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"Part 4\nNot to be confused with Episode 4.\n\"Part 4\" is the fourth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, and the thirty-fourth episode of the franchise as a whole. It was released on the Showtime Anytime app on May 21, 2017 and aired on May 28, 2017.\nPlot\n\"...brings back some memories.\"\u2015Bobby Briggs\nAt the Silver Mustang casino, Agent Cooper continues to win the jackpot at every slot machine he uses, earning him the nickname \"Mr. Jackpots.\"He is approached by Bill and Candy Shaker, who believe he is Dougie Jones. He repeats Bill saying \"home,\" and he is told where Dougie lives. As Cooper starts to leave, he is taken to the casino office, where he is given his winnings and a limo is called to get to Dougie's home.\nCooper directs the limo driver with the details he knows about Dougie's house that Bill Shaker gave him. He gets out of the limo and stands with the driver until Dougie's wife, Janey-E angrily approaches and slaps him as Dougie had been away for three days. "


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"She takes him inside, angry with him until she discovers his money from the casino, which she states can be used to pay off their debts.\nCole visits with Bill Kennedy as he waits to meet with Denise Bryson, who is now the FBI Chief of Staff. He informs her about the situation with Cooper being in a federal prison in South Dakota. Bryson displays doubts about Cole's decision to bring Agent Preston with him, but Cole reminds Denise of the support he has given her throughout her career. Denise voices her support and Gordon leaves.\nLucy talks on the phone with Sheriff Frank Truman about the thermostat. Truman then walks into the station, which scares Lucy, causing her to fall backward in her chair, apparently due to her not understanding cell phones. Truman gets an update from Maggie and the deputies on events that occurred while he was away fishing. He talks to Deputy Bobby Briggs about the drug overdose of Denny Craig, surmising it to be due to designer Chinese drugs, though Bobby does not believe the drugs are coming from Canada. Andy explains cell phones to Lucy and reassures her before going to see Sheriff Truman.\n"


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"Truman meets with Hawk about the message from Margaret's log with Deputy Chad Broxford present. Andy and Lucy enter and defend the Log Lady from Chad's remarks until the sheriff dismisses him. Bobby comes in and sees a photo of Laura, which causes him to become emotional. Bobby notes that Cooper was the last person to see his father alive, which Truman and Hawk were unaware of, but he does not know what Cooper and his father discussed. Deputy Jesse Holcomb enters to announce the arrival of Andy and Lucy's son, Wally Brando. The Brennans excitedly leave and Holcomb says Wally intends to share his respects to the sheriff.\nWally - dressed like Marlon Brando in The Wild One - greets Frank and tells him he hopes for the recovery of Frank's brother, Harry S. Truman and gives his parents his blessing to turn his room into a study. When Lucy asks him to tell them about his travels, he goes on a speech, speaking with a Marlon Brando impression. After this, Truman awkwardly goes inside.\nCooper sits on Dougie's bed and Mike faintly appears to him to say that he was tricked and holds up a small golden orb. "


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"Mike tells him that one of them must die, then Cooper feels the need to urinate, so Janey-E takes him to the bathroom and he relieves himself. He looks at himself in the mirror and Janey-E dresses him, but leaves the tie up to him as she wakes Dougie's son, Sonny Jim, and makes breakfast. Sonny Jim gives Cooper and thumbs-up and Cooper imitates it.\nWith Dougie's tie over his head, Cooper goes to the breakfast table, where Sonny Jim helps him sit down and eat his pancakes. Janey-E brings him some coffee and he takes a sip. He spits it out due to the heat and grins, saying \"Hi!\"Constance Talbot shows Chief Boyd and Detective Macklay the results of the male John Doe found in Ruth Davenport's apartment, but she is blocked access to the victim's identity and records, which require military authorization.\nCole arrives in South Dakota Airport with Agents Preston and Rosenfield and they are greeted by two FBI agents, one driving them to the prison where Cooper's doppelganger is being held. They are presented with the contents found in his trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. "


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"They then interview Cooper's doppelganger, who claims he has been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries since his disappearance and that he was on his way to inform Cole about his activities when he had his car accident.\nOn the way out, Cole suggests giving Cooper his phone call and to keep him informed about it. Cole dismisses Preston so that he and Albert can speak privately. Albert admits to Cole that he authorized Jeffries to give Cooper information about their \"man in Colombia\" several years before, after Phillip said Cooper needed the information urgently. A week after Albert did this, the man had been killed. They then discuss the meeting with Cooper, feeling that something is wrong. They admit to each other that they do not understand the situation, classifying it as a Blue Rose. They discuss a certain person to bring to Cooper, and Albert notes that he knows where she drinks.\nAt the Roadhouse, Au Revoir Simone play \"Lark.\""


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"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\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nMichael Cera as Wally Brando\nRichard Chamberlain as Bill Kennedy\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nDavid Duchovny as Denise Bryson\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nRobert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nBrett Gelman as Supervisor Burns\nHarry Goaz as Andy Brennan\nJames Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nStephen Kearin as FBI Driver\nDep Kirkland as Chief Mike Boyd\nJay Larson as Limo Driver\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nKarl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nSara Paxton as Candy Shaker\nJohn Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nEthan Suplee as Bill Shaker\nSabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie\nJodee Thelen as Maggie\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nAu Revoir Simone:\nHeather D'Angelo\nErika Forster\nAnnie Hart\nUncredited\nTyler Malik as FBI Agent\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Take Five\"\nWritten by Paul Desmond\nPerformed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet\nUsed by Arrangement with Desmond Music Company and Derry Music Company\nAll rights reserved.\n"


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"\"Lark\"\nWritten and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart\nPublished by Only Ponies, Touch Of Spring, Triple Keyboard Action (ASCAP)\nCourtesy of Our Secret Record Company\nTrivia\nDuring the fingerprint matching sequence, the bottom right section of the screen is just the output of the `hexdump` program which goes on forever until 'Ctrl-C' is pressed to stop it. This is done on a Mac or Linux by entering the following in a Terminal: hexdump -C /dev/urandom | while true; do read LINE; echo $LINE; sleep .05; done"


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"Power and the Glory\nThe Power and the Glory was a bar in Canada near the United States border. The locale served as a meeting point for prostitutes \u2013 including those who were underage \u2013 sex buyers, and truckers.\nHistory\nOne evening in February 1989, Laura Palmer, Donna Hayward, Buck, and Tommy traveled to the bar. The group met with Jacques Renault and Ronette Pulaski, who spoke with Laura about the late Teresa Banks and agreed to meet each other for a foursome at Jacques' cabin near the Pearl Lakes along with Leo Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nThe location is referred to by some sources as \"The Pink Room,\" derived from the title of the music that accompanies the scene."


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"R. Adam Bjorn\nR. Adam Bjorn was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 849 Cedar Street and his phone number was 555-2980."


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"Randy St. Croix\nRandy St. Croix was a clerk at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Randy checked in and out several guests at the hotel, including Thomas Eckhardt and \"Mr. and Mrs. Hinkman.\""


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"Phil Mazlowski\n\"Tough on the front line, even tougher on his underwear.\"Phil \"Hashbrowns\" Mazlowski was a member of the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 50."


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"Pushkin\nPushkin was a novelist who penned an unfinished novel titled Treaty of Vladivostock.\nBehind the scenes\nAlexander Pushkin (May 26, 1799 \u2013 January 29, 1837) was a Russian poet, playwright, and novelist, considered by many to be the greatest Russian poet and the founder of modern Russian literature."


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"Randall Headley\nSpecial Agent Randall Headley was the bureau chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAgent Wilson excitedly forwarded a call to Headley from Deputy Director Gordon Cole requesting information on two Las Vegas residents, Douglas and Jane Jones, wanted in connection with a double murder. Wilson expressed doubt upon hearing that there were over twenty-three people named Douglas Jones in the metropolitan area, but Headley, slamming his hand on the desk, furiously shouted that this was part of their job as FBI agents.\nWilson later brought in a Douglas and Jane Jones for questioning. However, Headley was furious to learn that this couple was not the correct one, as they had multiple children."


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"Ralph Roister\n\"Known as \"moron\" but never fell for a Draw.\"Ralph Roister was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 63."


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"Purple sea\n\nThe purple sea was a great, mauve-tinted body of water, home to several different supernatural beings.\nProperties\nThe sea was black and calm with a sky like a purple bubble. Its extent and nature was unclear. Dale Cooper, after spending twenty-five years trapped in the \"waiting room\" area of the Black Lodge, found himself there after falling through the floor of the waiting room, and then being flushed out of a glass box experiment in New York City.\nRegions\n\nFortress\nMain article: Fireman's home\nAn enormous, monochromatic fortress sat on a rocky atoll. This was the residence of Senorita Dido and the Fireman.\nMansion room\n\nMain article: Mansion room\nPossibly located in the fortress, a mansion room overlooking the purple sea contained a wall socket that allowed one to travel through electricity to various points on Earth. From above, the room simultaneously seemed to be a tiny spaceship floating in an infinite void.\nBehind the scenes\nThe projection room was shot in the Tower Theatre in Los Angeles also famous for being the set of the Club Silencio in Mulholland Drive.\nLynch came up with the idea of a space ship on top of a glass box.\n"


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"This place might be inspired by the \"Mauve Zone\" from the writings of Kenneth Grant (the first person to associate Western Occultism/Magick with the alien abduction phenomena and to emphasize the role of Jack Parsons in the history of occultism, concepts that were reused by Mark Frost in The Secret History of Twin Peaks and Frost being a noted Theosophy amateur):\nGrant described the Mauve Zone (like the Tree of Life's Daath), as a self-contained world at the very edge of reality between what human beings can experience and \"non-existence\". Magical manipulations of human reality could be done there by alien beings that could be considered as monsters, it could be visited in a particular kind of sleep, it sent messages to human reality via phenomenon like UFOs and one of the main entities associated with it is called \"the daughter.\"Grant also emphasised on the role of the nuclear bomb in an \"occult revival\" or increase of magical phenomena after World War II."


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"Pop's Diner\nPop's Diner was a diner in Los Alamos, New Mexico.\nHistory\nOn August 5, 1956, a waitress was cleaning up the counter while listening to \"My Prayer\" on KPJK radio. When the song was interrupted and a Woodsman began broadcasting a strange incantation, the waitress fell to the floor unconscious.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes in Pop's Diner were filmed at Chili John's, a restaurant at 2018 West Burbank Boulevard in Burbank, California."


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"Questions in a World of Blue\n\"Questions in a World of Blue\" is a song performed by Julee Cruise on the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me soundtrack album, and also included on her own album, The Voice of Love. The music was written by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics were written by David Lynch.\nCruise performed the song as herself in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."


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"R. Fienberg\nR. Fienberg was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. They lived at 3012 Boarder Road and their phone number was 555-3898."


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"Pierre\n\"My grandson is studying magic!\"\u2015Mrs. Tremond\nPierre was a young boy who lived at the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, and later in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nPierre sat slumped on a couch in a dirty room above a convenience store, where a number of spirits were having a meeting, including an old woman, BOB, the arm, two woodsmen, the electrician, and a jumping man. He pointed at the table where BOB and the arm were sitting and said, \"Fell a victim.\"While they spoke, he played with a white plaster mask with a spiked nose. At one point, his face appeared to turn into that of a monkey.\nAt the Red Diamond City Motel, when Leland Palmer chickened out from Teresa Banks' date after seeing that his daughter Laura and Ronette Pulaski were to join them, the boy jumped around the parking lot, wearing the same mask.\nIn 1988, at the time of Teresa Banks' murder, the boy and the old woman were living at the Fat Trout Trailer Park using the name \"Chalfont,\" which was also the name of the two people living there before. "


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"Chet Desmond found Banks' missing ring on a mound of dirt below their trailer. By the time Dale Cooper arrived to investigate Desmond's disappearance, the trailer had disappeared.\nBy November 1988, the boy and old woman (now \"Mrs. Tremond\") were living in an apartment in Twin Peaks' Low Town neighborhood, next door to Harold Smith. During a Meals on Wheels delivery, Harold's friend Laura Palmer forced him to have sex with her. Laura took away his choice because he was too scared to leave his home. As she left, Pierre walked up to her and performed a magic trick, pulling a coin out of her ear.\nThe Twin Peaks Collectible CardArt set gives his full name as \"Pierre Tremond,\" born January 10, 1983, and suggests that he attended elementary school in Twin Peaks.\n\nThe week before Laura died, Pierre, wearing the white mask, and the old woman appeared outside the Double R Diner to give Laura a framed picture of a doorway. Pierre whispered a warning that BOB was searching her room for the secret diary she kept:\n\"The man behind the mask is looking for the book with the pages torn out. He is going toward the hiding place. "


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"He is under the fan now.\"In a dream that night, Laura seemed to step into the picture, which led to a room above the convenience store. Laura walked through two doorways and found Pierre, who snapped his fingers and caused a red curtain to appear.\nAfter Laura's death, Donna Hayward took up her Meals on Wheels route and brought dinner to Mrs. Tremond. Donna was startled to see Pierre, whom she called her grandson, seated in an armchair behind them. He told Donna \"Miss? Sometimes things can happen just like this,\" and snapped his fingers. Mrs. Tremond was disturbed to see creamed corn on her plate, and it then disappeared, materializing in Pierre's outstretched hands. The woman explained that he had been studying magic, and suggested that Donna speak to Harold Smith, who had been Laura's friend. Pierre said \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire.\"When Donna left, the boy commented, \"She seemed like a very nice girl.\"Days later, Harold wrote \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" French for \"I am a lonely soul,\" as his suicide note. "


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"Remembering the bizarre visit, Donna led Special Agent Dale Cooper to the Tremonds' apartment, but found another woman named Mrs. Tremond living there, who said she had no family members who could have been the old woman or boy. She did, however, give them a page from Laura's diary that had been left in her mail, addressed to Donna, the day after Harold's body was found.\nBehind the scenes\nPierre's first name is revealed in The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer. In the series, Mrs. Tremond's grandson was listed in the credits as \"Little Boy\" and was played by Austin Jack Lynch, the son of Twin Peaks co-creator, David Lynch. In the film, he was played by Jonathan J. Leppell.\nThe song \"The Black Dog Runs At Night\" accompanies the grandson when he meets with Leland in Red Diamond City and when he and his grandmother appeared to Laura. A black dog is seen barking when Mike is yelling at Leland and Laura.\nGallery\nGrandson with eyeless maskThe grandson in the painting's third roomIn the painting's third room"


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"Phillip Jeffries\nFor the imposter, see Phillip Jeffries (impostor).\n\"Cooper, meet the long-lost Phillip Jeffries! You may have heard of him from the academy!\"\u2015Gordon Cole\nPhillip Jeffries was an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who disappeared while on assignment in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1987.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and career\nPhillip Jeffries was born in Virginia to an old aristocratic family.\nJeffries went through FBI training with Gordon Cole at Quantico, where the two graduated as the top agents in 1968. By all accounts, Jeffries was a phenomenally gifted law enforcement officer; Cole once wrote, admiringly, that \"This world wasn't enough for him.\"Following the official closure of Project Blue Book, Jeffries was assigned to head the Blue Rose task force, per Cole's suggestion. The task force got its name following a 1975 case in Olympia, Washington, which Cole and Jeffries investigated. The suspect, Lois Duffy, appeared to have killed another, identical Lois Duffy, who said \"I'm like the blue rose,\" before dying and disappearing.\n"


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"In early 1983, Jeffries accompanied Cole to Twin Peaks, supposedly in order to investigate the construction of the Listening Post Alpha facility by the U.S. Air Force on Blue Pine Mountain that Mayor Dwayne Milford and a number of locals were concerned about. Milford's concerns were allayed after a \"thorough\" investigation determined the facility was part of the new \"Star Wars\" defense program.\nDisappearance\nIn 1986, the Blue Rose Task Force leader Phillip Jeffries took an extended posting in Buenos Aires to investigate an apparent international criminal enterprise. In his first month, he identified \"Judy\" as a central person of interest in this investigation, and notified Gordon Cole. Subsequently, Jeffries was not heard from for nearly two years.\n\nOn February 16, 1989, Jeffries visited the Palm Deluxe hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he asked the desk clerk if \"Ms. Judy\" was staying there. The clerk gave him a letter, which he said \"the young lady\" had left for him. Jeffries proceeded to the lobby elevator.\n\n"


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"The same morning, at 10:10 a.m., Jeffries suddenly appeared out of an elevator in the Philadelphia office of the FBI after being missing for two years, wearing the same clothes he had worn at the hotel. He hurried to the office of his former superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole and started raving in a loud and disturbed manner, rambling about Judy while also insisting that she not be discussed, and referring at one stage to Special Agent Dale Cooper and yelling \u201cWho do you think this is, there?\"Jeffries went on to narrate in an abstract fashion where he had been since his disappearance, discussing a discovery \"in Seattle at Judy's,\" a meeting he witnessed above a convenience store, and an important ring.\nCole had Albert try to figure out how Jeffries got into the building, while Cooper, noticing the lights flickering, ran back out into the hallway. As Jeffries continued his rant, Cole tried to call for back-up. Jeffries looked at a nearby calendar and was shocked to realize it was February 1989. When Cole looked up from his intercom, Jeffries had vanished.\n\n"


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"As BOB laughed, Jeffries reappeared in Buenos Aires in a hotel stairwell, screaming and unable to speak. His sudden return scorched a nearby wall and startled a hotel maid and bellhop. Very soon after this, Jeffries disappeared, this time seemingly permanently. Both Gordon and Albert would claim to have forgotten this event in the following years.\nA search of Jeffries' room at the Palm Deluxe revealed that he had apparently carved the word \"JOUDY\" into the wall behind the telephone. The word was covered up by a new layer of wallpaper when the room was remodeled in 1997.\nLater years\nIn the following years, Jeffries had an unspecified arrangement with Dale Cooper's doppelganger, who himself later claimed to have been working undercover with Jeffries for over twenty years. At one point, Jeffries requested information from Albert Rosenfield concerning a man in Colombia, claiming that it was pertinent to the safety of Cooper. A week later, the agent in Colombia was killed.\nJeffries somehow lost his human form, and by September 2016 he appeared to have become a white glowing orb emitted from the end of a large kettle-shaped device. "


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"His chamber was located behind room #8 at a motel only accessible from the upper floor of a certain convenience store.\nIn addition, another individual began assuming Jeffries' identity, hiring Ray Monroe and Darya to kill the doppelganger. While in South Dakota, \"Cooper\" attempted to contact Jeffries via radio, only to find this stranger on the other end. The person who answered mentioned that he knew the doppelganger had met with Major Garland Briggs, and was calling to tell him goodbye. \"Jeffries\" told him that the doppelganger would be \"going back in\" the next day and that he would be with BOB again, then disconnected.\nSee also: Phillip Jeffries (impostor)\nAfter shooting Cooper, Ray contacted \"Phillip\" on his phone and said that he believed Cooper was dead, or else Ray would finish the job when Cooper found him at \"the farm.\"At gunpoint, Monroe later confessed to Cooper that somebody named Phillip Jeffries had orchestrated the prison break and ordered him to place a ring on Cooper's body after he died. Jeffries was in hiding somewhere called \"the Dutchman's.\""


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"In one of his Monica Bellucci dreams, Gordon Cole relived the strange incident in 1989 where Jeffries had appeared in Philadelphia and cast doubt on Dale Cooper's identity, which Cole had since forgotten. Albert also admitted that he was starting to remember the day Cole referred to.\nCooper's doppelganger drove to the convenience store and received an audience with the real Jeffries at the Dutchman's, determining that he had no involvement with Ray. Cooper then asked him about Judy, whom Jeffries had previously mentioned at the FBI, and whether Judy wanted something from Cooper. Jeffries responded that he could ask Judy himself, and a series of numbers floated out of his orb, which Cooper wrote down.\nAfter the doppelganger was killed, the real Dale Cooper accompanied Mike to see Jeffries in person. Cooper said he was interested in a particular date: February 23, 1989, and Jeffries agreed to find it for him. Commenting that it was \"slippery in here\" Jeffries eventually manifested the symbol found in Owl Cave, which turned into an \"8\" symbol with a bead modulating around its lower half. Jeffries said that this was where he could find Judy. He also added: \"There may be... someone. "


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"Did you ask me this?\"Jeffries said to give Gordon Cole his regards, and that Cole would remember \"the unofficial version.\"In a loud crackle of electricity, Cooper appeared in the woods near Twin Peaks in 1989.\nBehind the scenes\nThe original editing of Fire Walk With Me put Jeffries reappearance in 1988 since it is before the \"one year later\" hard title. But the shooting script, The Missing Pieces, The Secret History of Twin Peaks, and Part 15 of The Return put it in 1989.\nJeffries was played by English musician and actor David Bowie and, for Twin Peaks (2017), voiced by Nathan Frizzell. Bowie was approached to reprise his role as Jeffries in the 2017 limited series, but declined due to his cancer diagnosis, which was not public knowledge until his death on January 10, 2016. Bowie gave Lynch permission to reuse footage of the character from the film on the condition that he be re-dubbed by a Louisianan actor.\nShowtime's closed-captioning for Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me erroneously states that the monkey that says Judy's name was speaking with Jeffries' voice.\n"


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"On Jeffries' appearance in the revived series, Lynch lamented the fact that many viewers thought that Jeffries was in the form of a tea kettle, regretting that he had not made the \"spout\" straight instead. Nonetheless, he does not oppose viewers interpreting it as such."


