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"The fan name \"Miss Twin Peaks\" became famous enough to be used instead in official capacity such as on CBS website.\nShooting script differences\nDeleted many scenes between Annie and Cooper: shortened the dialogue at the diner where Cooper tells Annie that to him she's the only person in the room, the love scene dialogue is shortened and finally the one at the sheriff's station.\nProduction errors\nAgent Cooper states that the next Jupiter-Saturn conjunction will be \"January to June\"; an actual Great Conjunction happens every 18\u201320 years, for a single day. There was no conjunction in 1989.\nThe room across Cooper's 315 is numbered 323 but episodes 5, 6 and 8 previously depicted it as 314."


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"Fred Truax\nFred Truax was an employee at the Packard Sawmill in February 1989.\nTruax was standing nearby when Catherine Martell left a meeting with Josie Packard and cursed Josie for insisting on shutting down the mill for the day. Catherine asked Fred his name, then fired him on the spot."


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"Episode 26\n\"Episode 26\", or, \"Variations on Relations\" is the nineteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-seventh episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired April 11, 1991.\nPlot\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.I 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.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nThe lawmen enter Owl Cave and notice that someone had been there since their last visit and determine that it was Windom Earle. Cooper has Andy draw the petroglyph and Harry call Major Briggs.\nEarle tells a story of the Black and White Lodges to Leo and Rusty Tomasky, a youth to whom he promised beer and a party.\n"


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"Pete makes a poem about Josie as he figures out the next chess move. Catherine requests his help to open the box from Thomas Eckhardt. Pete figures that it is a puzzle box.\nBobby tries to convince Shelly to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, saying that beautiful people have easier lives. Dwayne and Lana have breakfast and Lana tells him she wants to win the contest and requests him to guarantee this. Cooper enters the diner and puts in an order for him and the lawmen, then invites Annie to go on a nature study with him. Shelly then recites the poem given to her, Donna, and Audrey, and Cooper takes the paper copy. Annie serves his order and he leaves.\nCooper has Hawk receive the section of the poem given to Donna, then Leo's arrest report.\nBriggs observes Andy drawing the petroglyph on the conference room blackboard, correcting some lines. Cooper requests the assistance of Briggs with the case at hand, asking for information on Earle's activity with Project Blue Book. Briggs agrees on the grounds that the information will prevent future loss of life, and says that he has seen the petroglyph before. "


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"Hawk brings Leo's arrest report, matching his handwriting with the poem.\nDick, with his nose bandaged, approaches Ben, wishing to see Audrey to discuss his wine-tasting event, but is directed to the concierge. Ben then says the business will pay medical expenses for Dick's nose.\nAfter constructing a papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9 pawn around Rusty, Earle gives Rusty a beer. Earle gets out a crossbow and commands Leo to give him an arrow, which he uses to kill Rusty.\nThe Miss Twin Peaks Judging and Rules Committee (Will Hayward, Dwayne Milford, and Pete Martell) are addressed by Ben, who wishes to have the year's speeches be on the subject of conservation of the forests. Lana enters the contest, with Shelly, Donna, and Nadine in line. Bobby expresses his worried thoughts about Mike's interest in Nadine. Mike whispers the secret of Nadine's sexual maturity and superhuman strength, which profoundly impresses Bobby.\nHarry speaks with Catherine, requesting to know Josie's reasons for the things she did, wishing to understand. Catherine tells him her beliefs that Josie never really showed her true self to anyone. She asks for Harry's help with the puzzle box, but he too is unsure how it opens. "


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"Pete enters and drops the box, which opens it, but it is found to contain a smaller puzzle box.\nDale and Annie go on their nature study and talk about their respective troubled pasts. He told her that he could understand her pain and they share a kiss. Windom Earle spies on them, disguised as a fisherman.\nDick hosts a wine-tasting event for the Stop Ghostwood campaign. Lucy and Lana help him pour the wine. Andy displays his knowledge of white wines and sparkling wines and also swallows some of the wine when told to spit.\nGordon tells a \"war story\" to Shelly at the diner. They have pie with Dale and Annie and he shares a kiss with Shelly before he leaves town, just before Bobby enters, confused with the situation.\nBack at the wine tasting, Lana displays her expertise in wine. Lucy becomes offended with Dick's behavior and spits some wine on him.\nCooper has a drink by the Great Northern's fireplace. Jack joins him and they talk about their respective romances. Jack is brought a telegram that makes him decide to check out of the hotel.\n"


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"At the Haywards, Donna asks her mother about her association with Ben Horne, which she says is because of charities. Donna's parents try to drop the subject.\nAt the park's gazebo, a wooden box is found, apparently from Windom Earle. It is believed to be a bomb, but when the box is pulled open, the pawn containing Rusty Tomasky is revealed.\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 (credit only)\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nGuest Starring\nBilly Zane as John Justice Wheeler\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nFeaturing\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nTed Raimi as Heavy Metal Youth\nJohn Charles Sheehan as Bellman\nBehind the scenes\nThis the last episode with unit publicist Paula K. Shimatsu-U, leaving further episodes with very little official photography."


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"Harper Lee\nHarper Lee was the author of To Kill a Mockingbird.\nBehind the scenes\nHarper Lee (April 28, 1926 \u2013 February 19, 2016) was an American author, best known for the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird."


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"Einar Thorson\nEinar Thorson was an Icelandic businessman who invested in Benjamin Horne's Ghostwood project.\nBiography\nIn 1989, Einar attended a gathering at the Great Northern Hotel and spoke with Garland Briggs, who told him of his fascination with Iceland.\nHe later spoke with Pete Martell, who was fascinated that the country of Iceland was above the timberline.\nThorson sang loudly the next day with Ben and Jerry Horne, with a beer in hand. They were then dismissed to the dining room by Jerry.\nDuring a trip to One Eyed Jacks the following day, he agreed to the terms of the business partnership with Benjamin Horne. After Horne finished signing the papers, he left Thorson with two girls at the brothel.\nEinar phoned the Horne Corporation after learning that the Packard Sawmill had burned down on the land he invested in."


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"Episode 29\n\"Episode 29\", or, \"Beyond Life and Death\" is the thirtieth episode of Twin Peaks and final episode of the second season. It originally aired on television on June 10, 1991.\nPlot\n\"And now, an ending. Where there was once one, there are now two. Or were there always two?What 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.It has been a pleasure speaking to you.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAndy and Lucy console each other after the chaotic Miss Twin Peaks contest where Annie was kidnapped by Windom Earle. Cooper, Harry, and Hawk stare at the map, as Cooper mumbles \"Fire, walk with me.\"Pete Martell enters the police station and says the Log Lady stole his truck and drove off toward the woods. Cooper informs Pete that was Windom Earle in disguise. The Log Lady arrives, and says her husband gave her a bottle of oil from a gateway in the woods. The jar smells like scorched engine oil. Hawk brings in Ronette Pulaski, who recognizes the smell from the night of Laura Palmer's murder.\n"


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"Windom Earle arrives in a dark, wooded grove with Annie, who begins reciting Psalm 51 NIV (Psalm 50 LXX). They reach a circle of trees and vanish behind a red curtain.\nAt the Hurley house, Ed, Norma, and Doc Hayward bandage Nadine Hurley and Mike Nelson for their injuries. Nadine suddenly regains her memory, and is horrified to see Ed with Norma. She hollers about the missing drape runners and bursts into tears, very upset over Ed and Norma, while Mike apologies to Ed for letting his tryst with Nadine go too far.\nAt the Hayward house, Donna is distraught, having learned of the likely possibility that Ben is her blood father. Ben and Eileen try to console her. Doctor Hayward arrives and orders Ben out of his house. Ben's wife, Sylvia arrives and begins arguing with him. Angered, Doc Hayward punches Ben. Ben slams his head on the fireplace and he falls down to the floor unconscious.\nAt the Blue Pine Lodge, Andrew grabs the safe deposit box key and sneaks off, while Pete finds him and wants in on what he plans to do.\nCooper and Harry find Pete's truck in the woods. "


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"They walk partly into the forest when Cooper says he must continue alone, leaving Harry behind. Cooper hears an owl and sees the pool of oil ringed by rocks in a circle of small trees. Harry watches Cooper disappear behind a red curtain which magically appears and then disappears.\nCooper walks into the mysterious red-curtained room from his dream. There are couches, a zig-zag pattern on the floor, and some statues. The Man from Another Place dances into the room and sits in an old chair. A man sings a sad jazz tune as a strobe light flickers.\nAndy arrives in the forest to join Harry. They wait all night, and after over 10 hours, Cooper does not emerge.\nMeanwhile, Audrey walks into the Twin Peaks Savings & Loan bank, passes before the sleeping New Accounts clerk and chains herself to the bank vault, in protest of the Ghostwood Development Project and its environmental effect on the forest weasel. The old, senile, and slow-moving bank president, Dell Mibbler, fetches Audrey a glass of water but is slow to understand what Audrey is doing. "


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"She asks him to inform the Twin Peaks Gazette editor Dwayne Milford, Jr. Just then, Andrew and Pete arrive with the safe deposit key, intending to open the box left by Thomas Eckhart. Andrew asks the bank president for help in identifying the proper box in the bank vault. The elderly bank president walks away as Andrew opens the box to find a bomb, which is triggered by the safe deposit box opening. Along with the bomb is a taunting note reading: \"Got you, Andrew! Love, Thomas.\"It explodes, blowing out the bank windows. The clerk's glasses and some money fall on a nearby pine branch.\nAt the Double R Diner, Bobby and Shelly smile at each other. Bobby proposes marriage to Shelly, while she asks to think about it considering she is still married to Leo, who at that moment is still holding out in Windom Earle's spider trap. Nearby, Major Briggs and his wife are at a table, happy to be back together. Jacoby arrives with a dazed-looking Sarah Palmer, who delivers a message to Major Briggs, recanting in a garbled voice: \"I'm in the Black Lodge with Dale Cooper. I'm waiting for you.\""


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"In the Black Lodge, the red-suited, backwards-talking Man from Another Place tells Cooper they are in a waiting room and offers Cooper some coffee. The Man from Another Place tells Cooper, \"when you see me again, it won't be me.\"Laura Palmer appears, saying she will see Cooper again in 25 years and then says \"meanwhile\" while making a strange gesture with both of her hands. The elderly and senile waiter appears and brings coffee to Cooper. He is replaced by the Giant who sits down next to the Man from Another Place, saying, \"one and the same.\"The Man from Another Place rubs his hands, with the Giant gone. Cooper starts to drink the coffee only to find it frozen solid, tipping it to show the Man. He tips the cup a second time, and some of it pours out, now liquid. He tips it a third time and it is burnt oil. The Man from Another Place says \"Wow, Bob, wow. Fire walk with me.\"The room erupts into flame and begins to flicker between light and darkness. Cooper leaves the room, entering another one that looks exactly the same. "


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"He returns to the first room, where The Man from Another Place says \"wrong way.\"Cooper goes back to the second room. He sees The Man from Another Place laughing saying, \"another friend\". Maddy appears, says \"watch out for my cousin,\" then disappears.\nCooper returns to the first room to find it completely empty. An evil-looking Man from Another Place appears, with his eyes carracted white, says \"doppelganger\" and twitches. An evil-looking Laura doppelganger appears and says \"meanwhile\" with the strange hand gesture again before screaming. Scared, Cooper runs out of the room, returning to the other one. He is bleeding from the chest and has trailed blood on the floor. He stumbles back to the first room, and sees a woman lying on the floor with his own body. The woman is Annie with her throat cut.\nA little later, Cooper walks into a room with a shrine-like table to see Annie. She says she saw the face of the man who killed her: it was her husband. She does not respond to the name Annie and her appearance changes to Caroline.\nCaroline is replaced by Laura, and then Windom Earle. "


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"Annie watches as Windom and Cooper face off and then disappears. Windom laughs, and says if Cooper gives him his soul, he will let Annie live. Cooper says 'yes', and Earle stabs Cooper. There is a burst of flame and the stabbing rewinds. BOB takes control of Windom Earle, saying he cannot ask for Cooper's soul, and will take Windom's soul instead. After a burst of flame, Windom Earle goes silent, apparently dead. Cooper leaves the room and an evil doppelganger of Cooper appears from behind the curtain.\nThe doppelganger of Leland Palmer, with brown hair, appears in the hall between the two rooms and says \"I did not kill anybody.\"Cooper's doppelganger comes into the hall and laughs with Leland. The real Cooper runs back and forth between rooms it seems he cannot get out. The doppelganger Cooper catches up to Cooper, and BOB's face briefly appears and laughs.\nAt nightfall, Harry finds Cooper and Annie lying in the forest by the circle of trees as the red curtained gateway to the Black Lodge disappears.\nCooper wakes up in his bed at the Great Northern Hotel. "


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"Cooper asks about Annie, and Harry tells him that Annie is at the hospital and will be all right. Cooper gets up out of bed and tells Harry and Doc Hayward that he needs to brush his teeth. Once in the bathroom, he begins to put toothpaste on a brush, but then squeezes the tube's contents into the sink. He slowly raises his head, looks into the mirror and smashes his head into it, bloodying the glass. BOB's face appears in the mirror, revealing that this is actually the doppelganger. As Harry and Doc knock on the door in concern, \"Cooper\" maniacally repeats, \"How's Annie?\"and laughs uncontrollably.\nExtended scene\nAn extended version of the episode's first scene is entitled \"Lucy and Deputy Andy.\"After they say \"I love you,\" Andy abruptly tells Lucy that the petroglyph was not a puzzle, but a map.\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 (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nHeather Graham as Annie Blackburn\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJames V. Scott as Singer\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nCarel Struycken as Giant\nHank Worden as Waiter\nEd Wright as Dell Mibbler\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place\nFrank Silva as Bob\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nArvo O. Katajisto as\nSecurity Guard\nBrenda E. Mathers as Caroline\nUncredited\nDavid Chadwick as Daniel Brenton\nunknown performer as Dorothy Doak\nNotes\nThis final episode takes place between Sunday, March 26 and Monday, March 27.\n"


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"Originally edited together with Episode 28 to form a two-hour series finale on ABC Monday Night at the Movies.\nInstead of the usual closing credits, this episode features a shot of a coffee cup sitting on the table in the red room. Slowly, the smiling face of Laura Palmer appears in the coffee.\nIn this episode, Jimmy Scott performs \"Sycamore Trees\".\nThe scene in which Cooper's doppelganger sees BOB in the mirror was shot by having MacLachlan and Silva on each sides of a glass.\nRatings\nNielsen Rating: 6.7/12 (With Episode 28), Number 59 for the week.\nShooting script differences\nThe credited writers for this episode are Mark Frost, Harley Peyton and Robert Engels. However, David Lynch revised their script significantly sans credit, maintaining the episode's general structure but altering much of the dialogue and many scenes (most notably in the Red Room/Black Lodge sequences, making them more akin to the dream sequences in the first season). Lynch also added more characters to the episode (probably in deference to the fact that this would be the final episode), some of whom had not been seen in the series for some time. "


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"The major differences between the episode as originally scripted and as actually filmed are as follows:\nThe Log Lady and Ronette Pulaski are added.\nThe confrontation between Benjamin Horne and the Haywards is generally the same, although there is more dialogue in the script. Also, in the original script, Doc Hayward shoves Ben, who strikes his head against a coffee table; a distraught Doc Hayward rushes to Ben's aid and apologises to him. In the filmed episode, Doc Hayward punches Ben, who splits his head against the fireplace; Doc Hayward reacts with terror and does not rush to Ben's aid.\nIn the script, Hawk and Major Briggs find Leo Johnson in Windom Earle's cabin. Leo instinctively begins to speak when he sees them, setting off the spider-trap set by Earle. Lynch replaced this with the scene in the Double R Diner featuring Bobby, Shelly, Major Briggs, Mrs Briggs, Dr Jacoby, Sarah Palmer, and Heidi the German waitress. With the exception of Major Briggs, none of these characters appear in the original script. In the filmed episode, Leo is only seen very briefly, via footage from the previous episode; his ultimate fate is left unresolved.\n"


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"In the script, Pete Martell does not accompany Andrew Packard into the bank. Instead, Catherine Martell rushes into the bank just before Andrew accidentally sets off the bomb. Catherine does not appear at all in the filmed episode, and in the original script, Pete's only appearance is in the Sheriff's station at the beginning of the episode.\nIn the script, at the Lodge's entrance, Sheriff Truman sees a vision of a dark woman wearing chain mail, holding a sword and a shield.\nThe sequences in the Black Lodge are almost totally different in the original script: Windom Earle has much more dialogue; there is no backwards-talking; Laura Palmer appears only for an instant and does not speak. The Black Lodge Singer, The Man from Another Place, the Giant, the Waiter, Maddy Ferguson and Leland Palmer are not scripted. Windom Earle's fate is less abrupt; he ends up shackled to a dentist's chair with BOB as the torturer.\nThe revelation at episode's end that Cooper is now inhabited by BOB is more subtle in the original script. "


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"In the bathroom scene, Cooper squeezes toothpaste onto his toothbrush, looks to the mirror and smiles, with BOB's reflection smiling back; the episode ends at this point. In the filmed episode, Cooper squeezes the toothpaste into the sink, sees BOB's reflection in the mirror, smashes his head into the mirror, says \"How\u2019s Annie?\"repeatedly, and laughs uncontrollably.\nProduction errors\nBefore Windom stabs Cooper, two tables are in the shot but after the stab there is only one.\nDeleted scenes\n\nAn unscripted scene which was shot and never used depicted Josie's body in the curtains when Cooper enters and experiences the \"Rooms\" of the Black Lodge. Frank Silva, unaware it had been cut, related the scene in an interview at the first fan Twin Peaks Fest, with further investigation prompted by the crowd's confused reactions.\nQuotes\nBoth Cooper And Truman: \"Jacoby! Scorched Engine Oil!\"Andy Brennan: Harry? Harry? Harry?\nThe Man From Another Place: Wow, Bob, Wow. Fire Walk With Me!.\nLaura Palmer: Hello Agent Cooper. I will see you again in 25 years Meanwhile...\"\nBob \"He is wrong. He can't ask for your soul. I will take his!\"Cooper: How's Annie? How's Annie? How's Annie?"


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"Edward Curtis\nEdward Curtis was a photographer who photographed Chief Joseph in Seattle in 1904.\nBehind the scenes\nEdward S. Curtis (February 16, 1868 \u2013 October 19, 1952) was an American photographer whose work focused on the American West and Native Americans."


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"Twin Peaks Savings and Loan\nTwin Peaks Savings and Loan was a bank in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nIn March 1989, the bank was victim to a bombing by the late Thomas Eckhardt, killing the bank's clerk, Dell Mibbler, along with Andrew Packard and Pete Martell. Injured in the explosion was Audrey Horne, who had chained herself to the vault door in protest of Catherine Martell's Ghostwood project and the bank's connection to it.\nPersonnel\nAssistant manager Delbert Mibbler\nCashier Dorothy Doak\nLana Budding\nSecurity guard\nGallery\nThe bank's interiorAudrey Horne chained to the vault\nBehind the scenes\nIt is unknown if the bank containing Laura Palmer's safe deposit box (seen in the pilot episode) is the same as the Savings and Loan.\nThe interior scenes were shot inside building at 650 South Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles. The exterior scenes were shot at Universal Studios Lot."


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"Twin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline was a hotline provided for viewers to be filled in on details they may have missed during the second season of Twin Peaks, narrated by Kimmy Robertson, Harry Goaz, and Warren Frost as Lucy Moran, Andy Brennan, and Will Hayward, respectively, alongside an uncredited voice actor. Each weekly message provides a recap to accompany episodes 9 to 15 of the series, with the final message summarising events across the season due to no new episode being broadcast. The now-defunct hotline's number was 1-900-860-0911, and cost callers $2 for the first minute and $1 for each minute thereafter. Supposedly, parts of the proceeds were donated to environmental causes.\nThe television promo and recordings of the hotline were released on Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery, and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\" (\"Falling\") ended most of the spots. \"Dance of the Dream Man\" provided the background music to all of the mysterious voice segments except the final one, which used \"Laura Palmer's Theme.\"In Twin Peaks, every episode (with minor exceptions) comprised a single day in the life of the characters. "


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"However, in the hotline's recordings, these one-day accounts are presented as weekly accounts probably so the characters can finish their calls by seeing that they will be here \"next Sunday.\"There is no explanation on how Lucy's phone in Tacoma is able to answer a call placed to the station or how the narrator voice also cuts in, violating the basic expectations of a telephone call. It may have been White Tail and Blue Pine mountains and their strange electromagnetic influence on everything that happens in town.\n1-900 promo spot\nLucy is answering to someone who is not using the phone for official sheriff's business. Then the narrator tells real world information about the hotline.\nMessage 1\nLucy tells the caller that she used to work for Meals on Wheels and that Donna met a woman who dislikes creamed corn. Then Andy picks up his own phone and talks about a horse race before him and Lucy recounts that Ronette and Leland recognized Bob's drawing, Albert saying that Windom Earle had vanished. "


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"Then, the line is hijacked by an unknown character, who mentions Audrey seeing Battis at One Eyed Jacks before being caught by Blackie, Briggs showing space signals to Cooper, Ben and Jerry having both Mill ledgers and that Donna will soon visit Harold, but also that she shouldn't, according to him. When the line returns to Lucy, Andy says that Hank used to be a Bookhouse Boy and invites Lucy to eat smelt fries at the VFW next Friday, but she declines.\nMessage 2\nA depressed Lucy starts talking about Dick but when Andy picks up his phone, she says that she was talking about Austria before Andy recounts his own trip there. Lucy then hangs up on Andy and picks up Doc Hayward's call stating how Ronette's killer put the letter \"B\" under her fingernail and a blue liquid in her IV, how Nadine suffered memory trauma after waking from her coma and expects Jacoby to deal with it when he is fit. The line is hijacked once again by the narrator, recounting Donna's meeting with Harold who has Laura's secret diary, while Jean Renault plans to kill Cooper. "


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"The line returns to Lucy, Doc and Andy but Will must go to a patient. Lucy and Andy mention the missing One-Armed Man, who was seen injecting himself with chemicals and Leland being arrested for Jacques' homicide.\nMessage 3\nLucy starts complaining about Dick to the caller before Andy tells her that her mom is calling. Then Andy tells the caller that his sperm is better and that Judge Sternwood has arrived for Leland's trial. The line is hijacked and the narrator says that Jean made a deal with Ben trading Audrey with Cooper and killed Battis while Josie returned, awaited by her cousin Jonathan, who cut her relation with Hank, and Donna still sees Harold. Lucy returns and complains that Andy talked about the baby to her mother, who fiercely told him to marry her.\nMessage 4\nLucy tells that she is with her sister Gwen in Tacoma while her baby is crying in the back. Lucy, who was talking to Miss Zipman, asks Andy about Twin Peaks' news, prompting him to talk about Leland and Leo's trial and his drawing of Leland. "


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"The narrator then interrupts Andy, who was about to say something to Lucy to tell the caller about Donna failing to steal Laura's diary from Harold, Cooper rescuing Audrey and Jean killing Blackie. Lucy comes back wondering if she is talking to Mrs. Zipman before Andy corrects her, prompting her to recount Andy hyperventilating in French class before hanging up on him before he could say what he wanted.\nMessage 5\nAndy picks up since Lucy is still away and he had to buy groceries in her stead. He then reads his memo where he says that James, Donna and Maddy stole the secret diary from Harold but is interrupted by a call from Lucy. The narrator then hijacks the line to tell the caller that Cooper learned about Jean's homicidal intentions, that Leo had a party from Bobby and Shelly and that the money they expected was a disappointment, that Cole arrived to talk about Earle and the tissue found about the person who shot Cooper, that Maddy and Josie want to leave and that the One-Armed Man has a dual personality hunting for BOB, who has been in Twin Peaks at the Great Northern Hotel for 40 years. "


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"The call between Lucy and Andy comes back at the moment they finish talking.\nMessage 6\nAndy picks up since Lucy is still away, he managed to play some of his trumpet's sounds on the phone with Lucy's indications, but shot the department's lights out and burned his finger the day before. Lucy then makes a non-personal call to know what happened last week, he then says that has been playing trumpet before saying that Harold hanged himself. The narrator then takes over and says he did not like Harold, that Laura's diary mentions Killer BOB to be a friend of her father and that she has something to say about Ben, that Audrey revealed all she discovered about One Eyed Jacks to her father, prompting him to admit he slept with Laura, which after being repeated put Ben in jail. He continues, saying that Nadine went to the Double R, but still has trouble with time and that Tojamura actually was Catherine. The narrator is interrupted by Lucy's voice, Andy says that the line was dead and he did not hear anything which upsets her and makes her hang up. "


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"Andy plays trumpet again and the narrator comes back telling the caller that BOB killed again.\nMessage 7\nLucy picks the phone and talks about her Tacoma family but Andy arrives, saying that last week, he mistook Gwen's child with Lucy's before saying the news from Cooper and Harry: the One-Armed Man escaped but was caught again and that Harry charged Ben with the murder. Screams are heard while he says the news. The narrator takes over and says that Catherine was with Ben during the murder, exhorting him to sell back the Mill for her to provide the alibi, that Shelly found a tape of Leo and Ben about burning the Mill, and that Hank comes back one day late to the Double R and meets his prison friend Ernie Niles. When Lucy and Andy are back, Andy is crying after learning about Maddy's murder.\nMessage 8\nOnly the narrator is heard, making a summary of the show so far: Laura's corpse was found by the Packard Mill and Ben is the most likely suspect, having been arrested by Harry and Cooper after finding the secret diary and Audrey's testimony. "


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"He says that Bobby found a cassette in Leo's boot, proving Ben to have burned the Mill, Norma is displeased from seeing her mother and Ernie while expecting a food critic, Shelly quit her job for Leo, Donna is depressed about Harold and Maddy, the One-Armed Man is strained from the tracking of BOB, that Leland has BOB lurking inside and killed his niece, and Nadine is still amnesiac but has superhuman strength. He says Lucy and Andy will be back next week."


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"Anne Sweeny\nAnne Sweeny was a high school crush of Dale Cooper.\nAnne moved from Minnesota to Philadephia in 1969. On her first day, she introduced herself to Dale, who accidentally gave his name as \"Ale.\"Cooper had a crush on Anne for the rest of the school year. However, Anne became involved with Nancy Nordstrom, which prompted Dale to blow up Nancy's mailbox.\nShe soon moved back to the Great Plains, where her father had purchased a feed store. Cooper last saw her at a bookstore, purchasing a Willa Cather book for Nancy."


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"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\nThe Twin Peaks Festival Greeting is a short film done by David Lynch in 2008 for that year's Twin Peaks Festival. It was released in the Lime Green Set.\nThe film is four minutes and twenty seconds long and features Lynch and a small doll in a room that appears to be the red room. It opens with the doll on the floor in front of the right chair. Lynch enters the room and moves to the left chair, hits the chair three times, and sits down. The doll leaps up into the right chair into a sitting position.\nAfter a few moments, Lynch speaks the following words in reverse-speak:\n\"There are three things I want you to remember. Three things.\"He then spasms and collapses onto the floor. After a moment, he lifts himself back up and sits back down and speaks again.\n\"Give it over strong. Make a purchase of a raincoat. Enjoy Twin Peaks Festival.\"He then stands up, moves over to the doll, kisses it on the forehead, steps back to the curtain as a light shines up him from feet to face before the light fades.\n"


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"Sean Fingerling\nSean Fingerling was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 15 Timber Road and his phone number was 555-0216."


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"Seamstress\nAn unidentified seamstress was employed at One Eyed Jacks.\nAs the seamstress worked on Audrey Horne's dress one evening, a knock at the door was heard, prompting the seamstress to leave the room."


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"Annie Blackburn\n\"Listen to me! I've been out of circulation so long I've completely forgotten the social niceties. I mean, you ask me how I am, I'm not really supposed to say how I am; I'm supposed to say, 'I'm fine, thanks! How are you?'\"Annie Blackburn, born Annie Smith, was the illegitimate daughter of Marty Lindstrom and Vivian Smythe and, through Marty, the half-sister of Norma Jennings. After a troubled upbringing and a spell at a convent, Annie moved to Twin Peaks and started working at her sister's diner, where she began a relationship with the visiting Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nAnnie was born in Yakima, Washington, the product of a years-long affair between Double R Diner founder Marty Lindstrom and Vivian Smythe, who managed Lindstrom's Weary Traveler motel. She grew up around the motel and, for over a decade, believed Marty was her visiting uncle. Annie learned the truth when Norma Jennings visited after learning about the affair from her own mother, Ilsa.\nSix weeks after Marty's death from heart disease, Vivian married Yakima beer distributor Roland Blackburn, who adopted Annie. "


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"The two immediately sent her to a Catholic boarding school a hundred miles to the east in Kennewick, Washington. Norma was her only visitor for the first year she was away.\nDuring Annie's holiday vacation in her junior year, an incident occurred one night at the Blackburn home. After inquiries on the matter, Tammy Preston believed that Roland attempted to sexually assault Annie after a night of heavy drinking, and was only stopped by Vivian's intervention. The same night, Roland left the house and drove his car into the Yakima River; he was reported dead on the scene. Annie attempted to commit suicide by taking several tranquilizers and cutting her own wrists; Vivian rushed her to a hospital, saving her life. She was committed to a psychiatric hospital in western Washington for six months after this incident.\nAfter being released, Annie returned to school and completed her final year, graduating with honors. During this time, she had a boyfriend, but the relationship ended poorly. Impulsively, against Norma's advice, Annie joined the convent at her school. She stayed there for five years before having second thoughts and leaving in early 1989. "


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"Norma agreed to give her a job at the diner she owned, the Double R.\nReturn to Twin Peaks\nAfter leaving the convent, Annie arrived in her hometown of Twin Peaks and went to the Double R Diner. There, she saw her sister, Norma, who introduced her to waitress Shelly Johnson.\nLater, she poured a coffee for FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who was an outsider but had become quite comfortable with the town. He approved of her coffee and she smiled.\nThe next day, Annie went to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman's table, where they observed through the window a chickadee on a Dodge Dart. Truman asked her what she suggested to cure a hangover, to which she responded, \"teetotaling and prayer.\"She poured them coffee and took their orders, getting along with Cooper quite well. He began telling her a joke about two penguins on an iceberg. However, she was called over by Shelly but came back for the punchline, which amused her. She then observed a drawing Dale had made on a napkin, telling him it was from Owl Cave.\n"


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"While cleaning up dishes, she found an advertisement for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, which she did not want to enter. Shelly came in and asked her about her time in the convent compared to now, which she said was not much different aside from the convent's absence of men. She asked about Cooper in particular but denied being interested in him.\n\nIn the evening, Annie went to the bar at the Great Northern Hotel and ordered a rum and tonic, with Agent Cooper then approaching her. She expressed her fascination with people but then noticed that he saw a scar on her wrist. She said she was afraid that she would fail again like she had in the past, but was resistant to talk about it. He offered his help and she made up reasons for him not to pursue, but he persisted and she accepted his offer.\nCooper came to get donuts and coffee for the Sheriff's Department the next day, then also asked Annie if she would like to accompany him in a nature study, to which she agreed. "


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"He admitted that he would get \"a tingling sensation\" in his toes and stomach when he talked to her.\nLater, she went out on the lake with Cooper. Her ex-boyfriend was brought up, but she did not wish to talk about it, instead expressing her fears of returning to the real world. He told her he understood her pain, having felt the same before. They then shared a kiss.\nDale and Annie went back to the diner, where they joined Cooper's supervisor, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, and Shelly for pie.\nAs she wiped down the counter at the diner the following day, she crumpled up an advertisement for Miss Twin Peaks. Dale arrives and urged her to enter. She poured him coffee and noticed that something was bothering him. He said that he had been thinking about her all day, and Annie said that she had been thinking of him as well. He asked her to go dancing with him later that night and they kissed, which caused her to accidentally drop plates onto the floor.\n\nShe went to the Roadhouse, where Cooper met with her. Annie was reluctant to dance, but she finally did at his insistence. "


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"She expressed worry over dancing, but he easily showed her how to do so. She expressed that she wanted more than his kisses and was interrupted by Mayor Dwayne Milford attempting to speak into the microphone onstage. She then expressed her attraction to Cooper and they kissed, only to be interrupted by the Mayor again. She then decided to enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nThe next day, Norma made pies for the Contest and told Annie and Shelly that she expects to see one of them win. They teased her about which one of them she will vote for.\nLater in the morning, Tim Pinkle taught choreography to Annie and the rest of the women participating in Miss Twin Peaks.\nLater, she went to Dale's room at the Great Northern and he welcomed her in. She requested his help on her speech for the contest, concerning conservation of the forest. Talk of trees became a metaphor for her life and they then made love.\n\nAt the pageant, she made a speech, quoting Chief Seattle and moving the audience.\nAnnie won the title of Miss Twin Peaks. "


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"During the applause, the lights in the building shut off and then strobes were turned on. Smoke bombs were set off and she was taken from the stage by Windom Earle.\nThe Black Lodge\nEarle took Annie to Glastonbury Grove, commenting that he liked the fear she had. He took her to a circle of Sycamore trees, which seemingly hypnotized her, and he led her through red drapes - into the Black Lodge.\nIn the Lodge, she appeared to Cooper on the floor, bleeding. In another room, she appeared to him, saying she \"saw the face of the man\" who killed her and that it was her husband. Caroline Earle then took her place. She appeared to him again, saying she was alive, then Laura Palmer took her place. She appeared to him once again, with Earle present, then disappeared.\nLater, Sheriff Truman discovered her at the grove with blood on her face and took her to the hospital, still alive but in shock.\nAnnie appeared to Laura Palmer in a dream bruised and bloodied to warn her of her death, but as the events were still to happen, Laura did not understand the message. "


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"Annie said, \"My name is Annie. I've been with Dale and Laura. The good Dale is in the Lodge, and he can't leave. Write it in your diary.\"When Laura looked back a few seconds later, Annie was gone.\n\nLater Annie was taken to the hospital, wearing the ring that Laura Palmer and Teresa Banks had worn on the nights they were killed. Her physical wounds were treated, but she was still in a trance. She repeated her message for Laura to the nurse attending to her (this time reversing the order of the names to \"Laura and Dale\"), though it was not clear if she knew who she was talking to. The nurse proceeded to steal Annie's ring, unaware of its importance.\nTrapped in the Black Lodge, Cooper asked the arm where the ring was. The man replied that \"someone else has it now,\" and silently confirmed Cooper's fears that it was Annie.\nCatatonia\nFollowing her return from Glastonbury Grove, Annie lapsed into a catatonic state, slowly regaining her health but seemingly unable to see or hear those around her. Two months later, Norma moved Annie back home to care for her personally. "


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"As Annie was now unable to carry out the civic duties befitting her new title of Miss Twin Peaks, the title instead went to the first runner-up, Lana Milford.\nExactly one year after she was found in the woods, Annie attempted to commit suicide and was rushed to the hospital. The next morning at 8:38 a.m., with no prior prompting by Norma or anyone else in the room, Annie said a single phrase: \"I'm fine.\"Annie's condition did not improve, and Norma sadly found herself unable to continue to care for her. Her mother Vivian ignored all of Norma's entreaties for assistance in her care. Annie was eventually moved to a private psychiatric hospital in Spokane thanks to a community fundraiser. Benjamin Horne was one of the largest donors to this effort.\nThe diary entry Annie told Laura to write was found in late 2016, hidden inside a bathroom stall door at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, along with several other torn-out pages.\nIn 2017, Special Agent Tammy Preston met with Annie personally while compiling a new dossier about the town of Twin Peaks. "


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"She noted that Annie had \"hardly aged a day\" and in general seemed uninterested in engaging in her surroundings, though she allowed herself to be fed with \"no interest in feeding herself.\"Every year, on the anniversary of her kidnapping, at exactly 8:38 in the morning, she would only say \"I'm fine.\"Preston expressed sadness and frustration at Annie's fate, noting the doctors told her it was unlikely her condition would ever change or improve.\nBehind the scenes\nAnnie is played by American actress Heather Graham. Annie was originally added to the show to take Audrey Horne's planned role as Agent Cooper's love interest. Kyle MacLachlan objected to the idea of Cooper having a romance with a high school student, so the character of Annie was written, as well as John Justice Wheeler, who became Audrey's love interest. Rumors persist that Lara Flynn Boyle (MacLachlan's partner at the time) had some influence on this decision, as she allegedly did not get along with Sherilyn Fenn.\n"


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"In the shooting scripts of episodes 24 through 29 and on the laser disc jackets, her name is \"Annie Blackburne\" but the spelling \"Blackburn\" has been adopted since at least Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me's shooting script.\nLynch confirmed that Laura wrote down what Annie said to her although the movie shooting script says that Annie tried to get through to the nurse instead.\nHarley Peyton clarified that, at least when originally conceived, Annie was a real person and not an agent of the Black or White Lodge.\nGraham was not asked to reprise her role in Twin Peaks: The Return, though she would have been happy to return and work with Lynch again."


