it was revealed that her head had been severed and a man's headless body had been placed on the bed.\nBehind the scenes\nOfficer Olson is played by actor Christopher Murray, whose mother, Hope Lange, appeared in David Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet as Pam Williams, mother of Laura Dern's character, Sandy Williams.\nHis father, Don Murray also appears in Twin Peaks as Bushnell Mullins."


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"New girl\nAn unidentified young woman was a new hire at One Eyed Jacks in early 1989.\nUpon their visit to the brothel on February 25, Benjamin and Jerry Horne had a coin toss, which determined that Benjamin would be \"first in line\" for the new girl."


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"Norwegians\n\"The Norwegians are leaving.The Norwegians are leaving.The Norwegians are gone.\"\u2015Julie Duvic\nIn February 1989, a group of Norwegian businessmen led by Sven Jorgenson and accompanied by an interpreter visited Twin Peaks, Washington to invest in the Horne Development Corporation's Ghostwood Development Project.\nHowever, they hastily changed their plans after they learned from Audrey Horne about Laura Palmer\u2019s death."


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"One Eyed Jacks\nOne Eyed Jacks was a brothel and casino located in Canada, near the Washington border.\nHistory\nSometime around 1984, Benjamin Horne bought the establishment and at some point put madame Blackie O'Reilly in charge. Horne also assigned Emory Battis \u2013 the manager of Horne's Department Store \u2013 to recruit girls from the department store's perfume counter to work in the brothel. Horne and his brother Jerry would regularly have a coin toss to \"break in\" the newest girl at One Eyed Jacks.\nBattis hired Laura Palmer and Ronette Pulaski in August of 1987. Laura was later fired due to her cocaine use.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Audrey Horne infiltrated the brothel as a working girl as an attempt to assist in FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper's investigation. She nearly ended up sleeping with her father, and thus discovered that he was the owner.\nAudrey \u2013 after being caught speaking to Cooper in the phone \u2013 was drugged with heroin and used by Jean Renault as a bargaining tool for Ben to point Agent Cooper into a trap, as Renault wanted Cooper dead for the deaths of his brothers, Jacques and Bernard.\n"


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"Horne arranged for Cooper to go to One Eyed Jacks with the assignment of delivering ransom money and rescuing his daughter. However, Horne assigned Hank Jennings to follow Cooper and bring back the money along with Audrey.\nHorne's plan ultimately failed when Cooper was assisted by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk in rescuing Audrey without any need for the ransom money. During the operation, Blackie was killed by Jean Renault. This operation would lead to Cooper being suspended from the FBI, due to suspicion about his motives and possible connections to the deaths that occurred during the rescue and a drug smuggling operation at the brothel, led by Renault, who also employed Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer Preston King.\nRenault further employed Jennings and Ernie Niles in the drug trafficking operation and effectively took over One Eyed Jacks from Horne.\n"


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"Staff\nBenjamin Horne \u2013 owner (c. 1984 \u2013 March 1989)\nJean Renault \u2013 owner (March 1989)\nBlackie O'Reilly \u2013 madame (\u2013 March 1989)\nJacques Renault \u2013 croupier (\u2013 March 1989)\nLawrence \u2013 croupier (by March 1989)\nLaura Palmer \u2013 prostitute (August 1987 \u2013 October 1988)\nRonette Pulaski \u2013 prostitute (August 1987 \u2013)\nBehind the scenes\nThe name is significant because \"One Eyed Jacks\" is the name of a movie that was originally intended to be directed by Stanley Kubrick, who Lynch has frequently cited as an influence and a reason why he started to direct. The film One Eyed Jacks, which was eventually directed by Marlon Brando, also features Twin Peaks actor Hank Worden in a minor role. Finally, \"One-Eyed Jack\" is a euphemism for \"penis.\""


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"Night of the Burning River\nThe \"Night of the Burning River\" was the name given to a freak fire that occurred in the then-unincorporated settlement of Twin Peaks, Washington in the early 20th century.\nEvents\nBy January 1902, the competing Packard and Martell Sawmills had deforested much of the region's hills. In a frenzied drive to outperform one another, the two mills caused a logjam that stretched seven miles to White Tail Falls and rendered traffic on the river impossible. The blockage persisted for two weeks until, on the night of February 24, 1902, the logjam caught fire and soon spread ashore. The resulting blaze lasted eight days, destroying thirty percent of the structures in the foundering town, killing livestock, and taking the lives of six residents before it was extinguished by the rain. Two more residents expired due to complications in the following days, bringing the death toll to eight.\nIt was unclear what started the fire, but according to a report in a contemporary newspaper (possibly the Spokane Spokesman-Review), most attributed the fire to a lightning strike from a passing storm. "


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"Others claimed it had been a curse laid by a displaced Native American medicine man, while still others claimed they had witnessed \"columns of fire\" descend from the sky."


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"Nelson Miles\nNelson Miles was a United States military Colonel.\nIn August 1877, General Oliver Howard wrote to Miles, maintaining that he had witnessed Chief Joseph and his people pass through Hart Mountain. He further ordered Miles to mobilize his men in order to ambush Joseph.\nBehind the scenes\nNelson A. Miles (August 8, 1839 \u2013 May 15, 1925) was an American military general who served in the American Civil War, the American Indian Wars, and the Spanish\u2013American War. During the Nez Perce War, Miles and his men intercepted Chief Joseph."


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"Oscar\nOscar was a bag boy at Keri's Handi-Mart in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOscar and Victoria rung up Sarah Palmer's purchase of Bloody Mary ingredients. Sarah was suddenly disturbed by the Albatross turkey jerky in the stand behind her, and asked when it had arrived. She told Victoria that her room looked different, and that \"men\" were coming. Confused, Victoria asked her what was wrong, and Sarah became visibly distressed, saying that she didn't feel good and then forcing herself to leave the store. Oscar half-heartedly suggested he could deliver her groceries as he knew where she lived."


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"Nez Perce map\n\"This map is very old, but it is always current. It's a living thing.\"\u2015Deputy Chief Hawk\nNez Perce map was an ancient map owned by Deputy Chief Hawk.\nHistory\nAs Hawk and Sheriff Frank Truman discussed their destination given by Major Garland Briggs, which Hawk surmised to be a location signified by a fire. Frank questioned a particular symbol on the map, but was advised that he does not want to know about it.\nInterpretation\nThe left mountain on the map was Blue Pine Mountain and the right was White Tail Peak.The position of the stars determined the day - October 1.The image of campfire symbolized modern-day electricity.The image of diseased corn symbolized death.The combination of the symbol of electricity and death produced \"black fire.\""


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"Otis\nOtis was an associate of Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nOtis lived in a cabin with a disabled man in a wheelchair, a thin man, Buella, Ray and Darya. The cabin was guarded by a trucker with a shotgun.\nThe doppelganger - whom Otis called \"Mr. C\" - visited Otis when he retrieved Ray and Darya from Buella."


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"Parsonage\n\"I've often felt there were spirits in this wood...\"\n\u2015Jack Parsons\nThe so-called \"Parsonage\" was the mansion of Jack Parsons, located on Orange Grove Boulevard in Pasadena, California. During the 1940s, it doubled as the headquarters and gathering place for the West Coast \"lodge\" of Thelema, which Parsons led.\nHistory\nThe house was built by lumber baron Arthur Fleming, an early benefactor of the nearby California Institute of Technology, using lumber sourced from the region around Twin Peaks, Washington.\nParsons purchased the mansion in 1943 with the windfall from the success of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and hosted several gatherings attended by Thelema adherents and other laboratory employees. At Parsons' invitation, writer L. Ron Hubbard took up residence in the Parsonage in August 1945 and soon thereafter attended one of these gatherings, later recalling:\n\"A strange, incense-laden air of debauchery, populated by a motley assemblage of leftists, bohemians and hangers-on, attended by a cadre of attractive young JPL secretaries, all of them swept up into a kind of fever cult. Many of the guests wore colorful, erotic masks, and a few were in elaborate Egyptian costumes or masks with distorted animal faces. "


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"Disturbing atonal music played from somewhere and prompted much uninhibited dancing, and by that I don't mean the jitterbug. In some back rooms, I have no doubt, there was rampant drug use. I caught the unmistakeable tang of reefer wafting throughout the upper floor and I believe the punch they were serving may have been laced with a home-brewed mind-altering substance, perhaps absinthe. In many of these rooms, not even behind closed doors, sexual hijinks abounded. I'm no prude, but I've never felt more Episcopalian in my life.\"Late at night, Parsons and Hubbard spoke at length in a room decorated with pagan artwork and a life-sized statue of Pan, discussing Parsons' late mentor Aleister Crowley, alchemy, and the similarities between Parsons' chosen field and the practice of magic. Hubbard noted that Parsons was worrying an inscribed ring of some sort, and at one point intoned \"the magician longs to see\" and remarked that he had always sensed spirits in the walls of the house. Finally, he abruptly said that he needed to attend to the other guests and excused himself.\n"


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"After Parsons was accused of selling state secrets to a foreign government, he was terminated by JPL and forced to sell the Parsonage. By 1952, the mansion had been demolished to make way for an apartment complex.\nBehind the scenes\nThe real Parsonage was located at 1003 South Orange Grove Avenue, Pasadena, California."


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"Mike\nFor the Twin Peaks resident of the same name, see Mike Nelson.\n\"We lived among the people... I think you say, convenience store? We lived above it. I mean it like it is, like it sounds... I, too, have been touched by the devilish one. Tattoo on the left shoulder... oh, but when I saw the face of God, I was changed... Took the entire arm off. My name is Mike. His name is Bob.\"\"Mike\" was a spirit who could inhabit a human host, similar to BOB, who was once his partner in crime and familiar. Mike claimed to have had a religious epiphany and parted ways with BOB, cutting off his own arm to rid himself of a tattoo that read \"Fire walk with me,\" which symbolized being touched by \"the devilish one.\"While he inhabited traveling salesman Phillip Michael Gerard, Mike engaged in a years-long campaign against BOB whose purpose and motivations were unclear.\nBiography\n\nPhillip Gerard\n\"In another time, another culture, he may have been a seer, a shaman priest. In our world, he's a shoe salesman and lives among the shadows.\""


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"\u2015Dale Cooper\nPhillip Michael Gerard (born February 6, 1938) was an itinerant salesman from Spokane, Washington. Gerard's middle name came from his uncle. He attended Spokane Voc/Tech High School.\nWhen questioned, Gerard claimed that his left arm had once borne a tattoo of the word \"MOM\" and he had lost it in a car accident near Memphis, Tennessee when he was selling pharmaceuticals. By February 1989, he worked for Circle Brand Boots and was based out of the Timber Falls Motel in Twin Peaks, Washington. He described local veterinarian Bob Lydecker as \"just about best friend in the world.\"By 1989, Gerard took regular doses of haloperidol, which suppressed the influence of Mike and prevented him from gaining full control of Gerard's body. His awareness and understanding of Mike's presence was unclear.\nConflict with BOB\nIn one of Dale Cooper's dreams, Mike explained that he had spent several years as BOB's willing accomplice, living with him above a convenience store, until Mike \"saw the face of God\" and cut off his left arm, ridding himself of a tattoo that read \"Fire walk with me.\"Afterwards, he claimed to have devoted himself to stopping BOB.\n\n"


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"Another being encountered in the red room described itself as the arm, apparently related in some way to Gerard's severed arm.\nIn February 1989, Mike sat in front of a circle of candles, chanting \"fire walk with me,\" and putting out the candles. Soon thereafter, Mike harassed Leland Palmer - BOB's host - in a road rage incident, where he accused Leland of \"stealing the corn\" from above the convenience store. Wearing the ring, he shouted to Laura that BOB was her father, but Leland drowned him out by revving their car's engine and then sped away.\n\nOn the night of Laura's murder, Mike ran through the woods after BOB, who had abducted Laura and Ronette Pulaski. After Ronette managed to pry open the door to the train car where she and Laura were being held, Mike threw the ring inside, and Laura put it on. This somehow forced BOB to kill Laura instead of possessing her as he had planned. Afterward, Mike and the arm confronted BOB in the red room, demanding that BOB return his garmonbozia. In response, BOB threw a great amount of blood from Leland onto the floor.\n"


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"Laura Palmer investigation\nDuring the following two days, Gerard went to the Calhoun Memorial Hospital, where he was spotted by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, and Deputy Hawk.\nSubsequently, he was seen as Mike in a dream had by Agent Cooper, in which he explained that he lived with BOB above a convenience store and that he had cut off his arm, which had a tattoo.\n\nGerard was in room 101 at the Timber Falls Motel when Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper kicked the door in a few days later. He answered their questions, explaining that he had been to the hospital to see Bob Lydecker and had lost his arm in an automobile accident several years prior, none of which corresponded with what the one-armed man had said in Cooper's dream. The mention of Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, however, led Cooper to discover the store where the twine used to bind Laura Palmer before her murder had been purchased.\nSeveral days later, Gerard went to the sheriff's station with a sample case of shoes for Sheriff Truman, who was busy.\nReturning at a later time in the week, he showed Sheriff Truman pairs of shoes. "


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"He spotted a sketch of the long-haired man, which seemed to startle him. He excused himself to take his medication.\nHe went to the bathroom and took his medication, which caused him to thrash about and tell BOB that he knew he was near and was after him.\n\nGerard was brought to the sheriff's station by Deputy Hawk and to Sheriff Truman's office to be questioned a few days later. He was later taken to the conference room with Cooper, Truman, Hawk, and FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole. He complained that he needed his medicine and could \"feel the change.\"Cooper noted that his medicine drug combo contained elements found in haloperidol, a drug treating schizophrenia or multiple personalities. Cooper refused to give him his medicine and he changed into the inhabiting spirit, Mike. He explained Gerard as being his host and described BOB as his familiar and as a sort of parasitic spirit that fed on fear and pleasures. He then explained the removal of his arm after seeing the face of God and expressed his purpose to stop BOB. He stated that the true face of BOB can be seen only by \"the gifted and the damned\". "


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"He also said that BOB had been near for nearly forty years and that he was in a large house made of wood, with many rooms, which Cooper determined to be the Great Northern Hotel.\nIn the morning, after a coffee with the sheriff's department, he was taken to the hotel, where one-by-one, he was brought guests to determine if they were BOB. He had a seizure when Benjamin Horne entered the room.\nUnder watch by the sheriff's department, Mike slept at the Great Northern until his arm's stump began shifting and he awakened, commenting, \"He's close\" and requested a glass of water from the nurse at his bedside. When she left, he rose from his bed, hit a deputy that came inside, and escaped out an open window.\nHe was brought back to the station by Hawk, and to the interrogation room, where Benjamin Horne was present for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer. Mike said BOB was not near, but Harry charged Horne with the murder. He was then taken back to the hotel.\nThe following day, with Gerard dehydrated and in need of his medicine, Agent Cooper tried to get his attention. "


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"He soon did and told Mike about a dream he had concerning Laura. Mike described his relationship with BOB and a golden circle\u2014Cooper's ring\u2014that he gave to a Giant. He insisted that the Giant was the only way to find Laura's killer and that he had been given all of the clues he needed. Mike then apparently fell asleep.\nIn the red room\nWhile trapped within the red room, Cooper was confronted by The Man from Another Place who asked, \"Do you know who I am?\"Cooper shook his head to which The Man From Another Place responded, \"I am the arm,\" referring to Mike's arm.\nMike appeared to Cooper in the Lodge 25 years later, asking \"is it future or is it past?\"and telling him that someone was there. He disappeared when Laura Palmer approached Cooper.\nHe appeared to him again soon after, repeating the same question before leading him to the arm, which had since evolved. After the arm spoke to Cooper, Mike led him out of the room and disappeared.\nMike later bore witness to Dougie Jones's sudden transportation to the red room, remarking he had been created for a purpose. "


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"After Jones collapsed into a seed, Mike took the ring from his remains and placed it back on the table, sensing that something was wrong.\nHe later appeared in a vision to Cooper, who in a catatonic state had taken Jones' identity, and told him he had been tricked. He warned Cooper that now either he or his doppelg\u00e4nger must die.\nMike again appeared to Cooper, urging him to wake up and to not die. He appeared to him again later, but did not say anything.\nHe appeared to Cooper again when he finally awoke and informed him that his doppelganger had not returned to the Lodge and gave him the ring. Cooper also requested Mike to make another duplicate of himself with a strand of his hair and a seed. He later witnessed Diane Evans's tulpa appear in the Red Room and informed her she had been manufactured, only to get cursed out by her before she disappeared like Dougie had.\n"


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"Sometime later, he met Cooper in the basement of The Great Northern, where he repeated the \"Fire Walk With Me\" poem and then led him up some stairs and into the room above the convenience store, where Cooper met Jeffries.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers the alternate ending in the International Pilot. See the Pilot section for the events that occur prior to it.\nMike calls Agent Cooper, commenting that it is a strange night and that there is something in the air. He also says that he knows who killed Teresa Banks and of the \"stitches with the red thread.\"Mike tells Cooper that he is at the hospital and hangs up.\nHe awaits Cooper and Sheriff Truman in the room where they had examined Laura Palmer's body. He recites \"Through the darkness of future past, the magician longs to see, one chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me,\" and tells them that his name is Mike and that he lived above a convenience store with a man named BOB. He says that he was in the elevator earlier, looking for BOB. "


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"He says he had a tattoo on his shoulder but cut the arm off when he saw the face of God. Sheriff Truman shows him a police sketch of a balding man and Mike says it is not BOB. He is then shown a sketch of a long-haired man, which Mike identifies as BOB and says that he is in the basement.\nAfter Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman, Mike makes his way down to the basement, where BOB calls to him. Mike hears BOB promise to kill again, and he draws a gun, shooting BOB dead, which then causes him a great pain as he collapses to the ground.\nBehind the scenes\nMike/Gerard was played by American actor Al Strobel, who reprised the role in the 2017 series. Strobel was cast in the pilot as an homage to the television series The Fugitive. When David Lynch decided to incorporate the character into the International Pilot ending, he was so impressed with Strobel's performance that he gave him a recurring role.\nThe script for \"Episode 16\" strongly implies that the character dies after his final testimony: \"Gerard goes slack in arms. 'Mike' is gone. Cooper holds Gerard's limp body. "


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"He looks at Doc.\"Whereas BOB is seen both in his \"true\" guise (Frank Silva) and as Leland Palmer (Ray Wise), Mike has, to date, seemingly only appeared in the form of his host Phillip Gerard. Strobel is credited as \"Phillip Gerard\" in Twin Peaks (2017), and the name \"Mike\" is not mentioned at any point in the series."


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"Mrs. Tremond (second)\nNot to be confused with the first Mrs. Tremond or Alice Tremond.\nMrs. Tremond was the occupant of an apartment near Harold Smith's in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nMrs. Tremond's mother died in 1986 and she had no children.\nDonna Hayward led Special Agent Dale Cooper and Deputy Andy Brennan to Mrs. Tremond's apartment, explaining that days earlier she had brought a meal there and met an old woman by that name and her grandson, who had spoken the French saying that Harold Smith later wrote in his suicide note. Donna knocked on her door, and was bewildered to find that a different Mrs. Tremond now lived there, who said she had no living mother or children. The second Mrs. Tremond, however, gave Donna a letter addressed to her that had appeared in her mail the day after Harold killed himself, which contained a missing page from Laura Palmer's secret diary dated February 22 and February 23."


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"Opera House\nThe Opera House, later referred to as the Old Opera House was the first opera house in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nThe opera house was built in 1882, with its first performance being Camille, starring Sarah Bernhardt.\nIt burned down in the Terrible Fire of 1896 and was replaced by the Bijou Opera House in 1918."