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"Renee\nRenee was a friend of Shelly Briggs and Hannah.\nBiography\nRenee had drinks at the Roadhouse with Shelly and Hannah one evening. Hannah noticed that James Hurley was staring at her, apparently not for the first time.\nNights later, Renee was visibly moved by James' performance of \"Just You.\"James, along with Freddie Sykes, later came to greet Renee at the Roadhouse, but her husband, Chuck took offense and attacked James. Freddie came to his aid, punching Chuck, and James apologized, though noted that Chuck's condition was not good."


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"Roberta Durham\nRoberta Durham was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 73 Frost Avenue and her phone number was 555-2389."


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"Part 3\nNot to be confused with Episode 3.\n\"Part 3\" is the third episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, and the thirty-third episode of the franchise as a whole. It was released on the Showtime Anytime app on May 21, 2017 and aired on May 28, 2017.\nPlot\n\"Call for help.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nAgent Cooper descends through a void and drops into a nondescript area with a purple hue. He looks upon a body of water then goes through a set of windows to a room, where an eyeless woman sits in front of a fireplace. He asks her where they are, but she does not speak, instead making breathy noise. As a loud pounding occurs, she signals Cooper to be quiet. He spots a mechanism in the wall and examines it, but the woman keeps him away from it and instead leads him up a ladder. They reach the roof that floats in a void. The woman pulls the lever on a mechanism on the roof and receives an electric shock, causing her to fall into the void. Cooper looks down and sees Major Garland Briggs' head floating and saying \"blue rose.\""


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"He climbs back down the ladder and sees another woman sitting in front of the fireplace. Cooper approaches her and as her watch struck 2:53, the mechanism on the wall begins humming.\nCooper's doppelganger drives and begins to experience discomfort. The cigarette lighter in his car begins to evidently exert electrical force. Agent Cooper approaches the mechanism in the wall and the woman tells him \"When you get there, you will already be there.\"The doppelganger continues to be uncomfortable as Agent Cooper is taken inside the mechanism, which leaves his shoes behind. The doppelganger loses control of his car and wrecks on the side of the road. He begins gagging but holds his hands tightly over his mouth as he watches the cigarette lighter and red drapes faintly appear in front of his car.\nInside a house for sale, Dougie Jones sits with Jade, who notes that something is wrong with his arm, on which he wears the ring on one of his fingers. Jade goes to shower and Dougie gets out of bed before falling as the doppelganger continues to hold his mouth. Dougie crawls to the house's living room, where an electrical socket exerts electrical force. "


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"He vomits and is transported to the red room. The doppelganger then vomits up garmonbozia and passes out.\nInside the red room, Mike tells Dougie that he was manufactured by someone for a purpose that has now been fulfilled. Dougie's hand begins to shrink, the ring falls off his finger, and his head pops into the form of a black cloud. A clean gold orb floats out of his shirt and the black cloud forms into a head-shaped object that Mike shields his eyes from. The object appears to start to produce an orb of its own as electrical sounds are heard. Suddenly, the clean gold orb appears and seems to attack the head-shaped object. The clean gold orb is left on the chair, which Mike picks up along with the ring, which he places back on its pedestal.\nAgent Cooper is transferred through the electrical socket near where Dougie vomited and materializes. Jade believes he is Dougie, but Cooper is not responsive, appearing to be in a sort of trance with no memory. He leaves the house with Jade as a group of men wait to ambush him, believing he is still inside. "


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"Cooper unintentionally escapes death after dropping his Great Northern Hotel key on the floor of the car and bending over to pick it up. One of the men, Gene, places a tracker on Dougie's car as a boy watches through his home's window across the street, while his drug-addicted mother repeatedly yells \"one-one-nine!\"and takes a pill with whiskey. Highway patrolmen approach the doppelganger's crashed car and one of them, Billy, becomes seriously sick after sticking his head in the car.\nBack at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Hawk, Andy, and Lucy sort through the files to find what is missing that relates to Hawk's heritage. A guilty Lucy points out that she had eaten a chocolate bunny from the evidence years before in order to relieve gas. Andy asks if chocolate bunnies have anything to do with Hawk's heritage, and it is eventually settled that the missing bunny is not what they are looking for.\nLawrence Jacoby spraypaints his shovels gold.\nJade drops Cooper off at the Silver Mustang Casino, giving him $5 telling him to call for help. When she tells him to go out of the car, he recalls Laura telling him he can go out. "


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"He goes into the casino, clearly struggling. He goes to a security guard and says \"call for help.\"The guard directs him to get change for his $5. With his change, he goes out to the casino floor. He notices a gambler call out \"Hello!\"when he receives a jackpot, so Cooper repeats this as he starts playing slot machines, following an image of the red room floating above various machines and winning the jackpot at every one.\nAt the FBI headquarters, along with other personnel, Deputy Director Gordon Cole and Agents Albert Rosenfield and Tamara Preston discuss a murder case with several objects that may identify the killer. He assigns all of the personnel except Preston to begin work on the case. Preston then presents to them the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato along with the glass box containing a ghostly figure. Cole is then informed that he has a call related to Cooper. They schedule a meeting in the Black Hills at 9:00 the next morning.\nAt the Roadhouse, the Cactus Blossoms perform \"Mississippi.\""


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"Credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dale Cooper (doppelganger) / Dougie Jones\nIn Alphabetical Order\nPhoebe Augustine as American Girl\nChrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston\nDon S. Davis as Major Garland Briggs\nJohn Ennis as Slot Machine Man\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nBrian Finney as Security Guard\nMeg Foster as Cashier\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nTravis Hammer as First Trooper\nStephen Heath as Second Trooper\nMichael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer (Part 2 stock footage)\nDavid Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nJosh McDermitt as Wise Guy\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan\nSawyer Shipman as Little Boy\nAl Strobel as Phillip Gerard\nSabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nBill Tangradi as Jake\nGreg Vrotsos as Gene\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nNae Yuuki as Naido\nThe Cactus Blossoms:\nJack Torrey\nPage Burkum\nJoel Paterson\nBeau Sample\nAlex Hall\nStunt Double:\nMark Norby\nKiralee Hayashi\nUncredited\nErica Eynon as Experiment\nKate Romero as Shari Skadden\nRobert L. Wilson as Chris Rummel\nJose Rosete as FBI Agent next to Shari Skadden\nProduction staff\nSee: Twin Peaks (2017) \u00a7 Production staff\nFeatured music\n\"Dream Recall\"\nWritten and Performed by David Lynch and Dean Hurley\n\"Mississippi\"\nWritten by Jack Torrey\nPublished by Jumping Gemini (ASCAP)/Hello Central Music (ASCAP)\nAdministered by Words & Music, a division of Big Deal Music\nCourtesy of Red House Records"


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"Roadie\nAn unidentified roadie was in a band with Rusty Tomasky.\nBiography\nOn their way to Knife River, the van driven by the roadie and his band lost a tire near Twin Peaks, Washington. The roadie witnessed Rusty follow Windom Earle into the woods.\nAfter Rusty's body was discovered, the roadie told Dale Cooper about Rusty and the events leading up to his disappearance."


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"Rhonda\n\"You know, I was thinking... maybe I'll let you kiss me now, handsome.\"Rhonda was an associate at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nOne day in September 2016, Rhonda prepared for a morning meeting. She sat down next to Darren, who asked if she had seen the note he left for her. Brushing him off, she said that she hadn't, and suggested he talk to his wife.\nLater in the day, Rhonda came across \"Dougie Jones\" (actually Dale Cooper), bent over in the middle of the hallway and trying not to urinate. Assuming he had been locked out of the men's room, she walked Cooper over to the women's restroom and let him inside, but not before jokingly suggesting that, in his impaired state, she might let him kiss her. Rhonda leaned against the door, laughing to herself as she heard Dougie's groans of relief.\nThe next day, three detectives from the Las Vegas MPD arrived to question Dougie. Rhonda entered Cooper's office to report their arrival, prompting Anthony Sinclair to quickly excuse himself. She motioned with her hands for Cooper to come with her, but he simply mimicked her gesture. "


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"Robin Masters\n\"There is one woman in the class. A person of great drive, beauty, and excellent marksmanship.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nRobin Masters was an agent of the FBI who attended the FBI Academy with Dale Cooper. She was the first woman to be honored as a valedictorian at the academy.\nBiography\nAt the academy, Masters was partnered with Dale Cooper during a simulation of a hostage situation on September 26, 1977. During the exercise, Cooper made a mistake that would have cost Masters her life had it not been a simulation. Masters later joined Cooper in the academy's hall of honor as he reflected on the failed training exercise.\nMasters was given valedictorian honors at hers and Cooper's graduation, the first woman to do so. Cooper noted that she was given the honor instead of him because of \"her masterful use of the machine gun.\"Following graduation, Masters was assigned to San Francisco to work in drug interdiction. Before she departed, she and Cooper went to a shooting range together and shared a kiss.\nBy May 1986, Masters was assigned to the white collar crime division. That month, Cooper visited San Francisco and the two visited another shooting range."


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"Robert Ingram\nRobert Ingram was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8203 Enthwhistle Street and his phone number was 555-7639."


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"Robert Taylor\nColonel Robert Taylor was the Chief Executive of the United States Air Force Collections Branch.\nTaylor was present for the first meeting of Project Sign on December 9, 1947."


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"Ray Monroe\nRay Monroe was an associate of Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nCooper retrieved Ray and Darya from Buella.\nAt dinner with Cooper, Darya, and Jack, he and Cooper discussed the latter's alleged worry about the next day. They further discussed information that Ray was to receive from the secretary to William Hastings.\nRay did not show up for a planned meeting with Cooper, as he had been arrested and incarcerated in federal prison in South Dakota for carrying guns over the state line. He called Darya and they discussed their job to kill Cooper, having received a message from Phillip Jeffries.\nCooper soon managed to blackmail Warden Dwight Murphy, convincing him to release Cooper alongside Ray, as well as provide them transportation.\nAfter Cooper deactivated three tracking devices on the car, they went to a secluded area. Cooper demanded the information and tried to shoot Ray, but Ray had already unloaded his gun. He then shot Cooper and saw shadowy men gathering around him and tearing at him, revealing to him the face of BOB.\nCooper tracked Ray to The Farm, where he arm-wrestled and killed its leader, Renzo, before demanding to be alone with him. "


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"Ray was shot in the leg by Cooper and he told him that Phillip Jeffries had hired Ray and Darya to kill Cooper and was to place a ring on Cooper after killing him. Cooper had Ray put on the ring and hand over the coordinates. Ray was asked about Jeffries' whereabouts and Ray said he was at \"The Dutchman's\" before Cooper shot him in the head. The ring disappeared from Ray's body, which then followed suit, appearing in a red room.\nAccording to Gordon Cole, Ray was a paid FBI informant who sent a message informing them that the Cooper they met at prison was searching for coordinates from Major Garland Briggs.\nFBI investigators later discovered a relatively new matchbook in one of Monroe's pockets. The matchbook appeared to have originated from The Dutchman's Lodge, as it contained both the name and address of the location upon the item in question."


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"Philip Fitzgerald\nPhilip Fitzgerald was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Richard Sharpe Shaver\nRichard Sharpe Shaver was a welder who claimed to have secret knowledge of an ancient race known as Lemurians.\nShaver claimed that in the early 1930s, a frequency coming from his welding gun gave him the power to hear his co-workers' thoughts and eventually, telepathic signals from the Lemurians.\nShaver described the Lemurians in a series of articles for Amazing Stories, which the editor Ray Palmer dubbed \"The Shaver Mystery.\"During his life, Shaver spent portions of his life homeless and in mental institutions, perhaps due to paranoid schizophrenia. He died in 1975.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard Sharpe Shaver (October 8, 1907 \u2013 November 5, 1975) was an American writer and artist most famous for \"The Shaver Mystery,\" a series of articles he wrote describing \"Lemurians,\" which he claimed to be non-fictional."


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"Rancho Rosa Estates\nRancho Rosa Estates was a suburban residential development in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nHistory\nBy September 2016, Rancho Rosa had fallen into a state of disrepair, with many of the homes up for sale or foreclosed. A drug-addicted woman was apparently squatting in one of the homes, along with her son.\nDougie Jones gained access to one of the foreclosed houses for a tryst with Jade, a prostitute. After they finished, Jade went to use the shower, while Dougie became violently ill, crawling to a spare bedroom and vomiting. He was then pulled into the red room and disintegrated, turning into a golden orb. In his place, Dale Cooper emerged in a cloud of black smoke from a wall outlet, in a state of severe catatonia. Jade, startled by the commotion, arrived to find Cooper and mistook him for Dougie. She frustratedly got the unresponsive Cooper out the door and into her car, annoyed at having to drive him home.\nGene and Jake, who had been hired to kill Dougie, communicated by radio as they drove off. "


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"While Cooper was bent over trying to find a dropped hotel key, Jake sighted the car through his rifle scope and mistakenly assumed that Jade was alone. Gene, believing that Dougie was still at the house, planted a bomb on Dougie's car, while the boy across the street watched curiously.\nThat evening, Gene and Jake reported their failure to Lorraine over the phone, and she screamed that they were going to get her killed. The next morning, the two hitmen drove by the house, where Dougie's car still sat, undisturbed. A gang of car thieves drove by shortly afterward, casing the area.\nSome time later, the boy left his house and walked across the street to look at the device more closely. The thieves pulled up suddenly and shouted epithets, the leader throwing a rock at him. Another broke into the car and started it, triggering the bomb and killing all three. The boy ran back across the street, terrified, just before his mother awoke from her stupor.\nThe police soon arrived in response to the explosion. Jones' license plate was recovered from the roof of the house across the street.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost revealed that the name \"Rancho Rosa\" is \"a private easter egg referencing one of favorite films from the 1970's.\""


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"Reubin Fields\nReubin Fields was a member of the Corps of Discovery.\nOn September 21, 1805, after meeting the Nez Perce Chief Twisted Hair, Fields was sent by William Clark to find Meriwether Lewis' company and bring them to the Nez Perce camp.\nBehind the scenes\nReubin Field (c. 1771 \u2013 1822) was a woodsman and hunter who was one of the first to be recruited for the Lewis and Clark Expedition, alongside his brother, Joseph."


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"Roadhouse\nThe Bang Bang Bar, referred to primarily by its local nickname the Roadhouse, was a popular tavern in the southern part of Twin Peaks, Washington, not far from the \"Welcome to Twin Peaks\" sign. It was liked by bikers, loving couples, and lovers of good music.\nHistory\nThe Roadhouse was acquired by the Renault family circa 1949.\n1989\n\n2016\n\nNotable staff\nJacques Renault \u2013 bartender ( \u2013 March 1989)\nBernard Renault \u2013 janitor ( \u2013 February 1989)\nJean-Michel Renault \u2013 owner/bartender (2016)\nFederico (2016)\nAn MC (2016)\nEntertainers\nOver the years, several musical acts performed on stage at the Roadhouse.\nJulee Cruise\nChromatics (2016)\nThe Cactus Blossoms (2016)\nAu Revoir Simone (2016)\nTrouble (2016)\nSharon Van Etten (2016)\nThe Nine Inch Nails (2016)\nHudson Mohawke (2016)\nRebekah Del Rio (2016)\nJames Hurley (2016)\nLissie (2016)\nThe Veils (2016)\nEdward Louis Severson III (2016)\nAudrey Horne (2016)\nBehind the scenes\nThe exteriors for the Roadhouse in the pilot episode were filmed at the former Colonial Inn, located at 4200 Preston Fall City Road SE in Fall City, Washington. The interiors were filmed at the Cornish College of the Arts' Raisbeck Performance Hall, located at 2015 Boren Avenue, Seattle, Washington. "


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"For subsequent episodes, the interiors were reproduced on a sound stage. The exterior appears in the pilot, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and most episodes of Twin Peaks (2017).\nThe neon sign above the Roadhouse door, reading The Bang Bang Bar, was added by the production, and is possibly intended to display the Roadhouse's actual name. In this interpretation, the Bang Bang Bar is known locally as simply the Roadhouse, as it is the only establishment of its kind in Twin Peaks. This interpretation is supported by an outtake from the pilot included in Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery where Sheriff Truman says, \"Jake Morrissey owns the Bookhouse and the Roadhouse. The Bang Bang Bar. Everybody calls it the Roadhouse.\"Aside from this outtake, the location is referred to in dialogue, scripts, and merchandise (such as Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town) solely as \"the Roadhouse,\" and never explicitly as \"the Bang Bang Bar.\"This inconsistency is referenced in The Final Dossier, where Agent Preston notes that it is known as \"the Bang Bang Bar\" only by its signage.\n"


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"Since the airing of the 2017 revival, an officially-approved Roadhouse pop-up bar and restaurant has been opened twice in LA, featuring Twin Peaks-themed musical performances and food. Several cast members, including Rebekah Del Rio, Robert Broski, Josh Fadem, Zoe McLane, and Adele Ren\u00e9 have visited the pop-up."


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"Ray Palmer\nRay Palmer was the editor of the popular pulp magazine Amazing Stories.\nBiography\nIn 1946, Palmer gained his most significant readership with the series he dubbed \"The Shaver Mystery,\" a series of articles by Richard Sharpe Shaver, who claimed to have secret knowledge of a race of beings he referred to as \"Lemurians.\"Later, Palmer published a letter from Fred Crisman, who claimed that during his service in World War II, he encountered a supposed Lemurian in Burma.\nCrisman and Palmer soon formed a friendship and the following year, Crisman informed Palmer of the Maury Island Incident, a supposed UFO sighting by Harold Dahl, who recovered fragments dropped by the flying object. Crisman mailed Palmer some of the fragments. Palmer then proposed they meet with Kenneth Arnold, another UFO witness.\nPalmer offered Arnold $200 to investigate the Maury Island Incident and to write an article for Amazing Stores. Soon after, Palmer claimed that he was visited by an intelligence agent who questioned him about the Maury Island Incident and Shaver's articles. During the agent's visit, Palmer showed him the fragments before locking them inside a file cabinet. "


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"The following morning, Palmer's office had been ransacked, the fragments among the missing items.\nIn 1961, DC Comics honored Palmer by making his name the alter ego of their superhero, the Atom.\nPalmer died in 1977.\nBehind the scenes\nRaymond Arthur Palmer (August 1, 1910 \u2013 August 15, 1977) was an American magazine editor, best known for publications such as Amazing Stories and Fate Magazine."


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"Renzo\nRenzo was the leader of a faction that occupied the Farm.\nBiography\nRenzo's position was determined by his ability to defeat the rest of the group in an arm wrestling match. When the doppelganger of Dale Cooper\narrived, demanding to see Ray Monroe, Renzo was defeated in a match and killed by \"Cooper.\""


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"Richard Nixon\nRichard M. Nixon was a noted congressman who performed investigations for the House Un-American Activities Committee, and was later elected President of the United States, an office he held until his resignation.\nBiography\nNixon once served in the United States Navy and remained in the reserve for some time.\nOn October 17, 1949, Nixon conducted an interview with Navy intelligence officer L. Ron Hubbard. Hubbard disclosed information about rocket engineer Jack Parsons' deep involvement in the occult, involving illicit drug use and \"sex magick rituals.\"Nixon submitted his interview with Hubbard to General Nathan F. Twining on November 12, requesting further investigation.\nIn November 1950, Nixon reported an interview he conducted with Parsons, questioning his religious beliefs.\nIn 1958, while serving as Vice President of the United States under Eisenhower, Nixon was alleged to be an informant for Lt. Col. Douglas Milford, known as \"M.\"\nIn the early hours of November 6, 1968, Dale Cooper recorded a tape making note of Nixon's Presidential election, unsure of what it meant.\nBy 1973, many Haverford College students became critical of Nixon, calling for his prosecution, imprisonment, and even death. "


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"On March 29, 1974, Dale Cooper stated his belief that Nixon was involved in a coverup and would most certainly be impeached. The following August, Cooper mailed his Nixon buttons to the White House.\nNixon later resigned from office. Howard Teller and his girlfriend recorded a tape of themselves having sex during his resignation speech.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard Milhous Nixon (January 9, 1913 \u2013 April 22, 1994) was an American politician, serving as a representative and senator to California before serving as Vice President under Dwight D. Eisenhower, and finally President from 1969 until his resignation in 1974."