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"Screaming girl\nYou may be looking for Ruby.\nAn unidentified student at Twin Peaks High School ran through the school's courtyard, screaming, after learning that Laura Palmer had been murdered that morning. She was seen by the students in Ms. Honeycutt's class.\nIn 2016, the Fireman briefly showed Andy Brennan a vision of the screaming girl at his palace.\nThe shot of the girl running also appears in the pre-title sequence of \"Part 1.\""


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"Twin Peaks General Store\nTwin Peaks General Store was a general store in Twin Peaks.\nHistory\nOn February 25, 1989, Nadine Hurley went to the store to buy cotton balls. There, she encountered Norma Jennings and told her that she planned on using the cotton balls to silence her drape runners.\nGallery\nShowcase of the storeToy train station sold in a store\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location was Valley Hardware Toys & Trains located at 612 Myrtle Avenue in Monrovia, California."


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"17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner\n\"17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner\" is a featurette originally included 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 2000 interview with Pat Cokewell, who was the owner of the Mar-T Caf\u00e9 when it was used for filming the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nTrivia\nThe title and opening text of the featurette erroneously refer to the caf\u00e9 as \"Mar T Diner.\""


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"Cheerleader\nAn unidentified cheerleader tried out for the Twin Peaks High School cheer squad in March 1989.\nAt tryouts, the cheerleader performed a routine for vice principal Greege and the physical education teacher, followed by Nadine Hurley."


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"Sarah Spottiswode\nSarah Spottiswode was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 1500 Church Lane and her phone number was 555-1652."


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"SaveTwinPeaks\n\n#SaveTwinPeaks was a viral campaign to ensure David Lynch's participation in the Twin Peaks revival following his sudden departure due to contract negotiations.\nHistory\nThe return of Twin Peaks had been greatly anticipated before it was officially announced on October 6, 2014. The initial press release stated the production would consist of nine episodes written by Mark Frost and David Lynch, and directed by David Lynch. The plan was to film all the episodes in the coming year for release in 2016, with a companion book by Mark Frost, titled The Secret History of Twin Peaks, to be released in the fall of 2015.\nOn March 15, 2015, Lynch reported that there were contract negotiation \"complications\" impeding the progress of the production. A few weeks later, on April 5, Lynch abruptly announced on social media that he was pulling out of the production, claiming Showtime was not offering enough money for him to produce the scripts.\nFan and cast response to the announcement was swift. "


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"On April 7, an official \"Save Twin Peaks\" social media campaign was launched with a video featuring Sheryl Lee, Dana Ashbrook, Sherilyn Fenn, M\u00e4dchen Amick, Peggy Lipton, James Marshall, Kimmy Robertson, Gary Hershberger, Catherine Coulson, Wendy Robie, Al Strobel, and Jennifer Lynch completing the phrase \"Twin Peaks without David Lynch is like...\" along with text-only statements from Grace Zabriskie and Charlotte Stewart. This was accompanied by an official change.org petition to Showtime.\nBehind the scenes, Showtime CEO David Nevins only found out about the contract negotiations turning sour after Lynch's sudden announcement. In response, Nevins and president of programming Gary S. Levine went to Lynch's house and sorted the situation out over coffee and cookies.\nOn May 15, 2015, Lynch announced he was returning to the project. Showtime further confirmed that the series would go further than the initially announced nine episodes. As a result of the delay, Twin Peaks: The Return was delayed for filming until fall of 2015 with release in May 2017, while The Secret History of Twin Peaks was delayed to the fall of 2016. Lynch was later heard remarking in behind the scenes footage that production was extremely pressed for time because of the delay.\n"


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"At Twin Peaks Festival 2015, the cast confirmed Lynch was aware of the campaign and that it had partially influenced his desire to return to the project.\nTwin Peaks premiered on May 21, 2017."


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"Chloe\n\"You know that zebra's out again?\"Chloe was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nAt the Roadhouse one night, Chloe joined her friend Ella in a booth, remarking that \"that zebra\" was out again. They talked about Ella's firing and new job, then both girls laughed at Ella's joke about a penguin."


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"Scotty\nScotty was a biker and friend of Joey Paulson.\nBiography\nOn the evening of February 24, 1989, Scotty was enjoying the performance at the Roadhouse when his friend, Joey Paulson, alerted him to the presence of Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson. Scotty responded, \"Oh, what a wonderful world.\"Behind the Scenes\nScotty was played by actor and model Rodney Harvey.\nScotty is listed in the credits as \"Biker Scotty.\""


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"\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper, is a two-sided audio cassette released on October 1, 1990 by Simon & Schuster. It compiles many of the recorded diary entries of Dale Cooper to his assistant Diane that had been featured in the first season and the first episode of the second one, along with new specially-recorded entries written by Scott Frost. It has been re-released as an audiobook.\nSome entries from the original broadcasts are not included on the tapes. The tape begins with a monologue taking place before the pilot in which Cooper discusses his impending trip to Twin Peaks and continues with the initial monologue heard in the pilot, then eventually concludes with the day when he was shot.\nFor his work, Kyle MacLachlan was nominated for a Grammy Award for best spoken-word performance.\nText\n\nFebruary 24\nTesting. One, two. Testing. Diane, it\u2019s 8 a.m., Seattle, Washington. "


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"As you have no doubt surmised, by the clarity of this tape, I\u2019ve purchased a new Micro-Mac pocket tape recorder \u2013 \"the big little recorder\" \u2013 at Wally\u2019s Rent-to-Own, 1145 North Hilltop \u2013 where, as the sign says, \"a bargain is a bargain, no matter what the cost\" \u2013 for twenty-one dollars and eighty-nine cents, cash. I decided to pass on the rent-to-own option, Diane. Leasing may be the fast track to an appearance of affluence, but equity will keep you warm at night. I have no doubt that this new model will prove to be an extremely useful tool in the investigatory process- where the most fleeting insight can be lost if your hardware isn\u2019t as solid as you think it is.\nI have two stops to make, Diane. Wo\u2019s House of Cloth, where I am picking up a new black suit, upping my total to five \u2013 one for each day of the week, presuming I don\u2019t have to work weekends. Frequently not a safe assumption. One hundred, ninety-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents, including alterations. Second stop, the regional Bureau office to pick up some files. "


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"Although I have wrapped up the fiber-sample procedure seminar I came here to conduct, it looks like I\u2019ll be heading east on a new case, instead of back to Philadelphia. Will fill you in on the details after I\u2019ve been briefed.\nDiane, 9 a.m., preparing to board Flight 210. Commuter flight, fifteen seater, arriving in Spokane at 10:15 a.m. One meal, breakfast. Eggs, sausage, toast, jam, juice and the usual coffee-scented hot water. What airlines do to coffee shouldn\u2019t happen to a dog, so I am packing a hot thermos from the commissary.\nCase number is: 11219er, you\u2019ll have a copy of the file on your desk by the time you receive this. Victim: seventeen year old white female, dead, bound and wrapped in plastic. Cause of death unknown. Says here she was the Homecoming Queen. Second victim, discovered alive, was found across the state line, which is why it\u2019s our business now. Suspects are in custody. Will assess their value upon arrival.\nDiane, I understand the air is so clear out where I am going, that you can see across two states when it\u2019s not raining, which is most of the time. "


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"So I\u2019ve packed a pair of the business man\u2019s friend, totes for the feet.\nI\u2019ve been scanning active files for the region. Note: possible correlation to a murder last year of one Teresa Banks, in the southwest corner of the state. Had all the trappings of a serial killing, except for one: a second body. Maybe this is it. Teresa Banks died a year ago, almost to the day.\nDiane, airborne. At what the pilot unintelligibly assures us is 17,000 feet. Dozed through breakfast and, for obvious reasons, am now awake. From the remains on the mans tray across the aisle, my stab at the menu was on the money, except they served bacon instead of sausage. Should be on the ground in thirty minutes, which will be about the time I empty my thermos, although the pilot did mention something about a storm front up ahead. Of course, statistically, when encountering weather aloft, the odds are in your favor in a smaller plane.\nDiane, time, at this moment, seems of little importance. "


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"If, by chance, we should not pass through this incredible maelstrom, you will find instructions for the disposition of my worldly goods and my remains, should there be any, filed under \"Things to Come.\"Diane, 10:30 a.m. *kissing noises* Back on solid ground. I should say solid asphalt. I\u2019m on my hands and knees in the parking lot of the branch office in Spokane. I\u2019m picking up a Bureau car. No, no, no, I\u2019m all right! Just thankful to be alive.\nLooks like I\u2019ll be heading out Highway 2, due east. I\u2019ve got about two hours of driving ahead of me. That\u2019ll include lunch, one pit stop and two cups of coffee, unless I refill my thermos. And, Diane, for the last fifteen miles, I\u2019m supposed to look out for deer on the highway. Man, wouldn\u2019t that be something?\nDiane, 11:30 a.m., February 24th. 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.\"54 degrees on a slightly overcast day, weatherman said rain. "


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"If you could get paid that much for being wrong 60% of the time, you'd be working. Mileage is 79,345, gauge is on reserve. 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, uh, six dollars and thirty one cents at the Lamplighter Inn. That's on Highway 2, near Lewis Fork. That was a tuna fish sandwich, 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.\"Pilot\"\nOkay... looks like I'll be meeting up with a, uh, Sheriff Harry S. Truman. Shouldn't be too hard to remember that. He'll be at the Calhoun Memorial Hospital. Guess we're going to go up to Intensive Care and take a look at that girl that crawled down the railroad tracks off the mountain. I'm pretty sure I'll be checking into a motel. I'm sure the sheriff will be able to recommend a clean place, reasonably priced. That's what I need, clean place, reasonably priced. Oh, Diane, I almost forgot. "


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"I've got to find out what kind of trees these are. They're really something special.\"Pilot\"\nDiane, 3:10 p.m. Walking out of the elevator on the second floor of Calhoun Memorial Hospital, Twin Peaks. And if I\u2019m not mistaken, the man approaching me, wearing the gun, will be Sheriff Harry. S. Truman."


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"Charlotte's Web\nCharlotte's Web was a book by E.B. White.\nA favorite of James Hurley, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nCharlotte's Web is a 1952 children's novel by E.B. White and is often considered a classic of the genre."


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"Chris\nChris was Jade's regular car wash specialist.\nAfter finishing work on Jade's Hummer one day, Chris gave her a Great Northern Hotel key he had found on the passenger side floor, asking if she had any johns from Washington. Jade, recalling that it had belonged to Dougie Jones, laughed to herself and placed it in a nearby mailbox."


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"Charlie Chaplin\nCharlie Chaplin was a filmmaker who directed The Gold Rush, which was screened at the Bijou Opera House in 1925.\nBehind the scenes\nSir Charles Spencer Chaplin (April 16, 1889 \u2013 December 25, 1977) was an English actor, filmmaker and composer, best known for his silent comedies such as The Kid (1921), The Gold Rush (1925), and City Lights (1931). He is widely considered to be one of the most important figures in film history."


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"Charlotte (Philadelphia)\n\"Traveled home to visit Dad in hopes of picking up my spirits. Found him having lunch with a much younger woman who is a potter and had mud under all her fingernails. Notice that Dad has also begun wearing sandals. It is only a suspicion, but I believe they may be sleeping together.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nCharlotte was a potter from Philadelphia who was briefly the second wife of Dale Cooper's father.\nBiography\nDale first met Charlotte on a visit home from Haverford College in November 1973, when he found her and his father having lunch together. She later joined the two for Christmas dinner and cooked a goose. Her present to Dale was a hand-crafted coffee mug in the shape of an eggplant.\nMr. Cooper and Charlotte were wed in Las Vegas in June 1974, with Dale as their best man, the day after they attended a \"Nudes on Ice\" show. L.B. Johnson presided over the ceremony at a \"little red chapel.\"As a wedding present, Dale gave them two thousand dollars he had won at a casino using a card counting technique.\n"


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"Charlotte moved into the family home on Hillcrest Avenue, and soon converted Dale's childhood bedroom into her pottery studio. Within three months, Charlotte discovered she was pregnant, but Mr. Cooper learned soon thereafter that he had become sterile. She ran off with a photographer and gave birth to a son the following year, on the same day their divorce was finalized. Regardless, Charlotte said she still intended to name the baby after Mr. Cooper."


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"Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nThe Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department are the law enforcement in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nDuring the 1989 murder investigation of Laura Palmer, the sheriff was Harry S. Truman who took the position from his brother, Frank Truman, who retired in 1981 and eventually returned some years later to serve in his brother's stead. Their father, Frederick Truman had previously been the sheriff since the 1940s.\nThe department works in close proximity with the Bookhouse Boys.\nPersonnel\n\nSheriff\nFrederick Truman (1940s \u2013 )\nFrank Truman ( \u2013 1981; 2016 \u2013 )\nHarry S. Truman (1981 \u2013 2016)\nDeputy Chief\nTommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nDeputies\nAndy Brennan\nBobby Briggs\nChad Broxford\nDale Cooper (March 18, 1989 \u2013 March 23, 1989)\nJesse Holcomb\nFred (by 1989)\nDispatch\nMaggie Brown\nReceptionist\nLucy Brennan\nGallery\nThe Sheriff's station as it appears in the April 28, 2017 teaser"


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"Anthony Sinclair\nAnthony \"Tony\" Sinclair was an insurance agent at Lucky 7 Insurance.\nBiography\nDuring an extended absence by Dougie Jones, Sinclair covered for him. However, after \"Dougie\" returned, he accused Sinclair of lying on his reports, angering Tony.\nHe later stood in Dougie's office, trying to get him to speak until Sinclair left when police arrived to speak to Jones.\nSinclair was later summoned by Duncan Todd to inform Rodney and Bradley Mitchum that it was Jones who was conspiring against them to keep them from their insurance claim on a hotel they owned that had burned down. He followed this command and showed up at the Silver Mustang Casino, declaring this lie and telling them that they had an enemy in Dougie Jones.\nUpon seeing the brothers happily bring Dougie to work, Sinclair fearfully called Todd, who gave him one day to kill Jones. He went to Detective Clark, requesting a poison. However, when the time came to do the deed, Sinclair became near-hysterical and disposed of Jones' poisoned coffee.\nHe and Dougie went to Mullins' office, where he confessed to his activities with Todd and was asked to testify against him."


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"Twin Peaks High School\n\"From the Pearl Lakes to Snake River...From Seattle to distant Rome...We must always love and cherish...Our High School and our Home.\"\u2015Twin Peaks Alma Mater\nTwin Peaks High School was the high school in Twin Peaks. Laura Palmer was a student at the time of her murder and classes were ended early the next day after a moment of silence.\nAs of 1989, the school mascot was a Steeplejack, which replaced the Lumberjack as early as 1969.\n"


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"People affiliated with the school\n\nStaff\nGeorge Wolchezk - Principal\nMrs. Jackson - Principal's secretary\nGreege - Vice-Principal\nMrs. Loesch - English teacher\nMargaret Honeycutt - Teacher\nBobo Hobson - Football coach (retired in 1968)\nMax Hartman - Football coach\nBuck Wingate - Wrestling coach\nPhysical education teacher\nStudents (1988-1989 school year)\nBobby Briggs\nTerry Franklin\nMartha Grimes\nDonna Hayward\nAudrey Horne\nJames Hurley\nNadine Hurley (admitted to student body in March 1989)\nMike Nelson\nLaura Palmer (deceased February 24, 1989)\nRonette Pulaski\nStudents (2016-2017 school year)\nDennis Craig\nAlumni\nAndrew Packard\nMargaret Lanterman\nCarl Rodd\nAlan Traherne\nThadilonius Barker\nTommy Hill\nBenjamin Horne\nJerry Horne\nEd Hurley\nHank Jennings\nFranklin Truman\nHarry S. Truman\nNorma Jennings\nAndy Brennan\nNadine Hurley\n1968 Steeplejack team picture\nThe page has some incoherencies in its annotations: there are a few different names for the same pictured person. This is indicated here with the slash symbol \"/\".\n"


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"Back row: #81 Stu Grefendorfer / halfback Henry \"Hank\" Jennings \"The Lonesome End\", Jim Jacoby, #42 David Tremayne, #55 Dennis Rohrer, #33 Gary Leicht, #52 Casper Frey, #51 Vince Brennan, #78 Toby Markle, #67 Bill Shear / sidelined 7 quarterbacks Herb \"Cutthroat\" Sear, #50 Phil \"Hashbrowns\" Mazlowski (frontline), #53 Mannie \"Schonozia\" Josephson, #12 Thadilonius \"Toad\" Barker (defensive back), #17 Greg Franchea, Dave Rrattichett, Mark Bartlett, Mickey Koontz, Sam Herd\nMiddle row: Coach Bellis, Chaplain \"Uncle Walt\" Barnhardt, trainer / student manager Herb Frederick / Fredrick, #66 Lance Masterlund, #73 Mac Fousteck, #61 Earle Black, #70 Sam Miller / Bruce \"Brucie\" Moretti, #56 Lester Arnholdt, #75 Henry Houlanan, Matt Stewart, #62 Bruce Moretti, #13 Richard Jepsen, #32 Colby Baker, #41 Mike Greeby, #40 Philip Fitzgerald, #14 Gary Swyker, Asst. "


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"Coaches Bill Chapman, Gene Pamloski, Bill Conway / Student Trainer Greg \"Goat\" Latroit \"Father to Everybody\"\nFront row: #82 Samuel Diefenderfer \"Be-bop-a-lula,she's my baby\", #71 Kenny Wilson, #74 Halfback Tommy \"The Hawk\" Hill \"Hero of the Undefeated Season\", #34 Albert \"The Muff\" Furrer, #63 Ralph Roister \"moron\", #64 John Johnson, #30 Jeff Hurley, #72 Tony Bacci, #10 quarterback Harry S. Truman / #60 Ed \"Big Ed\" Hurley, #44 Steve Farkel, #20 Don Pinkle, #57 Tim Simons, #80 Stan Lillas, #22 Ted Bjornborg, #54 Mike Reevo, #23 Joe Hastings, #11 Skip Lippertz\nGallery\nTwin Peaks High School welcome sign\nBehind the scenes\nIn the series Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks High School was shot at Mt. Si High School in Snoqualmie, Washington but in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Snohomish High School in Snohomish, Washington was used instead.\nFilming location for Twin Peaks High School Field from Episode 17 is located at 1924 Lake Drive in Beverly Hills, California."


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"Chester Desmond\n\"Sam, you stick with Chet, he's got his own M.O. \u2013 modus operandi!\"\u2015Gordon Cole\nChester \"Chet\" Desmond was a Special Agent of the FBI who was called out by Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole to investigate the murder of a 17-year-old girl named Teresa Banks, who was found wrapped in plastic.\nBiography\n\nCareer\nDesmond was a founding member of the Blue Rose task force continuing the work of the late Project Blue Book, along with Phillip Jeffries, Dale Cooper, and Albert Rosenfield.\nTeresa Banks murder\n\nDesmond was in Fargo, North Dakota in February 1988 with other FBI personnel, where he was arresting two women outside a school bus full of children.\nFire Walk with Me's shooting script suggests that the two women were prostitutes being illegally transported by the school bus driver.\nHe received a phone call from Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole in Portland, Oregon. Cole informed Desmond that a girl named Teresa Banks had been murdered and wanted him on the case.\nDesmond arrived to meet Gordon, who introduced him to Sam Stanley, who \"cracked the Whiteman case.\"A woman called Lil came out and danced, Gordon saying she was his \"mother's sister's girl.\""


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"Sam later asked about her dance. Chet said her sour face meant that the local authorities were not cooperative, her eyes blinking meant there was trouble higher up with the law enforcement, her hand in her pocket meant they are hiding something, her fist meant they were belligerent, her walking in place meant there would be a lot of legwork, her being Cole's \"mother's sister's girl\" meant the sheriff's uncle was in federal prison, her tailored dress meant drugs, and her blue rose meant something he could not tell Sam about.\nThey arrived at the Deer Meadow Sheriff's station, where Deputy Cliff Howard and the receptionist would not let them see Sheriff Cable. Chet then forced his way past the deputy and went to Cable's office. The sheriff insisted that they had the situation handled on their own and did not need the FBI's help, mockingly referring to Chet as \"J. Edgar.\"Desmond ordered the files on Teresa Banks, who was a drifter with no loved ones.\n\nHe went with Sam to the morgue, where they examined Teresa's body. They found that the cause of death was likely repeated blows to the head from a blunt object. "


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"She was also missing a ring. Under the fingernail, Stanley found a small piece of paper with the letter 'T' on it.\nDesmond and Stanley left the morgue at 3:30 AM. Stanley asked where they would sleep, and Desmond said that they would get something to eat first. Sam commented that Chet had his own modus operandi and they headed to Hap's Diner, where Teresa had worked as a waitress. They talked to a man named Jack and asked about Hap, who they discovered was dead. They asked about Teresa Banks and found out she did not have any friends or companions. He told them to ask Irene. They went inside and spoke to Irene, who said Banks only worked at the diner for a month and was always late. Irene believed she had a cocaine problem. She also said that for three days near the end of her life, her arm went completely numb.\nThey left the diner later in the morning and decided to go to Fat Trout Trailer Park, where Teresa had lived at the time of her death. Desmond saw Irene leave and thanked her, then said \"good morning.\""


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"They went to the trailer park, where they met the owner, Carl Rodd, who took them to Teresa's trailer. There they found a photo of her wearing the ring. Rodd brought them strong cups of coffee and an old woman came to the trailer but left when Chet asked if she knew Teresa Banks.\n\nDesmond and Stanley went back to the sheriff's station to get the body, but after Cable refused to hand over Teresa's body, he challenged Desmond, first displaying his ability to bend rebar. They fought, Desmond standing triumphant. Chet then bent rebar in front of the sheriff and taunted the deputy.\nChet told Sam to take the body back to the Portland while he went back to the trailer park for the \"blue rose.\"He asked Carl for directions to Deputy Cliff Howard's trailer, but instead went to a mysterious trailer and found Teresa's ring sitting beneath it on a mound of dirt. Desmond reached out to take it.\nDisappearance\n\nSoon thereafter, Desmond was reported missing. Special Agent Dale Cooper investigated the trailer park and found Desmond's car with the words \"Let's rock\" scrawled across the windshield.\n"


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"Special Agent Tammy Preston later found Desmond's name on a deleted list she found on a computer in the Philadelphia FBI offices, and made note of his name popping up a few times in the Archivist's files.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Teresa Banks case was originally to be given to Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, as portrayed in The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes. However, due to Kyle MacLachlan wishing to have a smaller role in the film, Desmond and Stanley were written to take his place in the investigation.\nWhen asked about Desmond's absence from Twin Peaks (2017), Mark Frost stated that the character was discussed, but he and David Lynch could not find an easy way to \"bring him back from wherever he is.\"Trivia\nDesmond's initials \"C. D.\" are the opposite of the ones of Dale Cooper, probably done to show how different they are.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me"


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"Chief Joseph\nIn-mut-too-yah-lat-lat, more commonly known as Chief Joseph, was a chief of the Wal-lam-wat-kin, a band of the Nez Perce tribe.\nBiography\nJoseph was chief by 1877, his position being that of a spiritual leader as opposed to a military tactician. when he refused to follow the United States government's order to relocate his people to a reservation. He then traveled to a \"place of smoke by the great falls\" to seek guidance from the \"Great Spirit Chief.\"When a cavalry was sent out to oust the tribe, Joseph led them toward Canada.\nDuring the retreat, the tribe engaged in battle thirteen times with American forces led by General Oliver Howard. Howard himself claimed to have seen Joseph and his people travel through Hart Mountain, despite the impossibility of such an event.\nJoseph and the tribe were ambushed in the Bear Paw Mountains and surrendered on October 5 after a five-day battle with Howard's forces. He and four-hundred of his followers were imprisoned for eight months in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, then in Oklahoma the following summer.\n"


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"When Joseph permitted the escape of Chief White Bird from the prisoner camp, Howard decided this was a violation of Joseph's terms of surrender, thus absolving the government's responsibility to return Native Americans to their land.\nOver the subsequent thirty-one years, Joseph fought for the freedom of his people, assisted by Captain Charles Erskine Wood. On January 14, 1879, Joseph delivered a speech to cabinet members, diplomats, and congressman at the Lincoln Hall auditorium in Washington, D.C. In his speech, he pled for the American government to recognize his people as men, rather than treating them as outlaws or animals.\nSix years later, Joseph and his people were allowed to move from Oklahoma to a reservation in northeastern Washington, though were forced to live among the remains of other tribes.\nJoseph was photographed by Edward Curtis in Seattle in 1903. He died the following year, of what his doctor determined to be a broken heart.\nBehind the scenes\nHin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, popularly known as Chief Joseph, Young Joseph, or Joseph the Younger (March 3, 1840 \u2013 September 21, 1904) was a Nez Perce leader who led his people in a large-scale retreat, known as the Nez Perce War. "


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"In his later years, Joseph spoke against the injustice toward the Native American people.\nHis speeches were narrated by Michael Horse in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Anthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3 is a soundtrack collection of several ambient music cues by Dean Hurley that were featured in the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks. It was released on August 6, 2017.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nArtist\nLength\n1.\n\"Intro Cymbal Wind\"\nDean Hurley\n1:00\n2.\n\"Night Electricity Theme\"\nHurley\n2:51\n3.\n\"Electricity I\"\nHurley\n0:56\n4.\n\"Weighted Room / Choral Swarm\"\nHurley\n5:30\n5.\n\"Tube Wind Dream\"\nHurley\n1:23\n6.\n\"Tone / Slow Speed Prison / Low Mood\"\nHurley\n4:27\n7.\n\"Slow One Chord Blues (Interior)\"\nHurley\n1:09\n8.\n\"Interior Home by the Sea\"\nHurley\n1:25\n9.\n\"Low Sustained Mystery\"\nHurley\n1:57\n10.\n\"Angel Choir Reveal\"\nHurley\n0:29\n11.\n\"Seven Heaven\"\nHurley\n0:58\n12.\n\"Eastern European Symphonic Mood No. 1\"\nHurley\n4:23\n13.\n\"Black Box\"\nHurley\n0:38\n14.\n\"Girl Appears / Black Smoke\"\nHurley\n2:37\n15.\n\"Shanghai Mysterioso\"\nHurley\n4:42\n16.\n\"Forest / Interior\"\nHurley\n2:43\n17.\n\"Electricity II\"\nHurley\n1:02\n18.\n\"Future / Past\"\nHurley\n1:22\nExternal links\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3 on BandCamp\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3 on Amazon\nvteTwin Peaks merchandisePublicationsFiction\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. "


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"Scott Pixelle\nScott Pixelle was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 1 Ruffside and his phone number was 555-0633."


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"Twin Peaks The Bookhouse Boys Hardcover Ruled Journal\nTwin Peaks The Bookhouse Boys Hardcover Ruled Journal is a journal by Insight Editions.\nThe journal features 192 blank journal pages as well as \"a special Laura Palmer memento.\""


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"Charlotte (Twin Peaks)\n\"I'm gonna laugh when I fuck you, bitch!\"\u2015Richard Horne\nCharlotte was a guest at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night while Trouble were performing on stage, Charlotte overheard an exchange between Richard Horne in the next booth and a bar worker. Afterward, she went over to ask him for a light, then sat down next to him at his invitation. Immediately, Richard violently grabbed her from behind and began making vulgar threats. Despite her friend Elizabeth's intervention, Richard laughed at the two of them and continued assaulting her."


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"Chet Weems\nFor the FBI agent, see Chester Desmond.\nChet was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Martin Padley.\nChet was married to Jade, sister of his ex-flame, Emerald. Emerald attempted to seduce him so that she could destroy her father's will, in which he left the Towers to Jade.\nIn one episode, Chet was seen being beaten up and threatened by Montana as Chet's father-in-law, Jared, witnessed the altercation. Later, in a cliffhanger ending, Chet shot Montana. Jared stood by Chet after the shooting as Montana stared at them in horror."


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"Anonymous billionaire\n\"Whose place is this?\"\"I heard a billionaire. Some anonymous billionaire.\"\u2015Tracey Barberato and Sam Colby\nAn anonymous billionaire reportedly owned a skyscraper in New York City."


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"Saturday Night Live\nSaturday Night Live is an American late-night comedy show which has been running for over 40 years.\nKyle MacLachlan hosted the show for the first episode of its sixteenth season, which aired on September 29, 1990, one day before the second season of Twin Peaks premiered. He reprised his role as Special Agent Dale Cooper in a sketch parodying the show.\nMacLachlan's opening monologue and the Twin Peaks sketch were included with Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition.\nKyle MacLachlan as host\n\nOpening monologue\nDuring MacLachlan's opening monologue, an audience member asks him if they will find out who killed Laura Palmer in the upcoming season. He reveals that the killer was Shelly Johnson, which prompts Kyle to be called to the control room, where he receives a call from David Lynch, who is enraged at him for spoiling the show. He returns to the stage to assure the audience that he was joking about Shelly killing Laura.\n"


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"Twin Peaks sketch\nIn his room at the Great Northern Hotel at 11:31 PM, Cooper addresses a tape to Diane, telling her how long he showered and the details, including how many hairs he found and what kind of shampoo he used. He then tells her that he ate fifteen jelly doughnuts and that he will soon take an insulin shot, then details his plans to slide around his sheets in the nude to figure out what they are made of.\n\nSheriff Harry S. Truman then enters, announcing that Leo Johnson has confessed to Laura's murder. However, Cooper does not listen, instead suggesting that they go to One Eyed Jacks disguised as Indians, using Hawk's buckskins. The sheriff tells him of Leo's confession again and Cooper says it to be another piece of the puzzle of figuring out Laura's killer. Harry tells him that they have evidence, including a videotape of Leo murdering Laura, but Cooper again dismisses this as it is too obvious. He then tells of a dream he had of a hairless mouse with a pitchfork singing a song about caves, and surmises the caves to be the same ones at the Packard Sawmill.\n"


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"Deputy Andy Brennan brings a handcuffed Leo into the room, who says he is ready to do his time. Cooper determines Leo's actions to make him a prime suspect. Leland Palmer then enters, thanking him for finding the man who killed Laura. However, Cooper tells him that Laura's killer is still at large, which causes Leland to have a breakdown and he leaves.\nAudrey Horne then enters. Cooper asks her if she has found any leads at the perfume counter, but she say she quit the job after Leo confessed. Leo interrupts and shows pictures of him about to kill Laura, killing Laura, and wrapping Laura in plastic. However, Cooper is still unconvinced. Audrey gives him a present, tying the bow with her tongue, and she leaves.\nCooper turns to Harry, telling him of his plan to stake out the graveyard, disguised as altar boys. The sheriff shoots this plan down and continues trying to convince him that Leo is guilty of the crime. Cooper suggests that he throw a rock at a window, suggesting that if it breaks, Leo is innocent. He throws the rock, breaking the window, and tells Leo he is free to go. "


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"This irritates Leo, who says he sent several notes to Cooper, confessing to the crime.\nNadine Hurley enters and asks Cooper to take her silent drape runner to the patent office in Washington, D.C. then leaves. Harry says he is about to head out as well, but Cooper stops him, as they have not yet heard from the Log Lady. However, Harry says they will not hear from her, as they have already used both female Saturday Night Live cast members. Nevertheless, she comes in to tell him that her log points to Leo being the murderer and she leaves.\nSheriff Truman prepares to leave with Andy and Leo, but Cooper then says that they still have to figure out who shot him, which Leo also confesses to. They leave Cooper alone and he addresses another tape to Diane, telling her of his impending return. He says that he feels alone in Twin Peaks for the first time. The Man from Another Place then enters. Cooper says he is off to get a pie from the diner, but then decides to go to bed as the man dances.\n"


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"Cast\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nKevin Nealon as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nChris Farley as Leo Johnson\nConan O'Brien as Deputy Andy Brennan\nPhil Hartman as Leland Palmer\nVictoria Jackson as Audrey Horne\nJan Hooks as Nadine Hurley and the Log Lady\nMike Myers as the Man from Another Place\nExternal links\nOpening monologue on NBC.com\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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"Twin Peaks Murder Mystery Game\n\nTwin Peaks Murder Mystery Game is a board game published in 1991 by Paul Lamond Games Ltd. and designed by Cicero Greathouse and Michael G. Kennedy.\nPublisher's summary\nTwin Peaks must surely be the strangest town in America. Scarcely a day goes past without some weird occurrence. You really need your wits about you to fathom these mysterious events, but can you ever match up to the almost supernatural detection skills of FBI super-sleuth Agent Cooper?\nEnter the enigmatic world of Twin Peaks and test your powers of deduction. Weave your way through the web of premonitions and dreams; donuts and cherry pie, deciphering the cryptic clues as you go.\nAnd remember, in Twin Peaks, the owls are not what they seem.\nContents:\n1 playing board\n1 Agent Cooper's Handbook\n6 miniatures Pentagon puzzle\n1 pack of Suspect Cards\n75 donut counters\n1 die & 1 poker die\n6 playing pieces\nFour to six players\nFBI Agent's Handbook\n\"Winners don't use drugs\" - William S. Sessions, Director, FBI\nThe game's 20 pages rule book as written by Special Agent: Dale Cooper.\n"


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"Introduction\n\"A Word About \u2013 The Inside TrackAs a Special Agent, you are obliged to pursue every clue and walk every pathway to investigate, apprehend, and prosecute any suspect or suspects, you deem to have a direct connection with your case bringing them to justice in a timely manner.Within this manual, you will find certain personality profiles, clues, and admissible evidence that will aid you in your task. It has consequently been pre-established that five clues linked directly to any of the following personalities are the required amount with which to secure your suspect.While treating yourself to copious amounts of sliced huckleberry pies, and fistfuls of glazed and sugared donuts, be forewarned that you are about to embark on a perilous journey; one of mystery, intrigue, danger at every corner, and the unexpected. Take heed and remain prepared at all costs: for many things are not what they seem!\"Rules of Play\nThe board game is designed for two to six players (teen to adult) and the object of the game is to reveal the chief suspect in mysterious killings that have occurred in Twin Peaks and ensnare the killer before the other player(s). "