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"New Fat Trout Trailer Park\nThe \"New\" Fat Trout Trailer Park was a trailer park, the second of that name, located in or near Twin Peaks, Washington and managed by Carl Rodd.\nHistory\nBetween 1988 and 2016, the original Fat Trout, located in Deer Meadow, was relocated to a new site close to Twin Peaks.\nIt is unclear whether the new park is actually in Twin Peaks or still in Deer Meadow, which itself was stated in The Secret History of Twin Peaks to be a nearby community.\nBill, one of the tenants, offered residents rides into town most mornings in his van. Another tenant, Kriscol, performed unpaid maintenance work at the park while selling his own plasma to make rent, until Rodd intervened and told him to start charging for his labor instead.\nSteven and Becky Burnett, a married couple living at the park, began having loud and abusive confrontations, disturbing the other residents. One day, Rodd witnessed Becky steal her mother Shelly's car, flinging Shelly off the hood when she tried to stop her. Alarmed, Rodd rode back into town with Shelly in Bill's van and helped her contact Becky's father Bobby.\n"


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"While walking his dog in the woods behind the trailer park, resident Cyril Pons encountered Steven, suicidal and brandishing a handgun, along with Gersten Hayward. Retreating in fear, Pons reported the matter to Carl, pointing out Steven's trailer.\nNotable residents\nBill\nSteven and Becky Burnett\nKriscol\nMickey and Linda\nCyril Pons\nCarl Rodd - owner, manager"


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"Part 1\nNot to be confused with Pilot or Episode 1.\n\"Part 1\" is the first episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, the thirty-first episode of the franchise as a whole. It originally aired on May 21, 2017 and was screened alongside Part 2 as a single movie for the Cannes Film Festival.\nA TV-14 edit of the episode was officially released on YouTube alongside Part 2 for a limited time for National Donut Day in early June 2017 and again in August.\nPlot\n\"My log has a message for you.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nCooper sits in the Red Room across from Laura Palmer, who tells him \"I'll see you again in 25 years. Meanwhile,\" and she makes a gesture with her hands.\nTwenty-five years later, an aged Cooper without his FBI lapel pin sits across from a man resembling the Giant, who points his attention to the sounds of a phonograph. He then says \"It is in our house now,\" and \"It all cannot be said aloud now.\"He then tells Cooper to remember \"430\" and \"Richard and Linda. Two birds with one stone.\"He tells Cooper that he \"is far away,\" and Cooper disappears.\n"


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"Joe delivers shovels to Lawrence Jacoby.\nIn New York City, Sam Colby watches a glass box with cameras pointed at it. He changes the SD card in one of the cameras when an intercom calls for him to do so. He sits back down until he is called out for a delivery from Tracey Barberato, who has brought him coffee. She asks to go back into the room with him, but with the security guard watching, he tells her she cannot. When he puts in the code to re-enter the room, she tries looking over his shoulder, but he catches her doing so. Tracey leaves and Sam goes back into the room with his coffee, sitting back down to watch the glass box.\nBenjamin Horne tells Beverly Paige to give a refund to a Mrs. Houseman for two nights of her stay after a skunk was in the hotel. Ben's brother, Jerry loudly enters and Ben introduces them and dismisses Beverly. Jerry sits down and the brothers briefly talk.\nLucy Brennan sits at her desk at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and a man in a suit comes, wishing to speak to Sheriff Truman. "


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"When Lucy asks whether he wants to speak about insurance with the Sheriff Truman who is sick or the Sheriff Truman who is fishing, he admits that he does not know. He gives her his card and leaves.\nAgent Cooper's doppelganger walks to a house, where he incapacitates a guard. He goes inside, where he greets Otis, in the room also are a thin man and a small disabled man in a wheelchair. The guard enters and tries to attack him, but he knocks him out. Buella enters and the doppelganger asks her for Ray and Darya. She calls them out and they leave with the doppelganger.\nSam changes another camera's card and is brought another delivery of coffee from Tracey. When they find that the guard is not present, Sam takes Tracey into the room. He admits that he does not know who owns the building and says that his job is to watch the glass box for something to appear inside. After sitting down to watch the box, they begin to make out and soon after they start having sex, a ghostly figure appears in the box. The figure breaks out and slaughters them.\n"


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"In an apartment complex in Buckhorn, South Dakota, Marjorie Green goes down the hallway with her dog, Armstrong, who notices a smell coming from the apartment of Ruth Davenport. Marjorie goes to her apartment to report this to the authorities. Police officers Olson and Douglas arrive to investigate. They ask her about any individual that may have a key to Ruth's apartment. They call a locksmith and she soon leads them on a search for the building's maintenance man, Hank Fillmore, who thinks they are there on a call for a crime he committed. Marjorie then reveals that she had a key to the apartment all along. Olson and Douglas search the apartment and find a dead body in the bedroom.\nHank questions Harvey, believing he sent the police to him and they discuss a deal they made until Harvey hangs up.\nConstance Talbot investigates the crime scene as pictures are taken. Detective Dave Macklay arrives and they pull the sheets off of the body, which instead is a male body that does not belong to the head.\nA fragile Margaret Lanterman calls the sheriff's department for Deputy Chief Hawk. "


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"She tells him that her log has a message for him: \"Something is missing and you have to find it,\" and that this relates to Agent Cooper. She says that the way he will find it has something to do with Hawk's heritage.\nTalbot analyzes fingerprints found at the crime scene. Upon finding a match, she calls in Detective Macklay. She confirms to him that the head belongs to Ruth Davenport, but there is no match on the body, which belongs to a male. She also says shows that the fingerprints found at the scene belong to Bill Hastings, the principal at the local high school.\nMacklay goes to the Hastings home, where he arrests Bill.\nHawk brings files to the conference room. Andy and Lucy enter and Hawk explains to them about what the Log Lady told him.\nMacklay interrogates Bill with Detective Don Harrison and Police Chief Mike Boyd observing. Hastings says that he did not really know Ruth Davenport, who was the librarian at the school, and he had last seen her a couple months ago. Hastings' story lines up until there is a 45 to 50-minute gap in his activities. "


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"He hesitates and says that he had taken his assistant, Betty home during that time after a meeting. He nervously requests to speak to his lawyer before Macklay reveals to him that Ruth Davenport had been murdered and Hastings' fingerprints were found in the apartment. Hastings is then escorted out to a cell and he asks to speak to his wife, Phyllis.\nMacklay and Harrison go to the Hastings home with a group of police officers with a warrant to search Bill's home and car. Inside the latter, they find a piece of flesh.\nThe man resembling the Giant watches the phonograph.\n"


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"Credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nJoseph M. Auger as Delivery Driver\nMelissa Bailey as Marjorie Green\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nMichael Bisping as Guard\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nBailey Chase as Detective Don Harrison\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nJames Croak as Robby\nKathleen Deming as Buella\nErica Eynon as Experiment Model\nAllen Galli as Man in Suit\nJames Giordano as Officer Douglas\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nCornelia Guest as Phyllis Hastings\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDep Kirkland as Police Chief Mike Boyd\nNicole LaLiberte as Darya\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nChristopher Murray as Officer Olson\nMax Perlich as Hank\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nBenjamin Rosenfield as Sam Colby\nMary Stofle as Ruth Davenport\nCarel Struycken as ???????\n"


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"Russ Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nRedford Westwood as Otis\nMadeline Zima as Tracey\nIn Memory of Catherine Coulson\nUncredited\nGeoffrey Gould as Forensic photographer\nMichael McGee as Businessman\nSteven James Tingus as Disabled cousin*\nUnknown performer as Screaming girl (Pilot stock footage)\nUnknown performer as Camera Voice over\nUnknown performer as Cabin guard\nUnknown performer as Thin cousin*\n* = In Behind the Curtain, while announcing the completion of their scene, Lynch refers to the cousins as \"Steve\" and \"John\", although he is possibly calling the two actors by their real names.\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"American Woman (David Lynch Remix)\"\nWritten by Kallie North, Jessyca Wilson, Jason White, and Butch Walker\nPerformed by Muddy Magnolias\nPublished by Warner, Chappell, Hanging Vine (BMI), EMI April Music Inc. (ASCAP)\n\"Sub Dream\"\nWritten and Performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\n\"Frank 2000\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\nBehind the scenes\nThe filming of Sam and Tracey's brutal murder by the Experiment was achieved by spraying actors Ben Rosenfield and Madeline Zima with blood from a hose as the camera zoomed in on them. "


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"A further \"dry\" take was also done without the blood at the suggestion of Zima, though the final cut of the episode uses the blood take. Lynch initially planned to also bat them in the face with two large blue balls on sticks, but these are absent from behind-the-scenes footage of the take and Lynch is only shown directing the scene. Neither actor was told or shown what exactly they were reacting to, and all further effects work of the Experiment's attack was done in post-production.\nSam and Tracey's coffee cups are rather obviously empty, based on how they are held by Ben Rosenfield and Madeline Zima. This, along with several other instances in The Return of characters carrying and handling cups that are very clearly empty, earned Twin Peaks an \"Empty Cup Award,\" a satirical award from the online magazine Slate which draws attention to this phenomenon in modern TV.\nTV-14 edit\nA TV-14 version of the episode \u2014 edited for language and sexual content \u2014 was released for the American region on YouTube for a limited time in observance of National Donut Day in early June 2017. "


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"It was released again for a limited time on August 8, 2017.\nTrivia\nLynch considers the piece of meat discovered in the car as just a piece of meat and nothing specific like a tongue or a kidney."


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"Pale horse\nA pale horse sometimes appeared in visions to Sarah Palmer.\nHistory\nIn 1956, a woodsman repeated an following incantation on KPJK's airwaves:\n\"This is the waterAnd this is the well.Drink full and descend.The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within.\"Listening at home, a young girl lost consciousness, leaving her vulnerable to a frog-like creature. After the woodsman left the radio station, a horse was heard neighing in the distance.\n\nA white horse briefly materialized in Sarah Palmer's room on the night of February 22, 1989, as Sarah lay in bed, having just been drugged by her husband Leland. This occurred just as Leland was preparing to molest their daughter, Laura.\nThe following month, Sarah crawled through the house, trying to maintain consciousness. She was shocked to see the horse appear in their living room just before she passed out on the floor. While she was unconscious, Leland (controlled by BOB) attacked and beat their niece Maddy Ferguson to death.\nWhile Dale Cooper was trapped in the red room, the curtains lifted as if in a strong wind to reveal a white horse standing in the distance.\n"


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"After crossing, Cooper spotted a kiddie ride of a white horse outside Eat at Judy's in Odessa, Texas. A waitress at the diner, Carrie Page, had a small white horse figurine in front of a blue plate sitting on her mantelpiece.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the script for \"Episode 14\" and the accompanying Log Lady introduction, the horse is referred to as \"pale horse,\" while in the script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me it is called a \"white horse.\"In the documentary Lynch (One), David Lynch recounts being deeply affected by a scene in the French slaughterhouse documentary Blood of the Beasts, in which a tall and majestic white horse is abruptly slaughtered and its blood collected in a square box."


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"Part 17\nNot to be confused with Episode 17.\n\"Part 17\" is the seventeenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-seventh episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on September 3, 2017.\nPlot\n\"The past dictates the future.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nIn Buckhorn, Gordon, Albert, and Tammy make a toast to the Bureau. Gordon reveals a secret he has kept for 25 years \u2013 that before his disappearance, Major Briggs shared with Gordon and Cooper a discovery he made about an entity named Jowday which overtime became Judy. Phillip Jeffries also was aware of the entity and Cooper told Gordon to try and find him if he disappeared. He continues, saying that informant Ray Monroe stated that the doppelganger of Cooper was searching for coordinates.\nAgent Headley calls Gordon to tell him that they caught up with Dougie Jones and Bushnell Mullins reads Cooper's coded message to Gordon, which reveals to him that Cooper is Dougie Jones. Tammy looks up Cooper's activities and Gordon says he knows where he is headed.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department cell block, the drunk sleeps, but wakes up, much to Chad's annoyance. "


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"Naido makes sounds as she awakens, rousing James and Freddie and annoying Chad. She reaches up as she continues her noises, aped by the drunk. Meanwhile, Ben receives a phone call concerning his brother Jerry and his whereabouts.\nThe doppelganger reaches the woods outside Twin Peaks, arriving at the coordinates \u2013 the same location where the Sheriff's Department found Naido. A portal forms and he is transported to the Fireman's theater where Major Briggs' head floats. The Fireman levitates as the screen shows the Palmer house, then a road in front of the Sheriff's station, where the doppelganger is then transferred. Sensing this, Naido wakes up and the doppelganger approaches Andy, who mistakes him for the original Cooper. Chad removes a cell key from his boot and Andy brings Cooper inside, where he meets Lucy and Frank. Andy recalls the vision of himself and Lucy that the Fireman showed him.\nUsing a key he stashed in his boot, Chad leaves his cell and goes to the armory. The doppelganger goes to Frank's office as Andy gets Hawk. Chad loads a revolver and the drunk peels a bandage off his face. "


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"Andy reaches the cell block and Chad aims the revolver at him, taunting him. Freddie punches his cell door open, incapacitating Chad. Lucy then answers the phone at the front desk, and is startled upon hearing the caller identify himself.\nThe doppelganger tells Frank he is in Twin Peaks for unfinished business. Lucy transfers the call from the real Cooper to Frank as he arrives in Twin Peaks. Noticing Frank's stunned silence, the doppelganger draws his gun, as does Frank. But before either can shoot, the doppelganger is shot and apparently killed by Lucy, who remarks that she figured out how cell phones work.\nCooper advises Frank to stay away from the body as Andy brings Freddie, Naido, and James up to the office. Hawk comes and the room begins to darken as woodsmen go to the doppelganger's body to revive him. Cooper arrives with the Mitchum brothers and runs to the office as the woodsmen finish with the doppelganger and BOB \u2013 contained inside a black orb \u2013 is released from his body and attacks Cooper and Freddie, who punches him, sending him through the ground in a blaze. "


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"The orb containing BOB attacks again and Freddie punches it once more, breaking it into pieces.\nCooper places the ring on his doppelganger, who then disappears. The ring reaches the Black Lodge. Cooper receives his hotel room key from Frank, and Gordon arrives. Cooper notices Naido as Bobby arrives, Cooper commenting that Bobby's father was aware of the events taking place. Gordon, Albert, and Tammy enter, followed by Candie, Mandie, and Sandie.\nNaido approaches Cooper and her face reveals the Lodge before peeling back and revealing Diane. They kiss and Diane tells Cooper that she remembers everything. Cooper's superimposed face says \"We live inside a dream\" and he says he hopes to see everyone there again.\nThe room darkens and Cooper, Diane, and Gordon walk through darkness. They walk through the Great Northern Hotel furnace room, following the sound. They reach a door and Cooper advises them not to follow him in.\nHe enters the door and meets Mike, who recites the \"fire walk with me\" chant before being transported to the convenience store. They reach the Dutchman's and meet with Jeffries to discuss the date February 23, 1989. "


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"He gives him instructions to find Judy and out of the steam, an Owl Cave symbol turns into two diamonds and then an 8. Cooper is transported out.\nThe night of her death, Laura leaves her home with James as Leland watches. Cooper is transported nearby Laura and James and when he is spotted by her, she screams.\nAfter James starts to take her home, she jumps off the bike and after telling James she loves him, she runs off into the woods as James rides off. Leo, Ronette, and Jacques wait for Laura, but she encounters Cooper, recognizing him from a dream. He reaches out to her and she goes to him. Laura's body disappears from outside Blue Pine Lodge and Cooper tells Laura that they are going home. As Josie does her makeup, Pete kisses Catherine and goes fishing.\nSarah wails inside her home and she tries to destroy Laura's homecoming photo.\nCooper leads Laura through the woods, towards the portal at Blue Pine Mountain, but she disappears and he hears her screams.\nJulee Cruise performs \"The World Spins.\""


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nRichard Beymer as Ben Horne\nJoan Chen as Josie Packard\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nEric DaRe as Leo Johnson\nDon S. Davis as Major Garland Briggs\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nNathan Frizzell as Voice of Phillip Jeffries\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nCarlton Lee Russell as Jumping Man\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nFrank Silva as Bob\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nCarel Struycken as The Fireman\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nJulee Cruise as Herself\nIn Memory of Jack Nance\nUncredited cast\nChromatics as Julee Cruise's band\nUnknown performers as Woodsmen\nUnknown performer as Sergeant Williams\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Sub Dream\"\nWritten and performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\n\"The World Spins\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nLyrics by David Lynch\nPerformed by Julee Cruise"


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"Oscar Wilde\nOscar Wilde was a notable writer.\nWilde visited Twin Peaks, Washington in 1902 on mule-back, following a steamer voyage from San Francisco to Seattle. Upon returning, he remarked, \"Who ever met a lumberjack they didn't like?\"Behind the scenes\nOscar Wilde (October 16, 1854 \u2013 November 30, 1900) was an Irish poet and playwright, one of London's most popular playwrights in the 19th century. He is best remembered for works such as his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890) and his play The Importance of Being Earnest (1895).\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town places his visit to Twin Peaks in 1902, two years after his real-life death."


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"Part 13\nNot to be confused with Episode 13.\n\"Part 13\" is the thirteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-third episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 6, 2017.\nPlot\n\"What story is that, Charlie?\"\u2015Audrey Horne\nThe Mitchum brothers and their assistants take Cooper to Bushnell Mullins' office, celebrating and bearing gifts for Mullins. Anthony Sinclair hides from the brothers as he fearfully calls Duncan Todd, who gives him one day to kill \"Jones.\"Delivery men bring a gym set for Sonny Jim and a new car to the Jones home as Janey-E happily looks on. Janey-E and Cooper later watch Sonny Jim play on his new gym set.\nCooper's doppelganger arrives at the farm as Ray and his associates watch him on security camera. They bring him to their location and he says he is there to see Ray. He is told that Renzo is the leader of the men, as he is undefeated in arm-wrestling. The doppelganger likens this practice to children's games and challenges Renzo, wagering Ray. After much toying with his opponent, the doppelganger wins, then kills him with a brutal punch to the face.\n\n"


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"As the group' new leader, he is granted his request to be alone with Ray who \u2013 after being shot in the leg \u2013 tells him the details of his contract from Phillip Jeffries to kill the doppelganger. He reveals Jeffries sent him after the doppelganger as he has \"something inside\" that he wants. Ray takes out the green ring, saying that he was supposed to put it on him after killing him. Ray says a mysterious prison guard gave it to him before he was released; he is instructed to put it on. Meanwhile, Richard Horne joins the group as they watch Ray hand over the coordinates. Ray shares Jeffries' last known location \u2014 a supposed non-existent place called \u201cThe Dutchman\u2019s\u201d\u2014 then the doppelg\u00e4nger kills him. The ring disappears from his finger and appears in the red room, followed by himself. Mike places the ring on its pedestal.\nThe Detectives Fusco look over the results of \"Douglas Jones\"' fingerprint as an altercation takes place in the next room. The report confirms Dougie is a former FBI agent and just recently escaped from a South Dakota prison. They find this laughable, and discard the info. "


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"Meanwhile, Sinclair comes to see the two detectives he's been committing fraud with looking for poison.\nHutch and Chantal drive, discussing Mormons.\nJaney-E takes Cooper to work in the new car. Sinclair waits nervously for \"Dougie\" and takes him to get coffee. After taking a sip, Cooper wanders over to observe the shop's pie as Sinclair laces his coffee. He returns and touches dandruff on Sinclair's jacket. Sinclair breaks down, leaving with the poisoned coffee. Cooper takes Sinclair's coffee and is brought a slice of pie. Sinclair pours the coffee into a urinal and throws the cup in the trash before apologizing to \"Dougie.\"At the Double R Diner, Shelly gets a phone call from Becky, who says that Steven has been absent for two days and she is worried about him. Shelly invites her daughter to the diner for pie.\nIn Mullins' office, Sinclair tearfully confesses his activities with Todd and thanks Dougie for showing him the right path.\nBobby goes to the diner and visits with Ed and Norma. He describes to them that he came across some belongings of his father. Walter Lawford soon shows up causing Ed and Bobby move to another booth. "


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"Walter reports on the franchise progress of the diner, saying that she is selling her pies too cheap, though she disagrees with the franchise stores' practices compared to the flagship store. He suggests the name of the diner be changed to Norma's Double R, which she does not approve of. They agree to go out to celebrate the rest of success, which goes noticed by Ed.\nAt Run Silent, Run Drapes, Nadine is visited by Jacoby after he spotted one of his shovels in the window. He expresses his admiration for the decoration and she praises him and his show. They reflect on their last meeting at a supermarket during a storm.\nA drunk Sarah watches an old boxing match repeat itself over and over.\nA near-hysterical Audrey demands Charlie to tell him what Tina had told him. He instead offers to go to the Roadhouse with her to look for Billy. An indecisive Audrey breaks down, and Charlie asks if he needs to end her story. Audrey asks \u201cWhat story is that, Charlie? "


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"Is that the story of the little girl who lived down the lane?\u201d\n\nAt the Roadhouse, an MC introduces James Hurley, who performs \"Just You\" as a clearly moved Renee watches.\nEd sits alone at Big Ed's Gas Farm.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nAlon Aboutboul as Head Mover\nKate Alden as RR Diner Waitress\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nKelsey Bohlen as Backup Singer #2\nRachael Bower as Backup Singer #3\nJohnny Chavez as Crooked Partner\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nFrank Collison as Muddy\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nChristopher Durbin as The Farm Accountant\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nGrant Goodeve as Walter Lawford\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nVirginia Kull as Szymon Waitress\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nMalone as Man in Urinal\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nDerek Mears as Renzo\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJelani Quinn as Desk Sergeant\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nJohn Savage as Detective Clark\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nJR Starr as MC\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nUncredited\nLara Flynn Boyle (performer, \"Just You\")\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard (hand in Red Room)\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Dance of the Swans\" from Swan Lake\nComposed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky\nCourtesy of Bobkind, Inc.\n\"Just You\"\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\nLyrics by David Lynch\nPerformed by James Marshall\n\"Eastern European Symphonic Mood No. "


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"1\"\nWritten and performed by Dean Hurley\nPublished by Team Hurley (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Downtown Music Publishing\nNotes\nDana Ashbrook noted at Comic-Con that the scene with Bobby, Ed, and Norma at the diner was the first scene he shot for the new series, though he did this accidentally by looking over at Everett McGill before realizing the episode had not aired yet.\nProduction errors\nFrost was not aware of any possible meaning behind the visual glitch at the end of the episode with Ed's cup.\nTwo shots of Cooper outside the Lucky 7 as seen by Anthony are showing the same extras going to the building two times and some others discussing at a different place."