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"Route 21\nRoute 21 was a route in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nBijou Opera House\nCounty Museum\nHeaders By Hed (755 Route 21)\nHistoric buildings that are now demolished\nOld Opera House"


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"Robby\nRobby was a guard hired by Buella.\nBiography\nRobby guarded the door at Buella's home. When Cooper approached the front door, Robby raised a shotgun, only to be hit in the face by Cooper. After regaining composure, Robby followed Cooper inside for some retaliation. As he raised his gun to hit him with the stock, Cooper hit the stock, causing the gun's barrel to knock him unconscious. Cooper informed Buella that she needs a better doorman, to which she replied \"It's a world of truck drivers.\""


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"Robert Warren\nRobert Warren was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 338 Timber Road and his phone number was 555-0287."


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"Roice Foley\nRoice Foley was a meteorological expert and savant who reported that the greatest snowfall recorded in North American history occurred at the Washington Rainer Paradise Ranger Station from February 1971 to February 1972."


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"Robert Fincher\nRobert Fincher was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 729 Deepwoods Avenue and his phone number was 555-3985."


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"Richard Jacoby\nRichard Jacoby was the father of Robert and Lawrence Jacoby.\nIn 1939, the family moved to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii due to Jacoby's Navy assignment. The following year, Richard and Esther Jacoby suddenly divorced, prompting Richard and his older son Robert to move back to their native Twin Peaks."


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"S. Kara Welsh\nS. Kara Welsh was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 3976 Douglas Street and her phone number was 555-9829."


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"Richard Horne\nNot to be confused with Richard.\nRichard Horne was the disturbed son of Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper's doppelganger, involved in the illegal drug trade in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\n\nChildhood\nRichard was born to Audrey Horne, apparently fathered by the doppelganger of Dale Cooper in March 1989 while Audrey was comatose following an explosion at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan. Audrey discovered her pregnancy two months after recovering, and moved out of her parents' home, preparing to raise the child on her own.\nAudrey allowed her mother Sylvia to help raise Richard, but until his tenth birthday she refused to allow him to meet his grandfather, Benjamin. She refused to confirm who Richard's father might be, but notably kept a framed portrait of Agent Cooper on the wall in her office at her hair and beauty salon. In 1999, Audrey's fortunes took a mysterious tumble, beginning with her sudden and unexpected marriage to her accountant, followed by reports of heavy drinking, public fights, and infidelity. By 2013, she had closed her successful hair salon and disappeared from public view.\n"


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"With no father and now an absent mother, Richard's teenage years saw several run-ins with Sheriff Harry S. Truman. He began regularly coming to his grandmother and, now, his grandfather to borrow money.\nHit and run\nOn one evening at the Roadhouse, Richard smoked underneath a 'no smoking' sign. He was asked to stop by an employee, but off-duty Deputy Chad Broxford told him he would handle it. Horne covertly passed Broxford a wad of cash inside his empty cigarette pack. A girl from the next table, Charlotte, asked him for a light. Richard had her join him in his booth and he aggressively grabbed her, making threats to rape her.\nRichard later met with gangsters led by Red, who planned on using Twin Peaks as a spot for running \"sparkle\" down from Canada. He sampled the product and promised that it would be easy to traffic into town. Red pulled out a dime and flipped it, it hung in the air spinning far longer than it should have, then suddenly appeared in Richard's mouth, then back in Red's hand.\nRichard drove away from the encounter, fuming at having been called \"kid\" repeatedly by Red. "


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"In his anger he illegally sped into the oncoming lane and ran a stop sign, killing a young boy. He then went to a field belonging to a local farmer and wiped the boy's blood off of his truck's grill.\nRichard showed up at Miriam Sullivan's trailer after she witnessed him kill the boy. She told him that she had sent an incriminating letter to Sheriff Truman and he broke inside, savagely beating her. He then called Chad, telling him to intercept the letter.\nHe then went to his grandmother for money. After strangling her, he received the combination for her safe and took her purse, totaling thousands of dollars.\nMontana\nRichard left the state, hiding out with a criminal organization at the Farm in Montana. There, he joined a group of men watching a camera feed of Ray Monroe's death at the hands of Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nHe followed Cooper to a convenience store in the nearby woods, aiming a gun at him and remarking that he recognized him as an FBI agent from a photograph his mother used to own. Cooper asked who his mother was, and then quickly disarmed and threw him to the ground. "


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"Cooper invited him to get in the truck, saying that they would have time to talk on the way.\n\nRichard drove with Cooper to a field, which matched two of the three coordinate sets Cooper had acquired from Ray Monroe, Phillip Jeffries, and Ruth Davenport. The spot was on a large rock a ways up a nearby hill. Cooper, claiming he was too old, told Richard to take a tracking device and locate the exact spot for him. Richard climbed onto the rock and followed the device's beeps. Just as it became a constant tone, Richard lit up like a torch as he was electrocuted, screaming, and then disintegrated.\nCooper did not react to the grisly death of his offspring as it happened in front of his eyes, but just stood and watched it happen in silence. As Richard's remains was scattered as dust in the wind, Cooper sighed, and muttered a laconic \"Goodbye, my son\" before returning to his car.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard is played by Australian actor Eamon Farren, who was selected by David Lynch to appear in the series without an audition. He previously appeared in Chained, a film directed by Lynch's daughter, Jennifer Lynch."


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"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\n\"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\" is a song by Julee Cruise. The music was written by Angelo Badalamenti, with the lyrics written by David Lynch.\nCruise performed the song as the Roadhouse Singer in Episode 14 of Twin Peaks.\nThe song was released on Cruise's album Floating Into The Night and was also issued as a single."


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"Roger\nYou may be looking for Roger Hardy.\nRoger was an employee of Duncan Todd.\nBiography\nRoger entered Duncan Todd's office and was given a payment and an order to tell \"her\" that she had the job. Roger then asked Todd why he let \"him\" make him do these things. Todd told him to not allow someone like \"him\" into his life.\nTodd later told Roger to learn the whereabouts of Anthony Sinclair, but they were both immediately killed by Chantal Hutchens."


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"Robert Redford\nRobert Redford was an actor who starred in the film Jeremiah Johnson as a character based upon Liver-Eating Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nRobert Redford (born August 18, 1936) is an American actor, director, and producer, best known for appearing in films such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), Jeremiah Johnson (1972), The Sting (1973), and All the President's Men (1976)."


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"Roger Lynch\nRoger Lynch was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 990 Tanner Road and his phone number was 555-0001."


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"Robert Mitchell\nRobert Mitchell was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 62 Lakeside Drive and his phone number was 555-0038."


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"Richard\nRichard was a guest at the Pearblossom Motel and Linda's former partner.\nBiography\nThe Fireman told Dale Cooper to remember the names \"Richard and Linda.\"After checking into the motel and spending the night with Diane Evans, Dale Cooper awoke to find that Diane had disappeared. Cooper found a letter from Linda to Richard, explaining that she had left him and asking him not to look for her.\nBehind the scenes\nRichard's relationship to Dale Cooper is unclear. The circumstances in which the motel room letter is found suggest that Dale and Diane have replaced, or become, Richard and Linda respectively since crossing over.\nKyle MacLachlan interpreted Richard as a distinct character, explaining: \"The way it was described to me, just a little harder. So it was another variation, sort of a subtle variation obviously, compared to , but a subtle variation of Cooper. And so that was that last hour, watching him navigate that.\""


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"Roger Kahn\nRoger Kahn was the author of The Boys of Summer.\nBehind the scenes\nRoger Kahn (October 31, 1927 \u2013 February 6, 2020) was an American author, best known for The Boys of Summer."


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"Rusty\nRusty was a Boy Scout in May 1927.\nPursuing a merit badge, Rusty, Andrew Packard, and Theo went hiking to Glastonbury Grove with scoutmaster Dwayne Milford. Upon reaching the destination, Rusty became lightheaded and a storm approached, prompting the scouts to return to camp."


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"S.W. Reynolds\nS.W. Reynolds was a Special Agent of the FBI who served as a liaison to the United States Air Force.\nReynolds attended the first meeting of Project Sign on December 9, 1947."


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"Robert Skouras\nRobert Skouras was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8378 Pine Terrace and his phone number was 555-9923."


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"Ruth Davenport\nRuth Davenport was a librarian who lived in Buckhorn, South Dakota. She was found murdered in her apartment, along with the headless corpse of the presumed-dead Major Garland Briggs. Davenport's lover and partner in amateur paranormal studies, William Hastings, was arrested for her murder.\nBiography\n\nBefore her death\nRuth lived at 1349 Arrowhead Road next door to Marjorie Green, who had a spare set of keys to the apartment to water Ruth's plants whenever she was away.\nRuth was having an affair with a married high school principal, William Hastings. With Hastings and Heinrich Viegel, she also contributed to a blog documenting alternate dimensions and paranormal phenomena. Ruth was skilled at accessing hidden or classified information.\nThe zone\nOn or around September 19, Hastings and Davenport visited the property at 2240 Sycamore and traveled to another reality, which Hastings called \"the zone.\"They encountered a man there, \"the Major\" (later identified as Garland Briggs), who said he had been \"hibernating\" and needed to travel somewhere else to remain safe. The Major asked them to access a secure military database and bring him a set of coordinates, which they did. "


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"Hastings' secretary Betty was also privy to these coordinates, which Ruth wrote on her hand.\nWhen they returned around September 22, they gave him the coordinates, whereupon the Major floated into the air, saying \"Cooper. Cooper.\"His head then disappeared. Several other people in that place then attacked Hastings, grabbing him by the neck and demanding to know the name of his wife, Phyllis. William then woke up at home. When questioned, he would later claim he had had an uneventful staff evaluation meeting at school that evening and had driven Betty home afterward, though he did remember having a terrible nightmare about being at Ruth's apartment that night.\nPost-mortem\nRuth's naked, decapitated body was left in a field near the portal, while her severed head was placed in her bed atop the decapitated body of Major Briggs. The grisly scene was discovered a few days later, when Ruth's neighbor Marjorie called the police to report the smell coming from next door.\nHer body was discovered by Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield the following week. Albert photographed the smudged coordinates that were indeed written on her arm, which pointed to a location near Twin Peaks, Washington.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nMary Stofle portrayed Davenport's body on set, complete with prosthetics, but her appearances were altered by computer-generated effects for the final episodes."


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"Ruby\nRuby was a patron at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nWhile The Veils performed on stage, Ruby sat alone at a booth while two heavyset men approached. She said she was waiting for someone, but they wordlessly lifted her out of her seat and onto the floor. Ruby slowly began crawling into the nearby crowd of people, growing distraught. As the band finished playing, she began screaming uncontrollably."


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"Russ\nRuss was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington and Carrie's partner.\nWhile Russ, Carrie, and Ralph were driving past the Double R Diner, Ralph took out a handgun from a box that Carrie had unwittingly stashed in back and fired out of the car, through the window of the Double R Diner. They stopped their car in the road, causing a traffic jam, and Carrie screamed at Russ for not telling her about the gun. Deputy Bobby Briggs' approached and directed Jesse Holcomb to get the couple's identification."


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"Robert Saeger\nDr. Robert Saeger was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 1824 Owl Street and his phone number was 555-1327."


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"Rusty Krieger\nRusty Krieger was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 2882 Maple Avenue and his phone number was 555-0909."


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"Return to Twin Peaks\nReturn to Twin Peaks is a featurette originally included with the 2007 DVD Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It features footage from the 2006 Twin Peaks Festival and interviews with various attendees.\n"


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"The featurette was re-released on the Blu-ray releases Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\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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"Samantha\n\"Samantha, bring in a fly swatter! There's a bug in my office!\"\u2015Benjamin Horne\nSamantha was Benjamin Horne's secretary in March 1989.\nBiography\nSamantha informed the impatient Bobby Briggs that Horne was not expecting him and proposed they set up a meeting for the next month. However, Bobby insisted that Samantha tell Horne that the meeting was about a tape Horne received in the mail recently.\nLater, after Bobby was allowed into the office by Audrey Horne, Samantha was asked by Benjamin to send security to retrieve Bobby."


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"Robert M. Pirsig\nRobert M. Pirsig was the author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.\nBehind the scenes\nRobert M. Pirsig (September 6, 1928 \u2013 April 24, 2017) was an American author, best known for his books, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Lila: An Inquiry Into Morals."


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"Robert Hawley\nRobert Hawley was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 93 Cedar Street and his phone number was 555-5479."


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"Rodney Mitchum\nRodney Mitchum, along with his brother, Bradley, owned the Silver Mustang Casino.\nBiography\nRodney and Bradley were raised in an orphanage.\nAfter a man won a total of $425,000 at the Silver Mustang, Rodney and Bradley went to the casino to punish Burns, the casino supervisor. After Rodney beat up Burns, he fired him and replaced him with the pit boss, Warrick.\nLater, as Rodney did paperwork, Candie smacked him in the face with a television remote as she tried to swat a fly, causing her to become hysterical as Bradley came to see what had happened. They later watched the news, seeing that Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler had been arrested after trying to kill \"Dougie Jones,\" the man who had won at the casino.\nAnthony Sinclair later came to see the brothers, telling them that Jones was trying to prevent them from their insurance claim on a hotel they owned, which burned down due to arson.\nThe following afternoon, Bradley told Rodney about a dream he had the previous night about their meeting with Jones. "


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"While waiting for the meeting, Bradley said the cut Rodney received from Candy had been healed, so he ripped it off of Rodney's face. Upon seeing Jones carrying a box, Bradley took him aside, telling him that if there was a cherry pie inside, they could not kill him. A pie was indeed found in the box and a $30 million check for the brothers was in Jones' pocket. The brothers then decided to take Dougie to dinner.\nThe brothers later delivered gifts for Dougie's boss, Bushnell Mullins: Montecristo Number Twos, diamond cuff links, and a BMW convertible. They also purchased a gym set for Dougie's son and a BMW convertible for the family.\nRodney and his brother later visited Jones in the hospital, where he was comatose due to inserting a fork into an electrical socket. The Mitchums brought food for the family and met Jones' wife Janey-E and Sonny Jim before offering to stock their home.\nLater, while making their delivery to the home, the baffled brothers witnessed a shootout in the neighborhood, the cause of which Rod blamed on stress. They decided to leave as the FBI arrested a Polish accountant, the only survivor of the gunfight.\n"


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"Dougie later awoke and requested from the brothers and plane to Spokane. They noticed Jones behaving differently and were informed by him that he was actually FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who had been missing for twenty-five years, and that he needed to get to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The brothers expressed doubts about willingly visiting a law enforcement office, but Cooper assured them that he could vouch for the fact that they both had \"hearts of gold.\"After arriving at the sheriff's station in Twin Peaks, Rodney and his brother witnessed BOB being removed from the body of Cooper's doppelganger and shattered into pieces by Freddie Sykes, an event which he remarked as \"one for the grandkids.\"Behind the scenes\nThe scene in which Candie smacks Rod in the face with a television remote as she tries to swat a fly was unscripted and a byproduct of an actual on-set accident. A light on the set fell and hit Robert Knepper right below his eye on his cheekbone, and David Lynch devised the scene between Candie and Rod to explain the cut on his face."


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"Robert Jacoby\nRobert Jacoby was the long-time editor of the Twin Peaks Gazette (later renamed the Twin Peaks Post) until his death. He was close friends with Margaret Lanterman and was the older brother of Lawrence Jacoby. He was also the author of Oh, What a Tangled Web...\nBiography\nRobert was born in Twin Peaks and was a school friend of Maggie Coulson. He moved to Hawaii in 1939, as his father Richard was stationed there with the United States Navy. The next year, his parents divorced and he returned to Washington with his father, while his younger brother Lawrence and his mother Esther stayed in Hawaii.\nHe later built a career as a journalist and later editor of the Twin Peaks Gazette, later renamed Twin Peaks Post by Douglas Milford. In 1984, the Twin Peaks town council commissioned him to write Oh, What a Tangled Web..., in which he chronicled the history of the town.\nFollowing his death from complications from multiple sclerosis, his ashes were scattered at Pearl Lakes, while his brother kept some of them to scatter in the bay with their mother's remains in Hawaii. "


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"Robert's funeral service was carried out at the Chapel in the Woods.\nBehind the scenes\nThe images displayed for Robert in The Secret History of Twin Peaks are of Russ Tamblyn, who plays Lawrence Jacoby in Twin Peaks. His lines in the audiobook edition are read by Ari Fliakos.\nTrivia\nJacoby's death is first stated in the book to have occurred in 1969, weeks after the moon landing. However, many articles written by him appear to have been published after that date, and he is once again stated to have died, except on the significantly different date of November 19, 1986."


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"Sam Stanley\n\"You know, Agent Desmond, I estimate this whole office \u2013 furniture included \u2013 is worth about twenty-seven thousand dollars.\"Sam Stanley was an FBI forensic pathologist assigned, along with Special Agent Chester Desmond, to investigate the murder of Teresa Banks in Deer Meadow, Washington.\nBiography\nStanley gained repute for helping to solve the Whiteman case using a special device he owned, which helped the investigators find crucial wood splinters.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\nIn February 1988, Stanley was assigned by Gordon Cole to assist in the investigation of Teresa Banks' murder, which Cole deemed relevant to the Blue Rose Task Force. Upon Desmond's arrival at the airport in Portland, Cole introduced him to Stanley, before the three watched an interpretive dance by Lil. Afterward, Cole bid them farewell, telling Stanley to stay close to Chet's side.\nOn the drive to Deer Meadow, Sam asked about Lil's dance, and Chet explained that it was a code for important facts about the case. "


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"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 were 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 Chet could not tell Sam about.\nThey went to the Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department, where Deputy Cliff Howard refused entry to Sheriff Cable's office, he and the secretary taking pleasure in stalling the investigation. Desmond became restless and forced his way past the deputy and into the sheriff's office, retrieving all available information on Teresa Banks.\n\nOn their way out to the morgue, Stanley told Desmond that he had determined the Deer Meadow sheriff's station to be worth $27,000 with furniture included. They examined Teresa's body and found that the cause of death was likely repeated blows to the head from a blunt object. She was also missing a ring. "


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"Under a fingernail, Stanley found a small piece of paper with the letter 'T' on it.\nStanley and Desmond left the morgue at Deer Meadow at 3:30 AM. He asked where they would sleep, and Desmond said that they were going to get something to eat first. Stanley commented that Desmond has his own modus operandi. At Hap's Diner, where Teresa worked, they talked to a man named Jack and ask 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 the waitress Irene for further information. They went inside and asked Irene about Teresa and she told them that the girl was often late and Irene believed she had a cocaine problem and called her death \"a freak accident.\"When Desmond asked Irene if she does drugs, she said she did not do any drugs. Stanley responded that nicotine and caffeine are drugs. Chet asked Sam what time it was, causing him to accidentally pour coffee on himself. Irene then told them that Teresa's left arm went numb for three days before her death. "


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"Sam suggested they take the body back to Portland for more work.\nThey left the diner later in the morning. Chet told Sam that they should see the sun rise at Fat Trout Trailer Park, where Teresa had lived. Sam first believed this statement to be some code, but Desmond told him that was what he literally meant. As they got into Desmond's car, they saw Irene leave.\nAt the trailer park, they approached the trailer belonging to the owner, Carl Rodd, who was very grumpy as they had knocked on his door before 9:00, despite instructions on the door to not do so. Carl took them to Teresa's trailer, where they found a photo of Teresa wearing a ring. Carl brought them strong cups of coffee just before an old woman came to the trailer and left when Desmond asked if she knew Teresa.\nStanley and Desmond returned to the Deer Meadow Sheriff's Department to retrieve the body. After Sheriff Cable refused to comply, he challenged Desmond to a fight, which Stanley watched. Desmond managed to overpower the sheriff.\n"


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"Sam transported the body to Portland while Chet went back to the trailer park for one more look - for the Blue Rose. However, this was the last time the men saw each other, as Desmond disappeared at the trailer park.\n\nSpecial Agent Dale Cooper later met with Stanley at his apartment to gain some insight on Desmond's disappearance. Stanley mentioned the blue rose, which Desmond would not explain to him, but Cooper replied that he would not be explaining it to him either. He then showed Cooper the letter \"T\" they had found under Banks' fingernail. Sam shook Cooper's hand and asked him to remember him if he ever needed assistance on a case.\nStanley may be the \"Sam\" to whom Cooper refers in the pilot episode, when he asks that Diane consult Albert Rosenfield instead of him.\nLater life\nFollowing the Banks investigation, Stanley suffered a personal breakdown, possibly related to alcoholism. He was placed on administrative leave and, as of late 2016, had not returned to active duty."