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"This is accomplished by collecting four Suspect Clue cards that match in poker suit and name (there are 50 in total), collecting twelve donut counters (there are 70 in total), and assembling the five points the Pentagram Deathtrap puzzle (there are 30 pieces divided into 6 sets on a perforated cardboard), thus \"trapping\" the suspect.\nThe playing pieces are:\ncolour\ntoken\nRed\nThe Heart\nBlue\nThe Pie\nGreen\nThe Poker Chip\nYellow\nThe Log\n(plays first)\nBlack\nThe Gun\nWhite\nThe Coffee Cup\nOnly five suspects have enough Suspect Cards to be trapped: Jacques Renault and Phillip M. Gerard have four, Leo Johnson and Leland Palmer have a few more cards and BOB has the most.\nMap of Twin Peaks\nAn original map of the town.\nA History of the Local Area\nIn 1887, the introduction of the locomotive opened the Cascade wilderness to the logging industry. Prior to this time the Chinook Indian tribes were among those Native Americans to precede the first white explorers Robert Gray and Lewis and Clark recognizing the beauty and opportunity of the Columbia River region. "


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"Places like the Twin Peaks locale were common to possess forests of fir pine, hemlock, and cedar so dense that they remained almost completely unexplored by man. Indeed, a man can still to this day, find himself quite easily lost after entering the Pacific Northwest woods after only a few dozen feet.\nThe Town of Twin Peaks\nPop. 51,201. Twin Peaks is located 5 miles south of the Canadian Border and 12 miles west of the state line in the Northeast portion of Washington State, near the Huckleberry Mountain Range. The economy is based on the conversion of wood and forestry products with many small cottage industries providing finished goods to support the area's many wood craftsmen, the minority of whom are of local Indian origins. From Seattle, travelling along 1-90; continue to State Road 21, then North into the Colville Indian Reservation and National Park areas. The twin tributaries of Deer Creek and the Kettle River converge upon the outskirts of the community to form Timber Falls jus below the Great Northern Hotel.\nTwin Peaks derives its name from the summits along the Huckleberry ridge, with Troublesome Peak standing at elevation 4,439 as the tallest of the two. "


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"High- way 21 connects at mid-town Twin Peaks with Sparkwood, but continues on some distance to Grand Forks, British Columbia across the Canadian border. Aside from the regional tribes of American Indians making up the population, the balance is a diversified grouping of Danes, Welsh and Dutch, along with small cluster of Irish mill workers who emigraled in the late 1800s, now residing along the river in low town.\nThe Darkness\nThere are many legends in American Indian lore about the deep woods. Things such as spirits and souls fill their religion and bear some consideration before casting such detailed accounts aside. Thankfully, there are protective attitudes in this otherwise sleepy town of Twin Peaks. Over the years stories of children found murdered in the woods have prompted the formation of a secret society chartered to keop the DARKNESS at bay, and has been in effect over the Course of many generations. The DARKNESS is an expression of the very presence of evil, the black nature of the forces of life. On one hand it is a natural force, yet on the other, it endeavours to confound and divert every attempt to civilize society. "


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"The DARKNESS is a disorganiaing element which bears watching for it may rear its head at any given moment however sacred, claiming back that which it jealously reveres as its own. Attempts to push back the deep shroud of the DARKNESS over the years have only caused it to harbour a greater determination to take humanity down with it, for it has shown a cunning, palience, and perversion to be compared to the instincts of certain beasts af prey stealing away the frail and the young. The DARKNESS is sometimes explained in local lore by the phrase: \"The Owls are not what they seem!\""


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"Personality Profiles\nDr. JacobyJosie PackardBlackieJerry HornePhillip M. GerardJean RenaultHank JenningsBenjamin HorneMargaret (Log Lady)Leland PalmerJames HurleyRonette PulaskiJacques RenaultLeo Johnson\n\"Occupation: Psychiatrist\nAge: 47\nObservations:\nKooky over anything Hawaiian\nConceal an as yet undisclosed body of knowledge concerning Laura\nIs a virtual encyclopedia of psychosis\"\n\"Occupation: Mill owner\nAge: 32\nObservations:\nWithdrawn and sullen, streetwise, hardened to life\nFormer prostitute in Hong Kong - maintains connections\nHusband, Andrew disappeared mysteriously in boat accident\nSexual liaison with Sheriff Truman\"\n\"Occupation: Madame of prostitution\nAge: 39\nObservations:\nVoluptuous Shady-Lady, hard-edged business woman, gambler\nAddiction to sex, power, and drugs\nOne of Laura's lovers\nConsider as dangerous criminal\"\n\"Occupation: Brother and assistant to Benjamin Horne\nAge: 38\nObservations:\nUnpredictably hostile, with tendency toward the extravagant\nWeasel-like in method and form, smarter than he lets on to be\nWomanizer and the dupe doing his brother's biddings\"\n\"Occupation: Travelling shoe salesman\nAge: 56\nObservations:\nSchizoid, with multiple personality disorder\nClaims to be \"Bob's\" ex-partner and knows him only in spiritual form as his demonic familiar\"\n\"Occupation: Drug czar\nAge: 49\nObservations:\nUnderworld dealings in all areas of crime, powerful and dangerous\nKnown murderer, amoral, holds no compassion for human life\nJacques and Bernard Renault's brother\"\n\"Occupation: Labourer / R&R caf\u00e9\nAge: 36\nObservations:\nParolee, ex-con indicated for vehicular manslaughter\nOld friend of Sheriff Truman, and conspiring with Josie Packard\nTactics involve underworld dealings with criminal connections\"\n\"Occupation: Owner of Great Northern Hotel, Horne's Department Store and One-Eyed Jack's\nAge: 52\nObservations:\nSingularly most powerful man in Twin Peaks\nHis brainchild is the developpement, \"Ghostwood Estates\"\nInvolved in any enterprise turning a profit, (including murder)\"\n\"Occupation: Homemaker\nAge: 58\nObservations:\nA troubled soul who shows her remorse over losing her husband in a forest fire by channeling her obvious psychic abilitis to inanimate objects\nShe was the last witness prior to Laura's murder when she heard footsteps and laughter at the foot of the trail near her cabin\nExhibits a special aptitude concerning woodlore, and wildlife (owls)\"\n\"Occupation: Attorney\nAge: 49\nObservations:\nSharp and conniving, seductive wit, and extrovertive persona\nUnpredictable mood swings exhibit obsessive behaviour patterns\nOvert preoccupation with Laura that indicates a guilt-driven remorse possibly due to unsettled father-daughter relationship\"\n\"Occupation: Student\nAge: 17\nObservations:\nTeenage rebel, introvertive, secretive and a loner\nLaura's secret boyfriend (he was last to see Laura alive)\nHas masked his grief by involving himself with Donna Hayward\"\n\"Occupation: Therapist\nAge: 21\nObservations:\nA frail and insecure individual with trauma and delusions\nObviously doted an attention from the opposite sex and poised herself as a \"plaything\" to certain members of the community\nLaura's lover on regular basis and was at the cabin with her\"\n\"Occupation: Bartender at Roadhouse\nAge: 43\nObservations:\nA slow witted individual with no mind for complicated matters\nA Canadian citizen taking odd jobs while dabbling in drugs\nWas at the cabin with Laura and Ronette before the killing\"\n\"Occupation: Truck driver\nAge: 26\nObservations:\nA cunning and dangerous man with a penchant for cruelty\nDrives a truck (Pink Pussycat) across the border and back\nWas the lead culprit in getting the girls up to the cabin and was a regular lover of Laura's providing her with variations of perversion and corruption\"\nThe Dream-Speaking Sequence\nA red room hommage sequence of the game with six different sentences differing for each player. "


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"Upon success, brings the player to a square of the board.\nThe Pentagram Deathtrap\nEach piece is a point of the pentagram and depicts a character from the series, putting the five pieces together forms a white horse in the central pentagon labelled \"BOB\". They can be collected rolling the poker die by going to the Inner Track through One-Eyed Jack's, Horne's Department Store, Easter Park or Laura Palmer.\nRoll\nTalisman\nJack\nOwl\nKing\nLittle Man\nQueen\nCousin\n10\nGiant\n9\nLittle Boy\nAce\nBOB\nInconsistencies\n\nWithin itself\nIn the introduction, Cooper states to collect 5 clues but the Rules of the game states that only 4 Suspect Clue cards are necessary.\nThe back of the box states that there are 75 donuts pieces but only 70 are included.\nAccording to the rules, rolling the Ace with the die gives the BOB pentagram piece, but there isn't a BOB piece, as Bob is made up of all five pieces. Furthermore, the box states to be 6 different Pentagram pieces.\nThe back of one of Leland Palmer's Suspect Clue card, \"A man in a smiling bag\", has been printed in reverse.\n"


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"The handbook states to store the Suspect Clue cards on the \"space provided on the board\", but the board does not have any dedicated space.\nA square that tells to \"Advance to Saw Mill\" which is the very next square.\nWith other releases\nThe game's rule book contains age inconsistencies with other released materials for the following characters:\nLawrence Jacoby\nJerry Horne\nBenjamin Horne\nMargaret Lanterman\nLeland Palmer\nRonette Pulaski\nLeo Johnson\nIn addition to her age being incorrect, the handbook also erroneously states that Ronette Pulaski is a therapist, while her only occupations given in the rest of the franchise are student, the perfume department at Horne's Department Store, and prostitute.\nThe handbook states that Margaret Lanterman was a witness to the murder of Laura Palmer, while the witness was actually her log.\nOne Suspect Clue card has the suspect \"Wyndham Earle\" instead of Windom, and contains the clue, \"A Walther P.B.K. (James Bond's gun)\" instead of the PPK which was used by Josie and not Earle to shoot Cooper.\nOne square used the name \"Albert Rosenfeld\" instead of Rosenfield."


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"'Tis Pity She's a Whore\n'Tis Pity She's a Whore was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\n'Tis Pity She's a Whore is a tragedy by John Ford, first performed between 1629 and 1633."


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"Shelly Briggs\n\"That's the kind of girl to make you wish you spoke a little French!\"\u2015Gordon Cole\nShelly McCauley Briggs (known as Shelly Johnson during her first marriage) was a waitress at the Double R Diner, which was owned by Norma Jennings, a friend and motherly figure to Shelly, who dropped out of high school to marry trucker Leo Johnson, who had swept her off her feet by lavishing her with attention. As soon as they got married, it turned out that Leo just \"wanted a maid he didn't have to pay for,\" in her words. Leo was a monstrous home dictator, wife-beater, and dangerous criminal, and he was tangibly connected to Laura Palmer's murder.\nAs of 1989, Shelly was having an affair with Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs, who, like Laura, was still in high school, and besides being a jock, he was something of a known hooligan. Although Bobby did not quite tread on the right side of the law, he was at least kind to Shelly, unlike Leo. The risk of the affair was great and Bobby dealt drugs for Leo and knew just how dangerous Leo was.\n"


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"Over the next twenty-five years, Shelly had a daughter named Rebecca, or \"Becky,\" and continued to work at the diner.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nShelly was the only child born from a dysfunctional marriage. Her parents divorced early in her life, after which, her father left the state.\nShe met Bobby Briggs in elementary school and the two eventually began dating. However, in her junior year of high school, after discovering that he was cheating on her with Laura Palmer, Shelly confronted Bobby at their prom in a disruptive public scene. After this episode, she went to the Roadhouse, where she met trucker Leo Johnson.\nThree weeks later, the couple were married by a local justice of the peace and Shelly dropped out of school. However, during the next two years, Bobby and Shelly secretly renewed their relationship.\nOn a slow day at the diner in February 1989, Shelly watched as Ed and Nadine Hurley came to the diner, the latter storming out upon seeing Norma. Norma asked her to help Laura with her Meals on Wheels delivery, as Heidi had a bloody nose. However, a distressed Laura told Shelly that she was unable to do the Meals on Wheels. "


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"After Laura suddenly left, Shelly went back in to tell Norma, who had her make the deliveries since the diner was having a slow day.\nLater, Leo lectured and abused her, whilst trying to wash the kitchen floor. Bobby called Leo and Shelly overheard that he owed him $5,000.\nLaura Palmer's murder\nShelly was at work on the morning of February 24, 1989 and she asked fellow waitress Heidi why she was late to work. Heidi claimed she could not get her car started and Shelly finished this thought with \"too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\"Which caused Heidi to giggle as she heads to the kitchen. Bobby Briggs offered to take her home on his way to football practice, which she accepted. She left the diner with Bobby and out to his car, where he said that he thought Norma suspected their secret relationship, but she said she probably did not.\nThey drove to her house, drinking as they went until Bobby spotted her husband's, truck after she said he was out of town. Bobby backed up and dropped her off away from her house.\n\n"


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"Later, while watching news coverage over the murder of Laura Palmer, she sat with Leo, who was examining cigarettes in their ashtray and noted that there were different brands. When he questioned her on the matter, she said she just smoked whatever she could find, so he insisted she smoke one brand from then on and threatened her if she did not listen.\nThe next morning, Shelly left her house, ready for work, and went over to Leo, who was cleaning his truck. She said she had finished doing laundry, but he gave her a pile of dirty clothes to wash and told her to do it immediately. She took the clothes to their washing machine but found a bloody shirt among them. When Norma arrived to take her to work, she hid the shirt. Before she left, Leo told her that he may come to the diner and to save him a piece of pie.\nShe later served coffee to Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, the former suggesting the latter to try the diner's cherry pie, which Shelly said to be the \"best in the tri-counties.\""


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"Truman then asked her if he could speak to Norma.\nShe later went home where Leo was waiting for her and questioned her about his shirt that she hid. He then beat her with a sock stuffed with a bar of soap.\nIn the morning, she turned off the television showing Invitation to Love when Bobby showed up. She reluctantly let him in, but he saw where Leo had beaten her. He declared that if Leo did it again, he would kill him.\nShelly attended Laura's funeral, where Laura's father, Leland broke down and threw himself onto Laura's casket. Shelly later made fun of this to customers at the diner.\nShe came home to Leo, who angrily left the house, not telling her where he was going. She took a pistol from her purse and hid it in a drawer.\nThe next day, Shelly sat on Bobby's lap at her home, kissing him and said that Leo was with Jacques Renault. He told her about the drug operation run by Leo and Jacques, and that Laura had bought cocaine from them. "


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"Shelly then showed him Leo's bloody shirt and he happily said that the shirt could be the \"answer to prayers.\"She then showed him her gun.\nShe later went to work, venting to Norma about her problems with Leo. Norma then suggested they have a beauty day together. After Norma received a call, she tells Shelly that her husband, Hank had made parole.\nThe following morning, Shelly made breakfast for Bobby, who then played out a scenario in which he threatened Leo's life if he harmed Shelly again. Bobby hid when Deputy Andy Brennan came to the door, asking about Leo and the sheriff's department's interest in speaking to him. Shelly said that she overheard an argument about Laura between Leo and Jacques. Andy left and Bobby came back out from hiding, having listened in on the conversation. They shared a romantic moment but were interrupted by a call from Leo, who asked if there was anyone looking for him, but Shelly did not say there was. He said he was coming home soon and Bobby placed the gun in her hand.\n"


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"After devoting much of the day to beauty with Norma, she came to work with her and they were stopped by Hank, freshly released on parole. Shelly left them alone.\nLater that night, Shelly lit a cigarette with her stove, nervously awaiting Leo's inevitable return. Leo came in, all bloody, commanding her to get him a beer. She tried to ask him what happened, but he pushed her down and she drew her pistol. When he came closer to her, she shot him.\nIn the morning, Shelly welcomed Bobby to her home, upset after shooting Leo. She expressed that she thought Leo was outside, waiting to kill her and told Bobby what happened leading up to her shooting him. Bobby then promised he would take care of Leo.\nLater at work, Hank told Shelly about prison life. She then overheard a conversation regarding Hank's parole when Sheriff Truman arrived. She then offered Cooper a cup of coffee.\nThe following day, she washed her hair in the kitchen sink at her home, placing her pistol next to her. Her eyes were stung by her shampoo and she reached for her towel, which was not where she placed it. "


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"Realizing she was not alone, she reached for her gun, but was grabbed by Leo and taken to the Packard Sawmill, where she was tied up. Leo showed her a bomb and told her that Bobby would be dead by the time it went off in an hour. She was found by Catherine Martell just before the bomb went off, sparking a fire. Catherine cut her free and took her by the hand as part of the roof fell in.\nLeo's recovery\nHaving been hospitalized with smoke inhalation, she sobbed about Bobby the next morning, believing him to be dead. However, she was overjoyed when she was later visited by him. They talked about Leo, who is also in the hospital, having been shot. She told him about what Leo did to her the previous night and Bobby then left and expressed his love for her. She was later visited by Norma, who promised to bring her food instead of making her eat from the hospital's appalling menu.\nThe next day, with Doctor Will Hayward, she observed Leo, who had a bullet lodged in his spine and was possibly paralyzed. "


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"Hayward said that Leo's comatose state could be contained, but he did not know when he would improve.\nAfter her release from the hospital, she sat with Bobby in his car, discussing a plan to live off of disability checks for Leo, but she was resistant, not wanting Leo to be home in any condition.\nShelly went to the sheriff's station the next day to give her statement on Leo but did not wish to say anything against him, so Cooper let her go.\nA couple of days later, she watched as Tim Pinkle demonstrated a Port-O-Patient for her and Bobby for use with Leo. However, the machine proved to be unsafe. She took Bobby aside to ask how their situation was before she went to meet Leo's lawyer. He reassured her and they went outside, leaving Pinkle in the Port-O-Patient.\nShe attended the hearing held on behalf of Leo, who was determined to be not competent to stand trial.\nShelly stood in her home with Bobby the next day with insurance representative Tom Brockman, who admired their choice to take care of Leo in the home. "


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"However, they were dismayed to find out that they would only receive $700 in insurance every month rather than the $5000 they expected.\nThey later threw a party for Leo's return and for the first time expressed their relationship in front of him. However, she was frightened when Leo moved while they kissed.\nBobby determined that Shelly only had $42 to live on for the month. Leo began to scream, then spat and said, \"New shoes.\"Bobby asked what this could mean and Shelly mentioned a pair of boots Leo had repaired the previous week.\nShe later tearfully told Norma that she had to quit her job at the diner to take care of Leo. Norma reassured her that there would always be an opening for her. Ed and Nadine then entered, the latter having reverted to an 18-year-old state of mind. She brought out a coffee for Ed and a milkshake for Nadine, which Nadine broke.\nAfter attempting to feed Leo the next day, Shelly went to Bobby, who said he had decided to pursue a business career and will earn enough money for them to get by. "


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"Several days later, she watched Bobby put on one of Leo's suits to go meet with Benjamin Horne for this career. She requested Bobby to take her out later that night, but they did not know what to do with Leo. Bobby assured her that his business with Horne would make them financially secure.\nShe brushes Leo's teeth later as the phone rang. She reluctantly answered the call from Bobby and noticed that Leo was moving.\nA few days later, Shelly fed Leo and was angered at Bobby, as it was his turn to take care of him. Bobby got up and left for the Great Northern Hotel, much to Shelly's anger. At night, the power at her home fluctuated, and she found Leo's wheelchair to be empty, then saw that he was standing and grinning at her.\nShe moved through the house, calling for Leo as the lights pulsed. He threw a bottle at her, which shattered against the fridge and she ran for the door, which she could not manage to open. She cried for help and darted for the backdoor but was hit by Leo's wheelchair. "


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"She took a knife from the kitchen drawer and swore she would kill him. She tried to cut through the plastic over the house's unfinished wall, but he picked her up and threw her across the room. She heard Bobby asking for her as Leo picked up an ax. Bobby came and tried to disarm him, but was pinned against the wall with the ax's handle. Shelly managed to find the knife she was using and stabbed Leo in the leg. He escaped from the hole she had cut in the plastic.\nShelly and Bobby went to the station, where they spoke with Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman about the attack. When questioned about his reason for being at the Johnson home, Bobby openly admitted his and Shelly's relationship. Truman told Shelly that he would assign deputies to keep watch on her home, and she went to the diner to get her job back.\nReturn to work\nDuring her first day back at work, Shelly asked Norma about her sister, who had left a convent and was to arrive in Twin Peaks the next day. Norma found an envelope with Shelly's name on it and gave it to her. "


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"She opened it, finding a torn part of a poem and an invitation to the Roadhouse later that night. Ed then came in and embraced Norma, asking her to marry him. Shelly headed to the kitchen to let the two lovers have a private moment.\nShe went to the Roadhouse, where she saw Donna Hayward and Audrey Horne, who also had pieces of the torn-up poem she received.\nThe next morning, Shelly met Norma's sister, Annie, and then went to give Major Garland Briggs his bill.\nLater, Norma showed her an advertisement for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, but Shelly did not wish to participate. She brought out a man's order, who encouraged her to participate.\nThe next day, she heard her name yelled by Cooper, who was having breakfast with his superior, FBI Regional Bureau Gordon Cole, who came over to admire her beauty with a loud voice. Shelly asked him not to shout and he responded that he could hear her, despite being nearly deaf. Flattered, she served him a pie.\n"


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"Shelly later asked Annie about the difference between her life then compared to her time in the convent and teased her about her clear chance with Agent Cooper.\nMiss Twin Peaks pageant\nThe following day, Bobby attempted to convince Shelly that she enter the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, as he believed beautiful people always got what they wanted. After Bobby left, she recited the poem sent to her, which Agent Cooper overheard and asked to see it. She handed over her part of the poem and he kept it.\nShe later went to the Roadhouse with Bobby and Donna to try out for the contest but worried that she would not be capable of making a speech. Bobby reassured her, saying he would write it for her.\n\nBack at the diner, Gordon told her impressive stories of his career when Cooper and Annie arrive, hand-in-hand, joining them. Cole turned to her and told her that he would be leaving soon and would regret it for the rest of his days if he did not kiss her. They prepared to kiss and were interrupted by Bobby. "


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"Gordon told Bobby that he was \"witnessing a front three-quarter view of two adults sharing a tender moment,\" and then he kissed her.\nThe following day, Shelly went over her speech with Bobby, who then expressed that he had not been good to her lately and seeing her kiss Cole made him realize this and that he loved her. She then received an urgent phone call from Agent Cooper. She was called to the sheriff's station, where Cooper went over the poem received by Shelly, Audrey, and Donna. She told him about a $10 tip she received for a cup of coffee. Upon closer examination, she realized that the poem was in Leo's handwriting. Cooper told the girls to then check in with the Sheriff's Department twice a day.\nNorma made pies for the Contest the next day and told Shelly and Annie that she expected to see one of them win. The two of them teased her about which one of them she would vote for. After Annie won the title of Miss Twin Peaks that night, chaos ensued.\nThe next morning, Shelly and Bobby watched Bobby's parents eating breakfast as happy husband and wife. "


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"He declared that he thought he and Shelly should get married. A few days later, Leo was found dead in a cabin in the nearby woods, shot five times by an unknown assailant. After an \"appropriate\" mourning period, Shelly and Bobby resumed their relationship, now a publicly known couple.\nLater life\nAlmost one year to the day after Leo's body was found, Shelly married Bobby during a weekend trip to Reno, Nevada. Seven months later, Shelly gave birth to their daughter, Rebecca McCauley Briggs. Bobby's mother and Norma Jennings co-signed a loan to allow the couple to buy their first home, and continued to provide moral and financial support.\nOver the next twenty-five years, however, the marriage crumbled and ended in divorce some years later. Their daughter \"Becky\" eventually married Steven Burnett.\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that Shelly and Bobby \"raised Rebecca together but slowly grew apart, as young couples often do. Amicable divorce, shared custody. Shelly's weakness for \"bad boys\" never went away, but infidelity was not the root cause for their breakup.\"Over the course of these twenty-five years, Shelly remained working as a waitress at the Double R Diner under Norma's employ. "


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"In 2016, Shelly started dating Red, who unbeknownst to her, was an international drug trafficker.\n\nOne evening, Shelly discussed her worries about Becky with her friends Hannah and Renee at the Roadhouse, where she also spotted Red across the room. When Hannah noticed James Hurley watching Renee in the crowd, Shelly assured them that James was \"still cool.\"Becky later came to the diner, asking Shelly for money for the third time in two weeks, as noted by Norma, who urged Shelly to help her daughter rather than continue to enable her.\nOn another day, customer Miriam Sullivan left a tip that Shelly and Heidi both agreed she could not afford, so the two waitresses planned to repay her as a token of their appreciation.\nBecky later called Shelly, asking for her car in a panicked state. Upon reaching Steven and Becky's trailer, Becky came out with a gun and got into the car, beginning to drive with Shelly on the windshield until she was flung off. Shelly got a ride from Carl Rodd back into town and got in touch with Bobby on the way. "


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"That night, she met with Bobby and Becky at the diner, discussing Becky's situation with Steven and insisting that she wasn't safe around him. Soon, Red showed up and Shelly embraced him and made plans to meet him later. Upon returning to the table she noticed Bobby and Becky staring at her with concern, but before she could say anything a shot was fired at the diner, forcing everyone inside to dive for cover while Bobby ran outside to investigate.\nBecky later called Shelly, worried about Steven, who had been absent for two days. Shelly then invited her to come to the diner for pie.\nShe later served coffee to a depressed Ed, but she looked on in glee as he and Norma embraced and agreed to marry after the latter broke off her business partnership with her boyfriend, Walter Lawford.\nBy September 2017, a warrant had been issued for Steven as a suspected accomplice in an international drug-ring that prominently involved Richard Horne and Deputy Chad Broxford and Steven had gone missing. The timely intervention of Shelly and Bobby appears to have spared their daughter, Becky, any lasting legal trouble.\n"


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"In a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that warrants were eventually issued for Red's arrest, but \"as of this writing\" he remained at large. This development would assuredly put an end to Shelly and Red's dalliance.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\nShelly offers coffee to Ken and Agent Cooper, but the latter rejects this for a can of Georgia Coffee. She then gives Ken an origami swan that was left for him by \"a beautiful woman.\"Behind the scenes\nShelly is played by American actress M\u00e4dchen Amick, who returned in the 2017 revival. Amick originally auditioned for the role of Donna Hayward, but she was so liked that the character of Shelly was created specifically for her.\nIn the original script for the pilot episode, the character was known as Shelly Simpson. In The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, her first name is spelled \"Shelley.\"When Amick discovered Shelly and Bobby were no longer together in the 2017 revival, she was heartbroken and tried to change David Lynch's mind about the story, to no avail. "


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"She then snuck in Shelly and Bobby's wedding ring on a necklace as her own backstory: \"I wanted to wear our ring around my neck to show that there's something in Shelly's heart that hopes that they can get back together one day. That Bobby was something very special to her, and she wasn't willing to completely let it go yet.\""


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"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\nSecrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks is a feature-length documentary featurette originally released in the 2007 DVD set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nIt is a behind-the-scenes documentary chronicling the making of Twin Peaks.\nContents\n\nNorthwest Passage: Creating the Pilot\nThe writing, casting, and production of the pilot episode are discussed.\nInterviews\nMark Frost\nDavid Latt\nJohanna Ray\nSheryl Lee\nRay Wise\nKimmy Robertson\nJoan Chen\nKyle MacLachlan\nMichael Horse\nPiper Laurie\nCatherine E. Coulson\nDuwayne Dunham\nFreshly Squeezed: Creating Season One\nThe production and release of the show's first season are discussed.\nInterviews\nMark Frost\nDuwayne Dunham\nRichard Hoover\nGregg Fienberg\nHarley Peyton\nLesli Linka Glatter\nTodd Holland\nRay Wise\nSherilyn Fenn\nKyle MacLachlan\nSheryl Lee\nJonathan P. Shaw\nCaleb Deschanel\nAngelo Badalamenti\nJohn Wentworth\nJoan Chen\nCatherine E. Coulson\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nMiguel Ferrer\nRobert Engels\nKimmy Robertson\nCharlotte Stewart\nWhere We're From: Creating the Music\nThe music production of Twin Peaks is discussed.\n"


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"Interviews\nAngelo Badalamenti\nJulee Cruise\nInto the Night: Creating Season Two\nThe production and release of season 2, and cancellation of Twin Peaks are discussed.\n"


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"Interviews\nMark Frost\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nJonathan P. Shaw\nCatherine E. Coulson\nGregg Fienberg\nHarley Peyton\nRay Wise\nSheryl Lee\nPhilip Carr Neel\nKyle MacLachlan\nLesli Linka Latter\nRobert Engels\nSherilyn Fenn\nCaleb Deschanel\nKimmy Robertson\nDuwayne Dunham\nCarel Struycken\nTodd Holland\nGary Hershberger\nMary Jo Deschanel\nDon S. Davis\nKenneth Welsh\nJula Bell\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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"Selina Swift\nSelina Swift was an actress who portrayed Emerald and Jade in the television series Invitation to Love."


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"Switchman\n\"What the hell?\"An unidentified switchman discovered Ronette Pulaski lumbering across a nearby bridge on the morning of February 24, 1989."


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"The Boys of Summer\nThe Boys of Summer was a book by Roger Kahn.\nA favorite of Cappy, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Boys of Summer is a 1972 non-fiction book by Roger Kahn."


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"South Dakota\nSouth Dakota was a state in the Midwestern region of the United States. It was bordered by North Dakota to the north, Iowa and Minnesota to the east, Nebraska to the south, and Montana and Wyoming to the west.\nThe Black Hills region in the southwestern part of the state was home to Mount Rushmore, a national monument depicting the faces of four former U.S. Presidents.\nHistory\nThe South Dakota region was originally home to several Native American tribes, including the Sioux and the Lakota.\nDale Cooper and his father passed through the state while driving west to California, stopping to visit Mount Rushmore.\nIn 2016, the South Dakota State Police arrested a double of Cooper, who had crashed his car along an isolated highway after narrowly avoiding a violent return to the red room. Agents of the FBI's Blue Rose Task Force visited the state to question Cooper and uncovered his activities in the town of Buckhorn, where Cooper had been attempting to obtain a set of coordinates from local principal William Hastings.\nSettlements\nAberdeen\nBrookings\nBuckhorn\nGregory\nHuron\nMitchell\nPierre\nPlatte\nRapid City\nSioux Falls\nWatertown\nYankton"


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"Seth McAuliffe\nSeth McAuliffe was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 7222 Moon Valley Road and his phone number was 555-2378."


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"Twin Peaks VR\nTwin Peaks VR is a virtual reality Twin Peaks video game developed by Collider Games in collaboration with Showtime and David Lynch. The game was announced in October 2018, with a special preview at the 2018 Festival of Disruption from October 13\u201314.\nIt was released on December 13, 2019 on Steam, for use with the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.\nSummary\nBlurb\nTwin Peaks VR takes the surreal world created by David Lynch and lets players explore its depths. It includes iconic moments and settings from 2017\u2019s 18-part limited event series Twin Peaks: The Return, as well as the original landmark television series. Utilizing lines and sounds from the show itself, players will travel to Glastonbury Grove, only to end up in the puzzling Red Room. Fans of the series will follow in the footsteps of Special Agent Dale Cooper and try to make their way back into the life they left behind. Twin Peaks VR is being developed for HTC vive and Oculus Rift and will be available on Steam.\n"


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"Production\nDavid Lynch was granted final approval on the project, and consulted on certain aspects of the game world, such as whether the red room has a ceiling.\nGallery\nTwin Peaks VR Launch Trailer"


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"Steve Farkel\nSteve Farkel was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Shadow\n\"Shadow\" was a song by the band Chromatics.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Chromatics played \"Shadow\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington. Locals in attendance included Shelly Briggs and her friends Hannah and Renee, Shelly's boyfriend Red, and Great Northern Hotel employees James Hurley and Freddie Sykes.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Shadow\" is a single by Chromatics from their forthcoming studio album Dear Tommy. It appears in \"Part 2\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and appears on the album Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nShadow, take me downShadow, take me down with youFor the last time (x4)You're in the waterI'm standing on the shoreStill thinking that I hear your voiceCan you hear me? (x4)For the last time (x4)At night I'm driving in your carPretending that we'll leave this townWe're watching all the street lights fadeAnd now you're just a stranger's dreamI took your picture from the frameAnd now you're nothing like you seemYour shadow fell like last night's rainFor the last time (x4)\nCredits\nPerformed by Chromatics\nWritten by Adam Miller, Johnny Jewel, and Nat Walker\nFrom the album Dear Tommy\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better"


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"Soundtrack from Twin Peaks\nSoundtrack to Twin Peaks is a 1990 soundtrack album by Angelo Badalamenti, featuring tracks from the first season of Twin Peaks.\nThe tracks, \"The Nightingale,\" \"Into the Night,\" and \"Falling\" had their lyrics written by Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch and vocals provided by Julee Cruise. The tracks were originally released on Cruise's 1989 album, Floating into the Night.\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nLyrics\nLength\n1.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\" (Instrumental)\n5:10\n2.\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme\" (Instrumental)\n4:52\n3.\n\"Audrey's Dance\" (Instrumental)\n5:17\n4.\n\"The Nightingale\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n4:56\n5.\n\"Freshly Squeezed\" (Instrumental)\n3:48\n6.\n\"The Bookhouse Boys\" (Instrumental)\n3:29\n7.\n\"Into the Night\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n4:44\n8.\n\"Night Life in Twin Peaks\" (Instrumental)\n3:27\n9.\n\"Dance of the Dream Man\" (Instrumental)\n3:41\n10.\n\"Love Theme from Twin Peaks\" (Instrumental)\n5:04\n11.\n"


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"\"Falling\" (vocals by Julee Cruise)\nDavid Lynch\n5:21\nPersonnel\n\nMusicians\nAngelo Badalamenti - piano, synthesizer, orchestration, arrangement, production\nJulee Cruise - vocals (tracks 4, 7, 11)\nVinnie Bell - electric guitar\nEddie Daniels - flute, clarinet\nEddie Dixon \u2013 electric guitar\nKinny Landrum \u2013 synthesizer\nAl Regni \u2013 tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute\nGrady Tate \u2013 drums\nTechnical\nDavid Lynch - production, photography\nArt Pohlemus - recording, mixing (tracks 1\u20133, 5, 6, 8\u201310)\nJay Healy \u2013 mixing (tracks 4, 7, 11)\nHowie Weinberg - mastering\nDesign\nTom Recchion - art direction, design\nKevin Laffey - coordination, A&R\nFredrik Nilsen - photography\nPaula K. Shimatsu-U - photography\nMarc Sirinsky - photography\nCraig Sjodin - photography\nKimberly Wright - photography\nvteTwin Peaks merchandisePublicationsFiction\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. "


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"Seglinda Soderman\nSeglinda Soderman was an owner of Slice 'N' Carve in Twin Peaks, Washington, alongside her husband, Garth."