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"Project Blue Book\nProject Blue Book was a United States Air Force investigation into the existence of UFOs and whether they were a threat to national security, originally started in 1952. Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford was part of the project in the 1960s.\nFBI Special Agent Windom Earle was involved in Project Blue Book for a time until his dismissal after he became obsessive and violent with his assignments while searching for a place called the Black Lodge.\nDespite being officially disbanded in 1969, the project continued activity well into 1989, with Major Garland Briggs searching for a place called the White Lodge. Following its official disbandment, a \"Blue Rose\" task force was established in the FBI to investigate cases that Blue Book could not provide adequate answers for."


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"Oh, What a Tangled Web...\nOh, What a Tangled Web... was a 1984 book commissioned by the Twin Peaks town council and written by Twin Peaks Post reporter Robert Jacoby.\nThe book chronicled the history of the Washington town of Twin Peaks. It began with the founding of the town itself, with the establishment of the Packard Sawmill and its largest competitor, the Martell Mill, which was eventually bought by the Packard family.\nIt also detailed is the Horne family's founding of Horne's Department Store and the Great Northern Hotel, as well as the origins of the Bookhouse Boys, originally formed as the Citizens Brigade by Sheriff Frederick Truman."


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"Pine View Motel\n\"What it lacks in elegance it makes up for in courtesy and privacy. Assignations can be scheduled here without fear of being compromised.\"The Pine View Motel was a motel in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nMotel located \"a stone's throw from the Double R Diner\". Among the motel's offerings were privacy and a continental breakfast."


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"Part 11\nNot to be confused with Episode 11.\n\"Part 11\" is the eleventh episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-first episode of the franchise as a whole. It premiered at San Diego Comic-Con on July 21, 2017 and aired on July 23, 2017.\nPlot\n\"There's fire where you are going.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nThree boys play catch. As one of them goes to retrieve the ball, he sees a bloodied Miriam Sullivan crawling out of the brush.\nBecky receives a frustrating call concerning Steven, then begs her mother for her car. She takes a pistol from beneath the couch and Shelly arrives. Becky quickly runs to the car with the gun and starts driving with Shelly hanging onto the hood until she is flung off. Carl sees her and whistles for Bill to ride back into town. Shelly calls Norma, asking for advice and is advised to call Bobby. Carl contacts Maggie, who patches them through to Bobby. Shelly tells him about the situation.\nBecky enters an apartment building and is told that he just left and she fires the gun at the door several times. "


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"Steven hides from Becky in a stairwell next to Gersten Hayward.\nIn Buckhorn, Hastings leads the FBI and Detective Macklay to the location where he claimed to see Major Briggs. Albert and Gordon spot a woodsman after Bill tells Preston about his activity in the house he brought them to. Cole and Albert approach the house and Cole sees a hurricane-like vortex in the sky and raises his arms. As he starts to pass through the vortex, Cole sees a group of woodsmen standing on a staircase before Albert pulls him back and the vortex disappears. Albert then finds what he presumes to be Ruth Davenport's body and takes a picture of numbers written down her arm. Diane sees a woodsman approach Macklay's car, but stays silent. Hastings is killed when his head is inexplicably crushed; when Macklay's screams summon the FBI agents, Cole looks into the car and simply says \u201cHe\u2019s dead\u201d.\nAt the Double R Diner, Bobby, Shelly, and Becky discuss Becky's situation with Steven as Norma listens in. Her parents advise that she leave him. As Shelly and Becky embrace, Red comes to see Shelly and they plan a get-together. "


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"A gunshot suddenly rings out and Bobby goes to investigate, seeing that a child inside of a van had shot it. Deputy Holcomb comes to take over the situation. Bobby investigates a woman's car after she repeatedly honks, finding an angry woman and a sick girl inside.\nHawk and Frank discuss their destination given by Major Briggs. While looking over Hawk's map, Frank focuses on many mysterious symbols, including a campfire and black corn - Hawk says the fire represents a modern-day utility such as electricity, the black corn represents sustenance, and the two can be combined to create \u201cblack fire\u201d. Frank also inquires about a bizarre symbol hovering above the mountains (also found on the doppelganger's playing card and on Major Briggs' message) but is advised that he does not want to know about it. Lucy patches through a call from Margaret, who knows that Hawk found something. She tells them that there is fire where he is going. Deputy Holcomb enters, asking if Frank wants to see his new car.\nGordon's hand shakes and he requests to see Albert's photo of the coordinates on Ruth's arm. "


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"He asks what the coordinates are, but as Albert answers, they are interrupted by Preston and Macklay bringing donuts and coffee. Macklay tells them that the body was confirmed as Ruth's, but there was no trace of Briggs' head or any leads on Hastings' death. Gordon and Albert tell them about the woodsman, whom Diane says she might have seen exit Macklay's car. Gordon describes his vision of the dirty, bearded men.\nAt Lucky 7 Insurance, Bushnell Mullins calls \"Dougie\" into his office and Phil Bisby brings him along with coffee. Mullins tells Cooper that his work has revealed organized crime business as well as corrupt police. He says that the Mitchum brothers called him, wishing to meet with \"Dougie\" and Mullins prepares a check for the brothers to cover for their hotel, which was brought down by an accidental fire and not arson.\nRodney eats an afternoon breakfast and is soon joined by his brother. Bradley tells him that he had a dream about killing Dougie Jones, anxious for their meeting.\nAs he is escorted by Mullins, Cooper sees Mike in the red room in the doorway of a bakery and starts walking to him. "


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"He returns with a box and Mullins takes him to the limousine hired to take him to the meeting, driven by the same driver who took him home from the Silver Mustang Casino.\nThe Mitchum brothers wait for \"Jones\" and Bradley further describes his dream, particularly noting that Rodney's cut from Candie was healed. Bradley rips off Rodney's bandage, revealing that the cut is, indeed, healed. Cooper soon arrives and is assisted out of the limo by its driver. Bradley sees the box that \"Dougie\" holds, saying it was in his dream and that they cannot kill him because of what it may contain, according to his dream. Rodney asks if there is a cherry pie in the box, which Bradley confirms, meaning that \"Dougie Jones\" is not their enemy. He frisks him, finding the check for $30 million to cover for their damages, overjoying them.\nThe brothers take Cooper to dinner and toast to Dougie. Cooper takes notice of the piano player, who begins playing a piece as the lady slot-addict from the Silver Mustang Casino enters with her son Denver, revealing that he inadvertently helped her reconnect with her son and thanks him for it. "


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"Mandie, Sandie, and Candie are brought in and Candie comments on the traffic on the Strip. They have another toast and Candie brings another piece of pie to Cooper.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper\nIn Alphabetical Order\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nTravis Frost as Boy Playing Catch\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nLaura Kenny as Woman in Car\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nJay Larson as Limo Driver\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nPriya Diane Niehaus as Sick Girl\nCharity Parenzini as Carrie\nElias Parenzini as Ralph\nLinas Phillips as Russ\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nMarv Rosand as Toad\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nMary Stofle as Ruth Davenport\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nCynthia Lauren Tewes as Neighbor\nJodee Thelen as Maggie\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nHelena Barrett as Stunt Double (Becky)\nKirsten Foe as Stunt Double (Shelly)\nUncredited\nSmokey Miles as Piano player\nUnknown performers as two boys playing catch\nUnknown performer as Bill\nUnknown performer as Denver\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Frank 2000\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"Viva Las Vegas\"\nWritten by Mort Shuman and Doc Pomus\nPerformed by Shawn Colvin\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\n\"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima\"\nWritten by Krzysztof Penderecki\nPerformed by Warsaw National Philharmonic\nCourtesy of Universal Music\n\"Heartbreaking\"\nComposed and performed by Angelo Badalamenti\nScript differences\nA moment in the opening scene of Shelly's shoes flying off as she is thrown from the hood of the car was not planned: while shooting the first take stunt double Kirsten Foe's shoes came loose while she was falling off the car, with the resulting image impressing David Lynch so much a further shot of M\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly retrieving her shoes was filmed."


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"Norma Jennings\nNorma Jennings (n\u00e9e Lindstrom) owned the Double R Diner, and was the organizer of Meals on Wheels, formerly with Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nNorma was the high school sweetheart of Ed Hurley, but in 1969\u2014the spring after graduation\u2014she cheated on him with Hank Jennings one weekend, so he decided to marry Nadine Butler while in a partially inebriated state. Norma quickly married Hank in April, and they honeymooned in Hollywood, where they got tickets to The Tonight Show. Also that month, she began working at the Double R Diner.\nShe graduated from Twin Peaks Community College, earning a degree in Home Economics.\nAlso in 1969, Norma won the first annual Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\n\"The Andrew Packard Case\" and \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" attributed to Dale Cooper and Hawk Hill, respectively, offer an alternate story behind Ed and Norma's relationship and her marriage to Hank:\nImmediately following high school, when Ed left for deployment during the Vietnam War, the two began regularly exchanging letters. Meanwhile, Norma attended community college and formed a bond with Hank Jennings over their supposed mutual sadness over Ed's absence. "


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"The pair began having lunch together regularly and the following November, had Thanksgiving together. By this time, Norma had stopped receiving letters from Ed. Unknown to her, Ed was still writing her every day, but all of his letters were intercepted by Hank.\nAt Twin Peaks' annual Christmas tree lighting, Hank proposed to Norma and she accepted. The pair were married at the Chapel-in-the-Woods and honeymooned in San Francisco, attending a taping of The Tonight Show. After the honeymoon, Norma returned to work on her degree in nursing, but ultimately dropped out to run the Double R after her father became ill with heart disease.\nA year after Ed returned from Saigon, he stopped in at the diner and the pair engaged in an awkward conversation until Hawk decided to intervene. From this point, Ed began regularly visiting the diner.\nOne night, after Ed married Nadine Gertz, he visited Norma at the Double R and the two had a more heartfelt conversation than their previous talks since Ed's return. Ed, distraught over Norma not responding to his letters, prompted Norma to figure out Hank's deception years before. "


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"Ed began to visit the diner more regularly and the two would often hold long conversations.\nIn August of 1987, Norma began a Meals on Wheels service at the Double R Diner with the help of high school student Laura Palmer. In September of that year, Hank was convicted for vehicular manslaughter, so she and Ed began an affair.\nWhile working the counter at the Double R on a day in February 1989, Ed and Nadine came in for coffee. Upon seeing Norma, Nadine became angry and dragged Ed right back out, though not before Ed and Norma shared a look of longing.\nNorma asked waitress Shelly Johnson to help Laura load up her Meals on Wheels delivery, as another waitress, Heidi was suffering from a bloody nose.\nWhen Shelly came back inside to tell Norma that Laura ran away, they noticed the entire diner was empty. Norma had Shelly cover Laura's route, then sat down in one of the booths and cried. Ed came back in and went to her and they planned to get together.\nLater, Norma and Ed sat in a truck listening to music and discussing their relationship.\n\n"


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"On the morning of February 24, Norma poured Bobby Briggs\u2014Laura Palmer's boyfriend\u2014a cup of coffee after he commented to late-to-work Heidi that he thought Germans were always on time. Norma told him she thought he only cared about making time. Bobby left with waitress Shelly\u2014married to Leo Johnson\u2014and on the way out, played a song on the jukebox, commenting to Norma that he would be seeing her in his dreams. She responded, \"not if I see you first.\"She watched them out the window, suspecting that they were seeing each other.\nLaura was later found murdered, deeply affecting the town.\nIn the evening, she met with Ed. They discussed their feelings for each other and her intention to leave Hank.\nNorma went to the Twin Peaks General Store the next day and encountered Nadine, who had bought cotton balls to make her drape runners silent.\nLater at the diner, Norma served a cherry pie to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, whom she was introduced to by Sheriff Harry S. Truman as having taken over the investigation into Laura's death. "


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"Cooper asked her about Laura's involvement with the Meals on Wheels program and then asked her for two more pieces of pie.\nEd came to the diner the following day and she served him a cup of coffee. He said that he was in trouble with Nadine for ruining her drape runners. When Audrey Horne arrived later, she served her a cup of coffee as well.\nShe discussed Hank's probable release the next day with his parole officer, who said that he had been a model prisoner. She said that she could provide him a job at the diner if he were to be released.\nNorma later attended Laura's funeral and in the evening, she served Agent Cooper a slice of huckleberry pie with vanilla ice cream and coffee.\nShe met with Hank before his hearing was to take place and he insisted that he was a changed man. At the hearing, Norma said that she could give Hank a job at the diner.\nWhen Shelly arrived at work, the two discussed their respective problematic relationships and their plans to deal with them. She then offered to Shelly a beauty day for the two of them. "


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"She then received a call from Hank's parole officer, informing her that he would be released.\nNorma went to Ed's gas station the following day to inform him that Hank would be returning. They both discussed their difficulties to tell their respective spouses their wishes to separate from them and agreed to not call each other for a while.\nAfter a day of beauty with Shelly, she came into work with her and was stopped by Hank, then released. He stated his intentions to repair their relationship and she gave him a job washing dishes.\nFor the next couple of days, she heard Hank talk about his sorrows in prison life, including his mattress in prison and that he dreamed about her \"night after night.\"He spoke of his hope to make a life with her and the diner and he kissed her, much to Norma's reluctance.\nAt the diner the next day, she delivered a note to Donna Hayward and then visited Shelly in the hospital\u2014having suffered smoke inhalation from a fire at the Packard Sawmill\u2014promising to bring her food due to the hospital's lack of anything good. "


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"She went by Nadine's room, where she saw Ed holding his comatose wife's hand after she attempted suicide.\nNorma went back to the diner, where Hank asked about Shelly, but Norma said she could not talk. She then received a call from Donna, who wished to pick up Laura's Meals on Wheels route.\nMargaret Lanterman entered the diner the next day and Norma greeted her, pouring a cup of coffee. She requested that Margaret dispose of her gum in a more respectful manner than she had, having recently stuck it on the diner's wall.\nNorma talked on the phone at the diner a couple of days later with Louie at the Great Northern Hotel, who informed her that restaurant critic M.T. Wentz would be coming to Twin Peaks. Hank took some money from the register to pick up decor for the diner.\nA man arrived, who they believed to be Wentz. She seated him and he ordered a cheeseburger cooked medium, along with a Coke and fries.\nShelly tearfully told her a few says later that she would have to quit her job to take care of Leo, who had become an invalid after being shot through the spine. "


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"Norma reassured her that the diner would be fine without her and that she would be welcome back whenever she was ready. Ed and Nadine then entered, the latter having reverted to an 18-year-old state of mind. A milkshake was brought out for Nadine and she broke the glass.\nNorma's step-mother, Vivian, made a surprise visit to the diner and introduces her to her new husband, Ernie Niles. When her step-mother mentioned how nice the diner looked, Norma tells her that it was in preparation for the food critic. Her step-mother and step-father then left for their room at the Great Northern and Norma found a newspaper, where Ernie wrote: \"$1000 Houston by 3 points!\"Hank came to the diner after being absent for 48 hours, which frustrated her.\nAt dinner with her step-mother, Ernie, and Hank, she excused herself from the table for a moment and her step-mother joined her. When they returned, Hank made a toast to Vivian and Ernie.\nThe next day, Norma's step-mother was disgusted with the omelet she had been served and suggested to Norma a new recipe.\nAfter the funeral of Leland Palmer, Norma attended the reception at the Palmer home. "


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"Leland had been arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody three days prior.\nShe later took away the tablecloths from the diner tables, following a negative review from M.T. Wentz, her step-mother questioning this and revealing that she was the critic.\nThe following day, Norma served a slice of pie to FBI Special Agent Roger Hardy, who said that he had heard much about it since Cooper's time in the town. Hank then came to the diner with Ernie after a hunting trip. She told Ernie that her step-mother had returned to Seattle and that he should do the same.\nA day later, she and Ed reminisced about when they made life plans together when they were young, then the following morning,\nNorma refilled Ed's coffee and he slid her a tip along with a note saying \"We need to talk.\"As she left, she saw Hank, who asked her where she was going. She said she was off to run errands and that leaving him there to run the diner was a sort of test for him.\nShe went to Ed's house and expressed her love for him and her wish to be with him and they kissed. "


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"She later left after Donna came searching for Ed's nephew James.\nThe following day, Norma brought extra potatoes out to Ed, who was having a discussion with Doctor Will Hayward. After the doctor left, she went to tell Ed about Hank being in the hospital from having a tree fall on him, though Ed clarified that Hank was actually beaten up by Nadine. She also told him that Hank would be charged with a parole violation and Ed called for a celebration, not caring who would find out about their relationship.\nIn the morning, Norma laid awake in bed with Ed, talking about the twenty years that had passed since the time they separated. Nadine came in, breaking the door off the hinges on her way. She got into bed and told them about her disqualification from the wrestling tournament and apologized to Norma for beating up Hank. Nadine got up to leave and told them that she knew about their relationship and that it made her feel better about her relationship with Mike Nelson.\nShe later cleaned at the diner as Shelly came, having been attacked by the then-mobile Leo. "


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"Shelly asked for her job back, and Norma was happy to oblige. Sheriff Truman then took Norma aside to tell her that Hank would be put in jail for the attempted murder of Leo and his various parole violations.\nThe next day, Norma talked on the phone with her sister, Annie, who was to arrive in Twin Peaks the following day, after leaving a convent. She found an envelope with Shelly's name on it and gave it to her. Inside, Shelly found part of a poem and an invitation to the Roadhouse later that night. Ed then came into the diner and took her into his arms, asking her to marry him.\nShe went to Hank's cell at the sheriff's station to ask him for a divorce. He told her he wished to change, but also begged for her to make up an alibi for him on the night Leo Johnson was shot. She refused, causing him to refuse the divorce, to which she responded, \"I'd rather be his whore than your wife\" and left.\nNorma greeted Annie when she arrived at the diner the next morning and introduced her to Shelly.\n"


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"She later showed an advertisement for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest to Shelly, who did not wish to compete.\nNorma made pies for the Contest, for which she had signed on as a judge. She told Shelly and Annie that she expected to see one of them win the title of Miss Twin Peaks, which she had won twenty years prior.\nLater\u2014alongside the other judges, Mayor Dwayne Milford and Dick Tremayne\u2014she observed Tim Pinkle teaching choreography to the contestants. She turned their attention from them, trying to determine the qualities they were looking for in Miss Twin Peaks, believing the major factor to be originality.\nAt the Hurley home, Nadine showed Norma, Ed, Mike, and Doctor Lawrence Jacoby some of her wrestling highlights. Jacoby said that he had gathered them together, as he believed divorces were easier when all parties involved could state their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he and Norma were planning to marry, and she announced that she and Mike would be doing the same.\nAfter Annie was named Miss Twin Peaks, chaos ensued at the contest.\n"


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"Back at the Hurley home after the chaos, Doctor Hayward patched up Nadine and Mike, the former having been hit in the head by sandbags. Nadine came to, having apparently returned to her adult state of mind, and questioned why Norma was there.\nLater life\nAs of late 2016, Norma still owned the Double R, which she had turned into a franchise called Norma's Double R, though the original diner still remained simply \"Double R Diner.\"She also owned Sweet Loaf bakery, where Shelly's daughter Becky worked. One day, as she was sorting through business documents, she watched as Becky came in to the diner and asked her mother for money. Norma noted to Shelly that this was the third time in two weeks and urged Shelly to help her daughter rather than enable her.\nAfter Becky took Shelly's car, armed with a gun, Shelly called Norma, who suggested she call Bobby. Later, as Shelly, Bobby, and Becky discussed Becky's situation with her husband Steven, Norma listened in and silently prodded Becky to apologize to Shelly.\n"


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"She later had dinner with Ed and they were joined by Bobby until Walter Lawford \u2013 Norma's romantic and business partner \u2013 joined her to discuss business. Walter shared with Norma the profit reports of the Norma's Double R franchise. He also gave her business advice for the flagship diner, which Norma disagreed with, wishing to stick to her traditional practices and pie recipe ingredients.\nLater, Ed came to the diner again, telling Norma that circumstances had changed and they could be together. However, Norma apologized to him, as she was to meet with Walter. She advised Walter to buy her out, to take over the franchise and leave her with the flagship diner, where she had found a family. A baffled Walter left, telling Norma that she was making a mistake. She joined Ed, who asked her to marry him. They embraced with a kiss and Norma accepted his proposal.\nNot long after, Ed and Norma got married. Ed's nephew, James, played a song he wrote on his guitar during a civil ceremony conducted by the Big Log near the old train station. All of their friends \u2013 half the town, including Andy and Hawk \u2013 were in attendance.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nNorma was played by American actress, Peggy Lipton, who reprised the role in the 2017 series. She was also known for her role as Julie Barnes in the television show The Mod Squad, which also starred Clarence Williams III, who appeared with her in one Twin Peaks scene as Roger Hardy.\nThe original script of \"Episode 1\" states that Norma has a cousin named Sue who runs a beauty shop in downtown Butte."