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"Robert La Doux\nRobert La Doux was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8277 Church Lane and his phone number was 555-2789."


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"Robert Dimeling\nRobert Dimeling was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 1261 Douglas Street and his phone number was 555-9036."


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"Sacagawea\nSacagawea was a Shoshone woman who accompanied the Corps of Discovery, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.\nIn September 1805, the Nez Perce Chief Twisted Hair showed a ring to Lewis. When Lewis sought more information about the ring, Twisted Hair pointed to the symbol on it while saying something Sacagawea could only interpret as references to an owl and the \"spirit world\" the tribe worshipped.\nBehind the scenes\nSacagawea (May 1788 \u2013 December 20, 1812) was a Lemhi Shoshone woman who accompanied Lewis and Clark from North Dakota to the Pacific Ocean."


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"Sam Miller\nSam Miller was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Robert Mapplethorpe\nRobert Mapplethorpe was a photographer whose work was displayed in March 1989 at the County Museum in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nRobert Mapplethorpe (November 4, 1946 \u2013 March 9, 1989) was an American photographer, known for his black and white photos that often featured controversial subject matter."


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"Run Silent, Run Drapes\nRun Silent, Run Drapes was a drapery store in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nOwned by Nadine Hurley, the shop sold silent drapes, presumably constructed with the method accidentally discovered by her husband years prior.\nWhile running books in the back office of the store, Nadine discovered online \"Dr. Amp's\" nightly rants, a podcast hosted by her former therapist Lawrence Jacoby. She was hooked immediately and embraced the entire Dr. Amp lifestyle; she religiously followed the podcast in her office every night.\nBy late 2016, Nadine had bought herself a mail-order golden shovel, and a few more for people on her Christmas list, and installed one of the shovels like a holy relic in the display window of her drapery store. While driving by Run Silent, Run Drapes on one of his weekly nocturnal supply runs, Dr. Jacoby saw the spotlight golden shovel Nadine had proudly hanged in her store window and stopped by to visit his former client. She expressed her admiration for his program and he recounted the last time he had seen her seven years prior at a supermarket during a storm. The two shared a flirtatious glance."


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"Sam Herd\nSam Herd was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Stanicek\nDoctor Stanicek was Lucy Moran's physician.\nOn March 2, 1989, a day after Lucy did not go into work due to a perceived illness,\nStanicek called her at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, informing her that she was pregnant."


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"Snake Eyes\n\"Snake Eyes\" was a song by the band Trouble.\nHistory\nIn September 2016, Trouble played \"Snake Eyes\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Snake Eyes\" is a song written for Twin Peaks (2017), featured in \"Part 5\" and appearing as track 7 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). The single was released by Sacred Bones Records on June 30, 2017 along with the B-side \"Mother's Gone.\"Credits\nWritten by Dean Hurley, Riley Lynch, and Alex Zhang Hungtai\nPerformed by Trouble\nPublished by Team Hurley (ASCAP), BingBong (ASCAP), and Domino Publishing Company (ASCAP)/Domino Double Nine (SOCAN)"


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"Stacy Ruschin\nStacy Ruschin was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 727 Lakeside Drive and her phone number was 555-2900."


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"Suburbis Pulaski\nSuburbis Pulaski was the mother of Ronette Pulaski, who was present and severely traumatized at the scene of Laura Palmer's murder.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Pulaski's daughter Ronette was found after being reported missing, following the murder of Laura Palmer. Ronette was taken to the hospital.\nSuburbis and her husband were asked questions about their daughter by Deputy Hawk the following day. She told him Ronette worked at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store.\nBehind the scenes\nRoberta Maguire was credited as playing Maria Pulaski in the pilot episode, but she does not appear in any released version. In the revised first draft of the pilot's script, Maria is mentioned once as sitting with her husband and two younger children outside the hospital room where Sharon (Ronette's name in the original script) is kept.\nMichelle Milantoni plays the character in Episode 1, where she is now named Suburbis."


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"Sparks\nSparks was a man Dale Cooper met outside of Reading, Pennsylvania.\nHe was in the Boy Scouts in his youth and fought in a war, where he was present on two different boats that were sunk. Sparks was also married for a time until his wife kicked him out.\nHe met Cooper on July 31, 1969 and was recorded by him as he bitterly recounted his life experiences."


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"Sonny Engels\nSonny Engels was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 556 Deepwoods Avenue and his phone number was 555-3831."


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"Sonny Jim Jones\nSonny Jim Jones was the son of Dougie and Janey-E Jones.\nBiography\nAfter Sonny Jim's father was absent for several days (missing his birthday in the process), he apparently returned. Dougie appeared to be in a catatonic state and Sonny Jim gave him a thumbs-up in the morning and helped him sit down at the breakfast table and eat his pancakes.\nThe next evening, Dougie came to Sonny Jim's room and sat with him, playing with his clap-activated lamp until Sonny Jim's mother angrily called Dougie down.\nAfter Dougie brought Bradley and Rodney Mitchum an insurance payout for a hotel that burned down, the brothers bought Sonny Jim a gym set.\nLater, Dougie was hospitalized and slipped into a coma after sticking a fork in an electrical outlet. Sonny Jim and his mother sat at Dougie's bedside and Bushnell Mullins soon arrived, followed by the Mitchum brothers, who brought food for them.\nAfter Janey-E took Sonny Jim to the bathroom, they returned to find that Dougie was awake and much more alert. "


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"He took them to the Silver Mustang Casino, where he told them that he had to leave, but would return, albeit accidentally referring to Dougie in the third person. Sonny Jim watched as his mother \u2013 who had come to the realization that he was not Dougie \u2013 kiss him goodbye and thank him.\nSoon after, Dougie returned to the home and embraced Sonny Jim and Janey-E, who were overjoyed at his return.\nBehind the scenes\nDavid Lynch previously used the name \"Sonny Jim\" in his 1980 feature film The Elephant Man and his 2001 short film, Pierre and Sonny Jim."


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"Stephen King\nStephen King was the author of The Stand.\nBehind the scenes\nStephen King is an American author, known for many works, such as Carrie, The Shining, The Stand, and The Dark Tower."


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"Stan Lillas\nStan Lillas was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"T. Billings\nT. Billings was the author of the 1932 book, The Function of Neurosis in Snoqualmie Culture."


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"Russel Malone\nRussel Malone was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 8283 Sparkwood Road and his phone number was 555-2833."


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"Ronette Pulaski\n\"This girl doesn't even know where she is. Or if she is.\"\u2015Dr. Louise Shelvy\nRonette Pulaski was a student at Twin Peaks High School and a partying companion of the late Laura Palmer, with whom she worked as a prostitute at the brothel One Eyed Jacks.\nIn February 1989, Ronette was abducted along with Laura and witnessed her friend's brutal murder at an abandoned train car in the nearby woods. She was found wandering, dazed and catatonic, along a rail bridge the following morning, and soon lapsed into a coma. By crossing the state border between Washington and Idaho, Ronette invadvertently caused Laura's murder to become a federal case, prompting the arrival of FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nBiography\n\nProstitution\nIn February 1988, Ronette and Laura sat in a motel room when Teresa Banks came in with money from a man who chickened out of his planned foursome with them. Teresa was murdered soon after.\nA year later at The Power and the Glory at the American-Canadian border, Ronette found Laura. Jacques Renault came to them and they talked about Teresa. He also invited the girls up to his cabin later in the week.\n"


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"Laura and Ronette then sat in a booth, receiving oral sex from Buck until Ronette pointed out Donna Hayward, who was topless with Laura's shirt tied around her waist. This caused Laura to become upset and charge at Donna.\nAbduction and hospitalization\nOn the night of February 23, Ronette, Jacques, and Leo Johnson met near a cabin, where they engaged in sex and cocaine. Ronette tried to stop Jacques from tying Laura up, but Leo pulled her back.\n\nJacques and Leo then left, and Ronette and Laura were taken to a train car by a long-haired man and Laura was killed. Ronette barely escaped thanks to the help of the One-Armed Man, and she saw an Angel in the car train.\nRonette was reported missing the following day and she was found in a daze, bloody and dirty while crossing a bridge.\nShe was later visited in the hospital by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman. The doctor told them she had been raped and was unresponsive. When Cooper checked her fingernails, she began saying \"don't go there.\"The sheriff's department later found a picture of Ronette in an issue of Flesh World.\n"


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"Just over a week later, Ronette remained at the hospital, laying in her bed, moaning. She lifted her arms and thrashed around, having a flashback to the night Laura died, with the long-haired man killing her.\nThe next day, she laid in her bed, awake, as Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman arrived. Cooper showed her a sketch of Leo Johnson, but she did not recognize him as the man who tried to kill her. The agent then showed her a sketch of the long-haired man, which caused her to thrash around again and say \"train\" repeatedly.\n\nThe following day, Ronette tried to resist as she was taken to her hospital bed and sedated so Cooper could extract a small piece of paper containing the letter 'B' from under her left ring fingernail.\nWeeks later, after her release from the hospital, Ronette was brought to the sheriff's station, where Agent Cooper had her smell a jar of oil, which frightened her, as she recognized the smell from the night Laura was killed.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, Ronette waited for Laura Palmer with Leo Johnson and Jacques Renault off Sparkwood Road, but the other girl never showed up. "


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"The three went to Jacques' cabin in the woods. Later that night, Ronette was kidnapped; she was found the next morning in a dazed state, having wandered along a rail bridge into Idaho. Over twenty-five years later she was contacted by FBI Agent Tammy Preston regarding Laura's supposed murder, but after thinking about it with some confusion recalled the events as Laura simply disappearing.\nBehind the scenes\nRonette was played by Phoebe Augustine, who also appeared in Part 3 of the 2017 revival as \"American Girl.\"It is unclear if the American girl is intended to be Ronette or if she is a new, separate character.\nRonette's name in the pilot's original script was Sharon.\nHer name in The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is spelled as \"Ronnette Pulaski.\"Though only briefly hinted at in the show and film, Laura writes in her diary about being attracted to Ronette, and later reportedly having a sexual experience.\nTrivia\nIn the rule book for Twin Peaks Murder Mystery Game, it is erroneously stated that Ronette is 21 years old and a therapist."


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"Stella Jones\nStella Jones was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 8829 Timber Lane and her phone number was 555-3883."


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"Samuel Diefenderfer\n\"\"Be-bop-a-lula, she's my baby\", Married Mary Witherspoon and disappeared.\"Samuel Diefenderfer was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season. His jersey number was 82."


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"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\" is a featurette originally released on the 2001 DVD release of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. It features various cast and crew reflecting on Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\n"


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"Cast/Crew Interviewed\nRay Wise\nGrace Zabriskie\nSheryl Lee\nKyle MacLachlan\nMichael Horse\nMiguel Ferrer\nKimmy Robertson\nAl Strobel\nMichael J. Anderson\nCatherine E. Coulson\nPeggy Lipton\nEverett McGill\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDana Ashbrook\nJohanna Ray\nRon Garcia\nMichel Chion\nJosh Eisenstadt\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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"Snow Street Inn\nSnow Street Inn was an inn located near Pearl Lakes in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nEach room at the inn had a private bath, balcony, and fireplace. Guests would also be provided with breakfast each morning as well as access to bicycles, mopeds, and hammocks."


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"Richard Jepsen\nRichard Jepsen was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Samuel Durham\nSamuel Durham was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 287 Snow Street and his phone number was 555-0027."


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"Singer\nA singer in the red room performed the song \"Sycamore Trees\" while FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper first entered the curtains in Glastonbury Grove. As he sang, the arm emerged from a curtain and danced his way to a set of armchairs, then turned to stare at Cooper. Upon finishing the song, the singer vanished.\nBehind the scenes\nThe singer was played by American jazz singer Jimmy Scott. In addition to appearing in Twin Peaks, the song \"Sycamore Trees\" appears on the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me soundtrack."


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"Skip Lippertz\nSkip Lippertz was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Steven Burnett\n\"Look at me. I'm a high school graduate.\"Steven Burnett was the drug-addled and unstable career miscreant husband of Becky Burnett, with whom he lived at the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nSteven was involved in an off-again, on-again affair with Gersten Hayward and had become her primary source for narcotics. Their relationship both preceded and overlapped his marriage to Becky.\nSteven was unsuccessfully looking for work for several weeks. He submitted his resume to Mike Nelson's office, but Nelson informed him that his resume was the worst he had ever seen and his forms were filled out incorrectly, and told him to leave. Later in the day, Steven drove Becky to the Double R Diner for a bread delivery, and so that Becky could borrow more money from her mother. Steven, lying that the interview had gone well, gave her the last of their drug and promised to take her to dinner.\nAt their trailer, Steven exploded at Becky over a comment about his failure to find a job, throwing her onto a couch and nearly striking her. He shouted that he knew about something she had done.\n"


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"Steven had resumed his affair with Gersten, and escaped her apartment just before Becky showed up, and fired shots at the door. Later, Becky told her mother that Steven hadn't come home in two days.\nHe and Gersten, seemingly under the influence, went to the woods behind the trailer park, where they sat against a tree and he held a gun, distraught over something he had done. She tried to console him, insisting that it was \"her\" fault and that he had been stoned. Steven ranted about what might happen if he killed himself, wondering if he would be like \"the rhinoceros\" or \"the lighting in a bottle,\" or just \"turquoise.\"They were interrupted when Cyril Pons approached them, walking his dog. Gersten jumped up and ran around the tree, while Pons turned and fled. Gersten listened, horrified, as Steven fired his gun.\nAs of September 2017, Steven's whereabouts were still unknown, and a warrant had been issued for his arrest as a suspected accomplice in a regional drug ring that prominently involved Richard Horne and Deputy Chad Broxford.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nAlthough \"Part 15\" possibly implies that Steven shot Becky, this is not the opinion of co-creator Mark Frost, stating, \"Steven did not kill Becky.\"Frost briefly writes of Becky's post-series fate in The Final Dossier."


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"Special Agent\nSpecial Agent was a title granted to agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who primarily served in investigatory roles.\nNotable Special Agents\nDale Cooper\nChet Desmond\nRandall Headley\nTammy Preston"


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"Robert Welsh\nRobert Welsh was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 7823 North Fork Road and his phone number was 555-3838."


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"Star\nStar was a young man that Dale Cooper encountered in the summer of 1969.\nBiography\nCooper encountered Star and his companion April on July 30, 1969 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.\nAfter Cooper left them, they eventually reached the Pentagon, but had a fight and parted ways."


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"Shorty\nShorty was an employee at the Packard Sawmill.\nOn February 24, 1989, Shorty was instructed by manager Pete Martell to shut down the mill following the death of Laura Palmer and disappearance of Ronette Pulaski."


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"Sunset Boulevard\nSunset Boulevard was a critically-acclaimed film noir, starring William Holden, Gloria Swanson as \"Norma,\" and Cecil B. DeMille as himself. Another character shared a name with FBI agent Gordon Cole.\nHistory\n\nWhile Dale Cooper \u2013 who was in a catatonic state after suddenly appearing in Las Vegas in September 2016 \u2013 ate some cake, he began fiddling with objects on the table in front of him. One of these was a TV remote, which he used to accidentally turn on the TV. Looking up to see Sunset Boulevard, he took interest in the character Norma's line about getting \"the old team together again.\"Upon hearing Cecil DeMille say the line, \"Get Gordon Cole,\" something jolted in his mind as he recognized the name, prompting him to pause the movie. Hearing the crackling of electricity, he then crawled toward a power outlet and stuck a fork inside. This action led to events that caused Cooper's eventual complete mental restoration.\nBehind the scenes\nSunset Boulevard is a 1950 film directed by Billy Wilder and is notably a favorite of David Lynch. "


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"In the featured scene, director Cecil B. DeMille (playing himself) is telling his assistant to contact studio executive Gordon Cole and tell him to no longer call Norma Desmond (Swanson), who is under the mistaken impression Cole is trying to buy the script she has written with Joe Gillis (Holden). The scene's use in Part 15 is something of a meta-joke: the Twin Peaks character Gordon Cole was originally named after the studio executive (played by an uncredited Bert Moorhouse) from the film.\nLynch has claimed (albeit jokingly, and at least partly referring to himself) that Sunset Boulevard is one of Gordon Cole's all-time favorite films, and that he thinks \"Someone had it before me!\"whenever he hears his name spoken out loud."


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"Spokane\nSpokane was a city in Washington.\nHistory\nAlan Traherne attended community college in Spokane.\nIn March 1989, while impersonating Gerald Craig, Windom Earle told Donna Hayward he was on his way to a convention in Spokane.\nAfter lapsing into a catatonic state and unable to be cared for by her sister, Annie Blackburn was moved to a psychiatric hospital in Spokane.\nFollowing his awakening from a coma in Las Vegas, FBI Agent Dale Cooper flew to Spokane with Rodney and Bradley Mitchum in order to reach the town of Twin Peaks.\nAgent Tammy Preston visited Annie Blackburn in Spokane in 2017 as part of an investigation relating to the town of Twin Peaks.\nNotable residents\nPhillip Gerard\nMorgan"


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"Sparky\nSparky worked as an assistant at Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nOn February 19, 1989, Sparky watched from Ed Hurley's living room as Nadine skinned a deer hanging from their tree outside. Ed joked that pretending to do a poor job and letting her take over worked every year, while Sparky remarked that his own wife couldn't take the wrapper off a Twinkie.\nSparky only appears in the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It is unknown if the scene was filmed."


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"Sophie\nSophie was a patron at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night, Sophie met up with Megan. She said that Megan needed to stop taking drugs and visiting the \"nut house,\" and sarcastically asked where she had shoplifted her sweater. Megan, annoyed, responded that it was Paula's. Next, Sophie asked if Megan had seen Billy recently, and she told Sophie about an incident where he had run into her house bleeding, scaring Megan and her mother. Sophie pointedly asked Megan what her mother's name was again, and she replied that her mother was Tina. They were interrupted by the MC announcing Lissie's performance."


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"Soccer mom\n\"Victim? Oh, that guy didn't act like any victim! Douglas Jones, he moved like a cobra! All I saw was a blur...\"\n\nA soccer mom witnessed an attempted assassination of Dougie Jones by Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler outside the office complex at 1400 Main Street, Las Vegas. When interviewed by a local news station, the mother excitedly recounted how Jones had \"moved like a cobra\" in disarming his attacker. Her interview was broadcast on the following evening's local news."


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"Slot machine man\nAn unidentified man was a slots-playing guest at the Silver Mustang Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nAs Dale Cooper watched curiously, the man inserted a quarter into his slots machine and pulled the lever, triumphantly shouting \"Hello!\"when he won a prize. Cooper, in a childlike state, began mimicking the man's actions as he proceeded to play and win one slots game after another."


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"Samantha Hayden\nSamantha Hayden was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. She lived at 389 Woods Lane and her phone number was 555-3878."


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"Sick girl\n\"Please, we have to get home! She's sick!\"\u2015Her guardian\nAn unidentified sick girl was caught in a traffic jam outside the Double R Diner after a boy fired a gun out of his car.\nThe girl and a woman were driving to make a 6:30 dinner with the girl's uncle, whom she hadn't seen in a long while, when they were stalled. As the woman was shouting at Bobby Briggs to clear the road, the girl convulsed and leaned over toward the open driver-side window, vomiting a green liquid, which caused the woman to start screaming."