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"Twin Peaks in popular culture\nSince its debut, Twin Peaks has been referenced in popular culture numerous times.\nTelevision\nExposici\u00f3n norte\nEpisode \"Russian Flu\" (#1.5) (1990) - There are shown references like sceneries with the Snoqualmie waterfall, music like in Twin Peaks. Also, donuts and cherry pie are offered to Fleischman. A Log Lady is seen through a telescope\nThe Fresh Prince of Bel-Air\nEpisode \"Knowledge is Power\" (#1.13) (1990) - Hilary mentions it.\nEpisode \"Someday Your Prince Will Be in Effect (Part 2)\" (#1.09) (1990) - Hilary mentions at her Halloween costume party that \"the entire Brat Pack is here, plus two Twin Peakers\".\nMystery Science Theater 3000\nEpisode \"King Dinosaur\" (#3.10) (1990) - 'The owl footage is not what it seems.'Episode \"Pod People\" (#4.3) (1991) - \"It's Laura Palmer\"\nEpisode \"Santa Claus Conquers the Martians\" (#4.21) (1991) - \"...those ridiculous Earth programs. It confuses them.\"\"Especially Twin Peaks.\"Episode \"The Final Sacrifice\" (#9.10) (1998) - Tom Servo hums the opening of \"Falling\" over static nature scenes.\n"


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"Sesame Street\nThe Monsterpiece Theater segment from Episode 2822 (1991), named \"Twin Beaks\", has many references such as the Twin Beaks town, the Cookie Monster becoming Agent Cookie, recording a report for Diane, enjoying some \"darn fine pie\". He interviews the waitress, fellow patron David Finch, and the Log Bird, while receiving valuable direction from Laura, who whispers in his ear. Some extracts this episodes are featured in the Secrets from Another Place extra when recounted by Catherine Coulson.\nIn the segment \"Cookie of Oz\" (2014) when the Cookie Monster opens the red door instead of the emerald green one, he enters in the Red Room.\nBeverly Hills, 90210\nEpisode \"Fame Is Where You Find It\" (#1.15) (1991) - Brandon says the on-set teacher is writing a 'spec script' for Twin Peaks.\nSoul Eater\nEpisode 12: Soul has a dream of the Black Lodge and talks to a small demon which is dancing to jazz music. Later in the series Maka shows up as Laura Palmer.\nDarkwing Duck\nEpisode 44 \"Twin Beaks\" (1992): \"Falling (Instrumental)\", is used when the heroes enter Twin Beaks. Launchpad's psychic investigation skills and communication with a log, combines Dale Cooper and the Log Lady. "


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"Trudi's Diner is a reference to the Double R Diner and Trudi herself is designed after Nadine Hurley. The discovery of a wrapped in plastic corpse is akin to the discovery of Laura Palmer's body even mimick Pete's lines with \"It's Bushroot, he's dead!\"followed with \"wrapped up in plastic\". The sentence \"The cows are not what they seem\" is also used.\nThe Simpsons\nEpisode Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two) (#7.1)(1995): Chief Wiggum has a dream in which Lisa speaks backwards which was a reference to Special Agent Dale Cooper's dream where he interacts with The Man from Another Place.\nEpisode \"Lisa's Sax\" (#9.3) (1997): Homer watches an episode of Twin Peaks with the Giant and the pale horse dancing under a traffic light.\nDR-Derude\n\"DR-Derude p\u00e5 Svalbard - Part 1\" (#21.1) (1998)S\u00f8ren Ryge mentions the Twin Peaks theme from the series.\nNYPD Blue\nEpisode \"Twin Petes\" (#5.13) (1998) - Title reference.\n\nSaturday Night Live\nMain article: Saturday Night Live\nEpisode Kyle MacLachlan/Sin\u00e9ad O'Connor (#16.1) (1990) - Spoofed in Twin Peaks skit\nThe Chronicle: The Stepford Cheerleaders\n(#1.18) - mentioned by name.\n"


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"General Hospital\nRuss Tamblyn portrays a doctor Rose in two episodes, which is widely seen as a Dr Jacoby reference.\nThe Sopranos\nCreator David Chase states Twin Peaks to have been a big influence.\n24\nRay Wise (Leland Palmer) shows up as a potential suspect in the murder of David Palmer. He had nothing to do with it. (Season 5).\nThemes of duality similar to Twin Peaks and Mulholland Dr. are central to 24, with the first season making some overt homages to Mulholland Dr. with a Teri Bauer plot.\nWhite Out\nAndy specifically references the show, which then sparks a brief conversation about the Log Lady.\n100 h\u00f6jdare: V\u00e4rldens sk\u00f6naste land\nDel 6 (#6.6) (2008) - Mentioned by name.\nAnte Meridiem\nThe pilot opens with the lead actress wrapped in plastic next to a river is a direct reference to Twin Peaks.\nFringe\nFringe's second season featured an episode called \"Northwest Passage\", which had been the original title for Twin Peaks and its pilot. "


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"In this episode, Peter finds himself in Washington, eating pie at the local diner, traveling through Snoqualmie, and working with a local sheriff when a girl goes missing\nIn an episode, Joan Chen appeared as a mistress of alternate-universe Walter Bishop and a doctor Silva (like actor Frank Silva) who ordered cherry pie and coffee.\nFringe's third season also featured the character Walter who is wearing eyeglasses identical to those of Lawrence Jacoby. He also mentions that they were \"sent to by a Dr. Jacoby from Washington State\", with whom he had worked in the past.\nPsych\nEpisode #5.12 \"Dual Spires\" aired on December 1, 2010, and served as a tribute to Twin Peaks and its 20th anniversary. The episode focuses on the murder of teenaged citizen of a small town in Washington - Dual Spires. Notably, the \"enhanced\" video states that there are 724 references to Twin Peaks in the episode's closing scene.\nThe episode featured seven Twin Peaks stars in various roles.\nSheryl Lee as doctor Donna Goodwin, whose first name is a reference to Donna Hayward and Donna's father, Dr. Hayward, was the town doctor and medical examiner.\nSherilyn Fenn as Maudette Hornsby. "


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"The Sawmill Dinner references both the Double R Diner and the Packard Sawmill which was burned down.\nLeo the Cinnamon Owl trophy references the owls theme of Twin Peaks, as well as the name of Leo Johnson.\nThe mayor of Dual Spires is named \"Douglas Fir\", referencing the type of trees Agent Cooper takes a liking to in the pilot.\nThe old mayor is a reference to mayor Dwayne Milford and his brother Douglas.\nGus is introduced as \"Lodge Blackman\" this is a reference to The Black Lodge.\nJack Smith has completely lost sight in his left eye and only has 30 percent left in the right. This is a reference to the One Eyed Jacks. Later, at the end of the episode he sports an eye patch (itself a reference to Nadine Hurley) further cementing him as One Eyed Jack.\nHe is also seen dancing in the same outfit as the Man from Another Place and snapping his fingers.\nPaula Merral was found along the shore wrapped in plastic. Laura Palmer was famously found along a lake wrapped in plastic.\nA question sent to the Psych phone \"Who Killed Paula Merral?\""


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"is a direct reference to the catchphrase surrounding the Twin Peaks show \"Who Killed Laura Palmer?\"Randy Jackson is the equivalent of Bobby Briggs. He hasn't been communicating with his father just as Bobby hasn't been talking to his own father.\nDeputy Frost is a reference to the also very in tune with nature Native American Deputy Hawk and series co-creator Mark Frost.\nDoughnuts at the Santa Barbara Police Station are stacked exactly how they were in the Twin Peaks police department, by type and on pieces of paper towel.\nDoctor Goodwin compliments a man named Patrick on saving his receipts. Bobby and Shelly find receipts of Leo's that lead them to a pair of boots containing the cassette tape of Ben Horne blackmailing him into burning down the sawmill.\nCoconuts can be seen on the counter of Doctor Goodwin's office: Twin Peaks\u2019 psychiatrist Doctor Jacoby also had an affinity for coconuts.\nDoctor Goodwin's \"next patient\" is a sick manya bird.\nThe bike chase sequence takes place on a bridge similar to the Ronette's one that is seen in the Pilot.\n"


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"Sheriff Jackson's house is similar to that of the Palmers: a ceiling fan can even be seen over the staircase leading to the upper level, this shot a direct copy of one seen repeatedly in Twin Peaks.\nRandy is playing a game of darts. He keeps missing when he lies until he tells the truth. This is a reference to an exercise performed by Agent Cooper in Episode 2 in which he throws rocks at a milk bottle mentioning names that start with J until the glass breaks.\nMaudette is seen in the episode drinking cherry Coke and making the comment that cherry is just the best and has a cherry tattoo. Audrey joins One Eyed Jacks after tying a cherry stem with her tongue.\nGus say they want to \"poke around\" they then correct themselves and say \"peak\" twice each.\nA book found in the library is written by Earl Wyndam, referencing Windom Earle.\nA prom queen photo can be seen of Paula that is a very close copy of the one seen of Laura Palmer.\nLucy is the name of Paula's Mother.\n"


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"Paula kept a secret diary and begins to use Latin as a code because she believes someone has started to read it. The translation mentions the letter J just as Laura was set to meet someone with the initial J on the night that she died.\nLassiter takes on the role of FBI agent who criticizes everything about Twin Peaks and its rustic nature, much like Albert.\nShawn mentions a Betty Boob night at the Roadhouse.\nMaudette is hanged in the same manner as Harold, with the audience only getting a shot of her legs.\nThe portrait hung in the cabin closely resembles Major Briggs.\nRandy Jackson using the circular saw on the block of wood is a reference to the opening credits of Twin Peaks with the Packard Sawmill.\nJukebox in the local caf\u00e9.\nDual Spires has no modern communication such as Internet to make it look like small town of the '80s, like Twin Peaks.\nRandy and Paula Merral secretly dated each other and shared one pair of earrings similar to the broken heart necklace Laura Palmer and James Hurley shared.\n"


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"Psych's title theme song \"I Know You Know\" was remixed with an enigmatic Twin Peaks style and was sung by Julee Cruise and is almost a shot-for shot recreation of the Twin Peaks' intro.\n\"Damn hot cider.\"The D.S. high school jackets reuse the Twin Peaks High School design.\nThe Barkers are a fairly obvious reference to the Palmers.\nBob and Michelle reference Bobby and Shelly's reference.\nGus is crying like Andy in the Pilot.\nThe Pale horse in the opening sequence.\nGus behind the curtain, looking like Killer Bob.\nChris Isaak\u2019s \"Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing\" is heard.\nRandy doing a Lelandish grin.\nA book about golf (Leland played golf).\nA book about \"Reincarnation and Rebirth\" probably referring to Sheryl Lee's return as Laura's cousin, Maddy.\nSpying through the library rack like Windom Earle.\nSe\u00f1or Droolcup making hand signs in the diner.\nThe FBI visits the town.\nA moose head on the table like at the Twin Peaks' bank in the Pilot.\nPaula's very girly bedroom referencing Laura's.\nShawn having a vision (which is \"common\" the context of the show since he is a fraud, but gains extra credence as a reference to Agent Cooper's frequent visions).\n"


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"Maudette Hornsby's Audrey-like \"new\" shoes sequence.\n\"I like to dance all night long\" refers to \"There\u2019s always music in the air.\"Maudette Hornsby doesn't really like Paula, like Audrey and Laura.\nJack Smith is a reference to Harold Smith.\nJack takes \"from-the-hip\" photos like the ones of Laura with Waldo.\nMany soap opera comparisons \u00e0 la Invitation To Love.\n\"You remind me of Paula\u2026\"\nArson in the library (not the mill).\nA wood cabin with red curtains, like Jacques\u2019.\nAn owl cave ring.\nPaula's chair at the Cinnamon Festival is empty, just like Laura's chair at her high school, and this is how the characters realize she is missing.\nThe soundtrack of the whole episode is a pastiche of Angelo Badalementi's soundtrack.\nBob Barker lights up a match and holds it in the air like Leland Palmer in Episode 10.\nBob Barker wears a gold ring on his pinky finger, like Coop.\n\"Paula was a troubled young girl\", says her psychiatrist.\nGiant plastic ice cream cone at the diner.\n"


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"Jack was with Paula at the beginning of the night before she disappeared, and they had a fight in the forest, referencing Laura and James's last interaction, mentioned in the Pilot and depicted in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nSheriff Jackson's speech to Shawn bears some similarities with the one Jean Renault gives Coop in episode 20 (\"You shouldn\u2019t have come here...this town used to be a simple place...our business was none of your concern\u2026\").\nMaudette's body bag looks like it is \"smiling\".\nDual Spires is famous for its cinnamon pie and apple cider, and Twin Peaks is famous for cherry pie and \"damn fine\" coffee.\nThe Barkers' niece's body is found wrapped in plastic by the lake, and in Twin Peaks, Laura Palmer's body was found \"dead, wrapped in plastic\" on a rocky beach.\nThe Barkers have a framed prom photo of the victim wearing a tiara prominently displayed: a similar photo of Laura Palmer remains the iconic Twin Peaks image.\nA local teenage boy wears a jeweled crown and in \"Peaks,\" Audrey Horne's little brother wore a Native American headdress.\nAn old woman and her grandson, like the Tremonds.\n"


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"The only famous event of Dual Spires is the Sawmill burning in 1958, for Twin Peals it is the Elks Club burning in 1959.\nThe victim had a meeting with \"J\" who actually was her secret boyfriend.\nJulee Cruise's song \"Kool Kat Walk\" plays on the jukebox in the end of the episode.\nSomeone at the dinner is wearing a helmet and banging their head against the dinner table in the same way that Johnny banged his head against the wall after Laura didn't come to see him.\nBob is wearing exactly the same clothes as Bobby Briggs in the Pilot.\nBob walking backwards, which is how Lynch recorded the Black Lodge scenes.\nCarton Lassiter mimics one of the most famous lines of twin peaks \"That\u2019s a damn fine cup of cider\" with his arm raised in a similar fashion to agent Cooper.\nA seven foot tall man similarly dressed as the Giant orders \"three\" cinnamon pies.\nCarlton's cider has solidified just as Agent Cooper's coffee did in the Black Lodge.\nRandy is barking at a dog which is a reference to Bobby barking at James in the Pilot.\n"


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"A woman is seen in the background dancing in a similar \"lateral moonwalk\" fashion to one of the high school students in the Pilot.\nMichelle Barker is dancing similarly to the way Audrey danced to the \"dreamy\" music playing on the jukebox.\nBob Barker is dancing holding a picture in reference to the way that Leland danced with a picture of Laura.\n\"Heavenly pie.\"The end credits are accompanied by a shot of Paula's prom picture exactly like Twin Peaks and Laura.\nMichael Ontkean and M\u00e4dchen Amick were also approached to appear in the episode.\nTwin Peaks co-creator David Lynch was originally going to guest star in a speaking role as Mayor Douglas Fir, but Lynch was not asked due to James Roday's concern over what Lynch would think of the episode\nGravity Falls\nThe fourth episode, \"The Hand That Rocks the Mabel,\" protagonist Dipper Pines meets up with Gideon Gleeful in a club looking like the red room.\nThe bus driver of the last episode is played by Kyle MacLachlan for his previous role as Agent Cooper.\nThe role of the main antagonist, Bill, was originally offered to David Lynch but he declined.\n"


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"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles\nThe sixth episode of the fourth season \"Journey to the Center of Mikey's Mind\", the room with the checkerboard tile and the backwards-speaking Mikey may be a nod to the red room and the Man from Another Place .\nScooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated\nEpisode 46, \"Stand and Deliver\", Scooby-Doo has a dream in the Red Room about following his girlfriend Nova (who's in a comma) (possibly a reference to Laura Palmer), through red curtains and finally meets with a small dancing man (voiced by Michael J. Anderson), who is heavily based on the Man from Another Place.\nEpisode 48, \"Nightmare in Red\", the whole Mystery Inc. gang visits the small dancing man from Scooby's dreams who is an author. He sends them in the \"sitting room, a world between worlds\" through hypnosis to face a monster and uncover its identity and to get his other half (the best part of him) back. These references play an important role in the progress of the show.\nJimmy Neutron: Boy Genius\nSeason 5 Episode 053B, a scene takes place in the Black Lodge.\n"


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"Maniac Mansion\nEpisode \"Luck Be a Lady This Season\" (#2.1)\" (1991) - A scene features Casey and Tina dressed like Shelly Johnson and Audrey Horne eating a donut and drinking coffee. The music playing is similar to \"Laura Palmer's theme\".\nGreg the Bunny\nEpisode \"Blue Velveteen\" (#2.3) (2006) - The Wumpus is shown in a surreal fantasy sequence reminiscent of the series. His mumbled speech is subtitled, although the subtitles still make no sense to Greg. This is a reference to the man from another place.\nMuchachada nui\nEpisode #3.3 (2009) - The segment \"Miguel Indurain Presenta Muchachada Nu\u00ed\" spoofs characters, scenes and settings.\nDarkwing Duck\nEpisode \"Twin Beaks\" - On a visit to the titular town, Launchpad McQuack begins talking to a log and warning Darkwing that \"The cows are not what they seem.\"Torchwood\nSeason 3, Episode 1\"Children of the Earth: Day One\" (2009) - A home's 'for sale' sign lists \"Frost\" and \"Lynch\" as the estate agents.\nBates Motel\nCreator Carlton Cuse said that he was heavily inspired by Twin Peaks.\n"


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"SmackDown\nSegment \"Fashion Peaks\" from August 1, 2007\nStarts with an intro like the one of the revival\nTyler Breeze in a black suit investigates \"Deputy\" Fandango's disparition (possibly by aliens) linking them to Dale and Laura, he records a message to \"Diane\" and has fondness for \"damn fine \" coffee and donuts. Fandango has a missing poster \"Have you seen this person\" and \"disappeared 25 years ago\"\nTony Chimmel has the subtitle \"Killer Blob\" with the sticker \"Parasite\"\nBecky Lynch has the clue \"Lynch?!\"linking her to David Lynch\nKane as the clue \"Fire Walk With Me\"\nVelvet McIntyre has the subtitle \"Blue Velvet McIntyre\"\nThe Bella Twins have the subtitle Bella Twin Peaks\nSting has the subtitle \"Eraserhead?\"and the sticker \"Over my head\"\nTyler's coffee turns viscous before the scene turns red\nDuring the red colored dream, Fandango has a red shirt and dance like the Man from Another Place\nAt the beginning of the vision the light flickers and Tyler uses a line similar to Cole in the movie \"Fandango, is that you?\""


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"to which Fandango answers \"em htiw klaw erif\"\nAt some point Tyler says \"no wonder this show got cancelled the first time\"\nKonnor has a log like the Log Lady\nAscension gives a rose to Fandango\nAscension and Fandango laughing is similar to BOB and the doppelganger from episode 29\nWhen waking up Tyler says \"I know who kidnapped Fandango\" similar to Cooper knowing the killer when waking up in episode 2\nRiverdale\nThe forty-ninth episode of the series is entitled \"Fire Walk With Me.\"Twin Peaks star M\u00e4dchen Amick is part of the main cast of the series.\nFilm\nClueless\nCher says \"I'm having a Twin Peaks experience.\"Hype!\nMentioned by Art Chantry.\nA Body in the Woods\nOwls and the white horse\nSetting is in the woods\nScream 2\nFamous traffic light shot foreboding danger.\nMulholland Dr.\nMany thematic similarities. Michael J. Anderson plays a character that is thematically similar to the Man from Another Place, though played very differently. Originally conceived as a Twin Peaks spinoff with Audrey Horne as the central character.\nJane White Is Sick & Twisted\nMentioned in dialogue.\nNight Calls: The Movie\nA character asks another if she's been watching Twin Peaks reruns.\n"


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"Jiminy Glick in Lalawood\nTheme music plays a couple of times.\nRakkaudesta rituaaleihin\nA Lynchlike mystery with clear references to Twin Peaks in storytelling. The \"White Room\" scene owes a great deal to Twin Peaks' \"White Lodge\".\nTwink Peaks\nTitle reference.\nGamers\nTrivia question on the radio.\nInland Empire\nLogger sawing wood at party in end credits is a joke reference to logging town Twin Peaks.\nGood Luck Chuck\nIn one scene Chuck's little friend and his blonde girlfriend (resembling Laura Palmer) speak and move in backward motion.\nModelo Burela\nA shot near the beginning is designed to mirror the \"Welcome to Twin Peaks\" shot in the series intro.\nNever Have I Ever\nFour characters in the film have last names that were chosen by the writer to obscurely reference characters in the series and David Lynch himself.\nThe Telling\nThe \"dead, wrapped in plastic\" line and a 911 operator that sounds like Lucy.\nThe Fourth Kind\nThe owls are not what they seem, and may be connected to Project Blue Book.\nqui a tu\u00e9 Pamela Rose?\n"


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"The plot is spoofed\nComics\nThe Thing that Waits in the Fog\n\"Martin Myst\u00e8re presents: Elsewhere Tales\", vol.2, November 1999, 140 pages\nIf there are several entrances to the Black Lodge across the United States, then they may exist all over the world. In 1896, an Englishman is mysteriously found near Ghostwood Forest (Washington State). Special agent Kyle Anderson (\"ancestor\" of Dale Cooper/Kyle MacLachlan) is sent to the man's home town in England to further investigate. There, he meets Sherlock Holmes. In the end, the creature from the Black Lodge closes down the British access to the Lodge for good, after challenging Sherlock Holmes to find another entrance in North America, if he wants to save several abducted souls.\nThe Shadow that Challenged Sherlock Holmes\n\"Martin Myst\u00e8re presents: Elsewhere Tales\", vol.3, November 2000, 170 pages\n1896. Sherlock Holmes and Kyle Anderson move to the United States and keep fighting the Black Lodge creature, the same creature that lead Meriwether Lewis to suicide 90 years earlier. Their investigation leads them to \"a small town at the foot of two identical mountains\" (Twin Peaks name was omitted for copyright reasons).\n"


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"This volume features: an older version of the Great Northern Hotel, the Ring, the petroglyph, a character inspired to both Ben Horne and Windom Earle, and more.\nThe Woman that Lived in Two Worlds\n\"Martin Myst\u00e8re presents: Elsewhere Tales\", vol.5, November 2002, 140 pages\n1910. Fourteen years after the previous episode, an Englishwoman formerly attacked by the Black Lodge creature awakens from her coma, and asks for Sherlock Holmes and Kyle Anderson: half of her soul is still trapped in the Black Lodge. During the investigation, Sherlock Holmes himself is driven to madness, and only the secret psychic powers of the Elephant Man could save him.\nThe Thing that Waits in the FogThe Shadow that Challenged Sherlock HolmesThe Woman that Lived in Two WorldsDavid Lynch's masked Elephant Man is depicted on the back cover\nVideo games\nDay of the Tentacle\nThe famous line \"Damn good coffee!\"from Twin Peaks is said.\nMizzurna Falls\nStrongly influenced by David Lynch's Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet.\nLink's Awakening\nDirector Takashi Tezuka stated that Twin Peaks was an influence.\nPersona\nArt director Kazuma Kaneko stated that the Velvet Room from the series, at least in the first game, is inspired by the Black Lodge.\n"


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"Silent Hill\nThe series, especially Silent Hill 2, is influenced by Twin Peaks according to producer Akihiro Imamura.\nAlan Wake\nReferencing characters and the general feel of the game.\n\nDeadly Premonition / Red Seeds Profile (2010)\nA photo of the Great Northern Hotel can be seen in the hotel room where FBI Special Agent York Morgan stays.\nSigourney carries around a pot, as a reference to the Log Lady, but is used much more for comedic effect.\nSpecial Agent York Morgan is a lover of coffee like Cooper, but puts creamer in it as opposed to Cooper's preference for black coffee. He also uses unconventional methods of investigation and monologues to a person called \"Zach,\" much like Cooper's practice of addressing tapes to Diane.\nAnna Graham, whose death sparks the events of Deadly Premonition, is the most popular girl in town and dies from loss of blood. Laura's prom picture can also be found in Anna's room. Her name may also be a reference to both Annie Blackburn and her actress, Heather Graham.\nGreenvale, the game's setting, is located in Washington, just like Twin Peaks.\n"


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"A bag of red powder is found in Quint Dunn's motorcycle gas tank, similar to Bobby planting cocaine in James' gas tank.\nThomas MacLaine can be seen as a reference to Andy and Denise due to his sensitivity and cross-dressing practice, respectively.\nIn the game's extras, research photos from the development team can be found, taken at various landmarks where Twin Peaks was filmed in Snoqualmie and North Bend, Washington.\nLife is Strange\nOn Chloe's truck's license plates, the letters TWNPKS are written, shortened from Twin Peaks.\nIn Episode 2 of the game, \"Fire Walk With Me\" can be seen written in the bathroom mirror of the Two Whales Diner.\nIn Episode 4 a letter from Dr. Jacoby can be found in the Dark Room.\nRachel Amber shares her birthday with Laura Palmer.\nKentucky Route Zero\nThe general feeling of the game seems very Lynchian and especially Twin Peaks-like.\nPuzzle Agent\nThe plot is very reminiscent of the series.\nVirginia\nThe game seems influenced by Twin Peaks.\nThimbleweed Park\nThe game will be \"poking fun at Twin Peaks, True Detective and The X-Files, with a little Stephen King thrown in\".\nKathy Rain\nThe game's theme is inspired by Twin Peaks.\n"


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"There is a direct reference to Twin Peaks said by its titular character, \"Contrary to popular belief, I don't believe the owls are more than they seem.\"Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr\nThere are several references in the game, most notably a Dale Cooper facsimile making a cameo appearance in the Burkittsville Diner, directly using quotes from the television show (\"Damn fine cup of coffee... and Hot!\"; \"This must be where pies go when they die.\"). His name is given as \"Hale\" only when chatting to him while the town sheriff is present\nFortnite\nA location in the game is called \"Twine Peaks\".\nCarmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now\nThere is a hidden room reminiscent of the Red Room located in Beaver Woods. One of the courses in Beaver Woods is called Twin Shrieks which is an obvious reference to the show's title.\nGleaner Heights\nThe premise of the game is Harvest Moon x Twin Peaks.\nWatch Dogs 2\nThere is a location in the game called \"Twin Peaks,\" based on a real-life location. However, the game also describes it as \"the location of a famous TV show.\""


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"428: Shibuya Scramble\nThere is a character in the game named Leland Palmer.\nA hostess club called Log Lady is visited.\nThe Council\nIn Episode 2, the player encounters a myna bird named Waldo, and like the Waldo in Twin Peaks, it recalls a violent attack.\nCube Escape\nThe main character is a detective called Dale Vandermeer, referencing Dale Cooper. The young woman who was killed is called Laura. A lot of references to Twin Peaks are made throughout the games.\nIon Fury\nA sign that can be found in a coffee shop and on coffee vending machines says, \"Damn good Coffee! ... and hot!\"a line spoken by Cooper in Episode 2.\nMusic\n\"Twelve Days of Christmas\"\na 1990 parody by some cast members for the Los Angeles rock radio station KROQ. This song was included in a Christmas album in the Los Angeles area by the station. The castmembers were Jack Nance, Dana Ashbrook, Frank Silva, Kyle MacLachlan, Kimmy Robertson and Robert Bauer.\n\"Weird Al\" Yankovic's song \"I Can't Watch This\" (a parody of \"U Can't Touch This by MC Hammer) from his 1992 album, Off the Deep End name-checks several television shows including Twin Peaks.\n"


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"\"Go\"\nTechno artist Moby sampled \"Laura Palmer's Theme\" for his 1992 song.\n\"The Giant\" & \"Ghost of Laura Palmer\"\nSongs by the Finnish Doom metal band Swallow the Sun from their Ghosts of Loss album refer respectively to the Giant and Laura Palmer.\n\"Transmission 3\"\nOutro track after the song \"What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1 - Blue Sky Revisit)\", DJ Shadow samples the voice of the Giant on the album Endtroducing.....\n\"The Things I Tell You\" & \"Hyperborea\"\nThe phrase \"Sorry to wake you... I forgot to tell you something... The things I tell you will not be wrong...\" by the Giant and Major Briggs' vision of light are respectively sampled on the classic ambient album Substrata by Biosphere.\nBritish Indie Rock band The Wedding Present covered \"Falling\" in the Hit Parade 1 album (1992)\n\"Black Lodge\"\nSong by thrash metal band Anthrax from the Sound of White Noise album (1993) with some help from Angelo Badalamenti.\nWind's Poem\nAlbum by Mount Eerie sonically and thematically references themes from Twin Peaks.\n"


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"\"Line of Sight\"\nThe song off Lonely Soup Day's Chocolate Bar EP has a music video that is an homage to Twin Peaks and was shot in a number of the series' iconic locations.\n\"Eroika\"\nThe hip-hop artist KOOL AD (formerly a part of the rap group known as Das Racist) refers to Twin Peaks in his song by saying \"Girls love me 'cause I act like Garfield; watchin' Twin Peaks, bitch, look I'm Laura Palmer.\n\"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\"\nAvant-metallers band Fant\u00f4mas remixed the song \"Questions in a World of Blue\" for the album The Director's Cut (2001).\nGerman band Autumnblaze released the album Words Are Not What They Seem (2004), with a Twin Peaks-inspired title, artwork, and a cover of \"Falling\".\nBritish experimental artist V/Vm's 2008 release \"There Was A Fish... In... The Percolator\" uses samples from the series.\nAmerican artist Amanda Palmer's first solo album release in 2008 was entitled \"Who Killed Amanda Palmer\". A companion book with Neil Gaiman was released in conjunction with the album, focusing on the details surrounding the death of the fictional version of Amanda Palmer.\n"


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"\"Twin Peaks\"\nFor April Fools 2010, MC Chris released the parody song on his website.\n\"Laura Palmer\"\nThe lead singer of the band Bastille is a big fan of Twin Peaks. Their first album \"Bad Blood\" (2013) features two songs based on the show, the other one being \"Overjoyed\".\n\"Night Time, My Time\"\nSky Ferreira is a fan of Twin Peaks, and the titular song of her debut album Night Time, My Time is inspired by a conversation in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. She will also make an appearance in the upcoming 2017 revival of Twin Peaks.\n\"Real\"\nThe band Years & Years released a music video for their song (2014) that they say is inspired by Twin Peaks.\nXiu Xiu released the album Plays The Music Of Twin Peaks (2016).\n\"Talon of the Hawk\"\nThe fourth album by The Front Bottoms is partially titled from the character Hawk as the lead singer and his girlfriend were watching the show and thought the nickname sounded \"badass\".\n\"Wrapped in Plastic\"\nThe title of this Marilyn Manson song is a quote from Pete Martell in the pilot. It also contains looped samples of Laura Palmer's scream.\n"


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"\u201cA Jack With One Eye\u201d, recorded by American band Texas is the Reason, references One Eyed Jack's in the title. A reference to the Bookhouse Boys can also be heard before a 1996 live performance of the song at Brownies in NYC, New York.\nBooks\nWayward Pines\nThe author, Blake Crouch has acknowledged that he was inspired by the TV series.\nIn the Wayward Pines Sheriff's Departament, the receptionist is called Belinda Moran. His last name is a reference to Lucy Moran.\nWeb series\nHomestarrunner.com\nEverything Else, Volume 2 - In \"3 Times Halloween Funjob\", Marzipan's Halloween costume is the Log Lady.\nStrongbad_email.exe: Disc Five - In an Easter egg involving Coach Z in \"Alternate Universe\", this scene is paid homage to with red curtains and coffee pouring down Coach Z's head, which is what Dale Cooper spilled on himself. Also, Homestar's speech refers to this show by having it sound backwards, which is how the show's actors actually spoke before recording it forwards.\n"


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"Everything Else, Volume 3 (2007) (V) - In \"DNA Evidence\", two references to the show are made: first, the opening sequence's music sounds like the theme music of the show; second, the ending in which Strong Sad laughs maniacally and appears in various locations refers to the show's antagonist, Killer Bob.\nStrongbad_email.exe: Disc Six (2008) (V) - In an Easter egg for \"Underlings\", the promo for a TV show called Stink's Reach parodies the opening of this show."


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"Senorita Dido\nSenorita Dido was a woman who resided in a fortress atop a rocky atoll on the purple sea.\nBiography\nFollowing a 1945 nuclear test, Senorita Dido sat in a room, listening to a phonograph. A mechanism in the room began to emit a strange noise and the Fireman came to investigate before leaving the room.\nSenorita Dido followed him to a theater, where he was levitating and emitting a golden cloud, from which an orb containing the image of Laura Palmer appeared. It floated to her hands and she kissed it before sending it to Earth."


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"Shamrock\n\"Reno, Nevada. Diane, last saw Dad with a tall blonde in a red dress the size of a postage stamp, leaning over a roulette table. I believe he was telling her that a crater on the moon was named after him.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nShamrock was the third wife of Dale Cooper's father.\nBiography\nShamrock was an alumnus of Bryn Mawr College, where she majored in Germanic languages.\nMr. Cooper met Shamrock at a casino in Reno while he was accompanying his son to San Francisco for his new FBI posting. After he and Dale were separated, Dale found his father after dawn the next morning and found that he and Shamrock had been married for three hours. They parted ways with Dale, intending to spend their honeymoon at a sauna atop the Continental Divide.\nOver the next few years, Shamrock apparently lost all but three of her toes in an accident and instituted a fruit-only diet for herself and Dale's father. In 1988, after he was hospitalized for a faulty heart valve, Mr. Cooper told Dale that he intended to sell the family print shop and leave Philadelphia with Shamrock. "


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"Sean Ladoux\nSean Ladoux was a competitor in the 1955 Packard Timber Games.\nDuring the Trunk Chop, Ladoux set a new record by chopping through a six and a half foot trunk in thirty-seven minutes, severing his right toe in the process. He had the toe bronzed and displayed at the County Museum, but it was lost in the 1980s."


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"Sylvia Horne\nSylvia Horne was the wife of business magnate Benjamin Horne and the mother of Audrey and Johnny Horne.\nBiography\n\n1980s\nOn February 24, 1989, Sylvia sat at the dinner table with her daughter as her son banged his head against a dollhouse. Frustrated, she told Johnny's nurse to explain that Laura Palmer would not be coming to tutor him that day, as she had been murdered.\nTwo days later, she silently had dinner with her family until her brother-in-law Jerry arrived, who tried to kiss her, which frustrated her.\nThe next day, she argued with her husband about their son.\nA month later, Sylvia went to the Hayward home and became upset that Ben had re-opened the wounds of his affair with Eileen Hayward from years ago. Will Hayward punched Ben, causing him to slam his head into the fireplace.\nIn the following years, Sylvia helped raise Audrey's son, Richard. She eventually divorced her husband Benjamin, moving to a \"McMansion\" in an upscale neighborhood of Twin Peaks.\n2010s\nIn late 2016, Johnny ran through their home head-first, while Sylvia shouted after him and Mary. "


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"Sylvia rushed downstairs after him to find, to her horror, that he had smashed into a wall.\nSylvia's grandson, Richard, later came to her home, demanding money. When she refused, he began to strangle her until she gave him the combination to her safe, which he emptied in addition to stealing her purse. She later reported the incident to Ben, who refused to reimburse her for the robbery or give her \"any more money.\"Sylvia then threatened to call her lawyer and hung up.\nBehind the scenes\nSylvia was played by Jan D'Arcy, who reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nThe character does not appear in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, but she does appear in a scene in the original script. The scene is of Johnny's birthday party, during which she has a minor argument with Ben about Johnny wanting to have the party in Ben's office. In the same scene, she becomes upset over Ben having a picture of Laura in his office, but not either of his own children."


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"Shana Welsh\nShana Welsh was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 84 Pocket Road and her phone number was 555-9834."