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"On the Couch\n\"On the Couch\" is a featurette directed by Charles de Lauzirika, exclusive to the Blu-ray release Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nFeatured is an interview with Harry Goaz and Kimmy Robertson, reflecting on their experience with the revival of Twin Peaks.\n"


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"Part 10\nNot to be confused with Episode 10.\n\"Part 10\" is the tenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the fortieth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on July 16, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Laura is the one.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nRichard drives to Miriam Sullivan's, who tells him to leave and has sent a letter about him to the sheriff's department. He angrily breaks into the trailer and savagely beats her. He leaves, calling Deputy Chad and telling him to intercept Miriam's letter.\nCarl plays guitar and sings outside of his trailer and stops when a red mug is thrown through a trailer window by Steven Burnett, who is inside abusing Becky.\nRodney Mitchum is going over paperwork when Candie comes in, tries to swat a fly, and ends up hitting Rodney in the head with a television remote. Bradley comes in as Candie becomes hysterical over wounding Rodney.\nDougie's doctor examines Dale Cooper as Janey-E tells him about his recent behavior. After a physical, he is determined to be in excellent health, delightfully surprising Janey-E, due to Dougie usually being overweight.\n"


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"Rodney watches the news with Candie, Sandie, and Mandie and sees the report on the arrest Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler, who they had a hit on. They then see the report on Ike's attack on \"Dougie,\" recognizing him as \"Mr. Jackpots\" from their casino.\nJaney-E watches Cooper eat cake and asks him if he finds her attractive, trying to tempt him. Then they have sex, with Cooper's arms comically flopping on the bed, resulting in Sonny Jim being awoken by Janey-E's screams.\nJacoby broadcasts an episode of his \"Dr. Amp\" show as Nadine Hurley watches.\nIn the morning, Janey-E \u2013 in a bright mood from the evening before \u2013 takes Cooper to work and Sonny Jim to school.\nJerry, lost in the woods, yells when he loses phone signal.\nChad goes to Lucy's desk and comments that it is a beautiful day, then going out to get the mail as Lucy watches with suspicion. He pockets Miriam's letter outside of Lucy's view and goes back inside, leaving the rest of the mail with Lucy.\nRichard drives, reading a text message from Chad, confirming that he caught the letter from Miriam.\n"


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"Johnny sits in front of a talking toy bear while Sylvia goes to the door as Richard arrives at her house, trying to keep him away. He enters anyway and demands money. He starts strangling Sylvia as Johnny helplessly falls over, tied to his chair, squirming on the floor. Richard gets valuables from a safe and takes his grandmother's purse before leaving.\nRoger reports Ike's arrest to Duncan Todd, who then calls over Anthony Sinclair, ordering him to convince the Mitchum brothers that Dougie is working against them, and, if he fails, to kill Dougie.\nAlbert Rosenfield and Constance Talbot enjoy a dinner date as Cole and Preston observe them approvingly.\nAt the Silver Mustang Casino, the Mitchum brothers watch (via security cameras) Sinclair approaching Warrick and stating that he wishes to speak to the Mitchums. They send Candie down to collect Sinclair, which she does with much delay. When she finally brings him to the office, Sinclair lies to the Mitchum brothers that Dougie Jones had cheated them out of their insurance claim for their hotel that burned down due to arson. Back home, they make their plans to deal with Jones.\n"


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"Cole sits in his hotel room, sketching, then answers the door, seeing a vision of Laura Palmer and hearing Sarah Palmer shouting \"Laura!\"before he notices Albert. Albert shows him Diane's text, saying that it was sent from Mexico, and her response to it saying that they have Hastings. Preston enters and shows them a photo of the glass box in the presence of Cooper's doppelganger and another man.\nSylvia tells Ben about Richard's attack, expecting him to cover for her money stolen by Richard. Ben asks Beverly to have dinner with him.\nThe Log Lady speaks to Hawk over the phone with another cryptic message, particularly noting the Trumans as Hawk's brothers and that \"Laura is the one.\"At the Roadhouse, Rebekah Del Rio performs \"No Stars.\""


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"Episode credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger) (photo)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nJoe Adler as Roger\nStephanie Allynne as Soccer Mom (Part 7 stock footage)\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nJohn Billingsley as Doctor Ben\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nGiselle Damier as Sandie\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nGreg Mills as Paul\nMoby as Musician\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nEric Rondell as Johnny Horne\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nSara Sohn as Sheena\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nRebekah Del Rio as Herself\nUncredited\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nMick Flowers as Drummer\nNick Launay as Keyboardist\nUnknown performer as henchman (picture)\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Red River Valley\"\nPerformed by Harry Dean Stanton\n\"Slow Dreams\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\n\"Headless Chicken\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"Charmaine\"\nWritten by Erno Rapee and Lew Pollack\nPerformed by Mantovani and His Orchestra\nCourtesy of Decca Music Group Ltd.\n\"No Stars\"\nWritten by David Lynch, John Neff, and Rebekah Del Rio\nPerformed by Rebekah Del Rio\nNotes\nThe scene in which Candie smacks Rod in the face with a television remote as she tries to swat a fly was unscripted and a byproduct of an actual on-set accident. "


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"A light on the set fell and hit Robert Knepper right below his eye on his cheekbone, and David Lynch devised the scene between Candie and Rod to explain the cut on his face.\nDuring the filming of Cooper and Janey-E's sex scene, Kyle MacLachlan was only given the direction to lie down on the bed and more or less be passive. As it was being shot, his arms began naturally bouncing with the motions of the bed, prompting the director of photography to lean in and whisper, \"Keep doing the arms, it's hilarious!\"One address on the letter is:\nMarvin Marcia\n91846 W Elmford Row Pl.\nTwin\nProduction errors\nThe prop department mistakenly gave Miriam Sullivan the surname \"Hodges\" in her address.\nA visual glitch occurs on the doorknob when Tammy goes to Gordon's apartment.\nWhen Chad stand in front of Lucy's desk, he places his hands on his belt but on the reverse shot, they appear to be on his belly, then, on the next shot, on his belt again."


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"Owl\n\n\"The owls are not what they seem.\"\u2015The Giant\nOwls were birds commonly found in the town of Twin Peaks.\nThe most common type of owl found in the town was the Great Horned Owl, which was noted to attack any medium-sized mammal or bird.\nOwls may be used as vessels for spirits such as BOB."


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"Oliver Howard\nOliver Howard was a United States military General who was ordered to escort the Nez Perce to a reservation in 1877.\nWhen Nez Perce Chief Joseph refused to relocate to the reservation, Howard mobilized his men, prompting Joseph to flee with his people to Canada.\nJoseph subsequently engaged in thirteen battles with Howard's forces. In August, Howard sent word to Colonel Nelson Miles, in awe of Joseph's implausible retreat to British Columbia and commanded Miles to intercept Joseph, who eventually surrendered on October 5.\nHoward ordered his adjutant, Captain Charles Erskine Wood, to take Joseph as a prisoner of war. When Chief White Bird escaped captivity, Howard felt this was a violation of the terms of surrender on Joseph's part, thus absolving the American government's responsibility to return the Native Americans to their land.\nBehind the scenes\nOliver Otis Howard (November 8, 1830 \u2013 October 26, 1909) was a United States Army officer who served in the Civil War and later commanded several campaigns against Native American tribes.\nChris Mulkey provided narration for Howard's dispatch for Colonel Miles in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Palm Deluxe\nThe Palm Deluxe Hotel was a hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nHistory\nOn February 9, 1988, Phillip Jeffries checked in the hotel and inquired about Judy with the desk clerk, who told him that \"the young lady\" had left a letter for him. The bellhop took Jeffries' suitcase and accompanied him upstairs.\nOn the way upstairs, the bellhop saw Jeffries disappear without explanation. A short time later, he reappeared with a loud report in a hotel stairwell right next to a maid and the terrified bellhop, who defecated himself. As Jeffries screamed and doubled over, the man inched forward and asked where Jeffries had gone, before screaming for help in Spanish.\nIn 2017, a search of Jeffries' hotel room at the Palm Deluxe revealed that the word \"JOUDY\" had been carved into the wall behind the telephone. The phrase was hidden beneath wallpaper when the room was remodeled in 1997.\nPersonnel\nDesk clerk\nBellhop\nMaid\nEntertainers\nHarpist\nBehind the scenes\nScenes in the hotel were filmed at the former St. Cabrini Hospital at 967 Boren Ave in Seattle, Washington. This was the same location used for the FBI office in Philadelphia."


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"Phillip Jeffries (impostor)\nA person mistaken as former FBI agent Phillip Jeffries communicated with Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nAfter discovering and evading Ray Monroe and Darya's assassination attempt in South Dakota, Cooper set up a communications device in his motel room and contacted who he believed was Phillip Jeffries. A short conversation ensued:\nCooper: \"Phillip?\"Voice: \"You're late.\"\"Couldn't be helped.\"\"I missed you in New York. I see you're still in Buckhorn.\"\"And you're still nowhere, is that correct?\"\"You met with Major Garland Briggs.\"\"How did you know that? Phillip?\"\"Actually, I just called to say goodbye.\"\"This is Phillip Jeffries, right?\"\"You're going back in tomorrow, and I will be with BOB again.\"\"Who is this?\"Ray later stated that he had been ordered to kill Cooper by someone calling himself Phillip Jeffries, who had then arranged with Ray and prison warden Dwight Murphy to set Cooper up after they were released from Yankton Federal Prison. This person had also instructed Ray to then place a ring on Cooper's hand, as he had something inside him that \"they\" wanted.\n"


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"When confronted, the real Jeffries did not appear to remember speaking to Cooper on the night in question, leading Cooper to suspect it had been someone else.\nBehind the scenes\nThe voice's identity is not disclosed. There is no actor credited for the voice performance in Part 2, possibly suggesting that it is another credited actor."


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"Phil Bisby\n\"Off in dreamland again, huh, Dougie? Get the lead out, pal, staff meeting starts in three minutes.\"Phil Bisby was an associate at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nBisby habitually made coffee runs before the insurance firm's morning meetings. One day in September 2016, he spotted Dale Cooper milling in the lobby and, mistaking him for coworker Dougie Jones, reminded him that their meeting was about to begin. Lured into the elevator, Cooper demanded one of the coffees and Phil gave him Frank's, reasoning that Frank rarely finished his. On their floor, Phil had to repeatedly coax Cooper to continue when he was distracted by another employee.\nDuring the meeting, Frank was annoyed to see that Cooper had taken his coffee, and Phil apologized, explaining that he had really wanted it. Instead, he gave Frank a green tea latte, which Frank discovered he loved. As the meeting got underway, Cooper continued to stand off to the side, drinking. Finally, at Bushnell Mullins' annoyed commands, Phil stood and helped the silent Cooper into his seat.\n"


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"After the meeting, Phil and another staffer walked Cooper into Bushnell Mullins' office, as Cooper had stepped out of line by accusing Anthony Sinclair of fabricating a claim.\nThe next morning, Phil again had to coax Cooper out of the elevator, and then put down his coffees to walk him into Mullins' office.\nLater that week, Mullins asked Phil over the intercom to bring Dougie to his office. Phil did so by walking backwards while holding a tray of coffees, while Cooper followed with his arms outstretched.\nOn October 2, FBI Special Agent Randall Headley and other agents came to the insurance office looking for Dougie Jones, and Phil told them Dougie was comatose at a nearby hospital. After they left, Phil called Mullins to report the situation."


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"Part 12\nNot to be confused with Episode 12.\n\"Part 12\" is the twelfth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-second episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on July 30, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Let's rock.\"\u2015Diane Evans\nIn Buckhorn, Albert, Tammy, and Gordon have a drink and the men quietly inform Tammy about Project Blue Book and more specifically the Blue Rose cases, thus inducting her into the Blue Rose task force among the ranks of Albert, Jeffries, Desmond, and Cooper. Diane soon joins them and they offer her an official position in the investigation; she agrees to this by saying \u201cLet\u2019s Rock\u201d.\nJerry runs out of the woods and into a clearing.\nSarah Palmer buys alcoholic beverages and cigarettes at a grocery store. She also inquires about an unfamiliar jerky being sold at the store. She warns them of men coming and suffers a breakdown.\nCarl Rodd stops a trailer park resident, Kriscol, asking him about his income and gives him $50, saying not to pay his rent for the month.\nCooper is taken outside by Sonny Jim to play catch, but ends up just being hit by Sonny Jim's throw.\n"


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"Hawk goes to Sarah's home. He hears a noise inside, which Sarah dismisses as something in the kitchen. Hawk ensures her that if she needs anything, to call him.\nMiriam lays unconscious in a hospital bed at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.\nDiane responds to a text message asking \"Las Vegas?\"with \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\"Frank visits Benjamin Horne, telling him of Richard committing the hit-and-run and his subsequent attempted murder of Miriam. Benjamin reflects on Richard's troubled past and shows Cooper's hotel key to Frank, which he had intended to give to Harry as a memento. Frank leaves with the key, remarking on the coincidence that they are currently reopening a case involving Cooper. After Frank leaves, Ben tells Beverly about Richard and his father, who bought him a bike when he was a child. He then has Beverly arrange to pay for Miriam's medical expenses.\nGordon tells a French woman one of his \"war stories\" until Albert shows up, dismissing the woman, who takes her time leaving Gordon's room. Albert reports on Diane's received and sent text messages.\n\nHutch and Chantal stake out Dwight Murphy's home, assassinating him as he arrives home and is discovered by his son.\n"


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"Jacoby broadcasts another Dr. Amp show with Nadine Hurley watching from her store.\nAudrey Horne argues with her husband Charlie, saying that they need to go to the Roadhouse to look for her lover Billy; he has been missing for two days and Audrey recently had dreamed of him bleeding from the mouth and nose. Charlie complains that he has too much paperwork and recommends they start searching tomorrow morning; Audrey calls him spineless then suggests they call Tina \u2014 supposedly the last person to see Billy. After much arguing over their potential divorce, Charlie calls Tina and begrudgingly agrees to go to the Roadhouse after. He receives some grave news, but blankly refuses to tell Audrey anything about the conversation.\nDiane goes to the bar and searches the coordinates she saw in Albert's photo of Ruth Davenport's arm, finding that they lead to Twin Peaks.\nAt the Roadhouse, Chromatics perform \"Saturday.\"In a booth, Abbie and Natalie talk about their friend Angela, concerned about her new infatuation with Clark, who had previously been seen going out with Mary. Trick joins them, shaken by the experience of being driven off the road by a driver heading the wrong way.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper\nIn Alphabetical Order\nElizabeth Anweis as Abbie\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nScott Coffey as Trick\nAna de la Reguera as Natalie\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nLuke Judy as Warden Murphy's son\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nBerenice Marlowe as French Woman\nZoe McLane as Check-Out Girl\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nJohnny Ochsner as Bag-boy\nBill O'Dell as Kriscol\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChromatics:\nRuth Radelet\nAdam Miller\nJohnny Jewel\nNat Walker\nStunt Double: Trampas Thompson\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Stars and Stripes Forever\"\nWritten by John Phillip Sousa\nPerformed and arranged by the U.S. Army Band\n\"Saturday\"\nPerformed by Chromatics\nWritten by Adam Miller and Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\nNotes\nWendy Robie is credited as \"Wendie\".\n"


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"The scene with the French woman in the hotel was the final scene shot to feature Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield, thus it serves as Miguel Ferrer's final time playing his character before his death in 2017."


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"Part 14\nNot to be confused with Episode 14.\n\"Part 14\" is the fourteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-fourth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 13, 2017.\nPlot\n\"We are like the dreamer.\"\u2015Monica Bellucci\n\nIn Buckhorn, South Dakota, Cole calls the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. Lucy Brennan answers, recognizing Cole's voice and she connects him to Frank. After Cole expects Harry, Frank explains his brother's whereabouts and tells him about the pages from Laura Palmer's diary that were found that suggested the existence of two Coopers.\nAlbert tells Preston about the first Blue Rose case, when a woman named Lois Duffy was arrested by Cole and Jeffries after murdering a doppelg\u00e4nger of herself. After learning the doppelg\u00e4nger said the phrase \u201cI am like the Blue Rose\u201c before vanishing into thin air, Tammy deduces a blue rose is an unnatural, conjured object \u2014 also known as a \u201dTulpa\u201d.\nCole enters, followed by Diane. Cole asks her if Cooper mentioned Major Garland Briggs the last time they saw each other, which she confirms. Albert explains the fate of Briggs, noting Dougie Jones' ring found in Briggs stomach. "


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"Diane recognizes the name Janey-E as belonging to her half-sister, who is married to a Douglas Jones in Las Vegas. Tammy calls the FBI in Las Vegas and Cole tells them that the Joneses are wanted in relation to a double homicide. Diane leaves and Cole informs Albert and Tammy about the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department's find. He then tells them about a dream he had about Monica Bellucci, who, in the dream, he met at a cafe, where Cooper was, but Cole could not see his face. They had coffee and Monica said \"we are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream,\" which Cole understood. This was followed by \"but who is the dreamer?\"He says that Monica indicated him to look back and he saw himself on February 16, 1989, the day of Jeffries' brief re-appearance, and particularly notes Jeffries asking who he thought Cooper was.\n\nBobby, Hawk, Andy, and Frank arrest Chad for his criminal activities. Bobby then leads the way to Jack Rabbit's Palace and they follow the instructions left by the Major. "


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"After Hawk instructs the others to put soil in their pockets, they move further into the woods \u2014 they come across a foggy clearing and find a nude eyeless woman. Frank tells the others the time is 2:53 \u2014 a portal forms above them and Andy is transported inside after holding the woman's hand. He appears before a tall man, who calls himself the Fireman. A smoking apparatus appears in Andy's hands, which directs his attention to the ceiling. A series of scenes flash in the ceiling: a white figure regurgitating BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura, angels, the eyeless woman, two Coopers, a telephone, himself and Lucy, and a utility pole. The apparatus disappears out of Andy's hands, and he is transported back out to the woods. He appears back at Jack Rabbit's Palace, where the other lawmen wait. He carries the woman and tells them that she is important and must be kept under their watch, leaving the others bewildered on.\nAndy and Lucy help the woman settle in a jail cell as Chad yells out insults. "


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"Andy and Lucy leave and the woman makes noises, repeated by a drunk in another cell, much to Chad's annoyance.\nJames and Freddie take a break at their job, the latter displaying great strength in his gloved hand. James inquires about the glove, which Freddie says is a \"part of him\" and that he cannot remove it without bleeding. He explains that after having a life epiphany one night, he was transported into a void and encountered the Fireman, who told him of the glove and that it would give his hand an immense \u201cpile-driving\u201d power. He was told to go to Twin Peaks to find his destiny. James later enters the Great Northern Hotel's furnace room and hears the same whistling noise Ben and Beverly had discovered days earlier.\nSarah goes to a bar, where she is propositioned by a trucker. She refuses his advances, but when he persists and makes threats, she opens her face \u2013 revealing darkness behind it \u2013 and takes a bite out of his throat, killing him.\n"