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"Roger Hardy\nRoger Hardy was an FBI agent working for Internal Affairs who temporarily suspended Dale Cooper from the bureau.\nBiography\n\nCooper's Suspension from the FBI\nIn March 1989, Hardy entered the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station with RCMP Officer Preston King to inform Special Agent Dale Cooper of his suspension from the FBI.\nHe questioned Cooper's activity in Canada, specifically the rescue of Audrey Horne and Cooper's motives behind this operation and the deaths that occurred within proximity of his visits to One Eyed Jacks. He said that the DEA would be investigating due to the links to a drug operation and asked for Cooper's badge and gun. After Cooper left, Hardy requested Sheriff Harry S. Truman's cooperation, but the sheriff said that he was completely on Agent Cooper's side.\nThe next day, Hardy questioned Cooper's defense, but the suspended agent had none, insisting that he was innocent and willing to appear in court if necessary. Hardy suggested he support himself, but Cooper was unflappable. Roger told him that the next step of the case would be determined by the Canadian government and the DEA.\n\n"


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"Hardy went to the Double R Diner and ordered a slice of pie, commenting to the owner, Norma Jennings, that he had been quite looking forward to the pie.\nBehind the scenes\nHardy was played by Clarence Williams III, best known for his role as Linc Hayes in the television series The Mod Squad, in which Peggy Lipton also starred. The scene he and Norma Jennings share was likely an intentional The Mod Squad reunion."


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"Rusty Tomasky\nRusty Tomasky was a youth murdered by Windom Earle.\nBiography\nTomasky was passing through Twin Peaks in March 1989, while on his way to a gig with his band. He met Windom Earle, who took him to a cabin, promising him beer and a party.\nRusty listened to Windom Earle's story about a good place called the White Lodge and an evil place called the Black Lodge. However, he became restless, wanting the beer and party that he had been promised. Earle dismissed his worries by asking for his patience.\nLater, Earle called for a celebration. However, Rusty was stuck inside of a chess pawn structure, so he drank beer poured directly into his mouth by Leo Johnson. He asked how he would get out of the pawn, to which Earle responded that he would not, then got out a crossbow. He had a reluctant Leo fetch him an arrow and Earle then fired the arrow into Rusty, killing him.\n\nLater in the evening, Rusty's body was found by the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department in a gazebo at the park.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nRusty was listed in the credits as Heavy Metal Youth and was portrayed by actor, director, and writer Ted Raimi, most famous for his involvement in the Evil Dead comedy-horror series."


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"Tammy Preston\nTamara \"Tammy\" Preston (also known by her initials TP) was an accomplished FBI agent who accompanied Gordon Cole and Albert Rosenfield to South Dakota to investigate the strange reappearance of their long-lost colleague, Dale Cooper. During the course of this investigation, Preston became the first new member of the Blue Rose Task Force since its founding.\nBiography\n\nEducation\nPreston attended George Washington High School and made the school's honor roll. In college, she majored in English. Subsequently, she attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and made the dean's list. Preston graduated from the FBI Academy as the valedictorian of her class. Her early accomplishments gained the attention of the secretive Blue Rose Task Force, who deemed her a promising potential recruit.\nWith the Blue Rose Task Force\nIn September 2016, Preston presented crime scene photos of the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato to Deputy Director Gordon Cole and Agent Albert Rosenfield. One of the photos included a figure recorded within a glass box in the room just prior to the deaths of Colby and Barberato. "


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"Before Preston could finish her presentation, Cole received a call concerning missing Special Agent Dale Cooper, prompting him and Albert to go to his office with Preston in tow. Upon learning Cooper's location, Cole asked Preston to accompany him and Rosenfield to meet with Agent Cooper.\nPreston accompanied Cole and Rosenfield to a federal prison in South Dakota, where Cooper was being held. During an interview, Cooper claimed to have been working undercover with missing agent Phillip Jeffries and had been on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident that led to his incarceration. Outside the prison, Preston questioned the identities of Jeffries and Cooper, apparently recognizing their names from the Dossier. However, she was dismissed by Cole and Rosenfield as she was wearing a wire, despite her protests that Cole had told her to wear it.\nShe later examined Cooper's file and compared his fingerprints from before his 1989 disappearance and from his booking at the federal prison. Troubled, she quickly left her desk. "


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"On a flight to South Dakota with Albert, Gordon, and Cooper's former secretary Diane, Tammy presented her findings, revealing that though the fingerprints were identical, someone at the prison had to reverse the images to get a match, meaning the man at the prison's fingerprints were the exact opposite of Agent Cooper's. Gordon praised her work and gave her a hint as to what direction he speculated the investigation was going in.\nLater, while escorting Diane to meet with Cooper, she expressed the FBI's gratitude at her cooperation, only to get cursed out by Diane.\nOn the flight back to Philadelphia, Preston received a call from Air Force Colonel Davis and put Cole on the line. Cole was informed that the body of Major Garland Briggs was found in Buckhorn, South Dakota, thus re-routing the plane. Preston then transferred another call to Cole, this time from Warden Dwight Murphy, who stated that Cooper had escaped from prison.\nThey reached Buckhorn, where they were shown to Briggs' body, which Albert noted to be too young. "


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"Detective Dave Macklay told them that the body was found in bed with the severed head of Ruth Davenport, who \u2013 along with William Hastings, the prime suspect in her murder \u2013 had an interest in alternate dimensions.\nPreston questioned Hastings, who identified a photo of Briggs as the Major he met in an alternate dimension and gave him coordinates before he floated up, speaking Cooper's name.\nShe later watched with Gordon as Albert had dinner with coroner Constance Talbot. Following this, she brought a photo to Albert and Gordon of the glass box present at the scene of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato's deaths. The photo showed Cooper and another man with the box.\nHastings led them to where he had claimed to have entered \"the zone.\"Preston stood guard as Albert and Gordon investigated, confirming Hastings' account just before he suddenly died in the back of Macklay's car.\nTammy was later quietly informed by Cole and Albert about Project Blue Book and the Blue Rose cases that were subsequently established with a task force headed by Agent Phillip Jeffries and included personnel such as Cooper, Albert, and Agent Chester Desmond. She agreed to join the task force.\n"


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"Albert explained to Tammy the first Blue Rose case, which was assigned to Cole and Jeffries in 1975. The case concerned a woman named Lois Duffy, who had appeared to have killed a person identical to herself. The victim stated, \"I'm like the blue rose,\" which Preston figured to mean that the identical woman was not natural, a reference to actual blue roses, as they do not occur in nature.\nCole entered followed by Diane, who, after being told the significance of Major Briggs in the investigation, stated she recognized the names on a ring found in the Major's stomach \u2013 her half-sister and brother-in-law, Janey-E and Dougie Jones, who lived in Las Vegas. Tammy then connected Cole to the FBI in Las Vegas so he could tell them that the Joneses were wanted in connection to a double murder.\nAfter Diane left, Cole informed Tammy and Albert that he had been in contact with the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, who came across Laura Palmer's diary, which indicated the existence of two Coopers. "


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"He then recalled a dream he had the previous night about Monica Bellucci, in which he saw himself on February 16, 1989, amid a brief re-appearance of Phillip Jeffries. He noted that Jeffries had pointed to Cooper and asked who he thought he was.\nDiane later met with Tammy, Gordon, and Albert 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. Tammy and Albert reacted in time, drawing their guns and shooting Diane, who then disappeared, prompting Tammy to note that Diane was actually a tulpa. While the agents were recovering from what they had just witnessed, Cole received word from Las Vegas that Dougie Jones was, in fact, Agent Cooper. Upon researching him, Tammy reported the destruction of Dougie's car and attempted assassination by Ike \"The Spike,\" as well as how he electrocuted himself by sticking a fork in a wall socket. Tammy then joined Gordon and Albert to the town of Twin Peaks, in time to witness the real Agent Cooper's final speech to his friends from Twin Peaks and his reunion with the real Diane. "


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"As he finished his speech, the lights began to go dark. Gordon, Diane, and Cooper suddenly disappeared before their very eyes, only for Gordon to return a short while later reporting they had been in the boiler room of the Great Northern Hotel. Cooper and Diane were gone, apparently never to be seen again.\nThe dossier\nCole assigned Preston to review a dossier concerning the town of Twin Peaks that was recovered from the basement of Ruth Davenport's building, with the assignment to discover the identity of the person who compiled it. In addition, she was given access to all of Special Agent Dale Cooper's files from his 1989 investigation of the murder of Laura Palmer, as Cole found that they may help her identify the Archivist.\nAfter reviewing and annotating the dossier, Preston determined that the Archivist was Major Garland Briggs of the United States Air Force, who was continuing the work of his predecessor, Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Milford.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks is implied to take place before the events of Twin Peaks (2017), as Preston has limited knowledge of the individuals covered in the dossier. "


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"The opening statement by Gordon Cole to Tammy Preston specifically notes how the Archivist's dossier was found on July 17, 2016, several months before most of the show's present-day events. Inexplicably, however, The Final Dossier reveals that it must have occurred after the series, as the dossier itself was found \"weeks\" after Davenport's body was discovered. This revelation could however be explained as a new version of events unfolding within the present day as a result of Cooper's actions in saving Laura Palmer, thus making it appear that the dossier was found before Davenport's death at a different crime scene before Cooper's alteration of past events.\nThe new \"Archivist\"\nAfter the bizarre confrontation at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Cole assigned Preston to remain in Twin Peaks for a follow-up investigation. She spent several weeks in town interviewing the various residents and learning what had transpired in the years since Agent Cooper's first visit. Among other things, Preston visited Annie Blackburn at a private psychiatric hospital in Spokane and interviewed Benjamin Horne. By letter, she corresponded with Donna Hayward, who had relocated to Vermont to assist her father's practice. "


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"Preston was unable, however, to find any current information on Audrey Horne since her reclusion, though she noted a disturbing rumor that Audrey was in a private care facility.\nAs her investigation continued, Preston noticed an odd anomaly in a Twin Peaks Post back issue from March 1989: a claim that Cooper came to Twin Peaks to investigate the \"disappearance, still unsolved, of local teenage beauty queen, Laura Palmer.\"Startled, Preston began looking through all the corresponding police records and discovered they all referred to the disappearance, not the murder, of Laura Palmer. She questioned the various relevant parties, including the Twin Peaks police and Ronette Pulaski, and although some seemed confused by this, all agreed this was how the events happened. Disturbed by the apparent change in events since she began her research, Preston herself began to feel her memory of the circumstances grow fuzzy, and abruptly ended her investigation to return to Philadelphia.\nPreston penned her final remarks on the plane ride home, observing that the effects on her own memory seemed to be fading with every passing mile. She submitted her final report and collected files to Director Cole on September 9, 2017.\n"


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"Personality\nPreston shared many of the same investigative skills and quirks characteristic of other agents who previously worked directly under Cole, such as Chester Desmond and Dale Cooper, including a penchant for identifying the smallest details and a love of coffee. Her notes while annotating the dossier characterize her as highly skeptical, often using her notes to refute some of the more fantastical elements of the dossier and suggesting alternative explanations. As she read through the dossier, she became increasingly intrigued by all of the connections the Archivist made, and grasped at reasonable explanations. She appeared to hold Gordon Cole in high regard, and was left conflicted by his apparent connection to several of the mysterious events described in the dossier.\nPreston would get carsick, and on the ride to the prison in South Dakota, she was seen with her head leaning out the open window, puzzling her boss.\nBehind the scenes\nTamara Preston was portrayed by musician Chrysta Bell in Twin Peaks (2017), her first major acting role. In the audiobook release of The Secret History of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier, Preston's notes were read by actress Annie Wersching.\n"


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"Preston's appearance was designed by costume designer Nancy Steiner based on David Lynch's vision of the character, employing a retro look for her undershirts and tops."


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"Sid\nSid was Judge Clinton Sternwood's law clerk.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Sid went to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, where Sheriff Harry S. Truman introduced her to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. She and Sternwood then left for the Great Northern Hotel.\nSid was present the next day at Leland Palmer's hearing for the murder of Jacques Renault and Leo Johnson's hearing for the arson of the Packard Sawmill. During a deliberation, she served drinks to Sternwood, Truman, and Cooper."


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"Teresa Banks\n\"Diane, as Gordon thought, everything about this has the feel of a serial killing. The question is, is this the beginning of something, or the end?\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nTeresa Mary Banks was an underage prostitute and cocaine addict from Tacoma, Washington who was identified as the first possible victim of a serial killer active in the state. Her body was found in Wind River, wrapped in plastic with a letter \"T\" under her ring fingernail. Similarities between this case and the murder of Laura Palmer a year later led Special Agent Dale Cooper to the town of Twin Peaks, where he believed Teresa's killer had struck for the second time.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nBanks was born on July 11, 1970 to Tony and Ellen Banks, who died in a car accident when Teresa was twelve, resulting in her becoming a ward of the state. She ran away from a state facility at the age of fifteen.\nDeer Meadow\nBy the age of seventeen, Teresa was a drifter and prostitute, regularly submitting ads to Flesh World, a swingers magazine. "


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"In January 1988, a month before her death, she moved to the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow and found work at Hap's Diner. At this time, Teresa took to wearing a gold ring on her left hand. Her supervisor Irene recalled that her left arm went numb for a period of three days.\nIn The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Teresa worked at the Cross River Cafe (ten miles outside Deer Meadow) for only three weeks before her murder, and lived in a nearby tourist rental cabin.\nAfter seeing one of Teresa's ads, Leland Palmer met her at the Red Diamond City Motel for sex. Afterward, he placed his hand over her eyes and asked her who he was, and she said she didn't know. They made plans to \"party\" with two girlfriends she had mentioned. On their next meeting, however, Leland was stunned to see that the other two were Ronette Pulaski and his own daughter, Laura. He paid Teresa and quickly left, saying he had chickened out. She went to Ronette and Laura following this, showing her ring to Laura.\n"


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"Suspicious of his sudden change of heart, Teresa went to a payphone and called Jacques Renault and asked him what Ronette and Laura's fathers looked like, confirming that the man was Laura's father, Leland Palmer. She lied to Jacques saying it was someone else and thanked him. She hung up, then called Palmer.\n\nBefore Teresa could successfully blackmail Palmer, he murdered her at her trailer on the night of February 9, 1988, bashing her head in with a pipe. By this time, Teresa was no longer wearing the ring.\nIn My Life, My Tapes, Teresa's body was found in a drainage ditch after not showing up to work for five days.\nPost-mortem\nTeresa's body was found, wrapped in plastic, floating in the nearby Wind River. Having no next-of-kin, her body was not claimed by anyone. The case was determined by Gordon Cole to have some possible significance to the Blue Rose Task Force, prompting an investigation by FBI Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley.\n\nAfter arriving in Deer Meadow, Desmond and Stanley conducted an autopsy and determined that Banks died from \"repeated blows to the back of the head by a blunt obtuse-angled object.\""


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"Stanley also discovered the indentation on her finger where she had worn the ring, and a small piece of white paper imprinted with the letter 'T' beneath the nail of her left ring finger.\nHer former co-worker at Hap's Diner, Irene, called her death a \"freak accident\" and mentioned the incident where Teresa's arm lost feeling for several days. In light of this information, Stanley agreed to drive her body to a lab in Portland for further study.\nOn his first night in Twin Peaks a year later, Special Agent Dale Cooper referenced Banks' murder in a town meeting and warned that her killer might also be responsible for the murder of Laura Palmer. However, Cooper's original prime suspect, Leo Johnson, was exonerated of killing Banks, as he had been incarcerated in a Hungry Horse, Montana jail cell on the night she died.\nUltimately, Leland Palmer confessed to killing Teresa, claiming he had been compelled to do so by a possessing demonic spirit called BOB.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the script of Episode 2, her name is \"Theresa\" instead of \"Teresa\".\n"


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"To achieve her mouth shape while in the morgue, Pamela Gidley was given two cotton balls which she held in the back of her mouth. Banks's final make-up appearance on the slab was done by director David Lynch himself, as he was not satisfied with the initial product. Among the details he added was a tattoo on her back, which is not seen in the finished film."


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"Samson Lanterman\n\"My husband died in a fire. No one can know my sorrow. My love is gone. Yet, I feel him near me. Sometimes I can almost see him. At night when the wind blows, I think of what he might have been. Again I wonder: why?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nSamson \"Sam\" Lanterman was a lumberjack and volunteer fire chief who was the husband of Margaret Lanterman.\nBiography\nSam was a third-generation woodsman and the eldest of five brothers. At one time, he was the Packard Sawmill's youngest lumberjack in its history. By the age of fifteen, he competed in lumberjack competitions.\nOne spring, Lanterman went to Haw's Lumber Yard to drop off lumber he and one of his brothers salvaged from a barn. Seeing Margaret Coulson load up a truck with two-by-sixes for a cabin she was building and offered his assistance. The pair were immediately smitten with each other and began dating. Exactly a year after they met, Sam prposed to Margaret near Glastonbury Grove. She accepted and they set their wedding date for a year after that.\nSam and Margaret were married in a small ceremony at the Chapel-in-the-Woods, with Sam's family and close friends in attendance. "


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"A thunderstorm brewed during the ceremony and an alarm sounded during the reception, alerting the town to a forest fire started by a bolt of lightning. Sam hurriedly left his reception to help put out the fire alongside his father and brothers.\nWhile fighting the fire, a gust of wind fatally pushed Sam off of a ridge and into a burning ravine. Sarah Palmer would later recall to her daughter that Sam instead tripped over a root and fell face-first onto hot coals, burning to death. The blaze's only casualty, his body was later recovered and buried by Margaret two days later behind the cabin they had been building for six months."


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"Ted Morello\nTed Morello was a reporter for the United Press and a part-tme employee of KMO radio.\nBiography\nOn June 22, 1947, Morello picked up the story of Harold Dahl allegedly spotting a UFO, later dubbed the \"Maury Island Incident.\"Morello's reporting of the case brought national attention to it.\nEarly in the morning of August 1, Morello received a call from an anonymous informant, who told him that a B-25 that had crashed overnight had been shot down and to tell Kenneth Arnold and Emil J. Smith \"that the same thing could happen to them.\"He called Arnold, Smith, and Fred Crisman to confirm details about their meeting with Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown, who had been aboard the B-25 and to relay the warning given to him by the informant.\nHe later received another call from the informant, who claimed that military personnel had taken custody of Crisman and had boarded him onto an Air Force transport en route to Alaska. Morello called Arnold and Smith about this incident, but they wished to instead discuss the matter in person. "


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"They met in a back room of the KMO radio station, where Morello divulged the information of the anonymous call. Morello then warned the men to leave Tacoma until the situation blew over.\nFollowing the crash, some fragments found during the Maury Island Incident were given to Morello for safekeeping and he wrote a story about them. He then sent them to a chemistry professor at the College of Puget Sound for analysis.\nYears later, the widow of Morello's friend Paul Lantz wrote him a letter, detailing an incident that occurred in their home in the fall of 1947. She claimed that she and her husband were visited by men claiming to be FBI agents, who demanded that he cease from publishing stories related to the Maury Island Incident.\nBehind the scenes\nTed Morello (December 15, 1918 \u2013 July 15, 2007) was a reporter for the United Press and later the Associated Press of Pakistan and a United Nations correspondent for The Pakistan Times."


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"Stop Ghostwood\nThe Stop Ghostwood campaign was led by Benjamin Horne against Catherine Martell's Ghostwood development project, which Horne had originally been part of. However, he had a change of heart and founded the Stop Ghostwood campaign in the name of conservation, fearing for the extinction of the pine weasel."


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"Samual Dorst\nSamual Dorst was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 38976 Tree Top Lane and his phone number was 555-1744."


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"Slice 'N' Carve\n\"We can put an edge on anything, even your teeth.\"Slice 'N' Carve was an ax and cutlery honing business in Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"Stu Grefendorfer\nStu Grefendorfer was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Terry Franklin\nTerry Franklin was a Twin Peaks High School student. He was Laura Palmer's schoolmate and was present when Margaret Honeycutt took attendance the day Laura's body appeared."