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"Unguin Air Force Base\nThe Unguin Air Force Base was established in the late 1940s and named after James Packard's wife. The base was located 15 miles south of Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"She's Gone Away\n\"She's Gone Away\" was a song by the Nine Inch Nails.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, the Nine Inch Nails played \"She's Gone Away\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"She's Gone Away\" is a song written for Twin Peaks by Nine Inch Nail and featured on their 2016 extended play Not the Actual Events. It was the second song submitted, as David Lynch felt their first was not \"ugly\" or \"aggressive\" enough. The song was featured in \"Part 8\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 9 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nYou dig in places till your fingers bleedSpread the infection, where you spill your seedI can't remember what she came here forI can't remember much of anything anymoreShe's gone, she's gone, she's gone away (x2)Away (x2)A little mouth opened up insideYeah, I was watching on the day she diedWe keep licking while the skin turns blackCut along the length, but you can't get the feeling backShe's gone, she's gone, she's gone away (x4)Away (x4)(Are you still here?)\n"


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"Credits\nWritten by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross\nPerformed by Nine Inch Nails\nProduced by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross"


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"Twin Peaks Town Council\nThe Twin Peaks Town Council was the town council in Twin Peaks, Washington\nIn 1984, the council commissioned Robert Jacoby to write the book Oh, What a Tangled Web...."


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"Sycamore Trees\nThis article is about the song. For the trees surrounding the portal to the Black Lodge, see Glastonbury Grove.\n\n\"Sycamore Trees\" is a song performed by Jimmy Scott as the Black Lodge performer in Episode 29 of Twin Peaks. The music was written by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics by David Lynch. The song also appears on the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me soundtrack.\n"


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"Lyrics\nI got idea man\nYou take me for a walk\nUnder the sycamore trees\nThe dark trees that blow, baby\nIn the dark trees that blow\nAnd I'll see you\nAnd you'll see me\nAnd I'll see you in the branches that blow\nIn the breeze\nI'll see you in the trees\nI'll see you in the trees\nUnder the sycamore trees\nAnd I'll see you\nAnd you'll see me\nAnd I'll see you in the branches that blow\nIn the breeze\nI'll see you in the trees\nI'll see you in the trees\nUnder the sycamore trees\nTrivia\nThe lyrics are a copy of some lines in David Lynch's early draft of Ronny Rocket (before it was removed from the later draft called Ronnie Rocket):\n\"GIRL: I got idea, man...you take me for a walk ( she moves closer to the guy) under the sycamore trees (closer) the dark trees that blow, baby. In the dark trees I'll see you and you'll see me...I'll see you in the branches that blow in the breeze...I'll see you under the trees.\""


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"Twin Peaks Town Hall\nTwin Peaks Town Hall was the town hall in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOn February 24, 1989 Dale Cooper led a town meeting in the town hall. He informed them of the FBI's investigation of Laura Palmer's murder and that it was believed to be linked to the murder of Teresa Banks the previous year, and the killer may have been a citizen of Twin Peaks. A curfew was put into effect for citizens under 18 years of age.\nBehind the scenes\nDespite the fact that there is no direct reference to the town hall in the pilot, in the original script the scene of the meeting takes place there.\nIn the original script of the pilot, the outside of the location is described as follows: \"The picturesque center of the town of Twin Peaks; a small, neatly manicured park with a pristine white gazebo its centerpiece. Fronting the park is the '30's-style streamlined, concrete and glass City Hall.\""


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"Sally\nSally was an employee at the FBI offices in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.\nAfter winning a guessing game with Diane Evans, Dale Cooper requested Diane to get fresh-ground coffee from Sally as part of his reward."


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"Sharp Dressed Man\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\" was a song by ZZ Top.\nHistory\nThe song was among the selections in the Double R Diner's jukebox.\nOn the night of October 1, 2016, the MC at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington played \"Sharp Dressed Man\" as part of the Roadhouse Playlist. The playback stuttered and skipped when Freddie Sykes punched Chuck and Skipper, who had attacked James Hurley.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\" is a song by ZZ Top from their 1983 album Eliminator. The song was featured in \"Part 15\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\n"


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"Lyrics\nClean shirt, new shoesAnd I don't know where I am goin' toSilk suit, black tie,I don't need a reason whyThey come runnin' just as fast as they can'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a sharp dressed manGold watch, diamond ring,I ain't missin' not a single thingCufflinks, stick pin,When I step out I'm gonna do you inThey come runnin' just as fast as they can'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a sharp dressed manTop coat, top hat,And I don't worry 'cause my wallet's fatBlack shades, white gloves,Lookin' sharp lookin' for loveThey come runnin' just as fast as they can'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man\nCredits\nTo be added"


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"Sam Colby\nSam Colby was a young man who was hired in New York City to watch a mysterious glass box.\nBiography\nSam took the job of watching a glass box to help pay for school, and at some point, he became well-acquainted with Tracey Barberato. One evening, he was at work, watching the box and after changing the SD card in a camera that filmed the box, he got a delivery of coffee from Tracey. She asked to go back into the room with him, but with a security guard present, he told her she could not. When he went back in, he caught her trying to look over his shoulder as he entered the door code on a keypad.\nHe received another delivery from her not long after, and this time, the security guard was not anywhere to be seen, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. After a few moments of watching the box and drinking their coffee, they began to make out. As they began to engage in sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box and broke through to relentlessly slaughter them."


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"Sam Grossman\nSam Grossman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 9272 Thrasher Avenue and his phone number was 555-2763."


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"Northwestern Street\nNorthwestern Street was a street in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nTwin Peaks Episcopal (15 Northwestern Street)\nPalmer house (708 Northwestern Street)"


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"Sally Peters\nSally Peters was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 2878 Hayward Street and her phone number was 555-3988."


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"Twisted Hair\nTwisted Hair was a chief of the Nez Perce tribe.\nBiography\nOn September 21, 1805, Twisted Hair drew a map on white elk skin for William Clark of the Corps of Discovery. On the map, he charted a nearby river, which eventually passed between two mountains and to a White Tail Falls, the future location of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nClark's co-commander Meriwether Lewis soon arrived at the camp. Lewis asked Twisted Hair about the map and the chief told him that white people lived in the area, from whom he received three artifacts, one of them being a strange ring.\nTwisted Hair became perturbed when Lewis questioned him further about the ring. He pointed to the symbol on the ring and said something to them related to an owl and a \"spirit world\" they worshiped. The chief then allowed Lewis to take the ring, though advised him to keep it in its pouch and to never wear it."


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"Ruth Whiteside\nRuth Whiteside was the mother of Jack Parsons.\nUpon learning of her son's death, Ruth took a fatal dose of pills.\nBehind the scenes\nRuth Virginia Whiteside (c. 1891 \u2013 June 17, 1952) was the mother of Jack Parsons.\nUpon hearing of her son's death, she committed suicide by overdosing on barbiturates."


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"Pentagon\nThe Pentagon was a United States military establishment.\nHistory\nOn July 30, 1969, Cooper encountered Star and his companion April as he traveled back on foot after a Boy Scouts jamboree. They drove a VW bus and were on their way to Washington, D.C. to chain themselves to the door of the Pentagon and allowed Dale to stay with them for part of the trip. After Cooper left them, they eventually reached the Pentagon, but had a fight and parted ways.\nIn 2016, at the Pentagon, Lieutenant Cynthia Knox informed Colonel Davis that they have received a match on Major Garland Briggs' fingerprints \u2013 the sixteenth match in 25 years \u2013 in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Davis doubted the legitimacy of the match but says that if it was indeed truly Briggs that was identified, that the FBI must be informed.\nKnox that Major Briggs' prints actually came from a body. Constance Talbot showed her the body, which she noted belonged to a man in his late 40s and died within the last few days. Lieutenant Knox call Colonel Davis about this development, who pointed out that Major Briggs would have to be in his 70s if he died recently.\n"


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"Personnel\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox\nColonel Davis\nBehind the scenes\nThe establishing shot of the Pentagon at night is stock footage."


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"Swabbie\nSwabbie was an employee at One Eyed Jacks.\nOn the night of February 26, 1989, Swabbie greeted Benjamin and Jerry Horne at the dock outside of One Eyed Jacks."


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"Twin Peaks Timber Players\nThe Twin Peaks Timber Players was a theatrical group in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nThe Twin Peaks Timber Players was first organized in 1974 by Leland and Sarah Palmer.\nThe group staged three plays every summer in the Twin Peaks High School gymnasium. The plays included 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Brigadoon, There's a Girl in My Soup, The Paranormal Review, The Mousetrap, and Ask Any Girl.\nAt the time of his death in 1989, Leland Palmer was preparing to play the role of James Tyrone Sr. in the Twin Peaks Timber Players' production of Long Day's Journey Into Night."


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"Two Blue Balls\nTwo Blue Balls is the third short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nElectricity, always shooting electricity. Poles on wires, or is it the opposite? Deeper I go now, trying to avoid the dangers ahead. Rusted memories of another time, discarded behind the doorless shed. The man in the dark-colored glasses is a Frenchman. Do you see him? Why does the man with the gray elevated hair constantly talk about things? Does he have nowhere else to be?\nSOUTH DAKOTA\nDavid Lynch arrives at the Buckhorn Police Department prison location, joking that the cells are roomy and he wouldn't mind moving into one. Later, he sits down with Johanna Ray and Krista Husar to discuss casting for a \"tough lookout\" at the farm, but Lynch surprises them by revealing the character won't be in the series after all. Next, he sits with Matthew Lillard and Cornelia Guest to rehearse the scene between the two in Hastings' cell. Impressed, Lynch says he wishes they had another half hour of dialogue, and laughs that they are both playing \"bad, bad people.\"Big Sky Country. "


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"Moving further north and away from the desert, the black-faced Cooper finds his way on the metal chair. The bloody face of the bad giant splashes against the wooden floor. No one seems to notice. Hiding behind my magic box, I steal things.\nMONTANA\nLynch arrives at the farm filming location and greets Frank Collison, Derek Mears, and George Griffith. Effects artist Carey Jones shows him the dummy Renzo, which will be used for the moment when Mr. C punches him to death. Lynch directs the arm-wrestling scene, followed by the immediate aftermath of Renzo's death. Next, he walks Christopher Durbin through his brief appearance as the accountant.\nNEW YORK\nLynch rehearses Sam and Tracey's death scene with Ben Rosenfield and Madeline Zima, informing them that he will personally be hitting them with \"two blue balls\" on sticks to achieve the proper effect. Phil Bartko demonstrates the several different blood spray patterns they will use during filming. With a megaphone, Lynch directs Rosenfield and Zima through the scene itself.\nAgain we float above a straight line, drifting along a road that leads to nowhere. Inside the small man lives another man. "


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"Something is funny, but not to the woman with the brown hair.\nNEW MEXICO\nLynch sketches Phillip Jeffries' machine for Ruth De Jong, indicating that Jeffries is in the smoke emitted from the end of the machine's spout. He carves a chunk of foam to create the spout itself, as well as another short piece to go on the end. Lynch jokes that he accidentally made a \"dildo,\" but gets upset when she throws it back to him, saying it will still be part of the \"thing.\"De Jong shows him the set for KPJK radio, still under construction, and Lynch marvels that it's far bigger than he had anticipated. They plan out where the various office furniture will go. Lynch says he was envisioning a simple set for one shot, but instead they built an authentic radio station, which he jokes could be on the air by next week.\n"


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"People featured\nPhil Bartko\nRobert Broski\nScott Cameron\nFrank Collison\nChristopher Durbin\nRuth De Jong\nPeter Deming\nCori Glazer\nGeorge Griffith\nCornelia Guest\nKrista Husar\nCarey Jones\nMatthew Lillard\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nDerek Mears\nTracy Phillips\nJohanna Ray\nBenjamin Rosenfield\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nMadeline Zima\nDebbie Zoller\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Haho\"\n\"Maple\"\n\"Melts Bells\"\n\"The Yawn\"\n\"Ant The Ant\"\n\"Collonistial\"\n\"Black Jack\"\n\"D\u00f6se\"\n\"Dorothy\"\n\"kalakalak\"\n\"November Nation\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7\nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers and Ann-Kristin Mayr and Jason Denner\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\n\u2191 2.0 2.1 2.2\nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\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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"Paul (Twin Peaks)\nFor the newscaster, see Paul (Las Vegas).\nPaul was a mutual acquaintance of Audrey Horne and her husband, Charlie.\nDuring a heated argument, Audrey demanded that Charlie sign a set of papers she had given him. Charlie insisted he needed to run them by his lawyer, but Audrey retorted that she would run them by Paul and have Paul pay him a visit if he continued to refuse."


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"Red\nRed was an international drug dealer looking to operate in Twin Peaks.\nBiography\nAs of September 2016, Red had been around the Twin Peaks area for \"the last couple of weeks.\"At the Roadhouse one evening, he appeared to finish a conversation with Jean-Michel Renault, and then made eye contact with Shelly Briggs across the room and acknowledged her with a flirtatious gun gesture. At some point, likely in the few weeks prior to this interaction, the two had begun seeing each other.\nOne morning, Red met with Richard Horne and discussed with him the trafficking of a drug called \"Sparkle\" down from Canada.\nHe asked Richard if he had ever studied his hand and stated that he had a liver problem that made him stamp his foot. Red then asked about The King and I and threatened Horne to not double-cross him. Red then performed a \"magic\" trick with a coin that hung in the air then appeared in Richard's mouth before returning to Red.\nRed later visited Shelly at the Double R Diner and they planned to meet later at the \"same place\" (possibly the Roadhouse).\n"


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"In a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that warrants were eventually issued for Red's arrest, but \"as of this writing\" he remained at large."


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"Receptionist\nA receptionist at the KPJK radio station in New Mexico was murdered by a strange being.\nBiography\nOn the night of August 5, 1956, the receptionist was filing papers when a pitch-black woodsman entered the studio. She walked toward him as though hypnotized, while he repeatedly asked \"Gotta light?\"The woodsman then grabbed her by the back of the head, forcing her to her knees and splitting her skull apart."


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"Part 7\nNot to be confused with Episode 7.\n\"Part 7\" is the seventh episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-seventh episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 18, 2017.\nPlot\n\"There's a body all right.\"\u2015Dave Macklay\nJerry Horne wakes up in the woods, extremely stoned from his last bout of drug use. He calls Ben, frantically claiming someone stole his car and he does not know where he is.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Hawk shows Frank the pages he found in the bathroom door, which he discovered were three of the four missing pages from Laura's secret diary given by Laura to Harold Smith. One of the pages details an encounter Laura had with Annie Blackburn in a dream, where she told her that \"the good Dale is in the lodge and can't leave.\"Another page details Laura knows \"it isn't BOB,\" which Hawk sees as evidence that Leland found and hid the pages during one of his visits to the station, likely when he was being interrogated for the murder of Jacques Renault. "


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"Hawk is puzzled by the claim that Cooper could not leave the Lodge, as Harry himself saw Cooper leave the Black Lodge with Annie: the only explanation that whoever left the lodge was not \"the good Cooper.\"Frank tries calling Harry to ask what he thinks, but decides against it after learning Harry's condition has gotten worse.\nAndy interrogates a local farmer regarding his truck, the same one Richard Horne accidentally killed a young boy with earlier. The farmer refuses to explain who was driving the truck at the time of the incident, but arranges a meeting with Andy to explain everything.\nFrank Skype-calls Doc Hayward, who is off fishing. Doc recalls that he brought Cooper into the hospital because he was acting \"strange.\"An hour later he saw Cooper leaving Intensive Care, fully-dressed and with a strange expression. He ponders whether Cooper was checking in on Audrey Horne, who was still comatose after the bank explosion.\nLieutenant Cynthia Knox arrives in Buckhorn, where she meets with Detective Macklay. Initially treating the discovery of the prints as another by-the-books case, she is shocked to learn that Major Briggs' prints actually came from a body. "


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"Constance Talbot shows her the body, which she notes belonged to a man in his late 40s and died within the last few days. Lieutenant Knox calls Colonel Davis about this development, who points out that Major Briggs would have to be in his 70s if he died recently. Lieutenant Knox informs the Buckhorn staff that it will most likely not be their investigation for long. Meanwhile, a mysterious dark man walks past the morgue.\nAlbert reports to Gordon he could not get a word in to Diane about Cooper before she cursed him out. Gordon and Albert meet with Diane and a younger man at her apartment, where she coldly receives them. Gordon explains they need Diane to come to South Dakota to identify the imprisoned Cooper, as they suspect something is wrong with him. Diane reluctantly joins them.\nOn the flight to South Dakota, Tammy shows Gordon and Albert her analysis of the imprisoned Cooper's prints. Though they are a match, someone at the prison had to reverse the prints to get it: not only does the Cooper in prison say the backwards word \"yrev,\" but his prints are also backwards. Gordon praises Tammy's hard work.\n"


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"Diane arrives at the prison, where she meets with the doppelganger. Diane asks if he remembers the last night they saw each other, which the doppelganger correctly states was at her house. Easily realizing he is not the real Cooper, Diane becomes emotional and shuts down the meeting. On their way out, Gordon tells Warden Murphy to keep Cooper imprisoned until he hears from the FBI. Outside the prison, Diane tells Gordon that there is something missing from this Cooper that makes her certain it is not the Dale Cooper she knew. Gordon asks her what happened when she and Cooper last met, which she states she will tell him about some other time. As the doppelg\u00e4nger is led back to his cell, he tells a guard to tell Warden Murphy he needs a meeting with him in his office \"about a strawberry.\"Andy waits at the meeting place for the farmer, who is over a half-an-hour late. Unbeknownst to him, the farmer's truck is still at his house with the door wide open. His informant a no-show, Andy leaves.\nThe doppelganger meets with Warden Murphy, who threatens him with a gun. "


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"The doppelg\u00e4nger informs him about the dog legs: one was in his trunk, the other three were sent out to people who could pose a threat to Warden Murphy if anything bad were to happen to the doppelganger. When Murphy asks the doppelganger how he knows about this, he names \"Joe McCluskey.\"Murphy puts down the gun and asks what he wants. The doppelganger requests a car for himself and Ray Monroe with \"a friend in the glove compartment\" that night. He tells Warden Murphy that he will never see him again, and no one will ever hear anything more about Joe McCluskey or \"Mr. Strawberry.\"As Janey-E waits outside the office, Cooper scribbles on his desk while Anthony Sinclair tries to find out what he was talking to Bushnell Mullins about. A group of three detectives come in to ask him about Dougie's car, just as Janey-E comes in to retrieve him. Janey-E ends up holding the bulk of the conversation for Cooper. The detectives explain the car was involved in an explosion that killed some members of a car-theft gang. "


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"The detectives leave, somewhat intimidated by Janey-E.\nAs the couple leave the building, Janey-E tells Cooper that she settled the gambling debt, and notes that they will be using his jackpot money for Sonny Jim. Ike \"the Spike\" suddenly approaches them with a gun drawn. Cooper immediately springs into action, grabbing Ike's arm and sending it to the ground, where it harmlessly fires off a shot into the pavement. He then karate chops Ike's neck while Janey-E chokes the would-be assassin. The evolution of the arm appears to Cooper, insisting that he \"squeeze hand off!\"Cooper ends up squeezing Ike's hand so much a piece of skin becomes stuck to the gun, before with another karate chop Ike painfully retreats. Various witnesses are interviewed about the incident, all expressing disbelief at Dougie Jones' actions. A forensic investigator removes the piece of Ike's skin from the gun.\nAt the Great Northern Hotel, Ben Horne and Beverly Paige try to find out where a mysterious ringing noise is coming from. Beverly then gives him an old Great Northern key that came in the mail, with Ben commenting they switched to cards long ago. "


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"He then realizes the key belongs to Room 315, the room Special Agent Dale Cooper was shot in. Beverly is ignorant about both Cooper and the murder of Laura Palmer, which Ben expresses amusement at. Beverly then returns to her home where she meets with her sick husband Tom. Tom is suspicious about her recent whereabouts, which frustrates Beverly.\nAt the Roadhouse, after all the customers have left, a man sweeps the floor while Jean-Michel Renault tends to the bar as Booker T & the M.G.'s \"Green Onions\" plays. Renault receives a call about two prostitutes he sent to a customer, only to learn that the prostitutes were fifteen years old. He denies any responsibility for wrongdoing.\nThe doppelganger makes his exit from the prison with Ray Monroe as Warden Murphy watches.\nLate at night at the Double R Diner, Heidi and Shelly serve customers while Norma goes through some paperwork. A man runs in and asks if anyone has seen Billy before running out again.\n"


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"Credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nStephanie Allynne as Soccer Mom\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nHugh Dillon as Tom Paige\nEdward 'Ted' Dowling as Farmer\nJudith Drake as Nurse\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRebecca Field as Another Mom\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nWarren Frost as Doc Will Hayward\nIvy George as 5-Year-Old Girl\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nErnie Hudson as Colonel Davis\nJesse Johnson as Younger Man\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nDavid Lynch as Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nRiley Lynch as Bing\nMark Mahoney as Prison Guard\nKarl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nWalter Olkewicz as Jean-Michel Renault\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Knox\nElena Satine as Rhonda\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nStunt Double: Ryan Sturz\nUncredited\nWilliam Clouter as sweeping man\nGabriel Lane as Woodsman\nUnknown performer as evolution of the arm\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Sleep Walk\"\nWritten by Santo Farina, John Farina, and Ann Farina\nPerformed by Santo and Johnny\nUsed by permission of Carbet Music, Inc.\n\"Green Onions\"\nWritten by Al Jackson Jr., Stephen Cropper, Booker T. Jones, and Lewie Steinberg\nPerformed by Booker T. and the M.G."


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"'s\nCourtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.\nNotes\nThis episode was dedicated to the memory of Warren Frost.\nThe floor sweeping scene was unscripted.\nThe customers change during the credits was intentionally made by Lynch but Frost is unaware of the meaning.\nProduction errors\nGordon Cole makes a mistake when quoting Cooper's Double, saying \"I'm very very happy to see you again old friend\" although the actual line was \"It's yrev very good to see you again old friend\".\nThe closed captioning erroneously indicates that Bing asks for \"Bing,\" instead of \"Billy.\"This was later fixed in the DVD and Blu-ray releases."


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"Part 5\nNot to be confused with Episode 5.\n\"Part 5\" is the fifth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-fifth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 4, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Case files.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nGene and Jake sit in a car, the former on the phone with Lorraine, reporting on the situation with Dougie Jones. Frustrated, she sends the message \"2\" (leaving 159 characters to type) to her contact \"ARGENT\" which causes a device in Buenos Aires to ring and flash twice with its two red lights.\nConstance Talbot, Detective Macklay, and Detective Harrison observe the John Doe in the morgue. Talbot confirms the decapitation as the man's cause of death and presents a ring found inside the body. On it is an inscription that reads, \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E.\"\nCooper's doppelganger sits in his jail cell and correctly predicts that his food is coming. He takes his food and goes to the mirror, noting that BOB is still with him.\nAt his place of employment, Mike Nelson calls in Steven Burnett, who has applied for a job. "


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"Mike tells him that his resume is inadequate and his forms were filled out incorrectly, then kicks him out.\nSheriff Frank Truman talks to Harry on the phone and is informed by Lucy Brennan that his wife, Doris, is coming to him. Doris tells him about her frustrations, including a leaky pipe.\nJaney-E, Sonny Jim and Cooper leave the Jones home and Janey-E tells Cooper that he had won $425,000. He looks at Sonny Jim and begins to shed tears. On realization that Dougie's car is not there, Janey-E begrudgingly takes Cooper to Dougie's work.\nGene and Jake check on Dougie's car again, which still has not moved. A group of delinquent youths also drive by the car.\nJaney-E drops Cooper off at work and he wanders, following the aim of a statue of a man carrying a revolver. He stands around until Dougie's co-worker, Phil Bisby comes carrying coffee on his way to a board meeting. Following him into the elevator, Cooper takes one of the coffees and begins drinking the \"damn good Joe.\""


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"It was Frank's one who then takes a green tea latte instead while Darren is turned down by Rhonda and Bonnici next to Frank is served the eighth cup carried by Phil.\nAnthony Sinclair tells Cooper that he has covered for Dougie's absence and during the meeting, as Sinclair presents a report. When saying that there was no arson with Littlefield, Cooper blurts out \"He's lying,\" but does not elaborate, causing the boss Bushnell Mullins to have \"Dougie\" meet with him after the meeting. Mullins questions his accusation and gives him case files to assess by the next day.\nRodney and Bradley Mitchum come to the Silver Mustang Casino and in front of Candie, Mandie and Sandie punish Burns for Cooper's win at the casino and replace Burns with Warrick, who they tell to inform them if Cooper ever returns to the casino.\nWhile his mother is passed out on drugs, the little boy living in the home across from Dougie's car goes to examine it. He is shooed away by the gang of youths, arriving in a loud black 1970 Dodge Charger, who try to steal the car. "


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"The bomb under Dougie's car explodes, killing several members of the gang, and the boy runs back to his home. Hearing him coming back in, his mother slowly wakes up and stares at the door.\nAn auto detailer informs Jade that he found a set of keys for the Great Northern Hotel in her car. Since they have an address on them, she puts them inside a mailbox for delivery.\nNorma sorts through documents as Heidi is serving and Becky delivers bread to Toad and gets money from Shelly. Norma goes to Shelly, urging her to help Becky rather than continue to enable her. Becky takes the money to Steven and they snort a drug.\nCooper is pushed out of the elevator at the end of the workday and he goes to the statue he saw that morning.\nAt the Twin Peaks sheriff's station, Hawk and Andy continue to sort through files.\nJacoby starts up his webcast he hosts as \"Dr. Amp\" and it is viewed by Jerry Horne\u2014who smokes a joint\u2014and Nadine Hurley. "


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"His broadcast ends with an advertisement for his golden shovels that he urges his viewers to buy to shovel themselves \"out of the shit and into the truth.\"At the Pentagon, Lieutenant Cynthia Knox informs Colonel Davis that they have received a match on Major Garland Briggs' fingerprints \u2013 the sixteenth match in 25 years \u2013 in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Davis doubts the legitimacy of the match but says that if it is indeed truly Briggs that has been identified, that the FBI must be informed.\nThe band Trouble plays at the Roadhouse as Richard Horne smokes underneath a 'no smoking' sign. Employee Federico asks him to quit and the off-duty Deputy Chad Broxford takes over but ends up taking a bribe from Horne. Charlotte, from the next table over with Elizabeth, asks him for a light, but he grabs her and threatens to rape her.\nAgent Preston examines Cooper's file and compares his fingerprints from before his 1989 disappearance and from the doppelganger's booking at the federal prison.\nWarden Murphy gives the doppelganger his phone call. "


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"However, the doppelganger dials a number that sets off the prison's alarms and he says \"The cow jumped over the moon,\" before hanging up, stopping the alarms.\nIn Buenos Aires, the device contacted before by Lorraine rings and flashes twice with its two red lights and then shrinks to a kind of seed.\nCooper continues to observe the statue.\n"


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"Credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nTammie Baird as Lorraine\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nSean Bolger as Detailer\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nWes Brown as Darren\nJuan Carlos Cantu as Officer Reynaldo\nVincent Castellanos as Federico\nBailey Chase as Detective Don Harrison\nCandy Clark as Doris Truman\nGrace Victoria Cox as Charlotte\nGiselle Damier as Sandie\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother\nBrett Gelman as Supervisor Burns\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nHank Harris as Prison Tech\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nErnie Hudson as Colonel Davis\nCaleb Landry Jones as Steven Burnett\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJane Levy as Elizabeth\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nKarl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Cox\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nMarv Rosand as Toad\nElena Satine as Rhonda\nAmanda Seyfried as Rebecca (Becky) Burnett\nAmie Shiels as Candie\nSawyer Shipman as Little Boy\nFrank Silva as Bob\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nBob Stephenson as Frank\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nBill Tangradi as Jake\nGreg Vrotsos as Gene\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nBlake Zingale as Punk Leader\nTrouble:\nRiley Lynch\nSam Smith\nAlex Zhang Hungtai\nDean Hurley\nUncredited\nTyler Malik as stand-in\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (archive footage)\nUnknown performer as Bonnici\nUnknown performer as Woman in elevator\nUnknown performer as Man across Mullins\nUnknown performer as Woman at meeting\nUnknown performer as Mullins' secretary\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"The Flame\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\n\"Frank 2000\"\nWritten by Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch\nPerformed by Thought Gang\n\"I Love How You Love Me\"\nWritten by Barry Mann and Larry Kolber\nPerformed by The Paris Sisters\nPublished by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)\n\"I Am\"\nWritten and performed by BluntedBeatz\n\"Stars And Stripes Forever\"\nWritten by John Philip Sousa\nPerformed and arranged by the U.S. Army Band\n\"Snake Eyes\"\nWritten by Dean Hurley, Riley Lynch and Alex Zhang Hungtai\nPerformed by Trouble\n\"Habit\" and \"Tabloid\"\nWritten and performed by Uniform\nCourtesy of Sacred Bones Records\n\"Windswept\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\nNotes\nThis episode was dedicated to the memory of Marv Rosand.\n"


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"Amy Shiels is credited as \"Amie\".\nFrank, Dougie's coworker who discovers he likes green tea lattes, is played by Bob Stephenson, who appeared in Episode 6 as the burger cook at the Double R Diner. This was Stephenson's first acting gig.\nUpon release, Twin Peaks: The Return earned some criticism for earning the \"Empty Cup Award,\" a satirical achievement for television series where actors handle coffee cups that are claimed to be full in the dialogue but are very clearly empty based on how they are handled by the performers. In the case of this episode, however, Kyle MacLachlan was given some praise for being the sole actor to handle his cup as though it were actually full, especially in an episode where a character (Phil Bisby) unrealistically balances two full trays of coffee while running around.\nThe statue in front of Dougie's workplace was not originally part of location and was brought by the production staff. It might be a statue of Donald Lynch, father of David Lynch, since according to the stand-in Tyler Malkin, Lynch talked to it saying \"Hi, Dad\".\n"


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"The numbers input by the doppelganger during his phone call are, using the standard DTMF tones pitched up 2 octaves for offscreen ones:\n16 (pause) 1235789 (computer modem response) 3135378912315 (01189998819991197253 offscreen)\nThis could be interpreted as two numbers dialing to get an outside line from the internal prison phone system, then a 7 digit local number calling a computer set up beforehand with a local number so it would be a free local call and finally a code that triggers a pre-planned, automated hack of the prison systems."


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"Red room\n\"Where am I, and how can I leave?\"\"You are here... now there is... no place to go... BUT HOME!\"\u2015Dale Cooper and the arm\nThe red room, also known as \"the waiting room,\" was an anomalous extradimensional space connected to Glastonbury Grove in Twin Peaks' Ghostwood National Forest. First discovered as early as the 1800s, the red room was believed by many to be the Black Lodge of local Native American legend. Many spirits appeared to \"live\" in the red room, most notably one calling itself \"the arm.\"History\n\n1800s\nTo be added\n1980s\nTo be added\n2010s\nTo be added\nProperties\nThe red room was more accurately a set of seemingly infinite rooms and hallways, the only walls being the thick red velvet curtains that marked the division between different sections. The curtains' height and anchor was unclear. In one instance, the curtains lifted to reveal an endless black expanse beyond, the patterned floor stretching out into nothingness.\nThe floor was covered in a distinctive, alternating off-white and dark-brown chevron pattern. It was composed of a hard material, although in one of Dale Cooper's dreams it was instead a patterned carpet. "


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"On one occasion, the arm's doppelganger somehow caused the floor to shake and break apart, revealing a body of water underneath.\nGenerally speaking, earthly laws of physics did not necessarily apply within the red room, as its arrangement could change from moment to moment, making navigation or escape extremely difficult. The passage of time was equally nebulous; Cooper and Annie Blackburn appeared to be present in the room in a dream of Laura Palmer, over a month before they actually entered it.\nOne disturbing phenomenon encountered in the room was the doppelganger, a malevolent duplicate of a person or spirit distinguished by its fogged white eyes.\nFurther reading: Doppelganger\nFeatures\n\nEntrance\n\nSee also: Glastonbury Grove\nThe red room was primarily accessed by an entrance at the center of a circle of sycamore trees known as Glastonbury Grove, located within Ghostwood National Forest. According to an ornate pictogram drawn on the wall of Owl Cave, this was where one could enter the Black Lodge, at the moment of Jupiter and Saturn's conjunction. The curtains would appear stretched across the grove, with the opening above a pool containing a black, burnt-smelling oil. "


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"Those who stepped through would disappear and find themselves inside the red room.\nCertain individuals could make use of this entrance at any time, regardless of the planets' alignment, including BOB, Leland Palmer, and Dale Cooper.\nThe room was also connected, apparently, to a room above a convenience store, as BOB and the arm traveled there following a meeting with several other spirits.\n\nHallway\nImmediately beyond the Glastonbury Grove entrance lay a short hallway, intermittently adorned with a statue of the Venus de Milo. The statue, and the adjoining rooms, constantly shifted as one walked between them.\nA second statue was positioned at the opposite end of the hallway, apparently only at different times from the Venus de Milo. This statue transformed into the evolution of the arm, which screamed, \"Non-exist-ent!\"and promptly sent Cooper hurtling into a starry oblivion.\nThis statue is the Venus of Arles.\nWaiting room\n\"This is the waiting room. Would you like some coffee?\"\u2015The arm\nIn a large room, three armchairs sat arranged around an end table, on which sat a miniature Saturn lamp. Behind the chairs was another classical marble statue, along with two floor lamps.\n"


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"The statue, unlike the one in the hallway, is a reproduction of the Venus de Medici.\nIn a dream and later during his first visit to the red room, Cooper repeatedly found himself seated in the lone chair to the left, across from the arm. At various times, the third chair was occupied by Laura Palmer (or a girl who strongly resembled her), the \"Giant,\" and an elderly room service waiter from the Great Northern Hotel. Twenty-five years later, Phillip Gerard instead occupied the arm's seat.\nFurniture\nIn one room, a gold and black marble table stood, with a gold and green ring sitting atop it. While the ring frequently changed hands, it would be placed back on the table by Phillip Gerard upon its return to the red room.\nSeveral armchairs were scattered about the rooms, most notably in the waiting room. These were used by Gerard to manufacture new tulpas, by placing a seed on the seat and combining it with the subject's hair. Tulpas would sit in the armchairs prior to their destruction.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nThe red room was originally devised by David Lynch as a set piece to conclude the International Pilot, which concludes the story with the resolution of Laura Palmer's murder, followed by a bizarre sequence twenty-five years later, where Cooper sits in the room with Laura and a \"man from another place.\"Lynch recalled that he was leaning against a hot car when the image of the room came to him, fully formed."


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"Peter Cherikof\nPeter Cherikof was a Russian explorer who reached the Puget Sound in 1741 alongside Vitus Behring.\nBehind the scenes\nPeter Cherikof was an explorer who accompanied Russian Navy officer Vitus Bering during his expedition of the western coast of North America."


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"Sherm\nSherm was a Boy Scout in May 1927.\nThe youngest scout in the troop, Sherm became distressed when scoutmaster Dwayne Milford told the scouts a ghost story concerning Owl Cave and a \"one-armed stranger.\""


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"Sheheke-shote\nSheheke-shote, also known as Big White, was a chief of the Mandan tribe who accompanied Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their journey back to Washington, D.C. with the Corps of Discovery.\nUpon arrival in 1807, Sheheke was introduced by Lewis to President Thomas Jefferson.\nOver the course of the next two years, Sheheke attempted to return to his tribe twice to no avail, despite being in the company of more than 600 soldiers. His third attempt was successful, though his people did not believe his stories about the United States, causing him to lose his reputation the tribe.\nSeveral years later, Sheheke was killed in a Sioux raid.\nBehind the scenes\nSheheke, Sheheke-shote (1766 \u2013 1812), also known as Coyote or Big White was a Mandan chief who met Lewis and Clark during their expedition."