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"At the Roadhouse, Sophie and Megan discuss Billy, who was seen in the yard of Megan and her mother, Tina, and who entered the kitchen, bleeding from his nose and mouth before suddenly leaving. Lissie performs \"Wild West.\""


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nEric Ray Anderson as Bartender\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nMonica Bellucci as herself\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nRobert Broski as Woodsman\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nErica Eynon as Experiment (Part 8 stock footage)\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nNathan Frizzell as Voice\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nShane Lynch as Megan\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nJohn Paulsen as Trucker\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nFrank Silva as Bob (Part 8 stock footage)\nJR Starr as MC\nEmily Stofle as Sophie\nCarel Struycken as The Fireman\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nLissie:\nLissie\nEric Sullivan\nLewis Keller\nJesse Siebenberg\nIn memory of David Bowie\nUncredited\nLorna MacMillan as angel\nM\u00e9lita Toscan du Plantier as Monica Bellucci's female friend\nUnknown performers as Woodsmen (Part 8 stock footage)\nUnknown performer as Window cleaner\nUnknown performer as Screaming girl (Pilot stock footage)\nUnknown performer as Monica Bellucci's male friend\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Wild Wild West\"\nPerformed by Lissie\nWritten by Elisabeth Maurus and Curt Schneider\nCourtesy of Lionboy Records"


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"Part 18\nNot to be confused with Episode 18.\n\"Part 18\" is the eighteenth and final episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-eighth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on September 3, 2017.\nPlot\n\"What is your name?\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nCooper's doppelganger sits in the Black Lodge, surrounded by flames. Mike creates a new Dougie Jones, who shows up at the Jones home, greeted by Janey-E and Sonny Jim.\nCooper leads Laura through the woods and she disappears. Cooper hears her screams.\nCooper sits in the Lodge near Mike, who asks, \"Is it future or is it past?\"Cooper observes the chair Laura sat in and he follows Mike to the evolution of the arm, which asks if it is the \"story about the little girl who lives down the lane.\"Laura whispers in Cooper's ear and she is lifted, screaming, through the Lodge ceiling. Cooper goes to Leland, who tells him to find Laura. He goes through billowing curtains to Glastonbury Grove, where Diane waits and asks if it is really him, which he asks the same of her.\n"


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"Cooper and Diane drive 430 miles, Diane advising Cooper that their destination will not be what he expects. Upon arrival, he gets out of the car and observes his surroundings. He returns to Diane, confirming that it is the right place. They kiss before driving through a portal, which transports them to a dark road.\nThey reach a motel and Cooper goes inside. While sitting in the car, Diane sees herself briefly before Cooper returns. They enter a motel room and have sex.\nIn the morning, Cooper wakes alone and looks for Diane, finding a note for \"Richard,\" signed by \"Linda,\" telling him that she was gone and not to find her. He leaves the motel, noticing that it and his car are different from those that were there before.\nCooper reaches Odessa, finding a coffee shop called Eat at Judy's. He goes inside and asks the waitress serving him if there was another one who worked there, but he is told that it is the other waitress's day off. He spots a group of men harassing the waitress and advises them to stop. "


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"They threaten him and he incapacitates two of them from his seat and has the other stand down. He has the waitress give him the other waitress's address as he places the guns belonging to the men in the deep fryer, warning the staff that the heat could set off the guns. He leaves with the address.\nHe goes to the waitress's home, spotting a utility pole outside with a number \"6\" attached to it. He knocks on the door and the waitress resembling Laura opens it, confused about his calling her Laura. She tells him her name is Carrie Page, but he insists that she is Laura, and offers to take her home in Twin Peaks. Having already been needing to leave town, she agrees to go with him. As she gets ready to leave, Cooper goes inside, seeing a dead man on the couch and a white figurine of a horse.\nThey drive, Carrie reminiscing about Odessa and stopping at a gas station on the way. At one point they notice a car's headlights behind them and wonder if they are being followed, only for it to harmlessly pass them.\n"


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"They reach Twin Peaks, but Carrie does not recognize anything. They arrive at the Palmer home and Cooper knocks on the door, but a stranger answers, not recognizing the name Sarah Palmer and saying that she purchased the home from a Mrs. Chalfont. The woman identifies herself as Alice Tremond and Cooper and Carrie walk away from the home, perplexed.\nLost in thought, Cooper hesitates as they get to the car and turns back in the direction of the house. Sensing something is not right, he asks what year it is. Carrie turns to look at the former Palmer home and hears Sarah shouting \"Laura.\"She suddenly screams like Laura, startling Cooper and causing the lights in the house to go dark.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nDougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\nMatt Battaglia as Cowboy 3\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nFrancesca Eastwood as Texas Waitress Kristi\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHeath Hensley as Cowboy 1\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nSheryl Lee as Carrie Page\nRob Mars as Cowboy 2\nMary Reber as Alice Tremond\nAl Strobel as Philip Gerard\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nUncredited cast\nTimothy Reber as Alice Tremond's partner (voice)\nUnknown performer as Body on the couch\nUnknown performer as Judy's cook\nUnknown performers as Judy's elderly customers\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"My Prayer\"\nWritten by Georges Boulanger and Jimmy Kennedy\nPerformed by The Platters\nPublished by Skidmore Music Co.\nCourtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group\nUnder license from Universal Music Enterprises\nBehind the scenes\nThe episode's final scenes outside the Palmer house were shot in the late hours of October 2 and the early hours of October 3, 2015. "


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"Paparazzi footage of the filming, plus reports of the screams that turned out to belong to Carrie Page, served as the first leaks from the set of the series. To prepare for the screams, members of the crew went door-to-door to warn homeowners about the filming.\nOn the meaning of the episode, Mark Frost commented, \"The actions that Cooper takes have consequences, and they're unforeseen and unanticipated, and they open the door to all other sorts of strange and perhaps enigmatic things taking place.\""


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"Part 15\nNot to be confused with Episode 15.\n\"Part 15\" is the fifteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-fifth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 20, 2017.\nPlot\n\"There's some fear in letting go.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nNadine Hurley walks along the street, proudly displaying her gold shovel. She reaches Big Ed's Gas Farm and tells Ed that she has changed, having come to the realization that he only stayed with her due to his guilt, so she decides to \"free\" him, giving her blessing for him to pursue Norma. She then leaves a shocked Ed at the Gas Farm.\nEd goes to the Double R Diner to whisk away Norma, but she apologizes as Walter joins her. Crushed, he sits down and orders a coffee from Shelly, adding \"and a cyanide tablet.\"Norma tells Walter to take over the franchise and to leave her with the flagship diner, as she wishes to spend more time with the family she has made through the diner. Baffled, Walter tells her she has made a mistake and leaves. Norma goes to Ed and he asks her to marry him. "


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"They embrace and Norma agrees to Ed's proposal as Shelly watches with glee.\nCooper's doppelganger drives down a dark road, reaching a convenience store, where a woodsman leads him to a room above it meeting another woodsman by a mechanism and a Jumping Man. He requests Phillip Jeffries and is led to a motel. A woman approaches and unlocks a room door for him. Inside the motel room, he meets with Jeffries, speaking through a steam-emitting mechanism. The doppelganger asks about Jeffries sending Ray to kill him and confirms that Jeffries had not contacted him at the motel, and that the person who did had sent Ray. He reflects on Jeffries' appearance at the FBI headquarters and questions him about Judy, who Jeffries' says \"Cooper\" has already met. Jeffries then gives him a set of coordinates. A phone rings as the doppelganger continues questioning Jeffries. As the mechanism disappears, the doppelganger answers the phone, but is promptly teleported outside the convenience store, and finds that the line is dead.\nLeaving the phone booth, he is confronted by an armed Richard Horne, who knows him as an FBI agent from a photo his mother Audrey kept. "


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"\"Cooper\" quickly disarms him and tells him to join him in the truck. He then sends a text, reading, \"Las Vegas?\"before leaving with Richard. The convenience store emits electricity and smoke before it disappears.\nCyril Pons walks through the woods with his dog as Steven and Gersten Hayward hide in the shadow of a large tree. Steven has a gun with him and is contemplating suicide, while Gersten tries to console him. Pons sees them, and Gersten runs to a different hiding place before hearing a gunshot. Pons reaches the trailer park and tells Carl about the situation. They look over at Steven and Becky's trailer, with the window still broken from their last fight.\nAt the Roadhouse, the crowd dances to \"Sharp Dressed Man\" as James and Freddie approach Renee's table. Chuck, her husband, attacks him and Freddie comes to his aid with his gloved fist, knocking Chuck and his friend out. James urges the crowd to contact 9-1-1 for the men Freddie incapacitated.\nWilson brings Headley to a Douglas and Jane Jones and their family that have been brought in for questioning. However, these are not the correct Joneses, as they have multiple children.\n"


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"Todd tells Roger to find Anthony Sinclair just before they are both assassinated by Chantal.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Hawk and Bobby lock up James and Freddie. James takes notice of Naido.\nChantal and Hutch eat in their van.\nJaney-E brings Cooper a slice of cake, reflecting on their life since they became friends to the Mitchum brothers. As he eats, Cooper observes and experiments with objects on the table, particularly a TV remote. He turns on Sunset Boulevard and hears Gordon Cole's name spoken in it, startling him. He then looks over at an electrical outlet and crawls toward it, sticking a fork inside and causing a blackout.\nMargaret calls Hawk, telling him that she is dying. He expresses his condolences, but she speaks to him about death and tells him to remember everything that she has told him and to watch for \"the one\" under the moon at Blue Pine Mountain. Hawk quietly says goodbye as she hangs up.\nFrank sits in the conference room, soon joined by Bobby, Lucy, Andy, and Hawk, who has assembled them to mourn Margaret, who has passed away. The light inside her cabin goes out.\n"


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"Audrey and Charlie prepare to leave for the Roadhouse, though Audrey delays them, commenting that Charlie now seems like a different person to her. Charlie takes off his coat and Audrey attacks him.\nAt the Roadhouse, The Veils perform \"Axolotl\" as two men remove Ruby from her booth. She crawls on the floor and screams.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJay Aaseng as Drunk\nJoe Adler as Roger\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly Briggs\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nDavid Bowie as Phillip Jeffries\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nNathan Frizzell as Voice of Phillip Jeffries\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGrant Goodeve as Walter Lawford\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nCasey O'Neill as Skipper\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nRod Rowland as Chuck\nCarlton Lee Russell as Jumping Man\nMalachy Sreenan as Bosomy Woman\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nJR Starr as MC\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nCharlyne Yi as Ruby\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nThe Veils:\nFinn Andrews\nSophia Burn\nUberto Rapisardi\nStunt Double: Cody Thornbury\nIn Memory of Margaret Lanterman\nUncredited\nChristian Calloway as woodsman\nCecil B. DeMille as himself (stock footage)\nWilliam Holden as himself / Joe Gillis (voice)\nStan Johnson as himself / 1st Assistant Director (stock footage)\nGabriel Lane as woodsman\nAnthony Marcacci as woodsman greeting Cooper\nGloria Swanson as herself / Norma Desmond (stock footage)\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"I've Been Loving You Too Long\"\nWritten by Otis Redding and Jerry Butler\nPerformed by Otis Redding\nCourtesy of The Monterey International Pop Festival Foundation\n\"Summer Night\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\"\nWritten by Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, and Frank Beard\nPerformed by ZZ Top\nCourtesy of Warner Bros. Records\n\"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima\"\nWritten by Krzysztof Penderecki\nPerformed by Warsaw National Philharmonic\nCourtesy of Universal Music\n\"Axolotl\"\nWritten by Finn Andrews, Jaime Meline, and Wilder Zoby\nPerformed by The Veils\nCourtesy of Nettwerk Music Group"


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"Paris\n\"We're like the dreamer, who dreams and then lives inside the dream. But who is the dreamer?\"\u2015Monica Bellucci\nParis was a city in France.\nHistory\nIn 1989, Jerry Horne was on a trip to Paris, which ended on February 26.\nIn 1990s, Donna Hayward's modeling took her around the world, including such locales as Paris, Milan, and Monaco.\n\nIn 2016, Gordon Cole told Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston about a dream where he was in Paris on a case and met Monica Bellucci with her friends at a cafe. He saw Dale Cooper, but Cole could not see his face. They had coffee and Monica said \"we are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream,\" which Cole understood. This was followed by \"but who is the dreamer?\"He said that Monica indicated him to look back and he saw himself on February 16, 1989, the day of Phillip Jeffries' brief re-appearance, and particularly noted Jeffries asking who he thought Cooper was."


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"Part 2\nNot to be confused with Episode 2.\n\"Part 2\" is the second episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, the thirty-second episode of the franchise as a whole. It originally aired on May 21, 2017.\nA TV-14 edit of the episode was officially released on YouTube for a limited time in early June 2017 for National Donut Day and later in August.\nPlot\n\"The stars turn and a time presents itself.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nBill Hastings sits nervously in his cell and his wife arrives. She passes along word from George Bautzer that Bill will not be released on bail and he insists that he did not commit the murder of Ruth Davenport, but that he dreamt that he was there. Phyllis insists that he was there and reveals that she knows he had been having an affair with Ruth. He counters that he is aware of her having an affair with George and possibly someone else. She taunts him and Detective Macklay comes to dismiss Phyllis. She starts to leave the station and tells George that Bill is aware of their affair and she leaves alone, requesting George to meet with her later. "


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"As Bill sits in his cell, a dark figure sits in another and disappears, leaving its head faintly floating away.\nPhyllis returns home, where Cooper's doppelganger stands in her living room. He comments that she followed human nature perfectly and murders her with George's gun, which he drops just before he leaves.\nIn Las Vegas, Duncan Todd calls Roger into his office and hands him money. He tells him to tell \"her\" that she has the job. Roger asks him why Todd lets \"him\" make him do \"these things.\"Todd then warns Roger to never get involved with people like \"him.\"Roger then leaves.\nCooper's doppelganger eats creamed corn in a restaurant with Jack, Ray, and Darya. They discuss the doppelganger's alleged worry about the following day and information that the doppelganger wants, which Ray promises to get from Hastings' secretary.\nHawk searches the woods and the Log Lady calls him and says \"The stars turn and a time presents itself,\" and offers for him to stop by for pie and coffee. He soon arrives at Glastonbury Grove, where red drapes faintly appear and disappear.\n"


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"Inside the Red Room, Cooper sits and Mike asks him if it is \"future\" or \"past,\" then tells him someone is there. Laura Palmer comes and speaks to Cooper, telling him he can \"go out now.\"She asks if he recognizes her and when he asks if she is Laura Palmer, she gives the same answer she gave him in the dream he had many years before: \"I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back.\"When he asks who she is, she confirms that she is indeed Laura Palmer and that she is both dead and alive at the same time. She removes her face, revealing an intense light behind it, then puts it back. He asks her when he can leave and she walks over to him and kisses him before whispering in his ear, just like in his dream 25 years prior. Suddenly, she screams and a force pulls her up. The red drapes blow back and reveal a pale horse and darkness. Mike appears to Cooper again, and again asks him if it is \"future\" or \"past,\" then leads him out of the room. "


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"He shows him to the arm, which has evolved into an electric tree with a fleshy mass at the top of it. The arm asks Cooper if he remembers his doppelganger and explains that he must be returned in order for Cooper to be allowed to leave.\nJack closes a garage door, where a car used by Cooper's doppelganger is parked. He gives the doppelganger keys to a different car and the doppelganger grabs Jack's face and strokes it. He goes to a motel, where inside, Darya quickly hangs up the phone and tells him she was talking to Jack. He tells her that Ray never showed up to a planned meeting they had and he borrows Darya's gun before sitting on the bed with her. Holding her, he reveals to her that he killed Jack. Realizing her cover is blown, Darya tries to escape, but he restrains her and plays a recording of the phone call she just had with Ray, revealing that Jeffries had given them a call to kill the doppelganger. She tries to escape again, but he once again restrains her and he confirms to her that he is going to kill her. "


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"After another futile attempt to escape his grasp, he punches her in the face and asks her to reveal to him who hired them to kill him, but she claims to not know, but does say they were to be paid $500,000 split between the two of them. As a plea for her life, she says she would not have followed through, but he brushes this off. He says he was supposed to get pulled back into the Black Lodge the following day, but has a plan to prevent this. He asks if Ray got the information from Hastings' secretary and asks if she heard anything about coordinates, but she says she has not, but that the secretary did tell Ray something. The doppelganger pulls an ace card out of his pocket with a strange symbol on it and says that it is what he wants. After one more attempted escape from Darya, the doppelganger kills her. He washes his hands, then contacts who he believes is Phillip Jeffries, but the voice mentions that he met with Major Garland Briggs and says he has called to say goodbye. "


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"The voice then says the doppelganger is \"going back in tomorrow\" and he will be with BOB again, then disconnects. The doppelganger logs into an FBI database and downloads files on Yankton Federal Prison, where Ray claims to be. The doppelganger goes to the motel room next door and meets with Chantal Hutchens, asking her to clean up Darya's body and to meet him along with her husband in a few days.\nThe arm says, \"253. Time and time again,\" and repeatedly says BOB's name and to go. Cooper follows Mike out of the room. Mike disappears and he goes down a hallway and to another room. He exits that room to go through another hallway, from where he enters a room where Leland Palmer sits and tells him to find Laura. Cooper exits and the Lodge begins to distort. Mike notes that something is wrong and the arm mentions his doppelganger. Cooper goes back to the hallway and pulls back a curtain, seeing a road where his doppelganger is driving. The Lodge shakes as the arm's doppelganger replaces the statue and roars at him as the chevron floor shifts. The arm's doppelganger says, \"non-exist-ent!\""


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"and Cooper is dropped through the floor and is transported to the glass box in New York City just before Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato are killed. He is then transported back out.\nSarah Palmer watches footage of lions killing an African buffalo.\nAt the Roadhouse, the band Chromatics performs \"Shadow\" as Shelly has drinks with her friends and James Hurley enters the bar with Freddie Sykes, looking at Shelly's friend, Renee. From the bar, Red makes eye contact with Shelly while Jean-Michel Renault serves drinks.\n"


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"Credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJoe Adler as Roger\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nSteve Baker as Jack\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nGia Carides as Hannah\nCatherine Coulson as Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)\nNeil Dickson as George Bautzer\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nCornelia Guest as Phyllis Hastings\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nNicole LaLiberte as Darya\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nWalter Olkewicz as Jean-Michel Renault\nBenjamin Rosenfield as Sam Colby (Part 1 stock footage)\nFrank Silva as Bob\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nJessica Szohr as Renee\nJake Wardle as Freddie Sykes\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nMadeline Zima as Tracey (Part 1 stock footage)\nChromatics:\nRuth Radelet\nAdam Miller\nJohnny Jewel\nNat Walker\nStunt Double: Courtney Farnsworth\nIn Memory of Frank Silva\nUncredited\nCeleste Cook as Roadhouse patron\nAlex Reyme as Roadhouse patron\nStewart Strauss as Woodsman\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (archive footage)\nUnknown performer as the arm\nUnknown performer as \"Phillip Jeffries\" (voice)\nCrew\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Shadow\"\nPerformed by Chromatics\nWritten by Adam Miller, Johnny Jewel, and Nat Walker\nFrom the album Dear Tommy\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\nTV-14 edit\nA TV-14 version of the episode \u2014 edited for language and sexual content \u2014 was released on YouTube for a limited time in the American region in both June and August 2017.\n"


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"Notes\nThe FBI ID used by the doppelganger is kdhg\nTo log into Yankton Federal Prison, the doppelganger inputs the following\norganisation: mkeuouc-q\nname: eeuoubp3x\nID number: 398715015787412\nAmong the downloaded diagrams are the blueprint of a DCR power plant, the layout for a 1000 Megawatt Fusion powerplant and the floor plan of the second floor of TRANCOM Olympus City Office.\nThe scene of Hawk investigating the Lodge's entrance is not a flashforward.\nWhen Cooper's Double kills Phyllis Hastings, a warping effect is added as a dark red shape seemingly leaves her head at the top right corner of the screen\nProduction errors\nWhen Sam is replacing the SD card, a shot shows him with the shirt he had the previous day.\nWhen at the Bang Bang, at the end of the episode, when cutting back and forth between Shelly, and James, Shelly is shown to be drinking beer out of a bottle, then she is shown to be drinking beer out of a can."