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"The Number of Completion\nThe Number of Completion is the fourth short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nOrange goblins along the road. Someone goes by slowly. Cotton balls drifting in the sky. Somewhere inside the darkened room is something of a friend. My feet are again full of salt.\nFilming takes place at the Tower Theater in Los Angeles, which stands in for the Fireman's home theater. Carel Struycken works with a P.A. to learn reversed lines, including \"sycamore\" and \"I am the Fireman.\"Lynch greets Joy Nash upon her arrival in full costume as Senorita Dido. Lynch demonstrates to Nash how to hold the golden orb, and then kiss it, giving it \"so much love,\" before it lifts up and enters the film. He demonstrates how to walk across the theater with a bouncing step, like a \"little cherub.\"Prop master Mick Flowers completes work on a golden \"acorn,\" which Andy Brennan will hold during his scene at the Fireman's home. Lynch expresses worry at the number of scenes they have to complete within the next two days.\n"


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"Jake Wardle arrives for a set visit, meeting Lynch in person for the first time.\nSomeone in pink plays with a metal beast. The black-faced Cooper sits in a chair. Are the trees speaking something which he can hear?\nLynch inspects the set for Frank Truman's office, where Florencia Martin and Phil Bartko demonstrate the desk's retractable monitor. He directs Robert Forster in several individual scenes, including Frank's end of phone calls to Will Hayward and Gordon Cole. In a production meeting, Lynch describes the sequence of events for Freddie Sykes' battle with Bob.\nOn the day of filming, Lynch sends for some raw eggs and creamed corn to adorn the hole in the floor from which Bob emerges. With Aaron Rodriguez, he spreads these around the outside of the hole and adds black Tempra paint. Lynch gives direction to Forster and Jim Belushi on how their characters should react to the scene before them. Belushi jokes that Bradley doesn't have \"a fucking clue what's going on, kind of like in real life.\"For the crew's amusement, Lynch directs Wardle and Kyle MacLachlan to rehearse their lines in different exaggerated accents. "


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"He then directs Lucy Brennan's shooting of Cooper's double and Hawk's arrival.\nFor Diane's return, Lynch tries to evoke the emotion Dale and Diane experience to see one another again, indicating that they were secretly an item before they both disappeared, something they kept even from Gordon and Albert. When they see the time is 2:53, they become aware that \"an opening\" is waiting for them, but only for a short time.\nShattered broccoli on a shag carpet floor. Upside down mushrooms spitting evermore.\nNEW MEXICO\nDuring a red room shoot, Lynch talks to senior crew members about the upcoming radio station shoot, which will now be expanded because of Ruth De Jong's much larger set. They plan to get an extra wide shot of Robert Broski leaving the station at the end of the scene.\nDuring filming, Lynch tells Peter Deming that he wants the ambience to evoke the pitch-black nights of the Idaho desert where he grew up. He directs Broski and Tracy Phillips in a rehearsal of the woodsman's attack.\n"


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"Tell It Martin\nTell It Martin is the second short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nWhat happens in the desert before everything turns back to sand? Why do the machines never stop, constantly pumping their black wetness from the ground? I find metal structures blocking the wind. Dirty children's feet scratch at the clothes. A child's play toy in the middle of the brush. Inside, the man with the gray elevated hair tells the people what to do. The brown-haired woman is next to him again. What does she do? Never knowing where I should get off, I see fire in front of houses where no one lives. Do you ask me anything? Are we there yet?\nIn a production meeting, David Lynch plans out the sequence of Jake driving through Rancho Rosa Estates and planting a bomb on Dougie Jones' car. After a minor disagreement over when to shoot the actual bomb placement, he and Scott Cameron agree to film it the same day as the drive-by.\nOn the day of filming, Lynch decides to wait for the sun to rise more before filming with Sawyer Shipman due to the low temperature. "


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"Later, Lynch talks Shipman through walking across the street to look at the bomb, before the punks arrive to scare him away.\nCrew members wheel in a half-demolished duplicate of Dougie's car and set up pyrotechnics for the explosion. Gary D'Amico breaks off the driver's side door and breaks the window, while Lynch explains to the surviving punk how he will flee after the explosion goes off.\nTwo men disappear in a room. One of them has no hair, is nearly half-size of the other. The man with the gray elevated hair comes. It looks like he's looking what's going on, drawing some things on a paper, running behind the small one.\nLAS VEGAS\nChristophe Zajac-Denek arrives on set and greets Lynch, who draws him a schematic of the hallway of Lorraine's office and how the stabbing scene will go. Stunt coordinator Brian Duffy and Zajac-Denek choreograph the stabbing itself. Lynch says the killing should be random and messy, like a \"kindergarten killing.\"While filming, he directs him to really \"slam that fucking thing in there!\""


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"While on location in Palmdale (Rancho Rosa Estates), Lynch speaks to Jim Belushi on the phone regarding several of Belushi's scenes, including his visit to Bushnell Mullins and the dream Bradley Mitchum mentions in \"Part 11.\"In a meeting, Lynch asks Sabrina Sutherland if they can have three Las Vegas detectives instead of two, and explains that he wants to hire \"the big guy\" to play one. Brainstorming, he decides the new detective, \"Smiley\", will be an idiot savant. On a whim, Lynch decides the detectives should all be named \"Fusco,\" instead of \"Haig\" and \"Fusco\" as in the script. As Sutherland laughs, he decides their first initials will be \"Smiley and the DTs.\"The cars move like ants along an asphalt trail, transporting their owners without disturbing their hair. Only the man with the gray elevated hair can save them.\nThe producers plan the Santino's sequence. Lynch reflects on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s most famous speech, praising the musical quality of the address, and recalls being taken by the woman visible behind King who could be heard encouraging him after a shaky start. Scott Cameron recalls that the woman in question said \"Tell it, Martin!\""


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"Lynch is upset that the Santino's scene will be the first one with Robert Knepper and Jim Belushi.\nOn the day, Lynch first meets Knepper and Belushi and takes them to a booth to apologize for the circumstances of their shooting out of sequence. He explains that the scene is late in their relationship with Dougie Jones, and that at this moment they regard him as \"solid gold.\"Ironically, the next day they will film their scenes with Supervisor Burns, their very first appearance. Knepper asks about their backstory at the orphanage, wondering if they might have had only one parent in common, but Lynch assures them they are brothers, together against the world.\n"


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"The World Spins\n\"The World Spins\" was a song performed by Julee Cruise at the Roadhouse.\nHistory\nCruise performed the song on the evening of March 9, 1989, following \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart.\"She performed the song once again in late 2016.\nLyrics\nMoving near the edge at nightDust is dancing in the spaceA dog and bird are far awayThe sun comes up and down each dayLight and shadow change the wallsHalley's comet's come and goneThe things I touch are made of stoneFalling through this night aloneLoveDon't go awayCome back this wayCome back and stayForever and everPlease stayDust is dancing in the spaceA dog and bird are far awayThe sun comes up and down each dayThe river flows out to the seaLoveDon't go awayCome back this wayCome back and stayForever and everThe world spins\nBehind the scenes\n\"The World Spins\" is a song composed by Angelo Badalamenti, with the lyrics written by David Lynch. It is performed by Julee Cruise as herself during the final scenes of Episode 14 and Part 17.\nThe song was originally released on Cruise's album Floating Into The Night and later on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series). "


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"The Stand\nThe Stand was a book written by Stephen King.\nA favorite of Lucy Brennan, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Stand is a 1978 post-apocalyptic dark fantasy novel by Stephen King.\nA miniseries adaptation featuring Miguel Ferrer, Warren Frost, and Troy Evans was released in 1994. Heather Graham is set to appear in an upcoming adaptation."


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"Steven Spielberg\nSteven Spielberg was the director of the 1977 film Close Encounters of the Third Kind.\nBehind the scenes\nSteven Spielberg is an American film director, producer, and screenwriter. Considered one of the most popular directors in film history, he is known for films such as Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Schindler's List.\nA fan of Twin Peaks, Spielberg expressed interest in directing \"Episode 8\" but this never came to fruition."


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"The Mousetrap\nThe Mousetrap was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Mousetrap is a murder-mystery play written by Agatha Christie. It is the longest-running show in West End history, as it has been running continuously since its premiere in 1952."


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"The Gold Rush\nThe Gold Rush was a film directed by Charlie Chaplin. It was the first to be shown at the Bijou Opera House alongside The Battleship Potemkin.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Gold Rush is a 1925 silent comedy film written, produced, and directed by Charlie Chaplin, who also starred in the film.\nUpon its re-release in 1942, it received Academy Award nominations for Best Music and Best Sound Editing."


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"Tacoma Sperm Bank\n\"When the Tacoma Sperm Bank was looking for donors, naturally, I applied. It's my civic duty and I like whales.\"\u2015Andy Brennan\nThe Tacoma Sperm Bank was a facility where Andy Brennan volunteered to donate sperm. However, during a physical, he learned that he was sterile \u2013 later diagnosed as a temporary case of oligospermia \u2013 which prompted Andy to question the cause of his girlfriend Lucy Moran's pregnancy."


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"The FBI Story\nThe FBI Story was a film starring Jimmy Stewart.\nIn 1967, thirteen-year-old Dale Cooper owned a poster from the film, which he stated to be his \"most important personal item\" and forbid anyone else to touch it.\nBehind the scenes\nThe FBI Story is a 1959 film starring James Stewart and directed by Mervyn LeRoy. It is based on the book The FBI Story: A Report to the People by journalist Don Whitehead."


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"The Search for the Zone\nThe Search for the Zone, located at thesearchforthezone.com, was an Internet blog maintained by Buckhorn high school principal William Hastings, dedicated to the topic of parallel universes and alternate dimensions. Hastings ran the site with town librarian Ruth Davenport. Heinrich Viegel was an occasional contributor.\nHistory\n\nThe blog was started on June 1, 1997. As early as 2010, visitors could leave comments in a guestbook, to which Hastings would occasionally respond. The last site update took place in November 2015.\nThe week before Ruth Davenport was found dead, Hastings left a post stating that the two of them had managed for the first time to enter \"the zone,\" where they made contact with \"the Major.\"Buckhorn police detective Dave Macklay provided a copy of the post to FBI investigator Albert Rosenfield.\nContents\n\nIntroduction\nWelcome to The Search for the Zone. Here you will find writings, links, and other bits and pieces as we find the time and inclination to post them up. This site is a journal of my (and my partner\u2019s) fascination with multidimensional/time travel, dark matter, the afterlife, etc. "


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"We are interested in a lot of things, but these are the main topics of discussion...\nWe will have to reconcile with the question that if someone from outside our familiar world gains access to our plane of existence, what ramifications will that entail? There might be forces at work from deep dimensional space, or from the future\u2026or are these one in the same? Think of the events that could have splintered time? The things that could have laid the seed for a starting point for this development? Perhaps technological innovations or the assassination of President Kennedy?\nA link below led to Hastings' older journal entries.\n"


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"Reading links\nParallel Universes and Density Shifting\nhttp://www.grantchronicles.com/astro15.htm\nThe Science of Parallel Universes\nhttp://phys.org/news/2015-09-theory-parallel-universes-maths-science.html\nOn Electricity by Nikola Tesla\nhttp://www.tfcbooks.com/tesla/1897-01-27.htm\nThe Horizon Project\nhttp://www.thehorizonproject.com/\nWhy Frequencies are the Key to Understanding Parallel Universes and Time Travel (link takes you to another site)\nFred\u2019s Blog\nhttp://mishscifimusings.wordpress.com/\nEpoch Times article on Parallel Universes\nhttp://web.archive.org/web/20130906031010/http://www.theepochtimes.com:80/n2/science/is-deja-vu-caused-by-parallel-universes-video-229364.html\nGreat article on Hugh Everett III\nhttps://www.scientificamerican.com/article/hugh-everett-biography/\nThis is a little goofy, but always nice to see some local Buckhorn/Rapid City area lore\u2026after all this is the sacred lands of the Lakota\nhttp://rapidcityjournal.com/now/today/rcj/black-hills-ghost-stories/collection_9a079eda-799d-11e5-b74c-9b73ebaf901e.html#1\nHeinlein Links\nScience Fiction has been a source of enjoyment for me since I was ten years old, when I read Orphans of The Sky.\nRobert A. Heinlein Novel and Collections list\nhttp://www.luna-city.com/sf/rah.htm\nRobert A. Heinlein Homepage\nhttp://www.nitrosyncretic.com/rah/srah-links.html\nThe Heinlein Society\nhttp://www.heinleinsociety.org/links.html\nWavs\nThree WAV audio files were linked in this section:\nelectrical_interference_1.wav\nelectrical_interference_2.wav\nvortex.wav\nFooter\nAt the bottom of the home page were banner links to subscribe to the site's newsletter or donate, and several awards, including the Yahoo! Pick of the Week and the WebTrips Rockin' Site of the Week.\n"


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"Guestbook\nAs of 2016, the site guestbook contained the following posts:\nDate\nName\n03 Nov 10 05:12am\nDoris\nThere have been a few articles of well-known scientists who admitted they were trying to break thru to a parallel universe, so it\u2019s obvious even hard science is beginning to acknowledge there are indeed parallel universes. In general though science is a very dogmatic field and not open to enquiry. What\u2019s funny is when it\u2019s reported that science has \u2018found something that shouldn\u2019t exist\u2019 as if the whole universe is governed by man made laws of physics. Thanks for all your work, Bill...those of us in the community commend and support you!\n12 Oct 11 03:01am\nJ. Garvey\nRecently I had an experience that can only be explained by the existence of multiple dimensions. It was not a dream of any kind or anything I had experienced in the past. Without going into too much detail, I found myself present\u2026physically present with a close friend who passed in some other \u2018space\u2019 or \u2018dimension.\u2019 He has been gone for several years but in this elsewhere where I found myself he existed in flesh form. "


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"I know this sounds impossible, but it happened, I swear. This has completely changed my concepts of \u2018life\u2019 and \u2018consciousness'\n12 Oct 11 08:06pm\nBill Hastings\nvery powerful stuff, John...\n07 Mar 14 04:53pm\nAdam Z.\nIts chemicals that change\nthe brain - we can do\nthis. I know it.\nBetty is so cool!\n20 Sep 14 06:06pm\nStewart Fuller\nOh Lord \u2026 It was grand to meet you H.V.!\n08 Oct 14 07:15am\nGet A Life\nare you people crazy? there is no fucking 'zone.'fuck you and the spaceship you rode in on.\n16 Jan 15 02:42pm\nMary Susan\nmy grandmother remembers this - she\nsaid you are real but you should \u2026\n(not to say sorry.)\nand remember this is not my name! - so\nno one gets in trouble!\n08 Sep 15 05:37pm\nTom Pence\nH.V. \u2026 and B.H. \u2026\ngreat video\u2026 but not the good quality. I couldn\u2019t tell\n- was that light really fire? Was the boy burned?\nHis face looked burned. When will you do the \u201cthing\u201d?\n20 Nov 15 09:00pm\nfriend\nwhere are you people?\nBeginning in late July 2017, visiting the guestbook URL returned an internal server error (500).\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nTheSearchfortheZone.com was a real website owned by Rhino, intended to promote the release of the Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series) soundtrack. Mark Frost suggested the concept but was not involved in writing the site itself."


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"Thomas Packard\nThomas Packard was an heir to the Packard Sawmill. Business-minded, the mill absorbed the Martell Mill during his leadership.\nBiography\nLittle is known about Packard's life before fathering his son, Andrew in 1910 or 1911.\nIn October 1914, a knife fight ensued \u2013 allegedly over a girl \u2013 between Packard and two other men, Ersel Martell and Jean Jacques Renault, leaving Packard severely injured. After his recovery, Packard married Minnie Drixel, who has been rumored to be the girl involved with the fight.\nBy 1922, Packard inherited his family's sawmill, which he razed that year and built a much larger mill in its place, which flourished after he bought a v-shaped flume invented by Crosby Truman. During this time, Packard also lived in the Blue Pine Lodge.\nIn the spring of 1933, Zebulon Martell signed over to Packard the Martell Mill, which was subsequently closed by Packard in 1939.\nBehind the scenes\nPackard was first mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town as Ezekial Packard. However, he was renamed Thomas in The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Shopkeeper (London)\nAn unidentified shopkeeper worked in a hardware store in London, England.\nOne day in April 2016 Freddie Sykes attempted to purchase a single green glove from the hardware store, but the shopkeeper was contrary due to the package being already open. When Freddie left the money on the counter and ran away, the shopkeeper ran after him; Freddie wore the glove and punched the shopkeeper without thinking about it, snapping his neck. While narrating the story to James Hurley, Freddie described the shopkeeper as a \"jobsworth\", \"a person who delights in acting in an obstructive or otherwise unhelpful manner, as in, 'I can't do that, it's more than my job's worth.'\""


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"Theodora Ridgely\nTheodora Ridgely was a customer at Horne's Department Store.\nBiography\nIn early March 1989, Ridgely attempted to buy a perfume from Audrey Horne, wishing for a \"fruity\" scent that would \"make a statement.\"She soon became fed up with Audrey's attitude and left the perfume counter."


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"The ring\n\"This is the ring.\"\u2015The arm\nAn inscribed gold ring sat on an ornate table in the red room. It had an inset circle, composed of jade or a similar substance, which was inscribed with an insignia from the petroglyph on the wall of Owl Cave. The symbol somewhat resembled two peaks surrounding a central diamond, or an owl in flight.\nThe ring was associated with the arm, who offered it to Laura Palmer in a dream. From the early 1800s, several individuals were observed wearing this ring or ones resembling it.\nHistory\n\n19th century\nIn September 1805, the Corps of Discovery made contact with the Nez Perce tribe in northwestern Washington and treated with their chief Twisted Hair. The chief told Meriwether Lewis about a sacred grove above the nearby falls where several white men lived, and gave him three bizarre artifacts they had given to the tribe. One of these was an inscribed gold ring, which Lewis sketched for President Thomas Jefferson in a dispatch. After visiting the sacred place, Lewis destroyed the map but wrote that he intended to keep the ring. "


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"Lewis further reported that Twisted Hair had allowed him to take the ring with him, but at the same time also emphatically warned him to keep the ring in a small leather pouch at all times and to never try to wear it on his fingers.\nAfter Lewis' mysterious death at Grinder's Stand in October 1809, the leather pouch which Priscilla Grinder had seen him worrying the night before his death was found in his possessions, empty. Garland Briggs posited that the traitor Major James Neely had a hand in Lewis' death and speculated that he might have taken the ring for himself, referring to the fact that Neely had been seen by witnesses wearing some of the deceased Lewis' clothes in the days after the governor's death. Briggs also noted that Neely had disappeared under mysterious circumstances shortly after these sightings were reported, and with this any trace of the ring disappeared from known history for over a century.\n20th century\nIn August 1945, L. Ron Hubbard attended a Thelema gathering at the so-called \"Parsonage,\" the Pasadena home of rocket scientist and Thelemite Jack Parsons. "


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"During a conversation between the two that Hubbard later recounted for Congressman Richard Nixon, Hubbard noticed that Parsons was fiddling with an inscribed gold ring on his left ring finger, as he expounded on the tenets of Thelema and the nature of alchemy.\nFollowing this, Colonel Douglas Milford met with Jack Parsons on two occasions, to gather intel on him for Project Grudge, the first time on December 3, 1949, and the second time on June 15, 1952, just two days prior to Parsons' mysterious death. Milford, posing as a journalist from a left-wing magazine, was able to get an extensive interview with Parsons both times. During both meetings, Milford noticed that Parsons was wearing a \"jade green ring\" on his right hand. Notably, when Parsons died on June 17, 1952 in what appeared to be an unplanned explosion during a private experiment he was conducting in his apartment, his right arm was by all appearances obliterated in the explosion and no trace it of it was ever found.\n"


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"During a private meeting with Richard Nixon, now President of the United States, on February 19, 1973, at Nixon's personal compound on Key Biscayne, Florida, Douglas Milford noticed that Nixon was \"wearing a green ring on the ring finger of his right hand.\"1980s\nIn early 1988, the ring was in the possession of Teresa Banks, an underage waitress and prostitute living in Deer Meadow. She was photographed wearing it on her left hand. By the night of Banks' murder, however, it had gone missing.\nWhile conducting Banks' autopsy, FBI agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley noticed the indentation on Banks' finger where the ring had been, and asked Sheriff Cable if he had found it in her belongings, to no avail. When Desmond returned to the Fat Trout Trailer Park the next evening, he saw Teresa's ring on a pile of dirt beneath the trailer where Mrs. Chalfont and her grandson lived, and reached out to take it. Desmond was soon afterward reported missing.\nIn February 1989, agent Phillip Jeffries mentioned \"the ring\" in relation to Judy and a convenience store meeting, while trying to explain his two-year disappearance.\n\n\"Don't take the ring, Laura. Don't take the ring.\""


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"\u2015Dale Cooper\nThe week before Laura Palmer's death, she and her father Leland were accosted on the road by Mike's host Philip Gerard, who was wearing the ring on his right pinky. He waved it for Laura to see while trying to shout to her that Leland was BOB's host, but she couldn't hear over Leland gunning the engine. She later remembered seeing the ring on Teresa's hand the year before. In a dream, the arm waved his hand over the ring and then extended it to Laura, as Dale Cooper warned her not to take it. When she woke, she was terrified to find it in her hand, but it then disappeared.\nAfter Laura and Ronette were abducted by BOB and brought to the train graveyard in the woods, Mike threw the ring into the train after Ronette escaped. Laura placed it on her hand, causing Leland to scream in despair and exclaim, \"Don't make me do this!\"He then stabbed Laura to death.\nIn March 1989, a \"jade green ring\" was documented among Douglas Milford's belongings following his death the night after his wedding, and apparently returned to his widow, Lana Milford. "


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"Some years later, Lana dated a \"notorious resident of a certain eponymous tower on Fifth Avenue\" in New York City. In a photograph of the two taken at a charity event obtained by Tamara Preston, this man appeared to be wearing a green ring on his left ring finger, although the resolution was too poor to verify its identity.\nLater in March 1989, Annie Blackburn emerged from the Black Lodge wearing the ring. While she was being treated, an attending nurse at Calhoun Memorial Hospital removed the ring and, in a reverie, put it on her own finger.\n21st century\nDougie Jones, a tulpa of Dale Cooper, wore the ring on his left hand at the time of his death. Just before he was returned to the waiting room, Jones experienced his left arm going numb and became violently ill. Once there, he began to shrink and the ring fell off his hand. Jones then turned into a black cloud of smoke and shrunk into a gold orb. Mike collected the orb and the ring, returning the latter to its table.\nRay Monroe was given the ring by a man dressed as a prison guard at Yankton Federal Prison. "


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"He was ordered by someone claiming to be Phillip Jeffries to place it on the body of Cooper's doppelganger after killing him, as Cooper had something \"inside him\" that \"Jeffries\" wanted.\nAfter tracking down Ray at the farm, the doppelganger ordered him to put on the ring, and then shot him after obtaining Jeffries' location. The ring disappeared, then landed on the floor of the waiting room. Ray's corpse later appeared there as well, and Mike once again placed the ring back on its table.\nFollowing Dale Cooper's return to full consciousness, Mike appeared before him. Mike revealed that the doppelganger was still at large in the world, and then gave the ring to Cooper. Cooper hid the ring beneath his pillow just as Janey-E and Sonny Jim Jones arrived.\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Lucy Brennan shot and apparently killed Cooper's doppelganger. The real Cooper placed the ring on his doppelganger's finger, transporting both doppelganger and ring to the waiting room.\n"


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"Owners\nChief Twisted Hair, 1800s\nMeriwether Lewis, 1805\u20131809\nTeresa Banks, 1988\nPhillip Gerard, February 1989\nLaura Palmer, February 1989\nAnnie Blackburn, March 1989\nB. Roundtree, March 1989\nDougie Jones, September 2016\nRay Monroe, September 2016\nDale Cooper, October 2016\nUnverified\nJames Neely, 1809\nJack Parsons, August 1945\nRichard Nixon, August 1974\nDouglas Milford, March 1989\nLana Budding Milford, March 1989\u20131990s\nUnidentified Fifth Avenue resident, 1990s\nBehind the scenes\nIn Twin Peaks (2017), the ring seemingly serves to transport individuals, both living and recently deceased, to the red room upon death. This happens to both Ray Monroe and Cooper's doppelganger."