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"Paul Lantz\nPaul Lantz was a police beat reporter for the Tacoma Times.\nBiography\nIn his youth, Lantz survived a serious case of polio.\nAfter being contacted with the story by Fred Crisman, Lantz published an article on June 22, 1947, which described an incident near Maury Island, where Harold Dahl claimed to have seen six UFOs and recovered fragments dropped by one of them.\nOn July 31, Lantz called Kenneth Arnold at the Winthrop Hotel to warn him that an anonymous source was aware of a meeting taking place between Arnold, Crisman, Emil J. Smith, and Military Intelligence officers Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown.\nLater that night, a B-25 carrying Davidson and Brown crashed. Lantz was informed by the anonymous source that the aircraft had been either sabotaged or shot. Lantz relayed this information to Crisman. As Lantz penned an article about the crash, Crisman informed Arnold and Smith, who summoned Lantz to the hotel.\nHe informed them of his impending article and told them that the anonymous caller would only stay on the line for thirty seconds or less and that the military had sealed off the crash site. "


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"Lantz's article was published in the August 1 evening edition of the Tacoma Times.\nOn August 8, Lantz published a story of a chemistry professor's analysis of fragments found during the Maury Island Incident.\nThe next fall, on a Sunday afternoon, Lantz and his wife were visited by two men dressed in black suits, identifying themselves as FBI agents. The men argued with Lantz, demanding that he cease from publishing stories connected to the Maury Island incident, but he ultimately refused.\nLantz died suddenly on January 10, 1948. Some accounts stated that he died from a \"short unspecified illness\" while his death certificate cited meningitis.\nBehind the scenes\nPaul Lantz (April 24, 1918 \u2013 January 10, 1948) was a reporter for the Tacoma Times who wrote several articles concerning the 1947 Maury Island incident.\nDavid Patrick Kelly narrated Lantz's articles in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Receptionist (Deer Meadow)\nAn unidentified receptionist worked at the Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department.\nBiography\nTo be added\nGallery"


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"Shirley Foreman\nShirley Foreman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 451 Snow Street and her phone number was 555-9968."


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"Sergei Eisenstein\nSergei Eisenstein was a Russian filmmaker who directed The Battleship Potemkin, which was screened at the Bijou Opera House in 1925.\nBehind the scenes\nSergei Eisenstein (January 22, 1898 \u2013 February 11, 1948) was a Soviet film director, best known for pioneering the use of montages. He is best known for his films Strike (1925), Battleship Potemkin (1925), October (1928), Alexander Nevsky (1938), and Ivan the Terrible (1944, 1958)."


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"Part 8\nNot to be confused with Episode 8.\n\"Part 8\" is the eighth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-eighth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 25, 2017.\nA 4K transfer of the episode was included in Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nPlot\n\"Gotta light?\"\u2015The Woodsman\nCooper's doppelganger and Ray Monroe drive, the former noting that there are three tracking devices on their car. He deactivates them, repurposing them to track a truck in front of them. They discuss where they are headed and the information the doppelganger wants, and he lies to Ray about Darya.\nThey head off the highway to a secluded area. As Ray relieves himself, Cooper demands the information and attempts to shoot Ray, but Ray has unloaded his gun. Ray then shoots the doppelganger with another gun. Ray then sees six dark men gather around Cooper's body, tearing at it, revealing to Ray a black ball with the face of BOB. He runs away and tells Phillip Jeffries that he believes he is dead.\nAt the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, an MC introduces the Nine Inch Nails. "


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"They perform their song \"She's Gone Away.\"Cooper's doppelganger sits up, alive.\nJuly 16, 1945\nWhite Sands, New Mexico\n5:29 AM (MWT)\nThe world's first atomic bomb is detonated. Images of darkness and various distorted images are seen, followed by nebulae and a convenience store, where dark men arrive and move about outside. A figure appears to regurgitate a substance, where inside are many eggs, a speckled one getting out while the face of BOB can be seen on a black ball rock.\nGolden and red imagery follows, then a purple sea under the Black Lodge, where atop a rock spire is a building. Inside is a woman who listens to a phonograph. ??????? enters as a mechanism in the room makes a noise. He goes upstairs, where he views the preceding events, ascending as a golden cloud forms above his head. The woman enters as a golden orb floats down to her from the cloud. It reaches her hands and the face of Laura Palmer appears. She kisses it and sends it to Earth.\n1956\nAugust 5\nNew Mexico Desert\nAugust 5, 1956, New Mexico desert. "


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"A strange creature hatches from a speckled egg and crawls through the desert. A teenage couple walk past a gas station, the girl finding a face-up penny. Two woodsmen descend onto the ground and they stop a car, one of them asking the driver and his wife, \"Gotta light?\"The couple in the car become frightened and they speed away.\nThe young couple reach the girl's home and they share a kiss before she goes inside. One of the woodsmen approaches KPJK radio station, goes inside and kills the receptionist. He then goes to the disc jockey, grabs him tightly by the head and repeatedly broadcasts the words, \"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within,\" which causes listeners to fall unconscious including a waitress at Pop's Diner, a mechanic in his shop, and the girl. The creature reaches the girl's room and climbs into her mouth. The woodsman ends his broadcast, crushes the disc jockey's skull, and leaves while the neigh of a horse is heard.\n"


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"Cast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nLeslie Berger as New Mexico Wife\nRobert Broski as Woodsman\nCullen Douglas as Disc Jockey\nErica Eynon as Experiment\nTikaeni Faircrest as Girl (1956)\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nTad Griffith as New Mexico Husband\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer (golden orb)\nXolo Mariduena as Boy (1956)\nJoy Nash as Senorita Dido\nTracy Phillips as Receptionist\nFrank Silva as Bob\nJR Starr as MC\nCarel Struycken as ???????\n\"The\" Nine Inch Nails:\nTrent Reznor\nAtticus Ross\nMariqueen Maandig Reznor\nRobin Finck\nAlessandro Cortini\nJoey Castillo\nStunt: Tait Fletcher\nUncredited\nStewart Strauss as Woodsman\nChristian Calloway as Woodsman\nGabriel Lane as Woodsman\nUnknown performer as Woodsman circling Ray\nUnknown performer as Woodsman circling Ray\nUnknown performer as Woodsman excising BOB\nUnknown performer as Bomb countdown voice\nUnknown performer as Pop's Diner waitress\nUnknown performer as Mechanic\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"She's Gone Away\"\nWritten by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross\nPerformed by Nine Inch Nails\n\"My Prayer\"\nWritten by Georges Boulanger and Jimmy Kennedy\nPerformed by The Platters\nPublished by Skidmore Music Co.\n"


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"Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group\nUnder license from Universal Music Enterprises\n\"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima\"\nWritten by Krzysztof Penderecki\nPerformed by Warsaw National Philharmonic\nCourtesy of Universal Music\n\"Slow 30's Room\"\nWritten and performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\nBehind the scenes\nMark Frost on the writing of this episode:\nThe idea obviously \u2014 or, well, not obviously \u2014 was that we'd never done anything close to what you might describe as a \"Twin Peaks\" origin story, where this pervasive sense of darkness and evil had come from. On the page, we wrote it in great detail. I think it was maybe 12, 15 pages. But as we were putting down the descriptions, I knew David was going to take that as the blueprint for something extraordinary. He ran with it and elevated it to a whole other level...the atomic explosion was probably half a page as written, but I knew that, in David's hands, it could run as long as 10 or 12 minutes, and it would be riveting. It was certainly a narrative departure from what we had done before. There was no question about that. "


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"But it needed to stand apart, and it needed to blow your mind. So mission accomplished.\nFilming locations in Washington included North Bend and Olallie for the garage and convenience store, respectively. Pop's Diner was filmed at Chili John's Restaurant in Burbank, California.\nThe music playing during and for a period of time after the atomic bomb blast is, appropriately, \"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima,\" a composition by Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki.\nAccording to the original scripts for Part 8, part of the Woodsman's radio message was originally \"atonal, word-like mechanical sounds\" in addition to the \"This is the water\" refrain.\nTrivia\n\nIn an Inland Empire extra called \"Quinoa,\" Lynch narrates a story in which he encountered creatures he described as \"frog-moths.\"He later confirmed in his Room to Dream autobiography that they appeared in the 2017 series.\nTrent Reznor and his band Nine Inch Nails previously contributed the soundtrack to David Lynch's film Lost Highway. Lynch also directed the music video for their single \"Came Back Haunted.\"Although his doppelganger makes an appearance, this is the only episode in which Dale Cooper does not appear.\n\"My Prayer\" by the Platters is featured in this episode. "


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"Coincidentally, the group had a singer named David Lynch from its formation in 1952 to 1970.\nAlthough it was not made consciously at the time, Lynch likens the nuke with the picture in Henry Spencer's room from Eraserhead.\nThe scene of the Fireman's creating the orb was visually based on a painting by David Lynch. This painting is also similar to Mr Jim's Vision, The Antman and Floating Figure (chalk on paper, 1985). When shooting the scene, the performers were unaware of Laura being part of the scene."


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"Security guard (Twin Peaks Savings and Loan)\n\"A boy? It's a boy! It's a boy, it's a boy!\"An unidentified security guard worked at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.\nBiography\nWhile the guard stood at his post, Audrey Horne entered the bank, chaining herself to the vault. Andrew Packard and Pete Martell then entered the vault. The guard received a phone call, informing him of the birth of a baby boy. Subsequently, a bomb in the vault exploded, killing Packard, Martell, and Dell Mibbler."


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"Red Diamond City\nRed Diamond City was a city in Washington.\nTeresa Banks, a prostitute from nearby Deer Meadow, would meet johns at the Red Diamond City Motel."


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"Paula\nPaula was a mutual acquaintance of Megan and Sophie.\nDuring a night at the Twin Peaks Roadhouse, Megan told Sophie that the sweater she was wearing belonged to Paula, after Sophie accused her of shoplifting it."


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"The Black Dog Runs At Night\n\"The Black Dog Runs At Night\" is a song on the soundtrack of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. The song is composed by Angelo Badalamenti and performed by Thought Gang. The only lyrics in the song are \"the black dog runs at night\" which is repeated at regular intervals by David Lynch.\nThe song played for a few seconds in the scene when Leland Palmer pays Teresa Banks a visit. At the end of the scene, Leland walks away through a parking lot. Once Leland has left, Mrs. Tremond's grandson runs out from behind a bush and begins jumping around the parking lot, wearing a mask similar to the one worn by The Jumping Man."


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"Scott Fife\nScott Fife was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 2542 Border Road and his phone number was 555-1879."


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"Part 9\nNot to be confused with Episode 9.\n\"Part 9\" is the ninth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-ninth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on July 9, 2017.\nPlot\n\"This is the chair.\"\u2015Betty Briggs\nCooper's doppelganger walks down a road and takes a bandana from a post.\nAgent Preston passes along a call from Colonel Davis to Gordon Cole, telling him of the discovery of Garland Briggs' body in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nThe doppelganger arrives where Hutch and Chantal wait for him.\nCole asks Diane to stay with them during their trip to Buckhorn and has the pilot re-route. Preston then receives a call from Warden Murphy, who tells Gordon that \"Cooper\" has left the prison.\nAfter sending a text reading, \"around the dinner table the conversation is lively,\" the doppelganger calls Duncan Todd for an update on a job he was hired to do, then gives Hutch an assignment to kill Warden Murphy.\nCooper and Janey-E wait as Bushnell Mullins gives a statement to the Las Vegas police concerning Dougie and the attack that had been attempted on Cooper. "


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"Mullins allows Cooper to take the rest of the day off and says that they will seek answers the next day. The police note that they have absolutely no information about Dougie Jones prior to 1997, leading them to suppose Witness Protection. Detective D. Fusco brings Cooper a second cup of coffee and takes his first cup for it to be analyzed for identifiers. Cooper and Janey-E remain seated, the former observing the American flag in the lobby and a woman's red shoes. He then focuses on an electrical outlet.\nAs the police gather outside the motel where he is staying, Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler leaves a message for \"J.T.\", saying that he is taking medical leave. He leaves his motel room and is stopped in the hallway by the police.\nAndy and Lucy shop for furniture online, arguing over which color chair to get \u2013 Lucy wanting the beige model while Andy wants the red one \u2013 until Andy decides to let Lucy have her way, though she decides to order the red chair that he wanted instead.\nLeft unattended, Johnny runs around his home, chased by his mother, until running directly into a wall.\n"


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"Bobby visits his mother with Frank and Hawk to discuss her husband's activities concerning Cooper before his death. She tells them that she was expecting this visit, as Garland had told her it would happen, but would not explain what it would be about. Per his instructions, she gives them an object that was hidden inside a chair.\nCole, Albert, Diane, and Preston meet Knox and Macklay at the Buckhorn Police Department to view Briggs' body, though Diane stays behind in the lobby and reads a text reading \"AROUND THE DINNER TABLE, THE CONVERSATION IS LIVELY.\"Macklay explains the circumstances of the body being found as they go to the morgue where Talbot waits. Macklay then notes that William Hastings and Ruth Davenport had been blogging about alternate dimensions. Albert notes the incorrect age of the body and Cole pulls him aside and they connect it to Cooper. They return and Talbot shows them Dougie's ring found inside the body, prompting Cole to wish to speak to Hastings.\nJerry, apparently still high, observes his foot, which he is told is not his. He grabs it and falls to the ground.\n"


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"Chad eats in the conference room as Truman, Hawk, and Bobby come and dismiss him. Frank and Hawk try to open the object given to them by Betty, amusing Bobby, who says they must go back outside to open it. Bobby throws it on the ground, which causes it to make a noise before throwing it down again to open it. Truman removes a slip of paper with directions, which Bobby understands, noting the \"Jack Rabbits Palace\" to be an imaginary place he and his father had during his childhood. Also in the object is the transmission Briggs intercepted with Cooper's name.\nCole and Preston go outside to Diane as Albert is \"indisposed.\"Hastings cries in the interview room as Preston joins him to question him about his blog, where he claimed to have entered an alternate dimension and met the Major, who had been \"hibernating\" there and told them to get coordinates for him, which Ruth wrote on her hand prior to her death. He identifies a picture of Briggs as the Major he met, who he claimed to have floated up, saying \"Cooper, Cooper.\""


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"Ben and Beverly again investigate the strange noise in the hotel, which Ben likens to a monastery bell. The two nearly share a romantic moment, but Ben politely refuses, for which Beverly reluctantly commends him.\nHudson Mohawke performs \"Human\" as Ella and Chloe speak at the Roadhouse, speaking about the former being fired from her job for being high. Au Revoir Simone then perform \"A Violent Yet Flammable World.\""


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"Episode credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger)\nIn Alphabetical Order\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nDana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nDon S. Davis as Major Garland Briggs (photo)\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nSky Ferreira as Ella\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nAshley Judd as Beverly Paige\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nJelani Quinn as Desk Sergeant\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Knox\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nEric Rondell as Johnny Horne\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nKarolina Wydra as Chloe\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nHudson Mohawke as himself\nAu Revoir Simone:\nHeather D'Angelo\nErika Forster\nAnnie Hart\nUncredited\nUnknown performer as Jerry's foot\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"America the Beautiful\"\nWritten by Samuel A. "


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"Ward\nPerformed and arranged by the U.S. Air Force Band\n\"Human\"\nWritten and performed by Hudson Mohawke\nCourtesy of Warp Records\n\"The Chair\"\nComposed and performed by Angelo Badalamenti\n\"A Violent Yet Flammable World\"\nWritten and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart\nCourtesy of Our Secret Record Company"


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"Sharon Van Etten (fictional)\nSharon Van Etten was a folk singer-songwriter.\nIn late 2016, Van Etten performed her song \"Tarifa\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nSharon Van Etten is an American singer-songwriter from New Jersey. Her performance for Twin Peaks was used as the credits backdrop for Part 6. Also appearing as her backup instrumentalists were Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs, John Phillip Iron III, and Zeke Hutchins."


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"Red Diamond City Motel\nThe Red Diamond City Motel was a motel on the closest to Twin Peaks side of Red Diamond City, Washington.\nHistory\n\nIn 1988, the motel was used for prostitution services by Teresa Banks, Ronette Pulaski, and Laura Palmer. Laura's father Leland solicited Banks' services and unwittingly booked a foursome with Ronette and his own daughter, but left in a hurry when he saw her waiting in their room. Meanwhile, Pierre ran around the motel courtyard in a circle, hopping, before disappearing.\nBehind the scenes\nThe motel scenes were filmed at the Mount Si Motel in North Bend, Washington, later used again for The Dutchman's Lodge in Twin Peaks (2017). In the shooting script, the motel was instead called the Blue Diamond City Motel."


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"Sheena\n\"Local news!\"Sheena was a news anchorwoman at the Las Vegas-based news station KQRY. As part of her routine, Sheena would push a button to \"roll the dice\" and determine what subject she and her co-anchor would cover.\nOn one evening broadcast in late September 2016, Sheena and her co-anchor Paul reported on the attempted shooting of local insurance salesman Dougie Jones and the arrest of his attacker, Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler."


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"Pauline Cuyo\nPauline Cuyo was the common-law wife of Dougie Milford.\nBiography\nPauline was the daughter of Dayton Cuyo, owner of the Twin Peaks Gazette.\nBy 1927, she was \"living in sin\" with Dougie Milford in Twin Peaks, Washington until Milford left the town in 1929."


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"Max Von's Bar\n\"Do you still know where she lives?\"\"I know where she drinks.\"\u2015Gordon and Albert\nMax Von's was a bar in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.\nHistory\nOn September 27, 2016, during a conversation with Gordon Cole in South Dakota, Albert Rosenfield implied that he knew Diane Evans was a regular client of the bar. Later that evening, Albert visited Max Von's back in Philadelphia, and he found Diane drinking at the counter. The two greeted each other, then Diane asked whether the meeting was about Cooper, which Albert didn't deny. Diane replied \"no fucking way,\" and Albert left the bar."


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"Pearblossom Motel\nThe Pearblossom Motel was a lodging visited by Dale Cooper and Diane Evans after the two crossed.\nHistory\nAfter driving through the night, Cooper and Diane stopped at the motel. While Cooper went inside to rent a room, Diane sat in silence, and saw what appeared to be her twin step out from behind a column, staring at her. The other figure disappeared as Cooper emerged and directed her to room #7.\nInside, Cooper ordered her to turn off the lights and come across the room to join him. They kissed and proceed to have sex, mechanically. In increasing distress, Diane avoided Cooper's gaze and began covering his face with her hands.\nThe next morning, Cooper awoke alone and found that Diane had disappeared. He found a letter on the end table from \"Linda,\" addressed to \"Richard,\" saying that their relationship was over. Confused, Cooper repeated the two names to himself. He emerged from his room and observed that the motel's exterior and whereabouts seemed to have changed overnight, as had the vehicle in which he had arrived.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nThe scenes featuring the hotel during the nighttime were shot on location at the Pearblossom Inn, a motel at 13250 Pearblossom Hwy near Pearblossom, California. The exteriors during the daytime were shot on location at the Knights' Inn at 130 E Palmdale Blvd, Palmdale, California."


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"Pebble Beach\nPebble Beach was the destination for a planned pilgrimage by Dr. Lawrence Jacoby.\nAfter Jacoby informed FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper about following a man in a red Corvette on the night Laura Palmer died, he told Cooper of his travel plans.\nBehind the scenes\nPebble Beach is an unincorporated community in Monterey, California."


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"Mavis Packard\nMavis Packard was the youngest daughter of James Packard.\nPrior to a 1918 performance by Enrico Caruso at the Bijou Opera House, his accompanist fell ill, prompting Mavis to accompany for him instead."


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"Max Hartman\nMax Hartman was the football coach at Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Sarah Palmer called Hartman, looking for Bobby Briggs, her daughter Laura's boyfriend, as Laura was not home. Hartman reported that Bobby had not shown up for practice all week."


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"Neil Armstrong\n\"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.\"Neil Armstrong was an astronaut, part of the Apollo 11 mission, alongside Buzz Aldrin.\nOn July 20, 1969, the mission reached the moon and Armstrong walked its surface, soon followed by Aldrin.\nAfter this achievement, Armstrong was considered a highly-influential figure in 20th century American culture. In 1989, an archivist equated Meriwether Lewis' impact to that of Armstrong, Charles Lindbergh, and John Glenn combined.\nBehind the scenes\nNeil Armstrong (August 5, 1930 \u2013 August 25, 2012) was an American astronaut, most famous for being the first person to walk on the moon."


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"Penderghast\n\"Mr. Penderghast is the most trusting and the most kind of any of the elderly I deliver to.\"\u2015Laura Palmer\nMr. Penderghast was an elderly man who received deliveries from the Meals on Wheels program.\nOn August 6, 1988, Norma Jennings had Laura Palmer make Penderghast's delivery so that she could visit her husband in prison.\nLaura discovered his body in his bedroom, clutching the doorknob. She sat down next to the body for about an hour before calling an ambulance."


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"Passion Play\n\nThe Passion Play was a phenomenon that occurred at Glastonbury Grove approximately every five years in the month of April.\nHistory\nThe origin of the Passion Play is unknown and it never occurred on a precise day. On days where the Passion Play would take place, it would begin after dark among the trees in Glastonbury Grove. Six figures would appear, wielding swords, chrysanthemums, crucifixes, and chalices and a guardian would appear at a gate. The phenomenon would last through the night until sunlight, causing \"good\" to vanquish \"evil.\"The Passion Play never occurred the night before a cloudy day. Rumor also persisted that the event was sponsored by the Bookhouse Boys.\nBehind the scenes\nThe illustrative picture is an extract from an 1847 caricature from le Magasin Pittoresque."


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"Pete Lindstrom\nPete Lindstrom was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington who was killed in the Blizzard of 1889.\nHis death was witnessed by Knut Zimmerman, who reported that wind had plunged a candle from the Annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony into the back of Lindstrom's head, killing him."


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"Pete Martell\nPeter \"Pete\" Martell was the manager of the Packard Sawmill. He found the body of murdered homecoming queen Laura Palmer.\nBiography\nIn a Romeo and Juliet-type story of rival families, Pete married Catherine Packard in 1958. Their romance was very short-lived and they never had children, although there were rumors that a pregnancy was what caused the wedding.\nIn 1968, he was noted as the Twin Peaks High School football team's \"number one booster.\"On a day in February 1989, Josie\u2014widow of Catherine's brother Andrew\u2014and Pete explained to Dell Mibbler why two-by-fours were not exactly two inches by four inches, justifying it by pointing out that the dollar was not worth what it used to be.\nMurder of Laura Palmer and mill troubles\nPete headed out to fish on the morning of February 24. As he heard a foghorn, he looked around and saw an object in the distance, what seemed to be plastic. He approached it and saw that it was a dead female, indeed wrapped in plastic.\n\nHe ran inside to call Sheriff Harry S. Truman to tell him about his discovery. "


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"When Sheriff Truman arrived with Doctor Will Hayward and Deputy Andy Brennan, he watched as the body was identified as the town's homecoming queen, Laura Palmer.\nLater, at the mill, Pete counted two-by-fours and four-by-eights as his wife was fighting with Josie, who wanted to shut the mill down for the day due to Laura's death and the disappearance of mill worker Janek Pulaski's daughter, Ronette. Josie ordered him to shut it down, but Catherine said not to. He listened to Josie and ordered \"Shorty\" to pull the plug.\nHe later attended the conference where Special Agent Dale Cooper announced the FBI's takeover of Laura's murder investigation.\nThe next day, Pete gutted a fish as Josie greeted him and thanked him for standing up for her during the argument with Catherine the previous day. He told her to forget it and said Catherine was wrong. Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper to see Josie and Pete poured the lawmen some coffee.\nHe soon burst in, telling the lawmen not to drink the coffee, for there was a fish in the percolator, which he then washed out.\nPete sat on Catherine's bed the following day, polishing his boots. "


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"She asked him why Agent Cooper had been there and he slipped to Josie the key to a safe containing the mill's ledger. He angered Catherine and went to his room.\nPete attended Laura's funeral the next day.\nLater in the evening, he saw Catherine hide something in a drawer's hidden compartment and asked her if he had seen his tackle box, but she told him that she knew that he and Josie got into the safe. He then went to check the truck for the tackle box.\nHe looked through the mail the next day, telling Josie about his shift. She served him a turkey sandwich and he offered her to join him for a fishing competition. After she accepted, he went to bed.\nPete went with Catherine to a party held for Icelandic businessmen the next day at the Great Northern Hotel. There, he drank a mug of milk and spoke to Einar Thorson about Iceland being above the timberline.\nThe following day, he saw Sheriff Truman observing a fish he just got back from Tim and Tom's Taxidermy, though he noted it was much bigger when he caught it.\n"


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"He entered the main office at the mill the following day as Catherine desperately searched through the file drawers for the account ledger, which she thought he had stolen for Josie. The two reflected on their marriage, and Catherine declared her need for Pete to embrace the feelings he still had for her so he could help her. With happy tears, he embraced her.\nHe helped Catherine search their library for the ledger and he found his old high school yearbook. He reminisced about Midge Jones until Catherine asked him what he was doing. She then received a phone call and had him leave the room.\nMill fire and aftermath\nThat night, the sawmill was set ablaze and Pete noted that Catherine's car is parked outside of it. He put on a pair of safety goggles and went inside with a fire extinguisher, searching for his wife.\nThe next day, having been hospitalized for smoke inhalation after his search for Catherine turned up nothing, Pete sat in his hospital bed, examining the food. However, he could not smell it with his oxygen mask, so he took it off, but then frantically put it back on after sniffing the food.\n"


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"He was taken home by Sheriff Truman and he commented that smoke inhalation felt like \"somebody taped lips to the tailpipe of a bus.\"They discussed Josie, who was nowhere to be found. Pete read a letter from her, where she note that she had to leave on emergency business in Seattle. Harry informed him that Catherine had not been found. Pete reflected on the \"plain hell\" Catherine was to live with and the \"little bit of heaven\" that once existed between them.\nJosie returned home a few days later, carrying many shopping bags and boxes and Pete informed her of Catherine's death.\nHe was later introduced to Josie's cousin, Jonathan, and went to get him coffee.\nAt the Great Northern's Timber Room two days later, he heard Leland Palmer perform \"Getting to Know You,\" which Pete identified as being from The King and I. He asked a strange Asian man if he liked musicals and admitted that Fiddler on the Roof made him \"weep like a little baby.\"He made himself a sandwich and milk the next night, but found that the strange man from the night before had entered his home and gave him a big kiss. "


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"He was first angered by this, but the man then revealed his identity to be Catherine. Overjoyed, Pete hugged her.\nPete went to the sheriff's station the next day, where Harry observed a woodpecker from his office. He told him that Josie was gone again and left a note. However, the two were confused when Harry mentioned Josie's assistant, named Mr. Lee, whom Pete was told as being her cousin, Jonathan. Cooper then came on official business and left with the sheriff.\nHe went to the holding cells, where Benjamin Horne was being held for the murder of Laura Palmer. Pete presented to him a tape containing a message from Catherine, telling him that she would testify his alibi if he signed over the mill and Ghostwood Estates to her. Pete laughed and kissed the cassette player, fully in love with Catherine again.\nDays later, Pete attended the reception following the funeral for Leland Palmer, who had died in custody after being arrested for his daughter's murder. After a fight broke out between Dwayne and Dougie Milford, Pete and Doctor Hayward explained to Agent Cooper the ongoing feud between the two brothers.\n"


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"Pete attended the wedding of Dougie Milford and Lana Budding the following day. He was very uncomfortable sitting with the bitter Major Milford at the reception and commented on the music.\nThe next day, Pete poured wine for himself and Catherine and toasted with \"A Drinking Song\" by Yeats. Catherine called Josie - now a maid for the Martells - to tell her that they were ready for their appetizers. However, Pete insisted that this was unfair to Josie.\nLater life\nDays later, he complains that he forgot to have Josie buy hot dogs. Catherine entered, asking if he wondered how she survived the mill fire. When he became intrigued, she led him to the next room, where Andrew Packard himself stood, alive and well, which flabbergasted Pete. It was explained to him that a man named Thomas Eckhardt had tried to kill Andrew, and they foresaw it, so they took measures to fake his death.\nPete brought in Josie's dry cleaning the following day as Cooper got coffee. When the phone rang for Josie, he handed over the clothes to the special agent.\n"


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"He was later employed by the sheriff's department to assist in a case involving chess and headed by Agent Cooper, who wished to have a stalemate while losing the least amount of pieces possible.\nLucy called Pete to the station the next day, per Sheriff Truman's request. He then brought breakfast to Andrew, arranged to look like a dog's face. The men were amused by this, but Catherine was not, and she asked Pete to bring her salt and pepper. He then left for the sheriff's station.\nHe observed the chessboard at the sheriff's station, trying to figure out the next possible move.\nIn the evening, he sat with Catherine in their living room, and there was banging on their door. He got up to answer and let Sheriff Truman in, who was looking for Josie. Pete and Catherine told him that she went to the Great Northern to see Thomas Eckhardt.\nThe next day, Pete sleeplessly examined all of the possible stalemates, telling Cooper that one could not lose less than six pieces. The agent told Pete to make sure the royalty were protected.\nDays later, Pete mourned Josie, who died during her visit to the Great Northern. "


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"Catherine came in and asked him to open a black box, which he deemed to be a puzzle box that could take years to open.\nHe meets with Will Hayward and Dwayne Milford, as they were the Judging and Rules Committee of the then-upcoming Miss Twin Peaks Contest. Ben Horne addressed to the committee, suggesting that the theme of the speeches be the contestants' ideas on how to save the forests. After Horne leaves, Lana Milford is called up as the first candidate for the contest.\nFollowing the tryouts for Miss Twin Peaks, Pete came home, finding Sheriff Truman and Catherine trying to open the box. He tried to take it and ended up dropping it, which caused part of the box to slide out - another box, which had the phases of the moon on it.\nPete went to the Great Northern the following day, where he greeted Audrey Horne, then commented in front of the fireplace, \"Josie, I see your face.\"He then gave Audrey a ride to the airport.\nAt the airport, Pete watched as Audrey greeted her love, John Justice Wheeler. The two young lovers boarded Wheeler's jet. "


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"As Pete wiped away a tear, he experienced a strange sensation in his right arm and his right hand mysteriously began to shake.\nWhile waiting for Audrey, Pete eventually fell asleep in his truck and was awoken by Wheeler's jet taking off. Audrey then approached him, mentioning that Jack had promised to take her fishing, so Pete said that he had some tackle in his truck.\nThe following day, Pete and Andrew tried to open the last, metallic box that was contained inside the puzzle box. Frustrated, Andrew decided to shoot it with a revolver, revealing a key, which Catherine placed in a cake saver.\nHe went to the sheriff's station after the Miss Twin Peaks contest to report that the Log Lady had stolen his truck. However, Agent Cooper said she did not and that she would arrive momentarily. She soon did and Pete asked her where his truck was. Cooper told him again that she did not steal it, but that it was Windom Earle who did.\n"


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"Pete came home to find Andrew near the cake saver and later accompanied him to the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan with the key, where clerk Dell Mibbler was shocked to see Andrew alive. Mibbler led them to a safety deposit box, past Audrey, who had chained herself to the vault door out of civil disobedience. Upon opening the safety deposit box, a bomb from Thomas Eckhardt was triggered. Pete died in the explosion and his body was found on top of the injured Audrey, apparently having either attempted to shield her or his body landed on her.\nAnother 1989\nOn February 24, 1989, Pete told Catherine he was going fishing and headed down to the shore of Black Lake.\nRelationships\n\nCatherine Martell\nPete and Catherine came from rivaling families. What started as a \"summer's indiscretion\", developed into a marriage on the rocks, that from Pete's perspective never should have happened. Catherine, being a ruthless, stubborn, and determined woman, never made anything easy for Pete (whom she felt was a useless, soft old fool). Regardless of Catherine's verbal abuse and lack of love, Pete did seem to harbor some genuine, nostalgic affections for his wife until the very end.\n"


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"Josie Packard\nPete loved Josie, and appeared to have a sort of fatherly role in their relationship, often helping her with her English and entertaining her.\nBehind the scenes\nPete was played by Jack Nance, who previously played the main character, Henry Spencer, in David Lynch's feature film debut, Eraserhead, alongside Charlotte Stewart (Betty Briggs in Twin Peaks) and subsequently appeared in Lynch's Dune, Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart, and Lost Highway."


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"Part 6\nNot to be confused with Episode 6.\n\"Part 6\" is the sixth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-sixth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 11, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Don't die.\"\u2015Mike\nCooper observes the statue until an officer takes him home due to the law against loitering in the area.\nJaney-E makes him a sandwich and tells him that she will make a doctor's appointment for him. She has him go say goodnight to Sonny Jim until she opens an unmarked envelope delivered to their home, containing a photo of Dougie with Jade. She reprimands \"Dougie\" until they receive a phone call from the individuals to whom Dougie owes money. She plans to meet them at the park the next day.\nMike appears to Cooper, urging him to wake up and to not die. Small sections of light begin to appear on Dougie's case files including near the names of the insurer Anthony Sinclair. Cooper marks them with scribbles, zig-zags, and other lines.\nAlbert goes to Max Von's Bar, where he meets with Diane Evans.\n"


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"Richard Horne snorts a drug and meets with Red to discuss the trafficking of a drug called \"Sparkle.\"Red makes a threat to make sure Horne does not double-cross him and does a magic trick with a dime.\nUpset, Horne drives as Carl Rodd heads into Twin Peaks from the Fat Trout Trailer Park with Mickey and Bill.\nHeidi and Shelly talk to Miriam Sullivan at the Double R Diner and Sullivan leaves a tip that Heidi and Shelly feel that she cannot afford, so they plan to treat her.\nHorne, still upset from his encounter with Red drives, speeding and illegally passing traffic, which causes him to run over and kill a child. Carl witnesses this and after seeing a golden aura float from the child's body, he goes to comfort the mother.\nDuncan Todd sits in his office and a red box appears on his computer screen. He closes it out and goes to the desk behind him, where he opens a safe and removes an envelope with a black circle on the front.\nDougie's destroyed car is towed as authorities investigate, finding the back bumper on the roof of the drug-addicted mother.\n"


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"At a motel, hitman Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler receives an envelope with a black circle. Inside are photos of Lorraine and of Dougie Jones. With his spike, he stabs the photos.\nCooper goes to Dougie's work, where he is called into Bushnell Mullins' office. While initially confused by Cooper's apparently childish scribblings, he soon seems to understand the meaning behind them.\nJaney-E meets with Tommy and Jimmy and pays them $25,000 of the $52,000 Dougie owes them, stating her reasons to be the Jones' financial situation.\nThe Spike shows up at Lorraine's office and stabs her to death along with two innocent co-workers.\nRichard drives to a field, where he wipes the boy's blood off of his truck's grill.\nInside a restroom, Hawk drops a coin, which rolls into a stall. He picks it up, which causes him to notice a screw missing from the stall door's paneling. He gets a small stepladder and a crowbar and pulls the paneling back to find pages.\nBack at the sheriff's station, Doris comes, upset with Frank about her father's car apparently not being repaired. Deputy Chad makes cruel statements about Doris and hers and Frank's son that committed suicide.\n"


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"Credits\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\nM\u00e4dchen Amick as Shelly\nTammy Baird as Lorraine\nRonnie Gene Blevins as Tommy\nJuan Carlos Cantu as Officer Reynaldo\nCandy Clark as Doris Truman\nLisa Coronado as Hit and Run Mom\nJeremy Davies as Jimmy\nLaura Dern as Diane Evans\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nEamon Farren as Richard Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother (Part 3 stock footage)\nBalthazar Getty as Red\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nAndrea Hays as Heidi\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nJay Jee as Patrol Officer\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nJeremy Lindholm as Mickey\nSarah Jean Long as Miriam Sullivan\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nHunter Sanchez as Hit and Run Boy\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nHarry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nJodee Thelen as Maggie\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nSharon Van Etten:\nSharon Van Etten\nCarolyn Pennypacker Riggs\nJohn Phillip Iron III\nZeke Hutchins\nUncredited\nIme N. Etuk as Red's bodyguard\nUnknown performer as Red's driver\nUnknown performer as Bill\nUnknown performer as Lorraine's co-worker\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Windswept\"\nWritten and performed by Johnny Jewel\nCourtesy of Italians Do It Better\n\"Tarifa\"\nWritten and performed by Sharon Van Etten\nCourtesy of Jagjaguwar\n\"I Am (Old School Hip Hop Beat)\"\nWritten and performed by BluntedBeatz\nCourtesy of Columbia Records\nNotes\nTammy Baird is credited as \"Tammie\".\n"


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"Ime Etuk, who plays a Red's bodyguard is also the 2nd assistant director.\nA group of fans watching the filming of the episode from across the street can be seen in a shot from inside the Double R as Shelly gives Miriam her coffee.\nAngelo Badalamenti's composition \"Accident/Farewell Theme\" premiering in this episode was composed for the scene before it was shot using Lynch's description via Skype.\nThe following names can be read on Dougie's case files:\nInsurer Anthony Sinclair on every form.\nThe insured Hotel Owner Jake Cavallo on a Burglary claim form.\nThe insured Nancy Deren on a non-waiver agreement.\nInvestigating Officers from Clark County, Nevada: Det. Loomis and Det. Stockton.\nInsured Rod Mitchum and Brad Mitchum on a Commercial Property Owner Perils Chart.\n"


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"Insured on a Product liability supplemental application (p-1) form: David Eubank\nInsured on an Adjuster's Status Report: Scott Cameron\nInsured on a Notice of plate glass loss form: Carolyn King\nMost of the names on the case files are of crew members: Jake Cavallo is the art department production assistant, Nancy Deren is a set designer, David Eubank is an A camera first assistant, Scott Cameron is 1st assistant director and Carolyn King is the art department coordinator."