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"Owl Cave\nThe Owl Cave was a cave within Ghostwood National Forest, part of a chain of lava tubes connected to dormant volcanoes. Named for the many owls which inhabit it, it is significant for its ancient Native American petroglyphs, carved into its stone walls.\nHistory\nOwl Cave was long-known to natives, who carved a petroglyph into the cave's walls. Among the Native American tribes that used the cave were the Flathead tribe, who stored pelts, held meetings, and eluded their enemies inside. They would say that the cave was visited by the \"Beyond\" and that there were messages left there.\nThe cave was not discovered by settlers until the late nineteenth century when it was found by a man named Denver Bob Hobbes and his companion, Wayne Chance, according to Chance's journals.\nIn the 1920s, the cave became a popular locale for lovers to get away. One contemporary newspaper stated, \"There were enough hopes and dreams in that cave to make Ali Baba green with envy.\"In the spring of 1933, the Phelan Gang escaped into the cave after committing a robbery, but surrendered when the gang's leader, Milo Phelan became afraid of the dark and built a fire.\n"


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"In 1948, while on the campaign trail, President Harry S. Truman visited the cave, becoming an honorary member of the Flathead tribe. Shortly thereafter, the Circulars took control of the cave and attempted to rename the cave \"Elk Cave,\" but nobody outside of this group accepted the new moniker.\nUntil 1989, the cave no longer held much interest to any local individuals. That year, Owl Cave became a centerpiece in an investigation by the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBy accident, Deputy Andy Brennan struck a pickax at a petroglyph on the wall, while shooing an attacking owl away. The petroglyph that was struck operated a hidden mechanism and revealed a pole in the cache with another petroglyph on it. Windom Earle noted that the petroglyph on the pole was upside down, so he turned the pole to upright the symbol. Turning the symbol operated another hidden mechanism which toppled part of the cave wall to reveal the Owl Cave Map/Calendar.\nIt was found that the cave held secrets to entering the fabled Black Lodge.\nOwl Cave Map/Calendar\n\nAn ancient Native American petroglyph is carved into the stone wall of Owl Cave. "


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"It shows the location of the gateway to the Lodges. The gateway itself only exists at certain points in space and time, given by the details of the map and the calendar.\nOn the petroglyph (probably drawn by the Native Americans) can be seen:\nTwo humans, one tall and the other small.\nTwo mountains\nA waterfall\nA lake\nMany circles one being the sun and the other the moon.\nA circle of trees\nA fire with an upside down ring symbol inside which itself looks like one or two childishly drawn birds.\nBy superimposing the map with the map of Twin Peaks, especially bodies of water, the location to the gateway can be deduced. It is Glastonbury Grove, the circle of 12 sycamore trees.\nSome of the circles are planets, but the \"Four-H club\" is a superposition of Jupiter and Saturn astrological symbols, which indicates a precise planetary position: during the Jupiter and Saturn conjunction. The conjunction is associated with big changes in power and fortune, Jupiter being expensive in its influence and Saturn being contractive, the conjunction is an intensification with the potential for great changes.\n"


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"On the painting can also be seen a puddle of oil near the circle of trees. Oil is also an opening to the gateway.\nBehind the scenes\nWhen Windom Earle's computer makes part the glyph blinking red are the location of the White Tail Falls, Black Lake and Pearl Lakes from the Access Guide but it gives no indications of where Glastonbury Grove should be. Indeed, the drawing of the circle of trees is at the other side of where it is in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town.\nDespite dialogue, the circle only has eleven trees, not twelve.\nThe planets on the map seem to be:\n\u2645 Left to the human figures is Uranus\n\u2646 Above the small man is Neptune\n\u2642\ufe0e Left to the fire is Mars\n\u2643 Right to the fire is Jupiter\n\u2644 Right to the circle of trees is Saturn\n\u263f Left to the Sun is Mercury\n\u2640\ufe0e Right to the Sun is Venus\n\u2647 Next to the waterfall is Pluto\n\u2641 Next to the bottom symbol is Earth\nContrary to dialogue, there is no superposition of Jupiter and Uranus on the map.\n"


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"The symbol for conjunction is seen under the Sun and under the circle of trees.\nThe symbol at the top right and the bottom right are apparently lifted from petroglyphs from the Torrey Creek, Wind River, Wyoming inhabited by the Shoshone tribe. The bottom symbol is interpreted to be associated with wokaimumbic a giant man-eating owl from the Shoshone culture."


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"Palmer house\nPalmer house was the residence of the Palmer family of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nTo be added.\n\nWhen Cooper's doppelganger reached the portal to Fireman's home, arriving at the coordinates, he was transported to the Fireman's projection room. On the screen has shown the Palmer house.\nBehind the scenes\nIn Twin Peaks, a home at 534 S. Lewis Street in Monroe, Washington was used for the exterior of the Palmer home. In Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and Twin Peaks (2017), a house located at 708 33rd Street, Everett, Washington was used instead.\nIn the finale of The Return, the role of Alice Tremond, the owner of the Palmer house was performed by Mary Reber, the current owner of the home. Reber, who has no prior acting experience, was approached by Lynch about playing the role while he and his crew were doing some location scouting at the house in early 2015, a surprise offer she happily accepted.\nThe episode's final scenes outside the Palmer house were shot in the late hours of October 2 and the early hours of October 3, 2015. "


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"Paparazzi footage of the filming, plus reports of the screams that turned out to belong to Carrie Page, served as the first leaks from the set of the series. To prepare for the screams, members of the crew went door-to-door to warn homeowners about the filming.\nGallery\nThe house exterior in the original seriesPalmer house on the screen of the projection room"


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"Out of Sand\n\"Out of Sand\" was a song performed by Edward Louis Severson III at the Roadhouse in late 2016.\nLyrics\nCan't climb to heaven on the crossOne liar's promise drained the blood from my heartCame a message in the darkOffered the hand of a disembodied manWhile I still had the chanceBut now it's gone, goneAnd I am who I amWho I was I will never be againRunning out of sandI stare at my reflection to the boneBlurred eyes look back at meFull of blame and sympathySo, so closeRight roads not taken, the future's forsakenDropped like a fossil or stoneNow it's gone, goneAnd I am who I amWho I was I will never come againRunning out of sandA drunk octopus wants to fightFearful of dreams, there'll be no sleep tonightFine at dinner, dead by dessertVictim or witness, we're gonna get hurtA fragile existence with echoes of..."


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"One Stop\nOne Stop was a convenience store and gas station in Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nDuring their investigation into Laura Palmer's murder, FBI Agent Dale Cooper and the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department went to Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, located next to One Stop. Cooper remarked that according a dream he had, BOB and Mike lived above a convenience store. He then sent Deputy Andy Brennan to buy twine in the store.\nGallery\nOne Stop's gas pumps\nBehind the scenes\nIn the original script of \"Episode 4,\" the convenience store is named Twin Peaks Econo Shopper."


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"Odessa\nOdessa was a city in Texas where Dale Cooper arrived after crossing, where he found Carrie Page.\nHistory\nCooper reached Odessa, finding a coffee shop called Eat at Judy's. He went inside and asked the waitress serving him if there was another one who worked there, but he was told that it is the other waitress's day off. He spotted a group of men harassing the waitress and advises them to stop. They threatened him and he incapacitated two of them from his seat and had the other stand down. He had the waitress give him the other waitress's address as he placed the guns belonging to the men in the deep fryer, warning the staff that the heat could set off the guns. He left with the address.\nHe went to the waitress's home, spotting a utility pole outside with a number \"6\" attached to it. He knocked on the door and the waitress resembling Laura Palmer opened it, confused about his calling her Laura. She told him her name was Carrie Page, but he insists that she was Laura, and offers to take her home in Twin Peaks. "


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"Having already been needing to leave town, she agreed to go with him. As she got ready to leave, Cooper went inside, seeing a dead man on the couch and a white figurine of a horse."


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"Phyllis Hastings\nPhyllis Hastings was the wife of William Hastings.\nBiography\nPhyllis was having an affair with her and Bill's lawyer, George Bautzer.\nWhile in the zone with Ruth Davenport, William was attacked by several people who grabbed him around the neck and demanded to know Phyllis' name. Subsequently, Phyllis had an arrangement with Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nDetective Dave Macklay came to Phyllis' home to arrest her husband in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport, then later returned with a search warrant.\nAfter Bill could not be released on bail, she was allowed to briefly see her husband in his jail cell. He insisted that he was never in Ruth's apartment, but he had had a nightmare that night of being in her apartment. She then accused him of lying and having an affair with Ruth, which was followed by him stating his awareness of her affair with their lawyer, George, and possibly someone else as well. She gleefully taunted him with \"life in prison,\" then left rather pleased to be rid of Bill. "


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"As she was leaving, she informed the arriving George that Bill was aware of their affair, so requested he not walk her out, though they did plan on meeting at her house later that evening.\nWhen she returned home, Dale Cooper's doppelganger was waiting in the living room. He congratulated her, telling her that she \"followed human nature perfectly\", then proceeded to murder her with George's gun."


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"Part 16\nNot to be confused with Episode 16.\n\"Part 16\" is the sixteenth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the forty-sixth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on August 27, 2017.\nPlot\n\"No knock, no doorbell.\"\u2015Diane Evans\nCooper's doppelganger and Richard drive down a dirt road and make their way to the coordinates that were given to the doppelganger. Jerry sees them and watches as Richard inspects a rock the doppelg\u00e4nger insists two of the coordinates lead to. Realizing too late that it's a trap, Richard suddenly receives an electric shock and is disintegrated \u2014 the doppelganger says \"goodbye, my son.\"He then send a text reading, \u201d: - ) ALL\u201d and gets in his truck.\nHutch and Chantal wait in their van outside the Jones home. Two FBI cars arrive and the agents find that there is nobody home and they head to Lucky 7 Insurance.\nCooper lays comatose in a hospital bed, Janey-E and Sonny Jim at his side. Mullins arrives, followed by the Mitchum brothers and their assistants, who bring food, then offer to stock the Jones home.\n"


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"Gordon stands in the hotel at Buckhorn as the machines around him begin to buzz.\nJaney-E takes Sonny Jim to the bathroom, leaving Mullins alone with Cooper. He receives a call about the FBI agents at the insurance office, looking for \"Dougie.\"Hutch and Chantal sit in their van and idly chat as Agent Wilson and another agent return to the Jones home. A limo arrives followed by a bus, brought by the Mitchums, who go into the house. A Polish accountant approaches Hutch and Chantal, complaining that they are in his driveway. When they refuse to move, he pushes their van with his car. Chantal shoots at him and he returns fire. They then drive away and the accountant continues shooting, killing both of them. The FBI arrest the man as the Hutchens' van catches fire. The Mitchums watch the spectacle with confusion.\n\nMullins hears a noise in the hospital and follows it. Mike appears to Cooper as he wakes up, finally mentally and physically restored to his former self. He tells Cooper that his doppelganger did not return to the Lodge and gives him the ring. "


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"Cooper has Mike make another duplicate of himself with a strand of his hair, similar to the seed that Dougie Jones turned into. Janey-E and Sonny Jim arrive, followed by Mullins. Cooper announces that he is leaving the hospital and the doctor lets him go.\nCooper borrows Mullins' handgun and asks him to contact the Mitchum brothers to tell them that he is bringing his family to the Silver Mustang Casino and he needs a plane to Spokane. Cooper gives Mullins a message to read to Cole and he gives his farewells. Cooper leaves with the Jones family as the FBI arrives at the hospital.\nDiane smokes at the hotel bar and receives the text sent by Cooper's doppelganger. Unnerved, she \"remembers\" and responds with a series of numbers: 48551420117163956. She checks her handbag, revealing a gun before walking away from the bar and goes to Gordon, Albert, and Tammy and tells them about the night Cooper's doppelganger visited her.\nShe recounts the evening. A few years after Cooper's disappearance, the doppelg\u00e4nger abruptly showed up at her house \u2014 \u201cNo knock, no doorbell\u201d. "


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"While she was ecstatic to see him, the doppelganger only wished to know about the FBI's activities rather than speak about his own whereabouts. He leaned in to kiss her, but something went wrong and caused Diane to be fearful. He then smiled at her and raped her. Diane says that he then took her to an \"old gas station\" before suddenly declaring that she is in the sheriff's station. Diane becomes upset, saying \"I'm not me,\" and draws the gun in her purse. Albert and Tammy react in time, shooting her before she abruptly disappears. A horrified Tammy realizes Diane was a tulpa. Gordon questions what she meant by \"sheriff's station.\"Diane appears in the red room, where Mike tells her she was manufactured; she responds with \u201cI know. Fuck you.\u201c Her face breaks open, releasing black smoke and a seed before she disintegrates.\n\nCooper brings Janey-E and Sonny Jim to the casino and the Mitchums take notice of his different behavior. He tells Janey-E and Sonny Jim that he has to leave, but appreciates the time he spent with them. An emotional Sonny Jim doesn't understand; Cooper assures them one day \u201cDougie\u201d will come back to them. "


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"Janey-E realizes the man she believed to be Dougie isn't; she thanks him for his help and kisses him before he goes.\nCooper speaks to the Mitchum brothers about his actual identity on the way to the plane. Initially protesting that while they love Dougie Jones (whom they still think Cooper is), they are 'traditionally not welcome in such places or by such people' as law enforcement. Cooper agrees but asserts that the situation will be different, and that they have hearts of gold, to which Candie enthusiastically agrees.\n\nAt the Roadhouse, the MC welcomes Edward Louis Severson III, who performs \"Out of Sand.\"Audrey and Charlie arrive and order drinks at the bar; while Charlie toasts to them, Audrey stubbornly toasts to Billy. The MC then introduces \"Audrey's Dance\" and the floor clears for her to dance; the crowd sways back and forth to the song as Audrey dances sensually like she used to during her teenage years. A jealous husband cracks a bottle over another person's head, starting a fight. Audrey runs to Charlie, asking him to get her out \u2014 suddenly she finds herself in a white room, looking at a mirror. She begins to panic.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as\nDale Cooper\nDale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nRichard Bucher as Man Hit with Bottle\nScott Cameron as Throwing Man\nJonny Coyne as Polish Accountant\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nOwain Rhys Davies as Agent Wilson\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nJay R. Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nBellina Logan as Female Doctor\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nClark Middleton as Charlie\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nJR Starr as MC\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nEddie Vedder as Edward Louis Severson III\nStunt Double:\nKoby Azarly\nCassidy Vick Hice\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Night Electricity Theme\"\nWritten and performed by Dean Hurley\nPublished by Team Hurley (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Downtown Music Publishing\n\"Out of Sand\"\nWritten and performed by Eddie Vedder\nRecorded by John Burton\nJump-Site Studio, Seattle\nCourtesy of Seattle Surf Co. LLC\n\"American Woman (David Lynch Remix)\"\nWritten by Kallie North, Jessyca Wilson, Jason White, and Butch Walker\nPerformed by Muddy Magnolias\nPublished by Warner, Chappell, Hanging Vine (BMI), EMI April Music Inc. (ASCAP)"


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"R. Crumb Sketch Book\nR. Crumb Sketch Book: Nov. 1974 to Jan. 1978 was a favorite book of Toad. A copy was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThis sketchbook is one of a series featuring works by American cartoonist Robert Crumb."


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"Physical education teacher\nAn unidentified physical education teacher was present at Twin Peaks High School's cheerleading tryouts in March 1989.\nBiography\nAt the tryouts, the teacher was shocked to see the adult Nadine Hurley among the students hoping to be a cheerleader. Nevertheless, she had Nadine perform a tumbling routine. Nadine then performed a corkscrew, throwing a boy across the field."


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"Ralph\nRalph was a boy from Twin Peaks, Washington.\nWhile driving past the Double R Diner with Carrie and Russ, Ralph took out a handgun from a box that Carrie had unwittingly stashed in back and fired out of the car, through the window of the Double R Diner. They stopped their car in the road, causing a traffic jam, and Carrie screamed at Russ for not telling her about the gun. When Deputy Briggs arrived to assess the situation, Ralph stared at him silently."


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"References to popular culture in Twin Peaks\nThe Twin Peaks franchise often makes references to various elements of popular culture:\nReal-world events and people\nDale Bartholomew Cooper is named after D. B. Cooper.\nSheriff Harry S. Truman is named after the United States president of the same name and also after the Harry Truman who refused to leave his lodge during the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens.\nThe name \"Bob\" is a reference to Bob's Big Boy, a restaurant where David Lynch ordered the same lunch every day for several years.\nLaura Palmer's story is inspired by Marilyn Monroe, probably due to Mark Frost and David Lynch's first collaboration when trying to adapt her biography Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe. Most specifically, Laura mentions in her diary that she is going to \"tell the world about Ben Horne\" while Monroe stated she would tell the world about the \"famous and important man she is having an affair with.\"Days after both Laura and Monroe wrote these in their diaries, they were found dead. Agent Cooper also displays a curiosity of the nature of Monroe's relationship with John F. Kennedy.\n"


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"In his drug-induced state, Garland Briggs confuses his name with Judy Garland.\nHarold Smith is inspired by the real-life person Arthur Crew Inman.\nDr. Lawrence Jacoby has many similarities with ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna.\nIn the pilot, Jacoby mishears Cooper's name as Gary Cooper.\nNorma Jennings mentions Tammy Wynette in the pilot.\nBen and Jerry are named after the ice cream Ben & Jerry's.\nIn Episode 6, Blackie tells Cooper that he looks like Cary Grant.\nAfter Cooper is shot, he tells Diane that he wishes he cracked the Lindbergh kidnapping.\nBen Horne does a re-enactment of the American Civil War. During this time, he believes himself to be General Robert E. Lee, confuses Jerry for Jeb Stuart and muses about Stonewall Jackson. This culminates in a re-enactment of the surrender at Appomattox, though the North surrenders instead of the South. During the surrender, Jacoby played General Ulysses S. Grant and Jerry played Wilmer McLean.\nIn Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Laura refers to her parents as \"Fred and Ginger.\"In Part 1, Andy says that his and Lucy's son was born on the same day as Marlon Brando.\nThe Trinity nuclear test is portrayed in Part 8.\n"


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"Leland Palmer is named for famed actress/dancer Leland Palmer, star of All That Jazz.\nLiterature\nCooper is supposed to be a modern Sherlock Holmes.\nReverse speech comes from Moonchild by Aleister Crowley.\nBen recites Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 to Blackie.\nCyril Pons is named after Solar Pons, a Sherlock Holmes pastiche character.\nJohn Justice Wheeler says that he has a photo of \"Audrey Horne as Heidi.\"The White and Black Lodge's mythos is lifted from Psychic Self-Defense.\nThe concept of the White and Black Lodge, especially Windom Earle's line about dugpas in Episode 27, is inspired by Devil's Guard.\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department has occult signs hanging on strings when investigating the Lodges: the sign of Belial is in episode 28 and the sign of Asmodeus in the scene when Cooper's hand is shaking in episode 27, both from Lesser Key of Solomon.\nIn the pilot episode, Joey Paulson refers to Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson as \"Mutt and Jeff\".\nWhen Audrey Horne is hired at One Eyed Jacks, she gives her name as Hester Prynne, the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.\n"


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"Denver Bob Hobbes from The Secret History of Twin Peaks shares his name with a character from The List of Seven, also by Mark Frost.\nWindom Earle gives Shelley's poem, \"Love's Philosophy\" to Shelly, Donna, and Audrey.\nFilm\nThe name \"Rancho Rosa\" is a reference to one of Mark Frost's favourite 1970's film. Although, he was probably mistakenly referring to True Confessions (1981) featuring a housing development called \"Rancho Rosa.\"Twin Peaks' logo is very much like the neon billboard sign of the Twin Oaks motel in 1946 film The Postman Always Rings Twice.\nLaura Palmer's first name comes from the 1944 film Laura, which in turn was based on the 1943 novel of the same name. The veterinarian Dr. Bob Lydecker and the myna bird named Waldo are references to the character Waldo Lydecker.\nOne Eyed Jacks is named after the movie One-Eyed Jacks by Marlon Brando. Donna Hayward references the film when Audrey Horne tells her about the brothel.\nMaddy Ferguson is named after the characters John \"Scottie\" Ferguson and Madeleine in the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock film Vertigo. Furthermore, Sheryl Lee portrays both a blonde and a brunette characters in Twin Peaks. "


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"In Vertigo, Kim Novak plays two characters, a blonde and a brunette.\nJames Hurley and Donna Hayward are inspired by the characters Jim and Judy from Rebel Without a Cause.\nThe insurance agent Mr. Neff is named after the character Walter Neff from the 1944 film Double Indemnity who has the same profession.\nGordon Cole is named after a minor character from Sunset Boulevard, which David Lynch theorizes to be named after Gordon St. and Cole Av. which cross the real life Sunset Blvd. Cooper watches a part of the film in Part 15.\nJoe Fielding is from Fairvale but there is no actual Fairvale in the United States, and thus may be a reference to the town from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and the Robert Bloch novel it was based on.\nHarley Peyton named Windom Earle after actor William Windom and the character Roy Earle from the 1941 film High Sierra.\nThe Blue Monkey from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me may be a reference to The Wizard of Oz movie.\nEvelyn Marsh's subplot is lifted from Angel Face.\nLynch, Frost and Tony Krantz rented a screening room in Beverly Hills and watched the 1957 film Peyton Place for inspiration. "