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"Tammy Wynette\n\"It's Tammy Wynette time, darling.\"\u2015Norma Jennings\nTammy Wynette was a singer.\nOn the evening of February 24, 1989, Norma Jennings referenced Wynette to Ed Hurley while speaking at the Roadhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nTammy Wynette (May 5, 1942 \u2013 April 6, 1998) was an American country music singer, nicknamed the \"First Lady of Country Music.\"She is best known for her signature song, \"Stand By Your Man.\""


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"Samuel Markowitz\nSamuel Markowitz was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 273 Cedar Street and his phone number was 555-2876."


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"Simon Nathanson\nSimon Nathanson was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington. He lived at 12 Steeplejack Road and his phone number was 555-1287."


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"The Secret History of Twin Peaks\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks is the third Twin Peaks novel, written by Mark Frost. It was released on October 18, 2016. The book is presented as a dossier, compiled by an unknown archivist, with annotations from FBI Special Agent \"TP,\" who has been assigned to discover the archivist's identity.\nOverview\nThe book is organized as a dossier with annotations by Special Agent \"TP\", who has been assigned by Deputy Director Gordon Cole to discover the identity of the person who compiled the dossier, referred to as the Archivist.\nThe dossier contains documents pertaining to the town of Twin Peaks and its inhabitants, particularly Douglas Milford. Milford was the town drunk until he drifted away from Twin Peaks and eventually joined the Air Force. During his time in the Air Force, he ended up in Roswell, New Mexico, where he was present for the alleged UFO crash. Following this incident, he was assigned to investigations pertaining to UFO sightings and was eventually put on Project Blue Book.\nThe Archivist revealed his identity as Major Garland Briggs, who Milford hand-picked as his successor. "


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"The dossier ended with a 'MAYDAY' message from Briggs on March 28, 1989, and Agent \"TP\" sent her findings to her superiors, signing her name as Tamara Preston.\nFeatures\n\n3D Glasses\nUsing 3D glasses on certain illustrations reveal interesting details with, as Dr. Jacoby says in the book, Red suppressing the logical and Blue suppressing the intuitive.\nOn another picture of an Owl, Red shows the Freemasonry's all-seeing eye (the Great Sign) within the representation of the fifth triangular number figure (instead of a common triangle). Blue shows only an owl, the representation of the Illuminati.\nOn a picture of an Owl, Red shows the face of a stereotypical alien while Blue only shows an Owl.\nOn the cover of Jacoby's book, The Eye of God, Red removes the subtitle \"Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind\" and the brand logo, leaving only the title followed by Dr. Lawrence Jacoby's name and also simplifies the cover picture to a dot inside a square inside another square. Blue changes nothing.\nThe preface of Jacoby's book: Red removes the name of those giving a favorable review of the book and half of Jacoby's picture. Blue removes the other half of Jacoby's picture.\n"


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"On the picture of Leland and BOB, Red removes BOB. Blue changes nothing.\nOn Norma's postcard to her parents, Red obscures (but does not completely eliminate) all her text, including the name and address of her parents (\"Lindstrom rather than \"Blackburn\"), and parts of the anachronistic \"First Man On The Moon\" stamp. Blue eliminates the \"Post Card\" label and lines (though not completely the stamp or postmark).\nRed removes all the marginal notes from \"TP\", including her verification of the facts and the further conclusions she draws\u2014as well as her identification as \"Tamara Preston\".\nSecret messages or oddities\nOn the picture of the Bookhouse Boys favorite books numbered from 1 to 11 by the Archivist using \"I\" instead of \"1\" like everywhere else he typed this number in his sections of the dossier. The Archivist also notes on this page that \u201cGood literature is a mirror through which we see ourselves more clearly\u2026\u201d.\nIf one holds this picture in front of a mirror, the only numbers which are not changed are I, 8 and II, and by taking the first word of each book title we have \"fear the double\". "


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"If we were using the number one written with a \"1\", then only 8 would be the same as its reflection, the book number 8 is associated with Cooper.\n\nThis means that the Archivist might be aware of what happened to Cooper.\nMilford's Buick's receipt was probably typed with the Archivist's typewriter as indicated lack of the numeral \"1\" which is replaced with an \"I\". It might be to indicate that Milford is not the Man in Black driving a black Buick sedan in the 1940s. To support that, Milford states in his diary after his visit of a military facility by Nixon, that his car was parked next to a black sedan. Furthermore, this receipt is not validated by one of TP's verifications.\nThe Ghostwood Bill of Sale was similarly likely forged by the Archivist. It might be to indicate that Ghostwood was not actually sold. Furthermore, this document is not validated by one of TP's verifications.\nAgent Preston doesn't end at least one of her anotation with \"TP\": annotation number 2 of section 7 of NOTABLE FAMILIES. This note is the one detailing what happened to Catherine and the Mill after the bank explosion.\n"


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"Differences between versions\nThe audiobook companion has at least two images different from other versions of the novel:\nThe picture of the Bookhouse books puts then name of the appropriate member under each of the 11 volumes, instead of a numbering going from \"I\" to \"II\" above them.\nThe cover of The Eye of God by Dr. Jacoby has a different illustration which is not affected by the use of 3D Glasses.\nDiscrepancies\nThe book contains various alleged continuity errors with the series. Indeed, author Mark Frost purposely decided for the book to be a dossier composed of a set of documents authored by various people, in which the facts presented could be in-universe errors made by these characters, even purposely including typos or statements that seem untrue, his reasoning being that actual historical documents are filled with inaccuracies. In The Final Dossier, it is stated that Harry Truman was a source for parts of the dossier, passing some data to Briggs while remaining uncredited: this may solve some of the discrepancies.\n"


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"Within the book alone\nMilford's enlistment form is to the US Air Force in 1941 while the book itself also states that he enlisted to the US Army Air Corps and that it did not become the USAF until 1947.\nThe Archivist talks about Milford with contempt when recounting the events of the 1940s. But starting on the page where he begins to talk about himself with the first person, as noted by TP, he talks about Milford fondly.\nThis shift in tone and behavior regarding Milford might indicate a change of Archivist.\nThe report of Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting places the event on June 25, while the previous news article states that it happened the previous day, June 24.\nThe archivist's \"faithful Corona\" does not have a * key even though he typed this symbol several times, including under this very picture. Other symbols such as the # and \u201c \u201d marks are also not on the depicted corona, which appears to be a 1939 Corona Standard with a German QWERTZ keyboard. While Corona has produced QWERTZ typewriters, those in the Standard series are uncommon if they ever even existed.\n"


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"The Archivist constantly uses upper case i \"I\" every time he should use \"1\", indicating that his typewriter does not have this key although the common real world usage is to use lower case l \"l\" since it is the exact same symbol. The archivist reveals himself to be Briggs and then put the picture of his typewriter which has the \"1\" key and starting on the next page with the transcript of his discussion with Milford, he uses \"1\" instead of any substitution.\nIt may be to indicate a change of Archivist. This follows the shift in style noted before.\nStates that Robert Jacoby died in 1969 before Milford bought the Twin Peaks Gazette and changed its name into the Twin Peaks Post. But many articles from Robert were written in the Post later and he was stated to have died again on November 19, 1986.\nJacoby has moved to Hawaii on March 19 but wrote a report on Ben's Civil War on March 22 at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.\nRobert Jacoby notes on page 316 that he \"first met in third grade ... And was seated behind her.\""


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"On page 320, his funeral cards indicate he was born in May 1931. This would make him a 16 year old 3rd grader since the Log Lady was in third grade in 1947 according to the \"Three Students Vanish\" entry beginning on page 142.\nDouglas Milford's middle name is given as \"James\" in his Roswell interview, while his obituary says \"Raymond.\"Milford's enlistment form from 1941 states that he has no distinctive marks. In 1985, he reveals a three triangle marking on his forearm to Major Briggs, dating back from his scoutmaster youth in Ghostwood Forest before his enlistment as noted by TP.\nThe Archivist's last entry is from March 28, 1989, yet the dossier contains the dying letter of Hank written three years later and Harry's letter which was apparently written after Cooper left town. He also wrote that Catherine became a recluse after the bank explosion which occurred on the very same day and that Lana got out of Twin Peaks six months later to get remarried.\nThis might indicate that the Archivist worked on earlier sections after writing this last entry. "


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"To support it, on her last entry, TP mentions \"the other data\" that she did not yet see.\nBenjamin Horne is stated to have been the student manager for the Twin Peaks High School football team in 1968. However, his birth date is later given as August 4, 1940, which would have made him 27 or 28 years old, a decade older than most high school seniors.\nIn her notes, Preston mistakenly refers to Charles Erskine Wood as \"Ernest Wood.\"With the real world\nIt can also be noted that one of the books from the picture of the Bookhouse Boys favorite tomes, The Boys of Summer, is an edition from 2006 meaning that the picture can not be from when the dossier was made. Indeed, the Harper Perennial 'olive' logo did not exist before 2005.\nIt might be done on purpose to indicate that the Archivist retroactively took the picture to include the secret message: \"Fear the Double\"/\"Cooper\"\nThe Hollywood postcard from Norma to her parents is dated April 17, 1969, while its FIRST MAN ON THE MOON stamp was later issued on September 9, 1969.\n"


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"Norma also wrote that the Tonight Show's guests that day were Sammy Davis Jr. and Victor Buono. In real life, the guests actually were Victor Buono and Peggy Lee (aka Norma Egstrom).\nDouglas Milford's enlistment form in the United States Air Force is from December 1941, although the archivist states that it was the Army Air Corps. But in the real world, it was actually the Army Air Forces from June 1941 to 1947.\nThe book implies that Aleister Crowley died in 1944, though he actually died in 1947.\nAdditionally, it states that Crowley's book, Moonchild, was published in 1923, whereas it was actually published in 1917.\nThe book implies that Betty Northrup and Jack Parsons began their affair in 1945, when she was 17. While she was indeed 17 at the beginning of their relationship, it actually began four years earlier, in 1941, and ended in 1945.\nWith the rest of the franchise\n\nWith the TV series and movies\nThe Archivist states Pete Martell played checkers, not chess. In the series, Pete assists Agent Cooper in his chess match with Windom Earle.\nThough, the Archivist was speaking figuratively, stating just after it that Catherine was \"only playing hardball.\""


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"Nadine's maiden name is stated in the book to be \"Gertz\", while Episode 17 states that it is \"Butler\".\nIn the book, Nadine's birthdate is given as January 25, 1950, which would make her 39 years old in the February\u2013March 1989 setting of the original show. But the show states her age to be 35.\nDr. Jacoby states that Laura turned 18 on the day she began consulting him when the show explicitly states her to have died at 17.\nIt might be because Laura lied to him so that he was not legally obliged to inform her parents.\nDetails of Ed and Nadine's relationship are different between the show and book. In the show, Ed and Nadine were married the spring after high school after Norma cheated on Ed with Hank. During their honeymoon, he accidentally shot out Nadine's eye with a buckshot that ricocheted off of a rock. "


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"The book states that Ed and Norma's relationship crumbled while Ed was in Vietnam and Hank intercepted letters he had sent to her, then Ed and Nadine fell in love after meeting at his gas station and that Nadine's eye was shot out during a hunting trip they took with Harry S. Truman.\nThe book states that Douglas Milford changed the name of the Twin Peaks Gazette to the Twin Peaks Post prior to when the series takes place although characters still call it the Gazette.\nHowever, the newspaper props seen episodes 18, 23 and 26 bear \"The Twin Peaks Post,\" indicating that it was officially renamed the Post but still commonly referred to as the Gazette.\nBen is stated to have surrendered at Appomattox during his Civil War reenactment following Jacoby's advice to get to the truth. In the show, Jacoby is the one who surrendered at Appomattox wanting for Ben reverse his emotional center.\nThe reconciliation between Ben and Audrey is not apparent in the book, due to a bitter note allegedly left by Audrey before she went to the bank. "


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"The note also indicates that Ben planned on proceeding with the Ghostwood plans, despite his campaign against it by the end of the show and the fact that it was in Catherine Martell's hands at this point.\nThis might be a consequence of changing the course of Ben's Civil War.\nIn the pilot set in February 1989, Harry S. Truman states Andrew Packard's \"death\" to have taken place \"last year,\" which would presumably mean 1988. However, the book and the Access Guide state that it occurred on September 27, 1987.\nThe Twin Peaks Post article mentions Margaret's log being Douglas Fir, even though it has always been stated as Ponderosa Pine, including in the Access Guide.\nThe book states that Josie Packard's autopsy was performed on March 11, 1989. However, when going by how many days pass in the show by the time of her death, Josie would have died around March 20, 1989.\nAs a result, this places Josie's death before that of Leland Palmer and Douglas Milford, the latter of which appears to be unchanged (the former is not mentioned in the book). This is sequentially incorrect in terms of the series.\n"


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"Douglas bought the Twin Peaks Gazette in 1969 and published a favorable article on his brother's fifth mayor candidacy. But Episode 17 states that Douglas wrote an unfavorable article for the first candidacy of his brother in 1962 although he was unopposed.\nIn the book, Lawrence Jacoby had moved to Hawaii by March 19, 1989, writing his final notes about Laura and had his license revoked on March 26. However, Jacoby appears to still be practicing psychiatry in Twin Peaks in the final episodes, which take place after this date.\nIn Hawk's journal \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" there is a photo of Ed and Norma captioned \"Big Ed and Norma at the RR.\"However, the photo is actually the two at the Roadhouse; a production still from the Pilot episode.\nThe book states Briggs to be the only officer in the military facility of Twin Peaks. But Episode 19 shows USAF Colonel Calvin Reilly to be a superior officer who is into the loop with Listening Post Alpha activities.\nReilly may have been a contact of Milford not stationed in Twin Peaks.\n"


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"The book states that the Great Northern opened in 1928 and Ben Horne was born in 1940. But Episode 18 shows a footage of Ben at the Great Northern groundbreaking. Similarly, the Access Guide states the Hotel groundbreaking to be in 1927 and using the same 1940 birthdate for Ben.\nThe series and film state Deer Meadow to be in the southwest corner of Washington, but the book states it is one county west of Twin Peaks.\nThe book states the Briggs received the \"Cooper, Cooper, Cooper\" message after Cooper solved Laura's murder, while in the series, it was during the investigation.\nThe message might have been detected on two different occasions.\nThe book states that Douglas' wedding occurred on the same night Briggs disappeared but this was not the case in the series.\nBriggs indicates that when he returned after his disappearance, he appeared in the same spot in the woods where he left; he then ran home. In the series he appears in a flash of light in his living room.\n"


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"With the Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nAccording to The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, the Log Lady's husband died by having fallen face-first into hot coals and burning to death. The Secret History of Twin Peaks states that Sam Lanterman fell into a burning ravine during a fire.\nSince the article in The Secret History of Twin Peaks does not actually declare Sam's cause of death, it is possible that when Sam fell into the burning ravine, he fell into hot coals that burned him to death.\nIn The Secret History of Twin Peaks, Jacoby states that Laura began seeing him six months before her death, when The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer states that she began seeing him over a year prior.\nWith Access Guide to the Town\nIn the Access Guide, the football team photo seems to show enough players for a regular eleven-player team. But in the Secret History, the plaque and description shows a seven-player squad.\nThe Guide states that coach Bobo Hobson was never caught on camera, fearing that it would take his soul but the dossier has a picture of him in a Twin Peaks Gazette article.\n"


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"In the Access Guide, Harry team number is #10, Ed is #60, Hank is #81 and Stan Lillas is #80 but in the dossier, Harry is #45, Ed is #65 and Hank is #80.\nThe Access Guide states the Martells arrived in Twin Peaks after the Packards, but the Secret History states the opposite.\nThe Guide is produced by Richard Saul Wurman who is a good friend of Andrew Packard, thus he may have written it this way to favor his friend's family.\nIn the Secret History, Pete's father is named Ersel, whose father is named Zebulon. But in the Access Guide, Pete's father is named Nealith, whose father is named Rudolph.\nIn the Access Guide, Pete's father is the one to sell the Martell Mill to the Packards one week before dying of indigestion. In the Secret History, it is Pete's grandfather selling to Andrew's father on his deathbed.\nIn the Access Guide, Andrew and Catherine's father is named Ezekial. In the Secret History, his name is Thomas.\nIn the Access Guide, Harry is stated to be the son of a mill worker named Boyd Truman. "


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"In the Secret History, it is said that he is the son of sheriff Frederick Truman.\nIn the Access Guide, Hawk is said to be the son of a Zuni shaman. In the Secret History, he is stated to be the full-blooded Nez Perce son of a mill worker.\nIn the Access Guide, Frank and Jerry are not seen in the roster of the Twin Peaks High Steeplejacks football team of 1968 and the student manager is Herb Fredrick instead of Ben.\nIn the Access Guide, the 1968 Steeplejacks never lost a game, including the last one against the Kettle Falls Cougars. In the Secret History, the 1968 Lumberjacks lost in their final game which was against the Kettle Falls Cougars.\nAudiobook\nThe audiobook edition features voices actors from the TV show reprising their or other roles as well as actors original to the franchise. No official credits of who plays what parts is known to be released. "


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"The following list includes all the actors and some of the audio characters portrayed:\nArthur Bishop as a Wisconsin journalist / Wayne Chance / Pendleton East Oregonian / Edward R. Murrow / Fred Crisman / Ezekiel / Jack Parsons\nLen Cariou as Thomas Jefferson / Lt. Dan Luhrman / Dr. Will Hayward / Richard Nixon\nAri Fliakos as Robert Jacoby\nMark Frost as Dr. Dan Hayward / Dr. Will Hayward / Cyril Pons\nMichael Horse as Chief Joseph / Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nMat Hostetler as Andrew Packard\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Deputy Director Gordon Cole / Captain Meriwether Lewis / Major James Neely / Colonel Nelson Miles / Kenneth Arnold / Paul Lantz\nRobert Knepper as Captain Charles Erskine Wood / Douglas Milford / Jackie Gleason\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper / Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nJames Morrison as Major Garland Briggs\nChris Mulkey as Captain William Clark / General Oliver Howard / Hank Jennings / L. Ron Hubbard\nAmy Shiels as Mrs. Paul Lantz / Norma Jennings / Audrey Horne / Margaret Lanterman\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nAnnie Wersching as Special Agent Tamara Preston\nTeasers\n\nYouTube\nA teaser video for the book was released on July 27, 2016.\n"


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"It shows the hands of an FBI Special Agent opening the contents of a package from Gordon Cole, who is now the Deputy Director of the FBI. It is postmarked August 3, 2016. The following elements are then shown:\nA 1903 Edward S. Curtis photo of Chief Joseph\nHandwritten notes from someone searching for a mine with a man called Denver Bob\nA cup of coffee\nA receipt for a 1947 Buick Roadmaster, sold to Douglas Milford by a salesman named Bob J. Hart. In the trailer, the paper looks old and withered but in the book this 70 years old document seems in pristine condition.\n2 sheets of paper pertaining to Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting in July 1947\nA slice of cherry pie\nA 3rd sheet of paper pertaining to Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting in July 1947\nA September 1947 physician's report concerning Margaret \"Maggie\" Coulson. It is interesting to note that the mark shown is the 3 triangles pointing at the centre marking that appears on Major Briggs' neck, not the one of two mountains that Margaret shows Cooper on the back of her knee. "


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"In the finished book the marking is changed to the way Cooper redraws the Major's markings on the chalkboard with the three triangles pointing upwards.\nDouglas Milford's United States Air Force enlistment form from December 8, 1941.\nA Hollywood postcard from Norma to her parents, dated April 17, 1969. The teaser's stamp is the - US10\u00a2 PRESERVE THE ENVIRONMENT stamp issued on April 18, 1974 while the one in the finished book is the FIRST MAN ON THE MOON stamp issued on September 9, 1969.\nA log, possibly from the Log Lady.\nA memorandum from Cole to the special agent, whose name is redacted. It says that the contents are from Cooper's investigation in Twin Peaks and may be related to a current case the agent has been assigned to, and that the identity of the person who compiled it must be discovered.\nGallery\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks by Mark FrostTeaserA package from Gordon Cole to \"Curtis took this photograph of Joseph in Seattle in 1903\"Denver Bob NotesDouglas Milford's Buick receiptKenneth Arnold UFO reportKenneth Arnold UFO report (cont.)"