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"Paul (Las Vegas)\n\"Roll the dice, Sheena!\"Paul was a news anchorman at the Las Vegas-based news station KQRY.\nOn one evening broadcast in late September 2016, Paul and his co-anchor Sheena reported on the attempted shooting of local insurance salesman Dougie Jones and the arrest of his attacker, Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler."


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"Peale\nMrs. Peale was Dale Cooper's English teacher at the Germantown Friends School.\nOn April 21, 1970, Peale introduced her class to student teacher April Larken, whom Cooper had met while hitchhiking."


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"Al\n\"Red door!\"Al was a chauffeur in the employ of the Silver Mustang Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAl was assigned to drive home \"Dougie Jones\" (actually Dale Cooper) one night after Cooper won several hundred thousand dollars at the casino's slots machines. Cooper could only say that his house on Lancelot Court had a red door. As they drove down the street, Al struggled to make out the doors on each house, saying that it was hard to see without the sun. Finally, he spotted the correct house and pulled over. Cooper exited and stood, silently, holding his winnings, so Al exited the car and agreed to wait with him as long as necessary. An owl flew overhead, hooting, and Al remarked that he found them \"spooky.\"Finally, Janey-E Jones emerged from the house and slapped Cooper, screaming at him for disappearing without warning. Al apologetically explained that he had been assigned to drive Dougie home, and promptly left.\nThe following week, Al picked up Cooper at the Lucky 7 Insurance office, and recalled him as the \"red door\" man. "


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"Instead of driving to Santino's as Cooper had been promised, Al drove him out into the desert, where Rodney and Bradley Mitchum were waiting to kill him. However, they were allayed when they discovered Cooper had brought them a cherry pie."


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"Alan Traherne\nAlan Traherne was a motion picture sound technician from Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nTraherne attended Warren G. Harding Elementary School in the same class as Margaret Coulson and Carl Rodd. On September 9, 1947, all three were abducted while on a nature hike near the Pearl Lakes. The incident was witnessed by Douglas Milford, who had been compelled by an unknown force to visit a location in the woods he remembered from his own childhood. There, a large dark shape shone a bright beam of light onto the three children, who then disappeared along with the object.\nTraherne, Rodd, and Coulson were found at the nearby campground the following day by Andrew Packard's scout troop. They were unharmed and appeared to believe that only an hour had passed since they entered the woods. All three underwent a medical exam and were released.\nTraherne graduated from Twin Peaks High School in 1958 and attended community college in Spokane. He moved to Los Angeles and found work as a sound technician in the motion picture industry. Records indicated that he may have suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and attended a survivors' group for UFO abductees in the 1980s.\n"


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"19th century\nThe following events occurred in the 19th century (1801 \u2013 1900 AD):\nEvents\nDecember 19, unknown year \u2013 A nine-foot-tall \"giant\" is unearthed from an ancient burial mound in Maple Creek, Wisconsin.\nOver the American West, \"mystery airships\" are witnessed in the skies throughout the 19th century.\nDecades\n1800s\n1810s\n1820s\n1830s\n1840s\n1850s\n1860s\n1870s\n1880s\n1890s"


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"Abbie\nAbbie was a patron at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night at the Roadhouse, Abbie spotted her acquaintances Mary and Clark canoodling in a booth across the room, where apparently \"lots of people\" also saw them.\nTwo nights later, Abbie met up there with Natalie over beer. She asked where Angela was, and Natalie replied that she was probably out with Clark somewhere. Surprised, Abbie told her about seeing Clark and Mary together. They agreed 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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"American girl's mother\nThe American girl's mother was heard making a loud banging noise during Dale Cooper's escape from the red room.\nAfter vanishing from the glass box in New York City, Dale Cooper arrived at an unusual \"mansion room,\" where an unseen presence banged on two separate doors, attempting to breach the room. When Cooper left and then returned to that room, he found the American girl sitting before the fireplace, and she implored him to exit through the nearby wall socket before her mother arrived."


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"Aleister Crowley\nAleister Crowley was an English mystic whose teachings were the foundation of the Thelema religion. He was often referred to as \"the most evil man in the world.\"Biography\nWhile in Egypt, Crowley claimed to receive religious tenets from a higher power, incorporating them into the religion of Thelema. In the process, he supposedly restored knowledge of alchemy, an art lost to the centuries.\nCrowley also visited Tibet, becoming the first Westerner to study with the lamas.\nIn 1923, Crowley published Moonchild in which two groups of magicians fought over an unborn child who was potentially the Antichrist. Crowley himself tried to summon the supposed Moonchild, to no success.\nAfter Jack Parsons became leader of the Pasadena Thelema lodge, Crowley sent him a letter concerning the \"Hell Gate,\" one of seven such gates he believed to exist in the world. He encouraged Parsons to \"make use of\" this information.\nCrowley was a rampant drug user and died in 1944 at the age of 72.\nBehind the scenes\nAleister Crowley (October 12, 1875 \u2013 December 1, 1947) was an English occultist and magician who founded Thelema, a religion he developed after supposedly being visited by an entity named Aiwass."


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"Abandoned cabin\nAn abandoned cabin near Twin Peaks, Washington was a temporary refuge for Windom Earle.\nHistory\nIn search of the Black Lodge, Earl arrived at Twin Peaks, Washington and sat down in small abandoned cabin in the nearby woods. Windom welcomed Leo Johnson, who he found to be a criminal and began to use him as a pawn, to the point of placing a shock collar around Johnson's neck.\nThe next day, Earle check on Leo's progress with arrow-making for him.\nIn the woods, Earle encountered a youth named Rusty Tomasky and promised him beer and a party. Back at the cabin, he told Tomasky about the White Lodge, a good place, and its evil opposite, the Black Lodge. The latter he said he intended to find. Rusty became restless, wondering about the beer and party. Earle told the youth \"in good time\" and played a flute.\nAfter Leo and Earle in a horse costume euthanized Major Garland Briggs, they brought him to cabin. Earle interrogated Briggs about Owl Cave, but the Major stayed silent, so Earle injected him with a truth serum, and Briggs said he first saw the petroglyph at Owl Cave in a dream. "


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"He said that the symbols meant that \"there's a time if Jupiter and Saturn meet, they will receive you.\"Earle deciphered the meaning of this statement and discovered that the petroglyph was a map to the Black Lodge.\nEarle went to the cabin in the morning with corpse-like skin tone and black teeth and found that Major Briggs had escaped with Leo's help. He did not immediately punish Leo but grinned whilst waving a bag in front of his face. He left Leo as the cabin with a cage of tarantulas hanging above his head, suspended by a string held in Leo's teeth.\nAn unknown assailant later came to the cabin and shot Leo to death."


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"Allen K. Boyle\nAllen K. Boyle was a traveling salesman who picked up Dale Cooper outside Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania on July 31, 1969.\nCooper recorded Boyle stating his belief that the sun was dying and that he had a plan for when it died."


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"Alexander MacKenzie\nAlexander MacKenzie was the first Caucasian to reach the Pacific northwest overland, having done so in 1793.\nBehind the scenes\nAlexander Mackenzie (1764 \u2013 March 12, 1820) was a Scottish explorer most notable for his overland crossing of modern-day Canada."


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"20th century\nThe following events occurred in the 20th century (1901 \u2013 2000 AD):\nEvents\nTo be added\nDecades\n1900s\n1910s\n1920s\n1930s\n1940s\n1950s\n1960s\n1970s\n1980s\n1990s"


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"Alice Brady\n\"Oh, it fell down.\"Alice Brady was an employee at a bank where Laura Palmer kept a safety deposit box.\nFollowing Laura's murder, Alice gave FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman her safety deposit box that she kept at the bank for about six months.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the pilot's original script, Alice was a uniformed bank guard. It is unknown if the bank Alice works at is the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan."


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"Andy Brennan\n\"Andy\" redirects here. For the character of the same name from The Autobiography of Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, see Andy (Bryn Mawr).\nAndy Brennan was a sheriff's deputy and a Bookhouse Boy in Twin Peaks. Andy was a bit slow on the uptake, even \"dimwitted,\" very sensitive, and tended to cry at murder scenes. However, he was very loyal and trustworthy, and was compared to a dog by Albert Rosenfield.\nAfter a lengthy on-and-off-again relationship with the station's receptionist, Lucy, he married her.\nBiography\nAndy was born to a large family with at least one younger sibling.\nIn mid-February 1989, upon hearing Harry's suggestion that they set a trap for Bernard Renault, who was coming in from Canada, Andy made a stray comment that he would be coming in on foot. After a long silence, Harry asked if he meant they would have a lot of trails to cover. Andy denied this, explaining he thought it would be a very long hike.\n"


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"Later, he and Harry were sitting in the interrogation room when Lucy Moran \u2014 Andy's on-and-off girlfriend \u2014 called them over the intercom to let Harry know Josie Packard heard a prowler outside her house. Harry left, telling Andy to monitor the radio for a call from Hawk. Andy heard Lucy screaming a few moments later (she was surprised by Sheriff Truman appearing in front of her), and ran out into the hallway, colliding with her as she was going back to make sure he was still there.\n\nWhen Pete Martell discovered a body wrapped in plastic on the morning of February 24, 1989, Andy was called to the scene to take pictures. He cried, but this was not the first time, as Sheriff Truman noted that the same thing happened \"last year in Mr. Blodgett's barn.\"He handed the camera to Doctor Will Hayward and was sent to get a stretcher as Hayward finished his job and they identified the body as homecoming queen Laura Palmer.\nLater, Andy sat with Deputy Hawk at the high school as they asked Laura's boyfriend, Bobby Briggs about his whereabouts until Sheriff Truman arrived and informed him of Laura's death. "


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"Truman then had Andy assist Bobby to make a phone call to his parents to contact their lawyer.\nLater, Andy went with the sheriff to the Palmer home, where Truman questioned Sarah Palmer about Laura and Hawk searched for possible evidence. While there, they received a call from Lucy that a mill worker named Janek Pulaski reported his daughter, Ronette missing.\nAndy, along with other deputies, found a train car where the murder took place. He called Lucy in tears, requesting her to tell Harry that he did not cry.\nWhen James Hurley was arrested, he and Hawk took him to his cell.\nAndy had breakfast the next morning, watching two men weld when FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived at the sheriff's station.\n\nThe following morning, Andy helped Agent Cooper set up a demonstration he had prepared for the investigation, which he derived from a dream about Tibet and used it to determine which individuals bearing the initial 'J' could be involved with the Laura Palmer case. Cooper had Andy stand near a bottle as he threw rocks at it. The rock for Doctor Lawrence Jacoby knocked the bottle down, but did not break it. "


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"Andy put it back into place. He was then hit in the head when the rock for Shelly Johnson was thrown. The bottle then broke when the rock for Leo Johnson was thrown.\nAndy contacted Sheriff Truman the next day, informing him that a fight had broken out between Doctor Hayward and FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield at the morgue concerning whether Laura's body would be released for the funeral or kept for more tests. When it became physical, he was helped by the present Benjamin Horne to restrain them. The argument became physical once more before Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper. Truman punched Albert and Cooper ordered the body be released, taking Hayward's side.\nAndy later came to inform Sheriff Truman and Cooper when it was time for Laura's funeral.\nThe following morning, Andy sketched a gray-haired man that Sarah Palmer saw in a vision and he returned to the sheriff's station with Harry, who went to the conference to meet Cooper and Doctor Jacoby. Andy then asked Lucy why he could not spend the previous night with her, but she ignored the question, instead asking him if he would be having coffee.\n"


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"After Jacoby left, Andy went to the conference room and showed the finished sketch to Cooper and Truman. Cooper said that he had seen this man in a dream he had. A call was then received from Hawk, who had seen a one-armed man that was wanted for questioning.\nAndy went with Cooper and Truman to the Timber Falls Motel, where the one-armed man, Gerard was staying. When they approached the room, Andy drew his gun but dropped it, making it go off. Truman sent him away as he and Cooper kicked in the door.\nHe looked around Gerard's hotel room and found his sample case of right shoes.\nWhen they went to the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic, Cooper asked Andy to go to the nearby convenience store to pick up twine, bringing him Finley's Fine Twine.\nThey brought back files from the clinic and he apologized for what happened with his gun. He was told by Harry to meet in the pistol range, and on the way he saw Lucy, who brushed him off. Cooper asked him about his situation with Lucy, and he said he did not know why she would not talk to him. "


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"He then practiced shooting, but was told that he needed practice.\nAs he looked through the files with Harry and Cooper, Cooper's supervisor, Gordon Cole called, saying that the bird they were looking for was either a parrot or myna bird. Andy then found a file on a myna bird named Waldo owned by Jacques Renault.\nThe next morning, Andy assisted Sheriff Truman's investigation in Jacques's apartment and was ordered to get donuts for Agent Cooper, which he brought with a cup of coffee.\nHe then went to the Johnson home and spoke to Shelly, asking about Leo's whereabouts. She told him that she overheard an argument about Laura between Leo and Jacques. He told her to call the sheriff's department whenever Leo got in touch with her then left.\nAndy entered the sheriff's station and went to Lucy, who still did not want to talk to him.\nWhen a gunshot rang out in the conference room, he went in with the other lawmen to find that Waldo had been shot.\nAndy sits with Sheriff Truman on a stakeout later that night, awaiting Jacques to cross the border. Harry asked him about his situation with Lucy, which had not improved. "


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"Jacques soon arrived and they arrest him, but he put up a fight. He disarmed an officer and nearly shot Sheriff Truman, but Andy managed to calmly shoot him in the arm.\nLater at the sheriff's station, he stood with Hawk, Ed Hurley, and some other lawmen as they discussed his heroic actions earlier in the evening. Lucy listened in and went to the kitchen area. The other men encouraged him to follow her and he did, closing the divider behind him. He and Lucy kissed until she announced she was pregnant and Andy left.\nLater in the evening, after finding Leo shot in his own living room, Andy tried to call Agent Cooper.\nAfter Cooper's line was hung up, he went with Truman and Hawk to the special agent's room at the Great Northern Hotel, where they found him on the floor, bleeding from a gunshot wound.\n\nWhen Albert Rosenfield returned to Twin Peaks and came to Leo Johnson's home, Andy called out to Sheriff Truman, calling Albert \"Agent Rosenflower.\"As he ran inside to warn Truman, he stepped on a loose board, which smacked him in the face. "


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"Harry found that this had revealed a hidden pair of boots and cocaine and praised Andy.\nBack at the station, Andy went to Agent Cooper and informed him that Leo had been imprisoned in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988, which Albert noted to be the night Teresa Banks was murdered. This lessened Leo's status as a suspect in Laura's murder.\nAgent Cooper later had Andy and Lucy search copies of Flesh World for a picture of Teresa Banks.\nHe sat in the conference room later as Agent Cooper went over the events that occurred the night Laura died. He cried while looking at a photo of Laura. Albert mocked him, which upset him further. Then calling him \"Albert Rozerfeld,\" he stood up to defend the Sheriff against the FBI Agent's verbal attacks, then left.\nAndy struggled with tape as he hung a poster of \"BOB\" in the Double R Diner the next day.\nLater, he paced outside of the sheriff's station before mustering up the courage to go in and talk to Lucy. "


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"After a small struggle for her to listen to him, he revealed to her that he was sterile and wished to know how she was having a baby. Lucy leaned closer to him, which he assumed to be for a kiss, but she instead pulled a piece of tape off of his head and closed the window on him.\n\nA couple of days later, Andy confided in Doctor Hayward that he needed to have a sperm test done. Doc gave him a vial to use for his sample and went out to his car. On his way to the bathroom with an issue of Flesh World, Andy bumped into Lucy, who saw the magazine and their proximity to the bathroom and was disgusted with him.\nHe ran into another deputy and dropped his sample, which rolled under a chair. He chased after it and Cooper told him not to move. He asked Andy where he got his boots, which he said were from Phillip Gerard. He picked up his sample and left.\nHe later attempted to speak with Lucy, who was upset with catching him with the magazine. "


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"Cooper then arrived and dismisses him, and he watched through the window as the FBI man talked to Lucy.\nAndy later escorted Leland Palmer \u2014 arrested for the murder of Jacques Renault \u2014 past a room where Lucy cried and to the conference room, where Truman and Cooper were with Judge Clinton Sternwood. After the proceedings were delayed due to the absence of prosecutor Daryl Lodwick, Andy led Leland back to his cell.\nHe attended Leland's hearing the next day, making sketches of the proceedings.\nWith Lucy out of town to see her sister, Andy sat at the receptionist's desk and called for his sperm test results. He was informed that he had oligospermia at the time of his previous test, but no longer had it. Realizing what this meant, he declared, \"I'm a whole damn town!\"While going through sticky notes on the desk, he found a number written under \"Gwen and Larry,\" Lucy's sister and brother-in-law. He called the number but was shocked to find that it was for Adam's Abortion Clinic.\n"


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"Two days later, Andy had coffee with Hawk, Cole, Cooper, and Phillip Gerard - now displaying a different personality: a spirit known as Mike - outside the receptionist's desk. Harry came to tell them that everything was ready for their trip up to the Great Northern.\nHe went with Cooper and Truman to the hotel, where he brought guests one-by-one to Mike to determine if they were the host of BOB, who was also a spirit. Mike had a seizure when Ben Horne entered the room.\nLater, he went to assist with the arrest of Ben Horne, who had been named a prime suspect in the murder of Laura Palmer.\nAndy entered the sheriff's station the next day, where he saw Lucy holding a baby, causing him to faint. Lucy held ice on his head as Gwen told him about how she used to pass out when she was pregnant. He attempted to tell Lucy about the results of his tests, but Gwen interrupted until they told her to shut up and she went away. He then revealed the results of his sperm test.\n"


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"While eating a crepe at the diner the next morning, he recited \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" the suicide note of Harold Smith. Donna Hayward came over with James, the former asking what he meant by this and if he knew a Mrs. Tremond, but he said no and explained the suicide note. Following this, he went with Donna and Agent Cooper to Mrs. Tremond's house. He took Donna home after she read a once-missing page from Laura's diary.\nHe went to Lucy at the station, wishing to talk about their child. However, Lucy informed him that he may not be the father and that Dick Tremayne may be. Andy called Horne's Department Store and asked for Dick.\nLucy later sat him down in a room with Dick and she told them that she wanted full cooperation from both of them throughout her pregnancy.\nAndy overheard a conversation between Dick and Lucy concerning the baby a few days later. He intervened, stating that there should not be any fighting between them.\nAs Agent Cooper prepared to leave Twin Peaks, he expressed his admiration for Andy's bravery and his large heart. "


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"However, Cooper was stopped at the door by Special Agent Roger Hardy, who informed Cooper that he had been suspended from the FBI.\nAndy and Hawk went to Sheriff Truman's office the next day with a matching scarf and ascot for Dougie Milford and his wife-to-be Lana Budding.\nLater, as Dick arrived at the station, Andy left potted flowers at Lucy's desk. Dick introduced him to a young boy named Nicky, who he had temporarily adopted from Happy Helping Hand. Tremayne wished to go have a malted with Nicky and Lucy, but Andy told him that Lucy was helping set up for the Milford wedding at the Great Northern and offered to go with them instead.\n\nThey went to the diner, where Andy and Dick got pie while Nicky got the malted he was promised. Nicky blew whipped cream into Dick's face, which amused Andy. However, when he stood to get Dick a napkin, Nicky spun his stool, causing him to fall when he sat back down.\nHe later attended the Milford wedding, where he danced with Denise Bryson at the reception.\n"


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"The next day, Andy introduced Dick to Nicky's case manager, Judy Swain, who explained to them that Nicky may have been traumatized by events such as his parents' deaths under mysterious circumstances. Sheriff Truman came in to get Andy, as there was an emergency at the Great Northern.\nAt the hotel, Dougie Milford had died of an apparent heart attack. After Mayor Milford came and wept over his brother, Andy escorted him out.\nDick came to the station and told Andy that he believed Nicky was the devil and killed his parents. He saw Lana Milford and was taken by her charms, just like the rest of the men present.\nAndy went to the station the following day, late for a meeting with Dick, as he was saving a cat from a tree. Dick told him that Nicky's records were sealed, but he came up with a plan to retrieve them, so they could find out what happened to the boy's parents.\nThey broke into the Happy Helping Hand's files and found the one belonging to Nicky. A couple identifying themselves as the Brunstons entered, eager to see a little boy named Donnie.\n"


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"Andy was later called in as backup at the Dead Dog Farm, where Cooper was being held hostage by Jean Renault.\nAfter a body was found later at night in Sheriff Truman's office, Cooper had Andy look for fingerprints on a chess pawn found in the dead man's mouth.\nAndy told Lucy the next day that Little Nicky murdered his parents when he was 6 years old. Lucy said she did not believe him and did not find he or to be Dick suitable fathers.\nHe retrieved Truman and Cooper and took them to the conference room, where Doctor Jacoby waited with Lana Milford. After Jacoby told them that Lana is not cursed, but possessed a high sexual drive, they left to go bowling, but were confronted by Mayor Milford with a rifle. Cooper had the mayor and Lana settle their differences alone as the rest of the men waited outside. The agent soon gave the order to enter the room, where Lana was kissing Dwayne, who announced their plan to adopt a child.\nLater in the evening, Doctor Hayward ordered Andy, Lucy, and Dick together for a meeting concerning Nicky. Hayward dismissed the accusations about Nicky being a murderer. "


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"He explained that Nicky was conceived by a rape and that his mother died in childbirth and that his adoptive parents died in a car accident.\nThe next day, Andy played a game of chess against Lucy, who was frustrated when he moved one of his knights without doing the \"little hook thing,\" as he believed it was optional. However, Pete corrected him.\nLater, he kept watch on Harry, who was drunkenly tearing up the Bookhouse, following the death of his beloved Josie Packard.\nIn the evening, Andy appeared as a model for the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show. After the endangered weasel was presented, it bit Dick's nose and became loose, causing a panic among the attendees.\nAndy dropped through the ceiling at the station the next day in front of Lucy's desk, practicing his spelunking skills for the department's excursion to Owl Cave. He gave her his word that he would be careful.\nAt the cave, the men found the symbol Cooper came to find, but then owls swooped over them. Andy swung his pickaxe and it became stuck in the cave wall, which then caused part of the wall to be pushed out, revealing a petroglyph.\n"


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"The men return to the cave a few days later, where someone else had been - Windom Earle, Cooper's insane former partner. Cooper had Andy draw the petroglyph.\nBack at the station, Andy again drew the petroglyph onto the conference room's blackboard, with Major Garland Briggs correcting one of the lines.\nHe later attended Dick's wine-tasting event with Lucy and displayed his knowledge of fine wines. However, he swallowed the wine instead of spitting it out.\nLater in the evening, he was called to a crime scene where a large wooden box had been found. He brought his metal detector in case it was a bomb, but it was revealed to contain a large pawn with a dead youth inside. Andy cried as a friend of the victim told the lawmen about him.\nWhen he went back to the station, Lucy asked for his help on her speech for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest and also revealed that in 24 hours, she would reveal who would act as the father of her baby, regardless of its biological parentage.\nLater, he, Cooper, and Truman tried to decipher the petroglyph. Briggs had yet to arrive, so Harry had Andy call his home.\n"


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"Andy studied the petroglyph the next day, soon discovering that it was a map and his attempts to tell Agent Cooper were ignored. He accidentally knocked over a bonsai plant in the room, revealing that it had a microphone planted in it by Earle.\nHe followed Cooper and Truman to the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, still trying to get the former's attention, but he arrived as Lana Milford began her talent - an exotic dance - and was mesmerized.\nAfter the speeches, Lucy pulled Andy and Dick aside to announce to them that she had chosen Andy to be the father of her child. Dick congratulated him and Andy expressed his excitement of being a father, but then excused himself to find Agent Cooper.\nAmid the chaos following Annie Blackburn's win, Andy managed to find Cooper and told him that the petroglyph was a map.\nBack at the station, Andy asked Lucy if she was scared, and she stated her worry that they may become stuck in an elevator at the hospital when she was in labor with their child. Andy declared that if this happened, he would help her deliver the baby in the elevator. "


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"They shared a kiss and said: \"I love you.\"Andy went to Glastonbury Grove to Sheriff Truman, who was waiting for Cooper to return from the Black Lodge. There they waited for ten hours until Andy went to get coffee and breakfast for the sheriff.\nLater life\nLucy's child, a boy, was born on Marlon Brando's birthday and, as a result, Andy fought to name him Marlon, but the name Wally was eventually decided upon. Andy and Lucy married at some point over the next twenty-five years and kept their jobs with the sheriff's department.\n\nHawk \u2014 by then promoted to Deputy Chief\u2014called Andy and Lucy to the conference room, where he had brought boxes of files. He stated, per the Log Lady, that something from the files was missing and pertained to Agent Cooper, who had been missing since before Wally was born.\nUpon examination of the files, Andy and Lucy were still not sure what is missing. Lucy soon noticed that a chocolate bunny from the evidence was missing and admitted that she had eaten it. "


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"Andy asked Hawk if chocolate bunnies had anything to do with his heritage, but the deputy chief soon brought them to the conclusion that they were not looking for the bunny.\nAndy later reassured his wife when she had a scare due to her misunderstanding of cell phones. Soon after, their son came to the station to pay his respects for Harry and give his blessing for his parents to turn his room into a study.\nLater, while continuing to look through files, Andy asked Hawk if he had yet found any Indians.\nAndy later spoke to a local farmer about his truck that was involved in a hit-and-run incident that killed a young boy. The farmer refused to say who was driving and arranged to meet with Andy two hours later to explain. Andy waited for him at the discussed meeting place, but the farmer never showed.\nAndy and Lucy later shopped online for a chair, arguing over whether to get it in red or beige, Andy arguing for the former. However, he eventually decided to let Lucy have the decision her way.\n"


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"After arresting Deputy Broxford, Bobby led Andy, Frank, and Hawk to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following instructions left by his father. While in the woods, they came across a nude, eyeless woman. Andy held her hand and was transported through a portal, and was sat in front of a man who identified himself as the Fireman. He was shown a white figure regurgitating BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura Palmer, angels, the eyeless woman, two Coopers, a telephone, himself and Lucy, and a utility pole before being transported back out, carrying the woman. He told his fellow lawmen that she was important and wanted dead. They put the woman in a jail cell at the station and Lucy provided her with clothing.\nOn a later evening, Hawk called Andy, Lucy, and Bobby to the conference room with Frank to announce the death of the Log Lady.\nIn the station's parking lot, Andy encountered Cooper's doppelganger. Believing him to be the real Agent Cooper, he welcomed him into the station. As Cooper went with Frank to his office, Andy recalled the vision he had of himself and Lucy.\n"


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"After Andy escorted Cooper to Truman's office, he went looking for Hawk, only to reach the cell block, finding that Chad had escaped and armed himself. As Chad approached Andy, a gun trained on him and insulting him, Freddie punched open his cell door, incapacitating Chad. He secured Chad and heard a gunshot, deciding to bring the woman, Freddie, and James upstairs.\nLucy, holding a gun and standing before the body of Cooper's doppelganger, told Andy that she now understood cellular phones. After making sure both women were okay, Andy hurriedly left the room as it darkened, meeting the real Agent Cooper in the station entryway and leading him to the doppelganger.\nAndy witnessed BOB being pulled out of the doppelganger to be shattered by Freddie. Cooper told all those present that he hoped to see them again and advised them that some things would change, as the past dictated the future.\nRelationships\n\nLucy Moran\n\nDespite Lucy's boredom with Andy and the fact that she dated Dick, Andy is devoted to Lucy. Although he was initially shocked at Lucy's pregnancy announcement, he quickly accepts the responsibility to be the baby's father, regardless of who is biologically responsible. "


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"They marry and are still together 25 years later.\nDick Tremayne\nAndy and Dick's relationship starts as a rivalry, due to the love triangle with Lucy. The two men later formed a mutual respect through the process of proving their fatherhood capabilities to Lucy.\nDale Cooper\nAndy immediately finds a respect for Agent Cooper, who expresses his admiration for Andy's bravery and his large heart.\nSheriff Harry S. Truman\nHarry acts as a sort of \"older brother\" type to Andy, always gently expressing his annoyance with Andy's sensitive nature, but also knowing his value to the local law enforcement.\nDeputy Hawk\nAndy works closely with Hawk, and as a result, his fellow deputy becomes a sort of wingman to him in his relationship with Lucy, encouraging him to talk to her when she is alone and attempting to advise him with the Dick Tremayne situation.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section covers only the alternate ending in the International Pilot.\nAt Lucy's house, Andy plays trumpet while Lucy plays with a paddle-ball. Lucy gets a call from Leland Palmer, whose wife possibly saw Laura's killer.\n"


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"Andy goes to the hospital with Sheriff Truman, where Cooper comes to meet with a man who called him, Claiming to know who killed Teresa Banks a year ago.\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nLost\nWhen Cooper mentions to Ken that they should discuss a case over coffee, Andy and Lucy bring some in, but Cooper rejects this coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee, which he suggests to them.\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nAndy connects pins on a map of Twin Peaks and finds that it forms the letter 'G'.\nThe Rescue\nAndy travels with Cooper, Ken, and Hawk to the grove, where Cooper recovers Ken's wife, Asami, from the Black Lodge.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\n\nAndy (played by an uncredited Conan O'Brien) brings a handcuffed Leo Johnson to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern after Leo confesses to murdering Laura.\nEven after much evidence is shown to Cooper, he is unconvinced that Leo did it. Andy leaves with Leo and Sheriff Truman.\nBehind the scenes\nAndy is played by Harry Goaz, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\n"


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"Trivia\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players on the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team is identified as Vince Brennan. It is unknown if there is any relation to Andy.\nHis favorite book is The World According to Garp by John Irving.\nIn the International Pilot, he was revealed as a trumpeter, albeit not a very good one.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Albert Furrer\n\"A very fuzzy thinker when they called the plays, and especially when it came to girls.\"Albert Furrer was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 34."


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"Al Cooper\nAl Cooper was the uncle of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nAl worked as a magician, including a dinner show act with a dog. He did not have a great relationship with his brother and sold Bibles when he was not doing much business as a magician. Once, he taught his nephew, Dale how to count cards and took him to a social club to watch him play cards.\nHe later helped his brother's family when his sister-in-law died in 1969."


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"Angel\nThe angels were beings connected to the red room.\nHistory\n\n1989\nOn February 16, when describing what falling down through space must feel like, Laura Palmer told her friend Donna Hayward that the angels wouldn't help her, \"because they've all gone away.\"On February 18, Will Hayward tried to console a distraught Laura Palmer by reading her a fake prescription, upon which he had written a secret message for her: \"The angels will return, and when you see the one that's meant to help you, you will weep with joy.\"As of February 1989, Laura Palmer had a painting with an angel serving food to three children. On February 23, before going out, Laura saw the angel in the painting disappear.\nLater that evening, when Laura went to visit her boyfriend, his father Garland was in the living room, reading out loud passages from the Book of Revelation. Amidst the passages he read, two mentioned the angels: \"And the angel thrust in his sickle into the earth, and gathered the vine of the earth and cast it into the great winepress,\" and another passage citing the appearance of \"seven angels.\""


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"That night, Ronette Pulaski, who had been tied up by Leland Palmer/BOB in the train car, had a vision of an angel floating in the air. After the angel had disappeared, Ronette found her hands untied, allowing her to open the car doors to Mike.\nAfter she was murdered, Laura Palmer found herself in the red room with Dale Cooper. An angel appeared and Laura began crying, then laughing.\n\n2016\nOn October 1, Andy Brennan was transported through a vortex into the Fireman's home, where the Fireman showed him a series of images. Among these, Andy saw a vision of Laura Palmer's face with two angels surrounding her and the red room in the background."


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"A Slice of Lynch\nA Slice of Lynch is a behind-the-scenes featurette originally released with the 2007 DVD Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It features a conversation between Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch, actors M\u00e4dchen Amick and Kyle MacLachlan, and post-production supervisor John Wentworth.\nAn uncut version of the featurette was released with the Blu-ray releases Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery (2014) and Twin Peaks: From Z to A (2019).\n"


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"An Introduction to David Lynch\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\" 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.\nIt features interviews with Catherine E. Coulson, Charles Ramirez-Borg, Lesli Linka Glatter, Miguel Ferrer, Michael J. Anderson, Kyle MacLachlan, Duwayne Dunham, Sheryl Lee, Peggy Lipton, and Richard Beymer, each discussing the filmmaking processes and methods of Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch.\n"


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"Agnes Turnquist\nAgnes Turnquist was a diarist who wrote an entry on July 19, 1893 alluding to the existence of the Ledoux Tannery."