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"Russ Tamblyn also performed in this movie.\nLynch reused the floor pattern of Eraserhead for the Red Room.\nThe elderly waiter says \"Thank Ya Kindly\" and whoops like an Indian as his performer Hank Worden did in The Searchers.\nRichard Beymer portrayed Mike Pulaski in the 1962 film Bachelor Flat, which might be the origin of Ronette Pulaski's last name.\nThe lyrics of the song \"Sycamore Trees\" of Episode 29, are an exact copy of some lines from an old Lynch script of Ronny Rocket (which are missing from the later scripts called Ronnie Rocket).\nAs a youth, Dale Cooper had a poster of James Stewart in the film The FBI Story.\nIn Part 6, Red asks Richard Horne if he has ever seen The King and I.\nWhen Albert is caught in the rain in Part 6, he insults Gene Kelly in reference to the 1952 film, Singin' in the Rain, co-directed by and starring Kelly.\nIn Part 17, Albert likens Special Agent Randall Headley to the Marx Brothers.\nArt\nEdward Hopper's paintings are an inspiration for Twin Peaks' aesthetics.\nThe imagery of the Red Room seems to be inspired by Francis Bacon's Seated Figure, 1961.\n"


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"Television\nThe one-armed man named Philip Gerard is a reference to similarly-named Lt. Philip Gerard from The Fugitive, who was looking for Richard Kimble, who was himself looking for a one-armed man.\nThe Man from Another Place was inspired by the character of Dr. Loveless on the 1965-1969 TV series The Wild Wild West.\nThe room service waiter's first scene seems to be lifted from an episode of Hill Street Blues by Mark Frost.\nCooper being shot at the end of the first season may be a reference to the famous \"Who shot JR?\"cliffhanger from Dallas.\nTheatre\nThe relationship between Windom Earle and Leo Johnson is a reference to Beckett's Endgame.\nIn Episode 13, Leland Palmer sings \"Getting to Know You\" from The King and I, which Pete Martell identifies as such.\nIn the same episode, Pete mentions that Fiddler on the Roof made him \"weep like a little baby.\"In addition to Sonnet 18, several of William Shakespeare's plays are referenced:\nWhen Ben goes to see the \"new girl\" (Audrey) at One Eyed Jacks in Episode 7, he partially quotes Prospero in Act IV, Scene I of The Tempest.\n"


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"Ben says \"This is such stuff that dreams are made of,\" while the line from the play is \"We are such stuff as dreams are made on.\"Major Briggs' line in Episode 16, \"there's more in heaven and earth than is dreamt up in our philosophy\" is taken from the line, \"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy,\" in Act I, Scene V of Hamlet.\nWhen watching his childhood movie in Episode 18, Ben recites some of Richard III's monologue in Act I, Scene I of Shakespeare's Richard III.\nIn Episode 19, when Dick Tremayne is taken by the beauty of Lana Budding Milford, he begins quoting Romeo in Act I, Scene V of Romeo and Juliet. Doctor Hayward joins him in reciting the line.\nIn Episode 21, during his Civil War re-enactment, Ben quotes the title character in Act IV, Scene III of Henry V.\nMusic\nIn Part 1, Ben and Jerry both quote the Aretha Franklin version of the song \"Respect.\""


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"Gordon Cole is whistling a song in Part 7, but it is difficult to distinguish if it is Rammstein's \"Engel\" or the theme from Fellini's Amarcord composed by Nino Rota.\nIn Part 14, while explaining his glove to James, Freddie Sykes quotes the Beatles song, \"A Day in the Life.\"Incorrectly regarded as cultural references\nContrary to popular belief, Hank Jennings' prisoner number is not 24601, like Jean Valjean in Les Mis\u00e9rables, but 8464257."


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"Preston King\nPreston King was an officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who was involved with Jean Renault's drug business.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, King entered the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station with FBI Special Agent Roger Hardy, who informed Special Agent Dale Cooper of his suspension from the FBI.\nHe observed as Hardy questioned Cooper in relation to his visits to One Eyed Jacks and told the latter that he had interfered in a drug bust operation, leading to suspicion that Cooper was involved in the drug trade.\nBack in Canada, King was introduced to Ernie Niles by Jean Renault, who announced to him that Niles was the new broker in the drug operation. He brought in a supply of drugs to frame Agent Cooper and Niles went to the casino with Hank Jennings. King expressed his doubt in Niles, finding him to be too nervous.\nAt a drug buy at Dead Dog Farm with Ernie and a buyer from Seattle, smoke emitted from Ernie's shirt, revealing him to have been wearing a wire. King and Renault held the men at gunpoint until Agent Cooper came, offering himself in exchange for the two.\n"


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"Later, King watched as the farmhouse was surrounded by lawmen, suggesting that he and Renault run. Wishing to diffuse the situation, he saw a woman dressed as a waitress approach the house. She \u2013 DEA agent Denise Bryson \u2013 was allowed entry and subdued King while providing a gun to Cooper, which was used to kill Renault.\nBehind the scenes\nKing was played by Gavan O'Herlihy, the son of Dan O'Herlihy, who played Andrew Packard.\nThe character's name is derived from the radio and television series, Challenge of the Yukon, later retitled Sergeant Preston of the Yukon. The name 'Preston' is taken from the series' protagonist, Sgt. Frank Preston, and 'King' from his Alaskan husky sidekick, Yukon King."


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"Pilot\nNot to be confused with Episode 1 or Part 1.\n\"Pilot\" (also known as \"Northwest Passage\") is the premiere episode of Twin Peaks, which aired on ABC on April 8, 1990. It was written by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, and directed by Lynch.\nThe International Pilot is a self-contained version of the episode that contains twenty minutes of extra footage that solves the murder. This version was filmed in case the show was not picked up as a series, and instead released as a television movie.\nA 4K transfer of both versions was released as part of Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nPlot\n\"Welcome to Twin Peaks. My name is Margaret Lanterman. I live in Twin Peaks. I am known as the Log Lady. There is a story behind that. There are many stories in Twin Peaks. Some of them are sad, some funny. Some of them are stories of madness, of violence. Some are ordinary. Yet they all have about them a sense of mystery - the mystery of life.Sometimes, the mystery of death. The mystery of the woods. "


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"The woods surrounding Twin Peaks.To introduce this story, let me just say it encompasses the all-- it is beyond the \"fire\", though few would know that meaning. It is a story of many, but begins with one - and I knew her.The one leading to the many is Laura Palmer. Laura is the one.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989 in the Washington town of Twin Peaks, Pete Martell leaves his home\u2014the Blue Pine Lodge, where he lives with his wife Catherine Martell and her sister-in-law, Josie Packard\u2014to go fishing. However, he notices an object by the shore, and when he approaches it, he discovers that it is a dead body wrapped in plastic.\n\nHe calls the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where he is transferred by receptionist Lucy Moran to Sheriff Harry S. Truman. He informs Truman of his discovery and the sheriff makes his way to Martell's home, telling Lucy to have Doctor Will Hayward and Deputy Andy Brennan\u2014Lucy's on-and-off boyfriend\u2014meet him there.\nAfter the deputy breaks down crying whilst taking pictures of the scene, Truman and Hayward turn over the body, discovering that it is Laura Palmer, a popular high school student.\n\n"


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"Laura's mother, Sarah calls for her to come down. After receiving no answer, she searches the house for her daughter but does not find her. She calls the home of Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs. She asks Bobby's mother Betty if their children were together, but she does not know. Betty gives Sarah the phone number to the school's field office to possibly reach Bobby, as he was supposed to be at football practice. Sarah calls the field office, reaching the football coach, Max Hartman, who tells her that Bobby had not yet shown up for practice and had been late for several weeks straight.\nAudrey Horne leaves for school from her home at the Great Northern Hotel, and her father, Benjamin Horne discusses the Ghostwood Development Project with Leland Palmer, Laura's father. They plan to take over the Packard Sawmill land and to have a group of Norwegian businessmen led by Sven Jorgenson and accompanied by a translator to invest in the project. Palmer is then taken aside by hotel concierge Julie for a phone call from his wife, clearly worried about Laura and he tries to calm her. However, he sees Sheriff Truman enter the hotel to see him. "


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"He makes the connection and realizes that his daughter is dead. Sarah wails as she hears this through the phone and the parents both have a breakdown.\n\nHeidi shows up late to work at the Double R Diner as Shelly Johnson and Bobby leave together, their secret relationship being suspected by the diner's owner, Norma Jennings. Bobby plays music on the jukebox before leaving. Bobby takes Shelly home, but decides to drop her off from a distance, as he notices that her husband Leo's truck is parked in the driveway, despite Shelly telling him Leo was out of town. Bobby frantically leaves after letting Shelly out.\nTruman takes Leland to Calhoun Memorial Hospital to confirm the identity of the body, which he does and breaks down into tears.\nAt school, Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward goes to her locker, and looks at the nearby Audrey, amused by her smoking. James Hurley then approaches Donna, asking if she had seen Laura yet and commenting that it was a \"nice day for a picnic.\"Bobby then arrives and is informed that he is wanted in the office, and his best friend Mike Nelson confirms that something had happened.\n\n"


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"Laura's homeroom teacher Margaret Honeycutt takes roll and state trooper G. McMickle briefly speaks to her that an announcement of Laura's death would be made. Donna and James then realize what has happened, the former beginning to cry.\nBobby tells deputies Andy and Hawk of his activities the previous night and earlier in the morning, and Truman sits down with them, informing Bobby of Laura's death. Bobby is stunned by the news, insisting that he loved her, and is taken in for questioning. Principal George Wolchezk then announces Laura's death to the school and cancels classes for the day.\nThe sheriff's department asks Mrs. Palmer about Laura's activities the previous night, Sarah confirming that she last saw her daughter around 9:00 and that she later had a phone call. Hawk searches Laura's room, finding a diary and a camcorder. Andy then informs Sheriff Truman of a call that came in from mill worker Janek Pulaski, reporting his daughter Ronette missing.\n\nAt the mill, Josie and Catherine fight, as Josie wishes to shut the mill down for the day due to the murder and disappearance. Pete takes Josie's side, shutting down the mill.\n"


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"A dazed Ronette is then discovered on a bridge, dirty and bruised, with tattered clothes and rope around her wrists.\nJames goes to his uncle Ed Hurley's gas station and gives him a note to give Donna, requesting her to meet him at the Roadhouse later in the evening. Ed's wife, Nadine then tells him to pick up a set of drapes she ordered.\n\nFederal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Dale Cooper arrives in the town at 11:30 AM and makes his way to the hospital to meet Sheriff Truman, informing him that the FBI would be taking over Ronette's case and requests his cooperation. They go to see Ronette who is attended by Doctor Louise Shelvy, and is unresponsive, but utters the words, \"don't go there.\"The special agent and sheriff enter an elevator with a one-armed man, then encounter eccentric psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. Jacoby tells them that Laura was his patient and he wished to assist them in examining the body, but this was denied. In addition, he said that Laura's parents did not know that she was his patient.\n"


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"In the morgue, after the attendant Jim left, Agent Cooper examines Laura's body, finding a small piece of paper with the letter 'R' underneath her left ring fingernail.\nDonna goes to the gas station, where Ed gives her the note left by James. However, Mike\u2014her boyfriend\u2014arrives and angrily tells her to go to the sheriff's station to support Bobby. Nadine then commands Ed to hang up her drapes.\nBack at the station, Cooper examines what was found in Laura's room. Inside the diary, he finds a safety deposit key in a small plastic envelope also containing a white powder, which he suspects to be cocaine. However, Sheriff Truman has his doubts, due to Laura's character. Also in the diary was a statement that she was nervous about meeting \"J.\"Andy and a group of other lawmen discover the murder scene, an old train car. Andy requests that Lucy not tell Harry that he cried.\nCooper then questions Bobby, asking of his activities with her the previous night, and a fight they had the previous week. They then watch a tape found in Laura's camcorder of Laura and Donna at a picnic. "


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"Cooper states that Laura had been seeing someone else, though Bobby insists that he does not know the identity of \"J.\"Audrey mischievously goes to the Norwegian businessmen and tells them of the murder.\nBobby is let go and he goes to Mike as Donna is being questioned. They then plan to find the biker whose name starts with the letter 'J.'Donna is questioned by Cooper, but she insists that a female hiker took the video found on the camcorder. The agent lets her go and Lucy comes with Harry to tell Cooper that she overheard Bobby and Mike discuss the biker. However, Dale shows them that he already figured this out, having found a bike reflected in Laura's eye in the video.\nJames sits next to his bike at the picnic spot. The Norwegians then leave Twin Peaks after being told of Laura's murder.\nCooper and Truman go to the train car where they find a bloodied hammer, rag, half of a heart-shaped necklace, and a note written in blood that reads, \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\"James continues to sit and he observes the other half of the necklace.\n"


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"Audrey sits with her mother as her older brother Johnny hits his head against a dollhouse, wanting Laura to be there, as she was his tutor.\nCooper and Truman go to the bank with Laura's safety deposit box, following the employee Alice Brady. Inside, they find a copy of Flesh World and over $10,000. In the magazine, they find a photo of Ronette Pulaski, confirming a connection with Laura. Also inside is a photo of Leo Johnson's truck.\nLeo observes the ashtray at his home and questions Shelly why there is more than one brand of cigarettes inside. He tells her to start smoking only one brand, threatening that he will break her neck if she does not comply.\nNorma calls Ed, wishing to meet him at the Roadhouse, while Nadine opens and closes her drapes.\nCooper leads a town meeting, informing them of the FBI's investigation of Laura's murder, as it is believed to be linked to the murder of Teresa Banks the previous year, and the killer may be a citizen of Twin Peaks. A curfew is put into effect for citizens under 18 years of age.\n"


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"Doctor Hayward tells his wife, Eileen about the murder, including unreleased information about the necklace, and that the lawmen were searching for the other half, possibly in the killer's possession. Donna overhears this and sneaks out, requesting her sister, Harriet cover for her. Bobby and Mike then come looking for Donna. Doctor Hayward goes up to get her, discovering that she is gone. He requests they help search for her. They head up to the roadhouse. Lucy then patches a call from Hayward to Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper, informing them of Donna's absence while they stakeout the roadhouse. Truman puts out an all-points-bulletin for her.\n\nAt the roadhouse, a singer sings \"Falling\" as Ed and Norma discuss their plans to leave their respective spouses so they can be together. Bobby and Mike then arrive as the singer performs \"The Nightingale.\"Joey Paulson and Scotty observe their arrival as Donna shows up as well. Cooper then has Truman call in backup and report that Donna had been found. When Donna goes inside, Mike aggressively goes to her, sparking a barfight. Bobby knocks out Ed, and other patrons get involved as Joey escorts Donna away from the fight. "


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"They ride off with Cooper and Truman in pursuit.\nThe lawmen eventually lose the trail until they hear motorcycle engines. Joey takes Donna to James, and James tells her about Laura the previous night, that she was as if she were a completely different person. As James breaks down crying, Donna tries to calm him and they end up kissing. They hear sirens, then decide to bury James' half of the necklace.\nJames starts to take Donna home until they are stopped by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman. James is taken into custody for questioning while Donna is released to her father, but her presence is requested for more questioning the next morning.\n\nCooper and Truman sit down for donuts and the sheriff recommends that the FBI man stay at the Great Northern Hotel.\nTruman goes to the Blue Pine Lodge to see Josie, his lover. Catherine informs Benjamin Horne of the sheriff's arrival and they plan to meet. Harry and Josie look out on where Laura's body was found, supposing that the murder must have happened 24 hours prior.\n"


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"As Sarah Palmer rests, she is suddenly frightened by a vision of a gloved hand digging up James' half of the necklace.\nAlternate ending\nNote: This ending is only seen in the International Pilot, which contains all previous scenes, except with an alteration on the final one.\nSarah Palmer screams as she remembers seeing a gray-haired man crouched at the foot of Laura's bed. Deputy Hawk sketches the picture of the man. The One-Armed Man phones Cooper to tell him that Laura's killer is in the hospital.\nThe One-Armed Man meets Cooper, Harry, and Andy in the morgue where Laura's corpse was. He tells them that the light doesn't work because of the transformer is bad and then recites the Fire Walk With Me chant. He explains that he and the killer were living among the people, above a convenience store. He then tells that his name is Mike and that the killer is Bob. He then answers to Coop that he was in the hospital because he was searching for Bob who sometimes likes to walk among the injured of the species and that he has been searching for him for over a year. "


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"He says that he too was touched by the devilish one with a tattoo on his left shoulder but that after seeing the face of god he cut his entire arm off. Two sketches are then shown to him and he recognizes the second one sketched by Hawk as being Bob. He then tells the group that he is in the basement.\n\nCooper and Harry confront Killer Bob in the basement while he is doing a ritual with 12 candles in a circle. Bob is disappointed by not seeing Mike, wanting to sing with him again but nonetheless speak to his absent partner, asking if he hears him and recounting a pursuit with someone that he caught with \"his death bag\". Mike sneaks in the shadow of the door frame, unnoticed by anyone. Bob explains that the letters were going to spell his proper name \"Robert\", he gleefully admits to murdering Teresa Banks who had the \"T\" (and by extension Laura) and vows to kill again. Mike immediately bursts in after this promise and shoots Bob to death with his own gun, before suffering a heart attack and dying. "


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"The twelve candles put out themselves as Cooper says to \"make a wish\".\nTwenty-five years later, Cooper finds himself in a red room. Also there are a little man and Laura Palmer, who whispers something into Cooper's ear.\nDeleted/extended scenes\n\"Cooper and Donna Talk About Picnic\"\nMike and Donna argue in the sheriff's station until Cooper comes to retrieve the latter for her interview.\n\"Picnic\"\nExtended version of Laura and Donna's picnic that was filmed by James.\n\"Cooper and Truman at Gazebo\"\nBefore the town meeting, Cooper and Truman walk at the city square, the former being fascinated by the gazebo, as he has apparently only seen them in pictures. He further becomes fascinated by a Douglas fir bear carving and hedges.\n\"Mayor's Speech\"\nAt the town meeting, Mayor Milford tries to make a speech and wonders if the microphone is on. Sheriff Truman adjusts the microphone and Milford makes an address to the citizens about Laura's death.\n\"Lucy and Raccoons\"\nExtended scene, where after Truman recommends Cooper to the Great Northern, Lucy tells Harry that a prowler was reported by Josie at the Blue Pine Lodge. When he blames raccoons, Lucy begins telling a story she is reminded of.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Katherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nFeaturing\nTroy Evans as George Wolchezk\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nRodney Harvey as Biker Scotty\nSheryl Lee as Laura\nRobert Davenport as Johnny Horne\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Morgan\nJessica Wallenfels as Harriet Hayward\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nRoberta Maguire as Maria Pulaski (credit only)\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronnette Pulaski\nFrank Roberts as Father Hutchings (credit only)\nBrett Vadset as Joey\nDavid Wasman as Gilman White\nJane Jones as Margaret Honeycutt\nTawnya Pettiford-Waites as Dr. Shelvy\nShelly Henning as Alice Brady\nDorothy Roberts as Mrs. Jackson\nJulee Cruise as Girl Singer\nArnie Stenseth as Sven Jorgenson\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nRick Tutor as Janek Pulaski\nMarjorie Nelson as Janice Hogan\nBen DiGregorio as Max Hartman\nDiane Caldwell as Hotel Employee\nCatherine Coulson as The Log Lady\nAl Strobel as One-Armed Man\nUncredited\nJim (Last Name Unknown) as Jim, the Morgue Attendant\nJoseph L. Altruda as Band at Roadhouse\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place (international version only)\nDan Bixler as Fred Truax\nDavid Boushey as State Trooper #2\nSteve Buckley as Stunt Double\nEd Egerdahl as Interpreter\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons (voice)\nSteven Hodges as Band at Roadhouse\nSmokey Hormel as Band at Roadhouse\nBob Riebe as Bob, Hotel Employee\nFrank Silva as BOB\nJoseph 'Simon' Szeibert as Band at Roadhouse\nWilliam Ungerman as Band at Roadhouse\nLaurel Anne White as Johnny Horne's nurse\nunknown performer as Dancing student\nunknown performer as Terry Franklin\nunknown performer as Martha Grimes\nunknown performer as State Trooper #1\nunknown performer as screaming girl\nunknown performer as switchman\nProduction staff\nProduction Designer: Patricia Norris\nDirector of Photography: Ron Garcia\nEdited by Duwayne R. Dunham\nMusic Composed & Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProduced by David J. Latt\nWritten by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDirected by David Lynch\nExecutive Producers:\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nAssociate Producer: Monty Montgomery\nCasting by Johanna Ray\nUnit Production Manager: Eugene Mazzola\n1st Assistant Director: Margaux Mackay\n2nd Assistant Director: Carol L. Vitkay\nCamera Operator: Sean Doyle\nFirst Assistant Camera: Thomas Klines\nOrchestrations: Angelo Badalamenti\nSet Decorator: Leslie Morales\nOn Set Dresser: Frank Silva\nConstruction Coordinator: Charles Armstrong\nProperty Master/Special Effects: Greg McMickle\nScenic Artist: Gretchen Armstrong\nScenic Painter, WA (uncredited): Steven LaRose\nCostume Designer: Patricia Norris\nSound Mixer: James Pilcher\nBoom: Robert Marts\nSound Effects Recordist: John Wentworth\nGaffer: James Blair\nKey Grip: Mark Davis\nSeattle Casting: Susan Dixon\nExtra Casting: White Light Casting, Inc.\n"


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"Script Supervisor: Sharon West\nLocation Manager: Julie Duvic\nTransportation Coordinator: John \"J.D.\"Yarbrough\nProduction Supervisor: Deborah LeFaive\nProduction Accountant: Nowell B. Grossman\nStunt Coordinator: David Boushey\nBiker Coordinator: Jeff Ferrell\nProduction Coordinator: Denyse Hurley\nLos Angeles Coordinator: Joseph Montrone\nAssistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\nTechnical Consultant: Richard B. Whitaker\nAssociate Editor: Jay Ignaszewski\nAssistant Editors:\nBrian Berdan\nMichael Altman\nApprentice Editor: Tim Bare\nPost Production Supervisor: Ute Leonhardt\nSound Design: Douglas Murray\nMusic Editor: David Slusser\nRe-Recording Mixers:\nMark Berger\nDavid Parker\n\"The Nightingale\"\nLyric by David Lynch\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\n\"Falling\"\nLyric by David Lynch\nMusic by Angelo Badalamenti\n\"The Nightingale\" and \"Falling\"\nPerformed by Julee Cruise\nCourtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.\nBy Arrangement with Warner Special Products\nTitles & Opticals by Pacific Title\nTitle Design by Awest\nColor by CFI\nSound Editing & Stereo Mix: Saul Zaentz Film Center\nNotes\nThe population of Twin Peaks is 51,201 due to a request from ABC Network. They felt that a town of 5,120 (the original population) was too small and unrelatable. "


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"This was one of the few changes that the network made regarding the original pilot - as revealed by Mark Frost in an appearance with the cast in New York City in September 1990.\nThis episode takes place on Friday, February 24, 1989\nAgent Cooper mentions an agent named \"Sam\" who doesn't seem to be on the ball. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me features Special Agent Sam Stanley, a specialist who investigates the murder of Teresa Banks. However, it is unconfirmed whether the characters are one and the same.\nIn the final scene, where Sarah Palmer has an upsetting vision, one can briefly make out the reflection of Set Decorator Frank Silva in the mirror behind her. When this was called to Lynch's attention on the set, he was overjoyed and shouted \"PERFECT!\"This is how Frank Silva was chosen to play the character of Killer BOB.\nDue to a contractual obligation, Lynch was forced to shoot an alternate ending to the pilot, which wrapped up the story quickly. This version is referred to as the International Pilot. Released on video in Europe (and a few years later, the US). "


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"Much of the footage of the red room was re-edited and used to great effect in Episode 2 in a dream sequence along with some of the hospital scenes of Mike and Bob. The scenes with Cooper, Harry, Lucy, Hawk, and Andy were not reused as well as the one of Mike shooting Bob but they are still mentioned by Cooper when recounting his dream in Episode 3. This implies that all new footage of this version is retconned as part of Cooper's dream.\nThe Pilot episode, with the \"European\" ending, was exhibited in some countries in cinemas. It played in a number of film festivals including the Seminci.\nThis two-hour special originally aired as an ABC Sunday Night Movie.\nWhen Twin Peaks was rerun on the Bravo cable network in 1993, David Lynch wrote new introductions for each episode that were performed by Catherine Coulson as The Log Lady.\nThe pilot features an extended opening title sequence, with more shots of the Packard Mill than usual. All the \"Guest Starring,\" writing, producing, editing and directing credits also run during the main title sequence. The title font is also slightly different than what would be used in the series.\n"


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"The pilot episode was nominated for eight Emmy Awards in 1990, including best drama, best writing, best directing, best production design, best actor (MacLachlan), best director, and best supporting actress (Laurie and Fenn). Duwayne Dunham won the Emmy for best editing and Patricia Norris won for best costume design for this episode.\nIn this episode, Julee Cruise sings \"Falling\" and \"The Nightingale\", like all the original songs in Twin Peaks they have the music composed by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics written by David Lynch. Both songs appeared on Cruise's 1989 album Floating into the Night, which also featured her song \"Mysteries of Love,\" which was recorded for Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet.\nConception and writing\nDavid Lynch and Mark Frost pitched the idea to ABC during the time of Writers Guild of America, East strike in 1988 in a ten-minute meeting with the network's drama head, Chad Hoffman, with nothing more than this image and a concept. According to the director, the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer was initially going to be in the foreground, but would recede gradually as viewers got to know the other townsfolk and the problems they were having. "


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"Lynch and Frost wanted to mix a police investigation with a soap opera.\nABC liked the idea, and asked Lynch and Frost to write a screenplay for the pilot episode. Frost wrote more verbal characters, like Benjamin Horne, while Lynch was responsible for Agent Dale Cooper. According to the director, \"He says a lot of the things I say\". Originally, the show was entitled Northwest Passage and set in North Dakota, but the fact that a town called Northwest Passage really exists prompted a revision in the script. They filmed the pilot for $1.8 million with an agreement with ABC that they would shoot an additional \"ending\" to it so that it could be sold directly to video in Europe as a feature if the TV show was not picked up. However, even though ABC's Bob Iger liked the pilot, he had a tough time persuading the rest of the network brass. Iger suggested showing it to a more diverse, younger group, who liked it, and the executive subsequently convinced ABC to buy seven episodes at $1.1 million apiece. "


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"Some executives figured that the show would never get on the air, believing it would meet negative reviews from viewers and critics alike. However, Iger planned to schedule it for the spring. The final showdown occurred during a bi-coastal conference call between Iger and a room full of New York executives; Iger won, and Twin Peaks was on the air.\nRatings\nRating: 21.7/33; Number 1 for the night, number 5 for the week.\nThe two-hour pilot was the highest-rated movie for the 1989\u20131990 season with a 22 rating and was viewed by 33% of the audience. In Los Angeles, Twin Peaks became the seventh most-watched show of the week earning 29% of viewers, while the most-watched show being Married... With Children which gathered 34% of viewers. The following episode, \"Traces to Nowhere\" would start with a significant drop in ratings. Various medias such as The New York Times and local radio stations announced that the show had managed to grow a cult following. According to a local radio station, many viewers were \"offended with some of the sexual overtones or the eating sequence\".\n"


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"In the 1990 Emmy Awards, the pilot episode was nominated for six awards, including \"Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series\" for David Lynch, \"Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series\" for Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper, and \"Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series\" for Mark Frost and Lynch. The pilot won two awards, Patricia Norris won the \"Outstanding Costume Design for a Series\" and Duwayne Dunham won the \"Outstanding Editing for a Series - Single Camera Production\". According to the Internet Movie Database, the pilot received a Peabody Award in 1990.\nCritical reception\nBefore the two-hour pilot premiered on TV, a screening was held at the Museum of Broadcasting in Hollywood. Media analyst and advertising executive Paul Schulman said, \"I don't think it has a chance of succeeding. It is not commercial, it is radically different from what we as viewers are accustomed to seeing, there's no one in the show to root for.\"Initially, the show's Thursday night time slot was not a good one for soap operas as both Dynasty and its short-lived spin-off The Colbys did poorly. Twin Peaks was also up against the hugely successful sitcom, Cheers. "


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"Initially, the show received a positive response from TV critics. Tom Shales, in the Washington Post, wrote, \"Twin Peaks disorients you in ways that small-screen productions seldom attempt. It's a pleasurable sensation, the floor dropping out and leaving one dangling.\"In the New York Times, John J. O'Connor wrote, \"Twin Peaks is not a sendup of the form. Mr. Lynch clearly savors the standard ingredients...but then the director adds his own peculiar touches, small passing details that suddenly, and often hilariously, thrust the commonplace out of kilter.\"Many critics saw the pilot as \"the movie that will change TV\" history, according to Diana White from the Boston Globe. Ken Tucker from Entertainment Weekly was overall positive towards the episode, giving it a A+. While liking the story, and calling Lynch's directing beautiful, he said it \"not a chance in hell\" the show could become a rating hit. Because of its \"unsettling\" story. David Zurawik from Eugene Register-Guard compared the pilot to the work of Alfred Hitchcock. He further stated that the filming of the episode was as close \"as prime-time television\" could get \"to art\". "


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"Jen Chaney from The Washington Post called the pilot \"one of the most finely crafted series kick-offs in broadcast history\".\nHome video release\nDue to rights issues, the American pilot (94 minutes) was not released for the United States home video market until 2007. The European pilot (116 min) was released on VHS and laser disc years earlier. Both versions of the pilot are included in the Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition DVD set, released in the US on 30 October 2007. An alternate version of the pilot was aired in Europe as a stand-alone television movie. This version is identical to the United States-aired version up until the last several scenes when the killer of Laura Palmer is revealed. Lynch was so pleased with the footage shot for the European ending that he later incorporated some of it into Cooper's dream sequences that aired in subsequent episodes.\nShooting script differences\nDuring the filming of the scene in which Dale Cooper first examines Laura's body, a malfunctioning fluorescent light above the table flickered constantly. "


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"Lynch decided not to replace it since he liked the disconcerting effect that it created and added a few lines to the morgue attendant who did not have scripted lines.\nThe morgue attendant actor misheard a line and, thinking he was being asked his name, told MacLachlan in character as Cooper his real name (Jim) instead of saying his line. Lynch was reportedly pleased with the lifelike, unscripted moment in dialogue, and kept the mistake in the final cut.\nSet decorator Frank Silva was accidentally filmed in a mirror during Sarah Palmer's vision at the end of the pilot. When Lynch saw Silva's face, he liked it so much he kept it in the show, and cast Silva as Killer BOB, the mysterious tormentor of Laura Palmer.\nThe original title for the pilot movie (and for the series as a whole) was Northwest Passage. It was later changed to Twin Peaks. This title was reused by Germany when assigning titles to the episodes.\nThe script places the events taking place on November 14, while the filmed pilot takes place on February 24.\nSheriff Harry S. Truman was instead named Daniel \"Dan\" Steadman.\n"


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"The script has the Pulaski parents named Janek and Maria, but the scene was deleted.\nJosie Packard was named Giovanna Pasqualini Packard and was of Italian descent instead of Chinese. Indeed, the role was originally written for Italian-American actress Isabella Rossellini, who was David Lynch's partner at the time, and previously appeared in his film Blue Velvet as Dorothy Vallens.\nDeputy Hawk was not present. In his place was an African-American deputy named Bernie Hill.\nRonette Pulaski was instead named Sharon Pulaski.\nThe boogie dancing highschooler and the screaming girl are unscripted.\nFlesh World was instead titled Sex Toys: Swingers, Coast-to-Coast.\nMax Hartman was named Max Hartmen.\nJulie is the fusion of two unnamed characters from the script and is named after the location manager Julie Duvic (see her nametag).\nDr. Shelvy's nametag indicates that her first name is Louise.\nThe state trooper's nametag indicate that he is named G. McMickle, and so is named after property master Greg McMickle.\nThe hotel employee Bob did not exist.\nAudrey had no lines of dialogue.\nThe trees surrounding Twin Peaks that Cooper becomes fascinated with are Ponderosa Pines, rather than the Douglas Firs in the filmed pilot.\n"


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"Production errors\nDavid Lynch's reflection appears in the first scene at the Sheriff's Station.\nThere is a change of tide at the lake between Pete discovering Laura and Harry, Doc, and Andy investigating up a little later.\nWhile Truman and Cooper are waiting in their cruising at the Roadhouse, a shot of the Bookhouse is shown instead.\nWhen Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper see Donna and James drive by on the motorcycle, the Sheriff flips on the truck's emergency lights. The scene then cuts to the truck pulling out onto the road in pursuit of the motorcycle and the lights are no longer on. In the next scene, we see the truck on the road and the lights are now on again.\nCatherine is written \"Katherine\" in the credits.\nQuotes\nPete: She's dead. Wrapped in plastic.\nAgent Cooper: Who's the lady with the log?Sheriff Truman: We call her the Log Lady.Log Lady: Shhhhhhh!\nCooper: Diane, 7:30 am, February twenty-fourth. Entering the town of Twin Peaks. Five miles south of the Canadian border, twelve miles west of the state line. Never seen so many trees in my life. As W.C. Fields would say, I'd rather be here than Philadelphia. "


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"It's fifty-four degrees on a slightly overcast day. Weatherman said rain. If you could get paid that kind of money for being wrong sixty percent of the time it'd beat working. Mileage is 79,345, gauge is on reserve, I'm riding on fumes here, I've got to tank up when I get into town. Remind me to tell you how much that is. Lunch was $6.31 at the Lamplighter Inn. That's on Highway Two near Lewis Fork. That was a tuna fish sandwich on whole wheat, a slice of cherry pie and a cup of coffee. Damn good food. Diane, if you ever get up this way, that cherry pie is worth a stop.\nShelly: What kept you, Heidi? Seconds on knockwurst this morning?Heidi: I couldn't get my car started.Shelly: Too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\nNorma: I thought the only time you cared about, Bobby, was making time.\nBobby: Norma, I'll see you in my dreams.Norma: Not if I see you first."


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"Pie\n\nPie is a baked dish consumed by many citizens of Twin Peaks, the most popular being cherry pie.\nThe Double R Diner is famous for its pies, which are loved by the customers such as Dale Cooper, Margaret Lanterman, and Miriam Sullivan.\nRecipe\nNorma Jennings' recipe for cherry pie is as follows:\nIngredients\n3 cups cherries fresh frozen\n1 cup bakers sugar\n1/8 tsp salt\n1 cup water\n4 Tbs. cornstarch w-13\nDirections\n3 cups cherries\nThaw cherries overnight at room temperature.\n2 cups juice\n1 cup water\n(add more or less water to yield 3 cups)\nDrain cherries through a colander. This should yield 2 cups juice. Add 1 cup of water making a total of 3 cups juice. Reserve 1 cup juice for cornstarch mix.\n1 cup juice cooled\n4 Tbs w-13 cornstarch\nDissolve cornstarch in cooled liquid, stir with whip.\n2 cups juice\n2/3 cup bakers sugar\n1/8 tsp salt\nBring juice, sugar and salt to a boil. At boiling point add cornstarch mix (step 3) and cook until clear, about 5 minutes. If cooked too long syrup gets gummy.\n1/3 cup bakers sugar\nTake step 4 off fire and stir in sugar. Blend thoroughly.\n"


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"Completed cooked juice\nPour completed cooked juice over drained cherries (step 1) and blend with spoon. Cool. IMPORTANT: Stir completed mix while cooling to prevent scum from forming on top.\nPour in 8\" pie crust shell. Top completed pie with lattice crust. Bake at 425 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.\nPitted sour fresh frozen pie cherries should be used. Taste cherries for sweetness more sugar may be needed. If the cherries are frozen with sugar a little less may be needed."


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"Pixie Martell\nPixie Martell was the wife of Zebulon Martell.\nBiography\nThe daughter of a circus aerialist, Pixie left the family troupe after she caused an accident in St. Louis. Shortly after the incident, she met and married Zebulon Martell.\nIn 1891, following a fire that cost their home, the couple left St. Louis, with the intention of settling in San Francisco. However, their mules died en route and the two decided to settle in Twin Peaks, Washington. Zebulon soon founded the Martell Mill and the couple welcomed a son, Ersel Martell.\nAfter Zebulon died from gangrene in 1933, Pixie joined an Indian tribe southwest of Twin Peaks."


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"Philadelphia\nPhiladelphia was a city located in Pennsylvania.\nHistory\nTo be added\nNotable residents\nDale Cooper (1954-1976)\nDiane Evans\nLewis Nordine\nJim\nCharlotte\nEstablishments\nMax Von's Bar\nPhiladelphia FBI field office\nAmerican Philiosophical Society library\nGallery\nLiberty BellStreet near Diane Evans' apartmentStreet near Max Von's Bar"


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"Priscilla Grinder\nPriscilla Grinder was the wife of John Grinder and a witness to the death of Meriwether Lewis.\nLewis arrived at the Grinders' inn, Grinder's Stand, on the evening of October 10, 1809. Grinder stated that after dinner, Lewis acted strangely, pacing while smoking his pipe and talking to himself \"like a lawyer,\" and ranting about \"enemies\" all while fiddling with a leather pouch that hung around his neck.\nGrinder claimed that Lewis returned to a more even state of mind after dark, but refused a bed from her, instead sleeping on a pallet near his pistols.\nShe slept in a nearby cabin with her children until she was awoken around 3:00 a.m. by sounds of a struggle culminating in two gunshots and Lewis crying out \"Oh, Lord!\"Too frightened to help Lewis, she watched him through cracks in the cabin wall as he staggered in the moonlight.\nAt dawn, she woke Lewis' servants and found him still alive in a pool of his own blood, caused by two gunshot wounds and slashes to his throat and arms. According to Grinder, Lewis pleaded for his men to kill him with his rifle.\n"


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"Grinder recounted these events to Major James Neely, who reported the death as a suicide.\nResidents of a local Tennessee county accused Grinder, her husband, and \"parties unknown\" of murdering Lewis. Ultimately, the charges were dropped due to the jury's \"fear of retribution.\"Shortly thereafter, Grinder and his wife left Tennessee after coming into \"a substantial sum of money.\"Behind the scenes\nPriscilla Knight Griner (1771 \u2013 1848) was the wife of Robert Griner, proprietor of Griner's Stand, where Meriwether Lewis died in 1809."


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"Polish accountant\n\"I move car.\"An unidentified Polish accountant with Zawaski Accounting, Inc. lived on Lancelot Court in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nThe accountant returned home one October to find Gary and Chantal Hutchens parked in front of his house, and knocked on their window to tell them their van was blocking his driveway. They irately said they were nowhere near the driveway, and Chantal told the man \"Go fuck yourself!\"The accountant said that he would move the car, then got back in and accelerated into the Hutchens' van, trying to push them out of the way. Furious, Chantal shot at him from the drivers' seat, but missed. The accountant ran to the trunk of his car and, unseen by the Hutchenses, withdrew a machine pistol and shot Chantal in the shoulder. Screaming, Chantal rammed into the accountant's car and tried to make an escape while Gary returned fire with a shotgun.\nThe accountant fired at the van as it passed, killing Chantal instantly. He continued firing as it sped away, eventually killing Gary as well. "


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"Moments later, FBI agent Wilson, who had been staking out the Jones home across the street, emerged from his vehicle and shouted for the accountant to put down his gun. He complied, putting his hands in the air, while Wilson signaled for backup.\nTrivia\nThe machine pistol used by the accountant is a Glock 17 semi-automatic converted to full-auto. It can be distinguished from the Glock 18 (manufactured as a full-auto) by the lack of a selector switch on the slide, the 18's major identifying characteristic which sets it apart from all other Glock models."


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"Postcards From The Cast\n\"Postcards From The Cast\" is a featurette originally released in the 2001 DVD release, Twin Peaks: The First Season. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\n"


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"It features interview snippets of various subjects with the following cast members of Twin Peaks:\nRichard Beymer\nMichael J. Anderson\nKimmy Robertson\nEverett McGill\nKyle MacLachlan\nWendy Robie\nGrace Zabriskie\nDana Ashbrook\nPeggy Lipton\nRay Wise\nSheryl Lee\nMiguel Ferrer\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDon S. Davis\nAl Strobel\nMichael Horse\nPiper Laurie\nJames Marshall\nRuss Tamblyn\nCatherine E. Coulson\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""