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"1st to 18th century\nThe following events took place in the 1st to 18th century (1 \u2013 1800 AD):\nEvents\n\n12th century\nThe Welsh prince Madoc allegedly settles and founds colonies of \"white Indians\" along the Mississippi River, including the Mandan tribe.\n15th century\nThe Freemasons are first founded in Europe.\n16th century\nRabelais creates the concept of the Church of Thelema in a satirical novel.\n1542 \u2013 Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo is the first western explorer to reach Puget Sound.\nc. 1572 \u2013 Puget Sound is renamed Nova Albion by Francis Drake in honor of Queen Elizabeth I.\n17th century\n1670 \u2013 The king of England grants the Hudson Bay Company its charter.\n18th century\nUnknown year \u2013 A new style of beaver hat is popularized in Europe.\n1741 \u2013 Russian explorers Vitus Behring and Peter Cherikof explore Puget Sound.\nSpanish explorer Gaspar de Portola discovers and names the Arroyo Seco canyon in southern California.\n1776 \u2013 A new style of beaver hat is popularized in Europe.\n1787 \u2013\nGeneral James Wilkinson, commander of the United States Army, becomes a double agent for the Spanish crown.\nThe Moose Massacre of more than fifty animals occurs in Twin Peaks' salt marshes.\n"


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"May \u2013 French trapper and pedophile Gaston Leroux dies next to a lot of moss near Owl Cave after being the first to write that moss always grows to the north.\n1791 \u2013 Titanium is discovered.\n1793 \u2013 Alexander MacKenzie is the first Caucasian to reach the Pacific Northwest.\n1795 \u2013 Ivan Pritikoff concludes the Vladivostok Treaty with the Chinook tribe.\nBirths\n1775 \u2013 Dominick Renault\nDeaths\nMay 1787 \u2013 Gaston Leroux"


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"A Real Indication\n\"A Real Indication\" is a song composed by Angelo Badalamenti, credited to the Thought Gang project. The song appears in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me during the scene where Laura and Bobby talk and say goodbye after school and also during the scene in which Laura finds that there are missing pages in her diary.\nDescription found in \"David Lynch: The Lime Green Set\"\nDavid Lynch & Badalamenti's 'Thought Gang - A Real Indication\n\"Filmed on Hi-8 in 1992, this DIY music video is a rare visual document of Lynch & Badalamenti's 'Thought Gang.'An esoteric jazz side-project born amidst the landscape of Twin Peaks, 'Thought Gang' featured several talented players in a mostly improvisational setting with Badalamenti providing vocal duties. 'A Real Indication' was the first of around 10 tracks to be recorded under the Thought Gang moniker, and one of only two Thought Gang tracks to have been released over the years (both 'A Real Indication' and 'The Black Dog Runs at Night' are included on the soundtrack to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me). The remaining tracks await an LP release in 2011.\""


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"Lyrics\nSo I'm goin' down this street\nAnd I'm tryin' not to smile\n'Cause the street is where I'm goin'\nAnd the curb is at the side\nBy the sewer\nWhere the rain goes down\nLike this girl I once knew\n'Cause the sewer is so hollow\nAnd the yell\nCould last forever\nLike the night my girl went away\nGone off in a world filled with stuff\nLights start changin'\nAnd there's wires in the air\nAnd the asphalt man\nIs all around me\nAnd I look down\nAnd my shoes are so far away from me, man\nI can't believe it\nI got a real indication\nOf a laugh comin' on\nThat old wind\nIs howling like a cold steel train\nGirl has left me\nNot comin' back again\nGot rusted bullet holes in the Dodge\nAnd a heartburn like a solar flare\nThe grass by the house is dry, man\nAnd a horsefly\nBuzzes\nBy the big mistake In the distance, man\nI see myself start to smile\nI got a real indication of a laugh comin' on"


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"Alice Tremond\nAlice Tremond was the owner of the house at 708 Northwestern Street in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nAlice purchased her home from its previous owner, Mrs. Chalfont.\nOne evening, Dale Cooper and Carrie Page knocked on Alice's door. Cooper, confused to see Alice greet them, asked if Sarah Palmer was home, but Alice said that she wasn't, and that she didn't know anyone by that name. Turning to someone else in the home for help, Alice answered Cooper's questions about the property's previous owners. Eventually, Cooper apologized for disturbing them at a late hour, and left with Carrie."


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"Albert Rosenfield\n\"Albert's path is a strange and difficult one.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nAlbert Rosenfield was a forensics specialist in the Federal Bureau of Investigation who assisted in the investigation of Laura Palmer's murder in 1989. Twenty-five years later, he assisted FBI deputy director Gordon Cole on the Blue Rose case relating to Dale Cooper's reappearance in South Dakota.\nBiography\n\nEducation and early career\nAlbert attended Yale University prior to entering the FBI Academy.\nHe first met Special Agent Dale Cooper in February of 1978.\nReappearance of Agent Jeffries\nIn February 1989, Albert watched as previously missing Special Agent Phillip Jeffries came to the FBI offices in Philadelphia, stating that he was not going to talk about \"Judy\" and questioned who Agent Cooper was. Jeffries then told Albert, Cooper, and Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole of a sort of meeting he was at, above a convenience store. This confused Albert, Cooper, and Gordon further. He also went on saying he and other individuals lived inside a dream. Jeffries said he found \"them\" in Seattle at Judy's and followed them. Gordon then told Albert to go get a mineral water and Jeffries disappeared. "


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"Albert then called the front desk, who said Phillip was never there.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nLater, Cooper told Albert that he predicted that Teresa Banks' killer would strike again, and the victim would be a woman, blonde, in high school, sexually active, using drugs, and crying out for help. Albert responded, \"Well, damn, Cooper, that really narrows it down. You're talking about half the high school girls in America!\"On February 24, Cooper's prediction came true. Albert was assigned to assist Cooper in the investigation of murdered high school student Laura Palmer, per Cooper's instruction.\nAlbert called the Twin Peaks sheriff's department the following day, discussing with Agent Cooper his plans to perform an autopsy on Laura Palmer.\nHe arrived in Twin Peaks with his team on February 26, telling the sheriff's station receptionist Lucy Moran to inform Cooper of his arrival. He then met Sheriff Harry S. Truman, with whom he immediately had a tense relationship due to Albert's belief that the small town's sheriff's department was primitive and amateur, and was unimpressed by the findings of the autopsy. He was threatened by Harry but brushed it off as he got to work with his team.\n"


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"The following day, Albert got into a fight with Doctor Will Hayward, who wished to stop his further testing on Laura's body so it could be buried for the funeral. When the argument became physical, he was restrained by Benjamin Horne, who took Hayward's side. Albert insisted the funeral should have been delayed as he continued his tests. The disagreement became physical once again before Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper arrived. Albert let out a string of insults to Sheriff Truman, who punched him causing Albert to land on top of Laura's body. Cooper intervened and sent the Sheriff out, then ordered Albert to let the body be released.\nHe later presented his findings to Cooper and Truman. Laura was a cocaine user, she was bound with two types of twine, and industrial soap particles were found on the back of her neck. He also noted that wounds on her shoulders appeared to be claw marks. Lastly, he presented a partially-digested plastic fragment bearing the letter 'J.'When Truman excused himself to go to Laura's funeral, Albert kept Cooper behind, asking him to sign a form regarding the physical attack by the sheriff earlier in the day, but Cooper refused.\n"


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"Five days later, Albert returned to Twin Peaks under Cole's orders after Cooper had been shot. He went to the home of Leo Johnson, where Deputy Andy Brennan ran inside to warn Sheriff Truman, but stepped on a loose board, hitting himself in the head. This revealed a hidden pair of boots and cocaine.\n\nBack at the Sheriff's station, Albert examined Cooper's gunshot wound. Deputy Andy entered and informed Cooper that Leo was imprisoned in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988, confirming an alibi for the Teresa Banks murder, therefore eliminating him as a suspect in Laura's murder, if they were indeed killed by the same person.\nHe later walked through the hospital with Truman and Cooper. When they saw Ed Hurley, Truman pours Albert a coffee to leave Cooper alone with Big Ed for a moment. Albert was amused by Ed's story of shooting his wife's eye out on a honeymoon hunting trip. He then went to book a room at the Great Northern Hotel.\nLater, he sat in the conference room, where he and Cooper went over the events that occurred the night Laura died. "


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"Andy cried over a picture of Laura, causing Albert to mock him, upsetting him further.\n\nThe next morning, Albert had breakfast with Cooper, who told him about Tibet and that Ronette Pulaski\u2014who had been present at Laura's murder\u2014had woken from her coma and said they would show her sketches of Leo Johnson and \"BOB,\" a man whom Sarah Palmer had a vision of, though Albert was skeptical about BOB even existing. He delivered the autopsy report on suspect Jacques Renault, having found that he was smothered with a pillow. He also suspected the Packard Sawmill fire to be a result of arson, and to have been done by Leo. Albert then informed Cooper that his renegade former partner Windom Earle had escaped from a mental institution.\nThe next day, he went to Ronette with Cooper and Truman as the former extracted a small piece of paper with the letter 'B' from underneath her fingernail. Cooper believed it to have been placed by Laura's killer, and Albert noted that Ronette's IV was tainted. Cooper then told Albert and Harry that he was visited by a giant who gave him three clues. Albert scoffed, \"any relation to the dwarf?\""


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"Albert later delivered the results on the cocaine found in James Hurley's gas tank as being from the same source as the drugs in Jacques's and Leo's possession. He also said that the letter 'B' under Ronette's finger was cut from a copy of Flesh World. He stated that the sketch of \"BOB\" had been run through several agencies, with no results and also noted that Cooper was shot with a Walther PPK, \"James Bond's gun,\" and that he found fibers left from the shooter. He insulted Truman yet again, causing the sheriff to take him by the collar. Albert explained his methods to be built on the foundation of love and calmly said, \"I love you, Sheriff Truman,\" before leaving.\nAfter the body of Laura Palmer's cousin, Maddy Ferguson was found, Albert presented a letter 'O' found under her ring finger, determining her killer to be the same person that murdered Teresa Banks and Laura. He also said that fur from a taxidermy white fox was in her hand. Albert then encouraged Cooper to find the killer before he struck again.\n"


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"Harry confirmed to Albert and Cooper his suspicion that Benjamin Horne was responsible for the deaths of Laura and Maddy. Albert then presented Horne's blood test.\nAlbert went to the Roadhouse, where Cooper called several men, including Ben Horne, Leland Palmer, and Leo Johnson. He believed the killer to be there and used \"magic\" to determine the culprit. He asked to have Ben Horne escorted back to the station, with Leland as his attorney.\nThey took Ben down to interrogation, but the sheriff and Cooper pushed Leland into the room, with the attorney being thrown into a rage, revealed as BOB's host.\nThey entered the room, where Leland was restrained and read his rights by Sheriff Truman. Through Leland, BOB laughed and howled as he was interrogated, soon confessing to the murders. Satisfied, the lawmen left the room.\n\nCooper then went over the evidence against Leland and the events that must have occurred the night of Laura's death. After BOB chanted a poem, the sprinkler system went off, and BOB slammed Leland's head into the interrogation room door. They frantically entered to find Leland bleeding on the floor, BOB apparently gone. Leland expressed his guilt and died in Cooper's arms.\n"


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"Later, with Dale and Harry, Albert discussed the nature of BOB. He came to the conclusion that Bob is the \"evil that men do.\"Return of Windom Earle\nFollowing Windom Earle's arrival in Twin Peaks, taunting Cooper, Albert returned to the town. He went to the sheriff's station, where he enthusiastically greeted Truman with a hug before presenting a file on Windom Earle, under Cole's orders. He told them that Earle had been sending boxes to various law enforcement agencies, each containing a piece of wardrobe from his late wife Caroline Earle on their wedding day.\nLater, he confirmed to Cooper through forensic analysis that Josie Packard was the one who shot him and was the prime suspect in the murder of Jonathan Kumagai, though Cooper hoped for Harry's sake that this was not the case, as the sheriff and Josie were lovers.\nHe soon matched up the bullets fired at Cooper, and at Jonathan. He showed Cooper and was eager to arrest Josie, but Cooper wanted more evidence to be absolutely sure that she was guilty and then wished to see if she would confess first.\n"


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"Later, he came to the station to deliver more evidence of Josie's guilt to Cooper. However, Harry overheard them and left. Josie died later in the night of unknown causes.\nOn April 1, Albert performed an autopsy on Leo Johnson, who had been found dead inside a cabin in the woods. He concluded that Leo had been killed by gunshot wounds to the chest by an assailant who stood \"Bureau style,\" based on scuff marks found by the cabin's door. Due to this evidence, Albert theorized that the killer was Windom Earle.\nRe-emergence of Cooper\nIn September 2016, after Agent Tamara Preston briefed Albert and Gordon of the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato, a call was received concerning Agent Cooper, who had been missing since 1989. It was found that he had been incarcerated in a federal prison in South Dakota, and Cole planned to go there with Albert and Preston in tow.\nUpon arrival, they were presented with the contents that were found in Cooper's trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. "


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"They then met with Cooper, who claimed to have been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries and was on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident that led to his incarceration.\nAfter this interview, Cole spoke with Albert privately, having noticed an unusual reaction to Cooper. Albert admitted to him that he had provided Jeffries with information several years before after Jeffries said it was pertinent to Cooper's safety. This information regarded an agent in Colombia, who was killed a week after Albert relayed this information. Albert and Gordon then discussed the meeting with Cooper, both feeling something was wrong. Cole asks Albert about a person that they planned to bring to Cooper and Albert noted that he knew where she drank.\nWith this knowledge, Albert went to Max Von's Bar, where he found Diane Evans, Cooper's former secretary.\nFollowing Diane's interview with Cooper, the group headed back to Philadelphia, but the plane was re-routed to Buckhorn, South Dakota after the body of Major Garland Briggs was found.\n"


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"Detective Dave Macklay explained to them that the body had been found in a bed along with the severed head of Ruth Davenport, who, along with her murder's prime suspect, William Hastings, had an interest in alternate dimensions. Albert noted that the body appeared to be the wrong age for Briggs, which caused Cole to connect it to Cooper.\nAfter having dinner with coroner Constance Talbot, Albert showed Gordon texts connected to Diane, pointing suspicion to her possibly being in league with Cooper. Tammy soon showed up, bringing them a picture of Cooper and another man with the glass box at the scene of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato's deaths.\nHastings led Albert, Gordon, Tammy, and Diane to where he claimed to have entered \"the zone,\" which he claimed to be an alternate dimension. Albert and Gordon both saw \"dirty, bearded men\" and just before Gordon could be transported to \"the zone,\" Albert pulled him back and discovered a headless female body, presuming it to be Ruth Davenport's. He photographed it and noted that it had coordinates written on its arm, as Hastings said about Davenport. They returned to Macklay's car when Hastings suddenly died.\n"


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"Macklay later confirmed the body as Ruth Davenport's and Albert and Gordon described the bearded men they had seen, which Diane claimed to have also seen exit Macklay's car following Hastings' death.\nAlbert and Gordon inducted Tammy into the Blue Rose task force, then offered Diane an official position into the investigation into Cooper's re-appearance.\nHe later showed Gordon texts to and from Diane, reading \"Las Vegas?\"and \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\"Albert explained to Tammy the first Blue Rose case before Cole came to meet with them and Diane. After Diane confirmed that Cooper had mentioned Major Briggs during their last meeting, Albert explained the Major's significance and Diane states that she recognized the names on the ring found in Briggs' stomach as belonging to her half-sister and brother-in-law, Janey-E and Dougie Jones, who lived in Las Vegas. This prompted Cole to contact the FBI branch in Las Vegas, stating the Joneses to be suspects in a double murder.\nAfter Diane left, Gordon explained that he had contacted the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, who had found something from Laura Palmer's diary that indicated the existence of two Coopers. "


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"He then described a dream he had about Monica Bellucci, in which he recalled Jeffries' brief appearance at the FBI headquarters in 1989, particularly Jeffries question of who Cole thought Cooper was.\nDiane later met with Albert, Gordon, and Tammy to recount the evening she last saw Cooper. After describing the events that took place, Diane became upset and drew a gun from her purse. Albert and Tammy reacted in time, drawing their guns and shooting Diane, who then disappeared, prompting Tammy to note that Diane was actually a tulpa.\nAs the agents recovered from this, Cole received word from Las Vegas that Dougie Jones and Dale Cooper were one and the same. Tammy researched Dougie Jones, finding that his car had exploded, an assassination attempt had been made on him, and he had been in the company with two organized crime figures. Tammy further stated that he had been electrocuted by sticking a fork in a wall socket, which Albert noted as \"strange, even for Cooper.\"Cole then told them to get ready to leave, as he knew where Cooper was headed.\n"


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"They met Cooper at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, where Cooper's doppelganger and BOB had just been defeated. Cooper told them he wished to meet them again and stated that some things would change, as the past dictated the future.\nBehind the scenes\nAlbert was played by Miguel Ferrer, who later starred in Mark Frost and David Lynch's short-lived television series, On the Air, alongside Ian Buchanan and David L. Lander.\nFerrer posthumously appeared in the 2017 revival following his death on January 19, 2017.\nFerrer was one of three actors from the 1987 film RoboCop to appear in Twin Peaks, the other two being Ray Wise and Dan O'Herlihy.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Arthur Fleming\nArthur Fleming was a lumber baron and an early benefactor to the California Institute of Technology.\nFleming's home was built with lumber imported from the Twin Peaks, Washington area, and was later owned by Jack Parsons, during which time it was known as the Parsonage.\nBehind the scenes\nArthur H. Fleming (1856 \u2013 August 11, 1940) was a Canadian-American lumber operator, best remembered for donating over $5,000,000 to the California Institute of Technology."


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"21st century\nThe following events occurred in the 21st century (2001 \u2013 2017 AD):\nEvents\nMarch 27, 2000\u20132016 \u2013 Annie Blackburn says \"I'm fine\" at 8:38 a.m. on this day every year.\nDecades\n2000s\n2010s"


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"Ace's Bar-B-Que\n\"His ribs are tender, and a lot of visitors buy the sauce for Christmas presents. It's a good idea to inquire what the specialty of the day is\u2013in case it's barbecued goat. (Not recommended for the squeamish.)\"Ace's Bar-B-Que was a barbecue restaurant in Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\" is a featurette directed by Charles de Lauzirika exclusive to the Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nThe featurette consists of behind the scenes footage of on-location filming of Twin Peaks (2017) in Washington, accompanied with narration by cast and crew.\n"


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"Narrators\nKyle MacLachlan\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nMark Frost\nHarry Goaz\nMichael Horse\nDana Ashbrook\nRuth De Jong\nKimmy Robertson\nDavid Lynch\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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"American girl\n\"You'd better hurry, my mother's coming.\"An American girl appeared to Dale Cooper during his escape from the red room.\nBiography\nThe girl resembled an older Ronette Pulaski, whom Cooper had met in 1989 while investigating her kidnapping and Laura Palmer's murder at the hands of BOB.\nAfter his encounter with Naido in the mansion room, Cooper returned to find the girl sitting in Naido's place before the fireplace. When the girl's digital watch struck 2:53, a mechanism in the room's wall resembling a power outlet began to hum and she begged Cooper to go before the arrival of her mother, whose presence was apparent by a banging noise. She additionally told him, \"When you get there, you will already be there.\"Behind the scenes\nThe \"American Girl,\" so identified in the end credits of Part 3, was portrayed by Phoebe Augustine, the actress who played Ronette Pulaski in the original Twin Peaks and in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."


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"Angela\nAngela was a mutual friend of Abbie and Natalie.\nShortly after losing her mother, Angela stopped taking medication and began dating Clark. She was infatuated with him, and apparently had begun dreaming about him. Unbeknownst to her, Clark had also been seen at the Roadhouse with Mary, whom she despised. Upon learning this from Abbie, Natalie was shocked, and said she didn't think Angela would be able to take it in her current state if she found out."


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"Andrew Packard\nAndrew Packard was a sprightly and high-spirited man in spite of his old age, and was formerly the owner of the Packard Sawmill.\nBiography\nAt the age of 16 in 1927, Packard was a Scout First Class in the Boy Scouts. In May, he and fellow scouts Rusty and Theo set out to earn a hiking merit badge whilst supervised by scoutmaster Dwayne Milford. Upon reaching Glastonbury Grove, Rusty and Theo became lightheaded as dark clouds approached the area. Preparing for a storm, Milford led the boys back to their camp.\nThe storm lasted for several hours, during which time, Packard went to retrieve Nehi orange sodas Milford had brought for them and saw lightning strike a nearby Douglas fir. In the flash of lightning, he spotted an extremely tall man looking at him, then vanish into the woods. Initially thinking the man must have been a lumberjack, he returned to camp with the sodas and told the scouts of the man he saw.\nThroughout the night, Packard heard thudding outside of the tent until he managed to fall asleep. "


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"In the morning, Milford found a large footprint and told Packard of a camping trip his brother, Douglas went on six months prior, where he claimed to have seen a giant, walking owl.\nBy 1947, he was a scoutmaster and was also involved in several organizations in Twin Peaks, including the Rotary, Chamber of Commerce, Optimists Club, Elk Lodge, and Masonic Lodge.\nIn 1948, Packard took control of the Packard Sawmill.\nIn 1983, he met Josette Mai Wong at a state-sponsored black-tie \"mixer\" at the Hong Kong trade center. He brought her to his hometown of Twin Peaks, where she accepted his proposal of marriage.\nA boating enthusiast, he named his 1936 Chris-Craft Sportsman \"JOSIE.\"On September 27, 1987, the boat exploded, leaving unidentifiable human remains. Anticipating the attempt on his life by Thomas Eckhardt\u2014who Josie had ties with\u2014Packard managed to escape and go into hiding, with the town believing he had perished.\nIn March 1989, after listening on a conversation between his sister Catherine and Josie about his apparent death. Andrew entered Catherine's office and commented that everything is going exactly as planned, and a trap had been set for Eckhardt.\n"


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"Days later, Catherine revealed Andrew to her husband Pete, who was flabbergasted at his survival. Catherine and Andrew explained the latter's survival, as his death was faked due to them foreseeing Eckhardt's plan to murder him.\nPete brought Andrew breakfast a couple of mornings later in the shape of a dog's face, much to his amusement. Catherine, however, was not amused. Pete brought salt and pepper, then left. Josie then arrived and fainted upon seeing Andrew.\nHe later had a drink with Josie and revealed to her that he has long since forgiven her for his attempted murder, putting all blame on Eckhardt, who he implored her to visit. He exited, saying they would never speak again.\nPackard went to the Great Northern Hotel, where he revealed himself to Eckhardt as being alive. He also warned him to be careful around Josie, who subsequently killed Eckhardt and died soon after.\nIn the following days, Catherine told Andrew about a box left by Eckhardt's assistant, Jones, which appeared to be a sort of puzzle box with an astrological code on it. "


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"He informed her that her investors for the Ghostwood Development Project were on board and he pointed to constellations on the box, putting in a sort of combination, revealing a smaller box, which he busted open with a rolling pin. Contained inside was a metallic box.\nAndrew and Pete attempted to open the final box the next day but were unsuccessful until Packard angrily shot it with a revolver. Inside it was a safety deposit box key, which Catherine placed in the cake saver.\nHe took the key from the cake saver later at night and replaced it with another key. Pete then came to bid him goodnight.\nLater, he and Pete went to the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan, where clerk Dell Mibbler was shocked upon seeing him alive and well. Mibbler led them to a safety deposit box, past Audrey Horne, who was chained to the vault door out of civil disobedience. Upon opening the box, a bomb planted by Eckhardt was triggered, killing Andrew and Pete.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nAndrew Packard was played by Irish actor Dan O'Herlihy, who was one of three actors from the 1987 film RoboCop to appear in Twin Peaks, the other two being Ray Wise and Miguel Ferrer.\nTrivia\nAndrew has the distinction of being the only character in the original series to say the word \"shit.\"However, it was censored by the bomb in order to adhere to television regulations."


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"Accountant\nAn accountant was present at the farm in Montana.\nBiography\nAfter Dale Cooper's doppelganger defeated Renzo in an arm wrestle and killed him \u2013 thus becoming leader of the faction housed at the farm \u2013 the accountant asked him if he needed any money before leaving him alone with Ray Monroe."


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"Andy (Bryn Mawr)\nThis is an article about the character from The Autobiography of Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes. For the character of the same name from the TV series, see Andy Brennan.\nAndy was a college love interest of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nCooper first met Andy while meeting students from Bryn Mawr College. However, he drank too much to remember even for sure what her hair color was but was determined to meet her again.\nThe two encountered each other a month later after Cooper was hit in the head by a field hockey ball hit by Andy. When he came to, they talked a little bit and decided to meet at the homecoming bonfire that was being held the next night.\nDale and Andy met at the bonfire and had a sexual encounter in a spot among large trees and shaded from the moon and they rolled into a small body of water. "


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"After getting back into their clothes, Andy informed Cooper that she would be leaving for an exchange trip to Holland in the morning and said to not follow her, as her husband would be meeting her at the airport, this being her first revelation to him that she was married.\nAndy returned early the next year without her husband and gave Cooper a book on the Kama Sutra. She later joined Cooper in a motel room for a \"study on the limitations of the mind and body.\"Weeks later, Andy received word that her husband had become injured in Holland and decided to return and she broke off her affair with Cooper."


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"Arnie Moulton\n\"Safety is paramount, after profit and management perks, but it's often over-valued. Reality is the name of the... whatchamacallit.\"Arnie Moulton was the Plant Boss at the Packard Sawmill."


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"Alexander Hamilton\nAlexander Hamilton was an American Treasury secretary who was killed in a duel on the New Jersey Palisades by Vice President Aaron Burr.\nBehind the scenes\nAlexander Hamilton (January 11, 1755 or 1757 \u2013 July 12, 1804) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and the nation's first Secretary of the Treasury."


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"Abandoned gas station\nAn abandoned gas station was located at 1400 River Road in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOn November 10, 1985, Laura Palmer saw a vision of 1400 River Road, and she rode there on her pony Troy. When Laura arrived, she encountered Margaret Lanterman, who told Laura of several things she knew about her and of owls."


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"Audrey Horne\n\"I like you very much. You're beautiful, intelligent, desirable. You're everything a man wants in his life. But what you need right now, more than anything else, is a friend. Someone who will listen.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nAudrey Horne was the daughter of wealthy businessman Benjamin Horne, who neglected her in favor of Laura Palmer. Following Laura's murder, Audrey became enamored with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and tried to assist in his investigation.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nOne Thanksgiving morning, Audrey, as a toddler, pushed her nine-year-old brother Johnny down the stairs.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Audrey left her home at the Great Northern Hotel and was driven to Twin Peaks High School. After arriving, she changed out of her saddle shoes into a pair of red heels whilst smoking a cigarette at her locker, observed by Donna Hayward. She then went to class, where she sat in the front row. A deputy came in and spoke to the teacher, who said there would be an announcement of the death of Laura Palmer, which Audrey listened to.\n"


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"Later, Audrey sat at the Great Northern concierge desk, where she stuck a pencil into a Styrofoam cup of coffee and overheard orders to not tell the attendants at her father's meeting with Norwegians about Laura's death, for it would ruin the deal Mr. Horne was trying to come to with them. She pulled the pencil out, getting coffee all over the concierge's papers. She went into the meeting and told the Norwegians that her friend Laura was found naked and had been murdered.\n\nShe giggled as the Norwegians left and her father begged them to come back. She later sat with her mother as her brother Johnny hit his head against a dollhouse because Laura\u2014his tutor\u2014was not present.\nThe next morning, she observed FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper as he drank his coffee and they introduced themselves to each other as he allowed her to sit with him. She told him her connection with Laura Palmer through her brother, Johnny. Forming a crush on the special agent, she asked him more questions.\nAudrey later stood in her father's office, dancing in place when he came in to turn off her music. "


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"He then asked her if she had anything to do with the Norwegians leaving, which she admitted to. He threatened her if she ever did something like this again and left.\nAudrey silently had dinner with her family until her uncle Jerry arrived.\nShe went to the Double R Diner for a cup of coffee the next morning and was joined by Donna and they discussed Laura as well as her crush on Agent Cooper. Audrey also asked if Laura ever talked about her father and she got up and began dancing in place to the music she played on the jukebox.\nAudrey went to meet Agent Cooper at breakfast again the following day, calling him \"Colonel.\"He had her write her name for him and he presented a note she delivered to his room saying \"Jack with one eye,\" referring to One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel across the Canadian border. She revealed to him that Laura worked at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store. Cooper then asked her to leave, as he had police business to deal with.\n"


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"She later listened to her parents argue over Johnny, then went into a hidden closet where she watched Doctor Lawrence Jacoby coax Johnny into removing his headdress for Laura's funeral.\nAudrey went into the bathroom at school the next day, where Donna was doing her makeup. She revealed what she learned about Laura's secrets, including that she had been seeing Doctor Jacoby, which had been unknown to Donna. She also supposed that Laura worked at One Eyed Jacks.\nShe went to her father and asked him if he was ashamed of her and asked him his plans for the family business when he needed someone to take over. She asked him for a job at the department store and when Ben took a call, she left.\nAudrey went to see a tired Cooper at breakfast the next morning, telling him she had gotten a job and wanted to help him on the investigation, but he interrupted her, saying he only had time for coffee.\n"


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"She went to Horne's Department Store to discuss her job with Emory Battis, who stated that her father suggested she work in the wrapping department, but she insisted on being put on the perfume counter and threatened him. They made a deal for him to say she was working in the wrapping department while she was actually in perfume.\nAudrey went to a party held for her father's Icelandic potential business partners and went to spy on a meeting between her father and Catherine Martell regarding a poker chip the latter found from One Eyed Jacks. Catherine smacked Ben and then they kissed, discussing a plan to burn down the Packard Sawmill.\nShe then tearfully watched as Leland Palmer had a breakdown and was mocked through dance by nearly everyone else in attendance.\nAudrey went to Agent Cooper's room and when he came in, she begged him to let her stay. Cooper sat down on the bed and told Audrey that he could not allow himself to become romantically involved, and what she needed more than anything was a friend. He offered to talk about her troubles over malts and fries.\n"


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"Sylvia held Audrey responsible for her brother Johnny's disability in a bitter speech that obviously upsets Audrey greatly. However, Dr. Jacoby insisted that Johnny's condition was self-induced: a retreat to childhood as a result of an unknown emotional trauma.\nAudrey later dealt with a customer at the department store and overheard Emory wishing to speak with another employee named Jenny in his office. Audrey told Jenny she was going to the restroom, but went to Battis' office, distracting a nearby employee by telling him there was a bus accident outside. She took a cigarette from Battis' desk and hid in his closet as he brought in Jenny. Audrey spied on them, Battis giving Jenny a unicorn trinket and offering her a full-time position at One Eyed Jacks. He gave her a number for a \"Black Rose.\"When they left, Audrey stepped out and found a book on Battis' desk containing Ronette Pulaski's name and she took the unicorn.\n"


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"As Jenny left from work, Audrey convinced her that she would be working as a hostess at One Eyed Jacks and showed the stolen unicorn as her own, and said that she lost the number for \"Black Rose,\" which Jenny provided to her.\nAudrey later had the front desk at the Great Northern leave an urgent message for Agent Cooper, then slipped a note under his door as she left the hotel.\n\nShe went to One Eyed Jacks, where she was introduced to Blackie O'Reilly and used the alias Hester Prynne, but her resume was soon found to be bogus. To prove that she deserved a position at the brothel, she tied a cherry stem in a knot with her mouth.\nAudrey entered Blackie's office in her lingerie she had been given. She approached her desk and saw camera feed of Agent Cooper at a blackjack table. Blackie then said that it would be a good night for her to be \"broken in\" by the owner of One Eyed Jacks, who Blackie did not name.\nShe waited in her room for the owner to arrive and was shocked to discover his identity - her own father.\n"


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"She hid behind her bed curtains as Ben tried to get in, and she swatted at his hands, suggesting that he leave. He pretended to leave by opening and closing the door, then he burst through her bed curtains after she had covered herself with her blanket and found a mask. Jerry then interrupted and Ben left.\nAudrey went to Blackie's office the following morning, asking why her room was locked, and Blackie noted that the owner was not happy with her performance the previous night.\nShe later called out to Cooper as a sort of prayer, hoping he got her note she left and admitted she was in over her head at One Eyed Jacks.\nThe next day, Audrey took an ice bucket to a room in the brothel where Emory Battis was tied up while another girl ran a vacuum cleaner. Convincing the other girl to leave by insisting she would finish the scene herself, Audrey unplugged the vacuum cleaner. She removed his blindfold and threatened to have him arrested if he did not reveal the connection between the perfume counter and One Eyed Jacks. "


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"He confirmed the owner to be her father and that he had recruited Ronette and Laura for the brothel, the latter being thrown out for using drugs. He also said that her father made sure he \"entertains\" all of the girls.\nShe tearfully called Agent Cooper, but Blackie hung up the phone.\nAudrey was tied up by Blackie while being filmed by Battis as she was sedated by heroin.\nShe later laid in bed as she was woken by a man named Jean who gave her English caramels.\nShe was later led to Jean, who she told that Emory had hit her. Jean also informed her that he spoke to her father and that she was in no danger. Battis attempted to further explain the situation to her, but he was shot dead by Jean. This caused her to cry and he held her.\nLater, Audrey was tied up, asleep. She heard Cooper's voice and wakes up to him telling her he was there to get her out. He untied her and hoisted her over his shoulder. "


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"He escaped with her along with Sheriff Harry S. Truman and Deputy Hawk, the latter of whom ambushed an armed guard to save them.\nShe was taken to the Bookhouse and seemed to have a nightmare until she was awoken by Cooper.\nHer father later arrived to see her, saying he was thankful that she was alive, but she was skeptical. She wished to have Agent Cooper take her home, but her father suggested they all three went together.\nThe next day, in her father's office, she informed him that she was aware of his connection to One Eyed Jacks. She also got him to admit that he had slept with Laura during her time working there, but he denied killing her, declaring that he loved her.\nAudrey went to the sheriff's station, where she told her special agent about her father's relationship with Laura, which surprised him. She was told to go home and not say a word about the subject to anyone.\nAudrey visited Agent Cooper the next day, asking about her father and his possible guilt. She revealed her strained relationship with him, that all she ever wanted from him was to love her. "


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"However, Cooper got a desperate phone call and told her to go to her room and lock the door.\nFollowing the funeral of Leland Palmer, Audrey attended the reception. Leland had been arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody.\nBusiness endeavors\nShe later went to Cooper's room at the Great Northern, where he was packing to go fishing with Major Garland Briggs. He also stated that he would be leaving town and once again stated his policy of why he could not pursue a relationship with her. He explained the origin of this to be a lover of his who was murdered on his and his partner Windom Earle's watch.\nAudrey approached Bobby Briggs, who stood outside of her father's office, wishing to speak to him about a job. She got him permission to meet with her father, but he was immediately kicked out.\nThe next day, Audrey danced with Agent Cooper at the wedding reception for Dougie Milford and his new bride, Lana.\nThe following day, she saw Bobby, who was then on her father's payroll with an assignment. She proposed that they do business together, and he went to her father's office. "


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"She spied on them and saw that Ben was interested in Bobby having a full-time position.\nAudrey went to Agent Cooper and gave him stolen photos of a gathering between Hank Jennings and other men, objects that may \"save life.\"Denise Bryson then came, and Audrey was surprised to find that the DEA had female agents. She gave Dale a big kiss and leaves.\nAudrey saw a disheveled hotel employee leave from her father's office the next day. She went to investigate and found Ben in the middle of a miniature Civil War re-enactment. She called her uncle.\nBobby came out to her, commenting on her father's current state. She said that her uncle was coming along with Doctor Jacoby to help.\nShe made plans with Bobby the next day to break her father out of his current mental state.\nShe brought her uncle to Ben's office, Ben believing Jerry to be Jeb Stuart.\nThe following day, Jacoby told her that his experiment in letting Ben mingle with the public did not help his mental state, as he continued to believe he was General Lee. She and Jerry then made plans to develop projects in her father's stead. "