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"Physician's report for Margaret CoulsonDouglas Milford's USAF enlistmentPostcard from Norma to her parentsMemorandum from Cole to Agent\nTwitter\nOn September 13, 2016, the Flatiron Books Twitter account tweeted a short video containing the quote, \"We saw things that maybe men aren't supposed to see,\" by Jack Parsons.\nAnother teaser was posted to the account on September 20, containing the Chief Joseph quote, \"I will go now to the place of smoke by the great falls and twin mountains to seek the aid of the Great Spirit Chief in this time of need.\"A third teaser was posted on September 27, with another Jack Parsons quote: \"I've often felt there were spirits in this wood...\" with images of Nadine Hurley, the Log Lady, and Lawrence Jacoby flashing in the background.\nSeptember 13, 2016 teaser screenshotSeptember 20, 2016 teaser screenshotSeptember 27, 2016 teaser screenshot\nSequel\nOn October 26, 2016, Mark Frost suggested that another book will follow the airing of Season 3.\nOn April 3, 2017, Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier was announced.\nBehind the scenes\nMark Frost re-read Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town to reacquaint himself with the geography and general history of Twin Peaks.\n"


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"Frost wrote the novel following his and David Lynch's submission of the initial nine-episode script for the limited series, during production on the series itself. Lynch reportedly has not read the novel."


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"Silver Mustang Casino\nThe Silver Mustang Casino was a casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, owned by brothers Rodney and Bradley Mitchum. Jade drove Dale Cooper there, thinking he was Dougie Jones, where Cooper miraculously won $425,000 in one night by playing the slots.\nThe Silver Mustang was supervised by Burns until the Mitchum brothers banned him from Las Vegas and replaced him with Warrick."


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"The Paranormal Review\nThe Paranormal Review was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nThe Timber Players' production of the play was a favorite of Norma Jennings.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Paranormal Review is a comedy written by Erik Brogger."


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"Szymon's Famous Coffees\nSzymon's Famous Coffees was a coffee shop in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nHistory\nIn 2016, Szymon's Famous Coffees was located near the entrance of the building that hosted the Lucky 7 Insurance offices. Lucky 7 employee Phil Bisby habitually made coffee runs at Szymon's before the firm's morning meetings.\nWhile being escorted by Bushnell Mullins to a meeting with Rodney and Bradley Mitchum, Dale Cooper saw Mike in the red room through the bakery doors, inviting him in. As the red room disappeared, Cooper walked through the entrance, followed by Mullins. The two got out with a box containing a cherry pie.\nLater, Anthony Sinclair invited Cooper over at Szymon's for a cup of coffee, which he intended to spike with poison. After taking a sip, Cooper began wondering in the shop to observe the cherry pie, allowing Sinclair to lace his coffee. When Cooper returned, Sinclair broke down in tears and ran to the toilets, taking the spiked coffee with him. "


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"Cooper took over Sinclair's coffee, and was brought a slice of pie by the shop's waitress Leslie; Sinclair emptied the cup in an urinal and threw it away, then returned to the table to apologize to Cooper, before running to the Lucky 7 offices."


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"The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nThe Man with the Gray Elevated Hair is the first short film of Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks.\nSynopsis\nI was sent to locate the man with the gray elevated hair. I traveled very far and for many months. Plants grew like hairstyles on the dried skin. I saw many landscapes on my journey. I saw black cables on long poles over the ground, always further to the point where nothing ends. Someone goes by slowly.\nI wondered what he's doing with all the people who are with him. They are speaking strange sentences and using strange equipment. Floating over white boxes, following my gray shadow against the measured lines, I wonder to myself: \"Are there still places where no footprints can be found?\"BASE CAMP\nKyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee, in full costume, join David Lynch in his trailer. Lynch shows them a reference shot of Laura Palmer from Fire Walk with Me and explains the scene they will film between them in the woods. (\"Part 17\")\nI see the spine of a sleeping dragon. Can you see it? Something is moving in the forest. "


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"Underneath, people stand rigid like trees. The nervous man with the silver face is running and falling, out of the dark, into the green.\nLynch greets David Patrick Kelly on his first day on location, joking that they both look exactly the same. Kelly recalls Lynch telling Harry Dean Stanton about yogis leaving their bodies before filming Stanton's death scene in Wild at Heart, then asks if he has similar advice for today's scene. Lynch explains that Jerry is lost and looking for \"the answer,\" and he is single-mindedly rushing to find it. They film several of Horne's scenes in the woods. (\"Part 12\")\nNearby, Lynch oversees construction on the golden pool of oil near Jack Rabbit's Palace, preparing to film the scene of the sheriffs finding Naido. He explains to Nae Yuuki how Andy will find and comfort her, as she moves her neck like a \"little animal\" and starts \"talking mechanical.\"Lynch then walks through the sequence of the sheriffs finding her and seeing a vortex in the sky, including Bobby Briggs doing a \"yellow-mouthed scream.\"(\"Part 14\")\nLynch steps away to film Jerry Horne's attempts to find cell reception. "


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"(\"Part 7\") He is dismayed to find that their buyer was unable to find the Fix-All he requested, instead coming back with \"Plaster of Paris, bullshit!\"The crew mixes the gold substance to pour into the pit.\nDuring a break, Kelly performs \"The Lass of Aughrim\" to much applause.\nFurther against the direction of the water, bright light shines on the face of a young woman. A mother twists herself inside the bottle, smashing her face into the carpet. Talking quietly in the corner, he tells her of the plan. Does the man with the gray elevated hair belong to her?\nAt the Palmer house location, Lynch, in a very low voice, talks Grace Zabriskie through the scene of Sarah Palmer watching a nature show. He explains an idea for another \"pretty strange\" scene he just came up with:\n\"You sense it's in God's hands. And you might, you know, you might make a noise, like 'Fuck!'you know, like you're out of stuff. And then you'll get up and go in the other room, we'll stay there. And you'll go in, you're rustling through some empty bottles. And you drink that but it's not enough. "


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"And then you'll leave the room, and, next thing you know you're on your way to the bar.\"\"Okay, the third thing is: you're on your hands and knees. You've got the picture of Laura Palmer. And it's on the rug... and you're sort of screaming at it. And you hit it with the bottle and break it.\"\"Those three things. Okay. I love you so much.\"They set up to film the nature show scene, Lynch describing the particular way Sarah sits and drinks. (\"Part 2\")\nDuring a smoke break, Lynch explains Audrey Horne's emotional state and relationship with Charlie to Sherilyn Fenn as they prepare to film their extended argument. (\"Part 12\") Fenn jokes that Audrey is giving Charlie \"the business\" like she gave Lynch the business, and comments that Audrey seems like a child-woman, switching back and forth between personalities. Lynch says the dream Audrey had about Billy is predominant in her thoughts. She asks what \"papers\" she threatens Charlie with; he demurs, but says it could refer to a divorce contract, and suggests that \"Paul\" would \"kick his ass\" if she went to him.\nNothing stands in the way of the curious view now. "


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"I see, in the end, everything looks the same. Why is the headless body sleeping on the table? Are these the last thoughts of a free-standing mind?\nAt the \"Part 18\" motel location, Lynch walks MacLachlan and Laura Dern through their first scene inside the motel room. They laugh at his direction to \"kiss hot.\"Lynch comments on how strange it is to be working with both of them twenty-five years after their collaboration on Blue Velvet. Lynch tells the crew particular shots to get for the sex scene that follows.\n"


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"People featured\nDana Ashbrook\nScott Cameron\nPeter Deming\nLaura Dern\nSherilyn Fenn\nRobert Forster\nCori Glazer\nHarry Goaz\nMichael Horse\nDavid Patrick Kelly\nSheryl Lee\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nJohn Sclimenti\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nNae Yuuki\nGrace Zabriskie\nCredits\nSee: Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks \u00a7 Credits\nMusic\n\"Atmo27\"\n\"Sunday Morning\"\n\"Nosin is to late #1\"\n\"Nosin is to late #2\"\n\"MUDU lo #1\"\n\"Banchi Man\"\n\"YoumeMudu\"\n\"The Lass of Aughrim\"\n\"Evel Knievel's Knees #1\"\n\"Mudu_slow\"\n\"Flying Mudu\"\n\"Malantata\"\n\"Juhiju\"\nAttribution\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6\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 2.3 2.4\nWritten by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nPerformed by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nProduced by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\n\u2191 Performed by David Patrick Kelly\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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"The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper is the second Twin Peaks novel, written by Scott Frost.\nThe novel is presented as a collection of transcripts from Agent Dale Cooper's audio tapes, from his childhood to the day he is assigned to the Laura Palmer case. The book includes Dale's upbringing in Philadelphia, family, education at Quaker institutions Germantown Friends School and Haverford College, first stumbles with love, obsession with the FBI, and the relationship between him, Windom Earle, and Earle's wife, Caroline. Many of these tape transcripts are dictated to \"Diane,\" though a later tape states that Cooper enjoys the thought of Diane listening to his tapes so much that he will address all tapes to her, whether she will ever listen to them or not.\nDiscrepancies\n\nContinuity errors\nAlbert Rosenfield's surname is spelled as \"Rosenfelt.\"Caroline Earle is stated to have died in 1979, when in the series, Cooper said she died \"four years ago,\" which would place her murder around 1985.\n"


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"The largest inconsistencies lie with the murder of Teresa Banks, as the book was written before the making of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nIn the book, Teresa's body is found in a ditch, she worked at Cross River Caf\u00e9 and she lived in a lakeside cabin, none of which is true in the film.\nIn the book, Cooper investigates Teresa's murder. In the film, the case is assigned to Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley. It was originally planned for Cooper to investigate in the film, but Kyle MacLachlan wished to have a smaller role.\nThe Final Dossier has many inconsistencies with this novel, especially the Windom Earle related sections, but the former explains that Diane's double heavily modified the content of the tapes while doing their transcripts.\nHistorical inaccuracies\nCooper says on April 20, 1968 that he performed the Heimlich maneuver on his scoutmaster. However, the Heimlich maneuver was first introduced in 1974.\nRobert F. Kennedy's assassination is presented in the book as if he died within hours after his shooting, as Cooper's father gets him out of bed at 3:30 a.m. on June 6 to watch news coverage, as if his shooting was just reported. "


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"At 5:00 a.m., Cooper indicates that Kennedy had died by then. While the time of death is accurate, Kennedy was shot 26 hours before his death and it was reported by the media quickly after it occurred, which would almost certainly mean that the Coopers would have already been aware of the shooting.\nCooper notes on May 12, 1969 that it is Mother's Day. In real life, Mother's Day that year was on the day before."


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"The Nightingale\n\"The Nightingale\" was a song by Julee Cruise.\nCruise performed the song after \"Falling\" on the evening of February 24, 1989.\nLyrics\nThe nightingaleIt said to me'There is a loveMeant for me'The nightingaleIt flew to meAnd told meThat it found my loveHe said one day'I'll meet you'Our hearts will flyWith the nightingaleThe nightingaleHe told meOne day'You will be with me'The nightingaleSaid he knew'That your loveWould find my love one day'My heart fliesWith the nightingaleThrough the nightAll across the worldI long to see youTo touch youTo love youForever more\nBehind the scenes\n\"The Nightingale\" is a song by Julee Cruise. It first appeared on her 1989 album Floating into the Night, and was subsequently included on the Soundtrack from Twin Peaks. The song was performed by Cruise as the Roadhouse singer in the pilot episode of Twin Peaks.\nThe music was written by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics were written by David Lynch."


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"The Battleship Potemkin\nThe Battleship Potemkin was a film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. Alongside The Gold Rush, it was one of the first films to be screened at the Bijou Opera House.\nBehind the scenes\nBattleship Potemkin is a 1925 silent film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. It portrays a dramatization of a real-life 1905 mutiny and is regarded as one of the greatest films of all-time."


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"Theme from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\n\"Theme from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\" is an instrumental that appears in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nA version titled \"She Would Die for Love\" with lyrics written by David Lynch was recorded by Julee Cruise for her 1993 album, The Voice of Love."


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"The Cactus Blossoms\nThe Cactus Blossoms were a music group.\nAround 2016, the Cactus Blossoms played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Mississippi.\"Behind the scenes\nThe Cactus Blossoms is an American country-blues duo band originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, consisting of brothers Jack Torrey and Page Burkum. Their performance for Twin Peaks was used as the end credits backdrop for Part 3. Also appearing with the group were Joel Paterson, Beau Sample, and Alex Hall."


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"Sven Jorgenson\nSven Jorgenson was a Norwegian businessman.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Jorgenson was present at the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington to discuss a business deal to invest in Benjamin Horne's Ghostwood Development Project.\nHowever, after Horne's daughter, Audrey announced to Jorgenson and his fellow businessmen that her friend Laura Palmer was found murdered, the Norwegians left the town with haste.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Arnie Stenseth, who portrayed Jorgenson, the character was originally to appear in two more episodes of Twin Peaks, but the idea was scrapped."


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"Susan Hurley\nSusan Hurley was a writer and the mother of James Hurley.\nBiography\nHurley was a prolific writer of poems and short stories and sometimes contributed to the local newspaper in Twin Peaks, Washington. She married Billy Hurley, with whom she had a son, James.\nWhen James was ten, Billy left the family. Subsequently, Susan became dependent on alcohol and would engage in flings with various men.\nJames' mother appears in a scene found in the original scripts for both \"Episode 4\" and \"Episode 10\". In the scene, she returned home to her son after a four-day absence and noticed that James was particularly moody, which she correctly guessed was due to girl problems. James told her about Laura, and she told him that one never knows when a woman is \"an angel or a harpie sent from hell to rend your heart.\"James told her that Laura was both.\nShe returned home under the influence one day in March 1989, infuriating her son.\nBehind the scenes\nJames' mother originally appears as Colleen Hurley in a scene that is present in the scripts for both \"Episode 4\" and \"Episode 10\". "


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"Evidence of the scene remains in \"Episode 10\" with a scene where James goes to Maddy Ferguson, frustrated by the encounter with his mother in the deleted scene. This scene was filmed, with actress Linda Carlson in the role, but it was cut due to time constraints. The scene has never been released in any form.\nAs of The Secret History of Twin Peaks, she was given the name Susan."


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"The Nine Inch Nails\nThe Nine Inch Nails was an industrial rock band.\nIn 2016, the Nine Inch Nails performed their song \"She's Gone Away\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, introduced by the bar's MC.\nBehind the scenes\nNine Inch Nails (abbreviated as NIN) is an American industrial rock band founded in 1988 by Trent Reznor, the main producer, singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, and the only constant member of the group. Since then, they have released ten studio albums. Joining Reznor onstage in Part 8 are Reznor's wife Mariqueen Maandig Reznor, Atticus Ross, Robin Finck, Alessandro Cortini, and Joey Castillo. Curiously, contrary to their usual name, the MC introduces them as \"the Nine Inch Nails\"; the end credits also identify them as \"The\" Nine Inch Nails.\nReznor contributed to the soundtrack of David Lynch's film Lost Highway (1997). More recently, Lynch directed the video for Nine Inch Nails' 2013 single \"Came Back Haunted.\""


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"Ted Bjornborg\nTed Bjornborg was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Ted\nTed was a member of the 24th Street Gang who stole Dale Cooper's tape recorder in January 1968.\nAt the age of sixteen, Ted was convicted of manslaughter and was the victim of various assaults while serving his sentence. During his first year of incarceration, he decided to eschew a life of crime after watching a snowstorm, particularly taking note of the large snowflakes.\nHe met Cooper again on December 26, 1975 and discussed his time in prison and his life since. As of this meeting, Ted was working two jobs and studying to become an accountant."


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"Tom Paige\nTom Paige was the husband of Beverly Paige.\nBiography\nAt some point, Tom became ill from an unspecified disease. His illness made him unable to attend work, forcing Beverly to get a job in order to support the two in the meantime.\nBeverly came home late one night from work, and Tom inquired upon her lateness. When Beverly said she was doing \"things\" and Tom asked her to specify, she became very angry. She accused Tom of trying to use his illness to make her feel guilty, and reminded him that because of his illness she had been forced to go back to work and support the two of them."


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"Toad (cook)\nFor the diner's frequent customer of the same name, see Toad.\nToad was a cook at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nThe cook commented to Norma Jennings one 1989 day at the diner about how quiet business had been.\nToad was still working at the diner as of late 2016, and would pick up deliveries of bread from Shelly's daughter, Becky Burnett. One night, Norma told Toad to shut off the lights when somebody fired a gun through the diner's window.\nBehind the scenes\nToad was played by Marv Rosand, who died on September 21, 2015. He appears posthumously in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks. Although referred to as Toad in the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, this name was never used on-screen for the character until his appearance in Part 5.\nHe seems to be unrelated to the customer Toad: the name similarity may come from the fact that Lynch forgot about the previous character while making the movie.\nIn episode 6, an uncredited Bob Stephenson portrayed a burger cook. Another cook with no lines appeared in Episode 28 of Twin Peaks, played by an uncredited JC Motes. "


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"The World According to Garp\nThe World According to Garp was a book by John Irving.\nA favorite of Andy Brennan, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe World According to Garp is a 1978 novel by John Irving.\nThe 1982 film adaptation features Peter Michael Goetz."


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"The arm\n\"Let's rock!\"\"The arm\" was the self-professed name of a being from the red room who appeared in dreams to both Laura Palmer and Special Agent Dale Cooper, primarily in the form of a dancing, red-suited little man. The arm had an unclear relationship with the spirit known as Mike, whose human host, Phillip Gerard, claimed in one of Cooper's dreams that he had cut off his own arm to rid himself of evil.\nEpisode end credits identify the character as \"Man from Another Place.\"Biography\n\nAbove a convenience store\nThe arm sat across from BOB at a formica table in a dirty room above a convenience store. Seated around the room were an electrician, Mrs. Chalfont, Pierre, and two woodsmen, while a jumping man screamed and darted about.\nThe arm said:\n\"The chrome reflects our image. From pure air, we have descended, from pure air. Going up and down. Intercourse between the two worlds.\"He then smiled at the bowls of creamed corn on the table, identifying them as \"garmonbozia,\" and commented on the green color of the table itself. BOB replied: \"I have the fury of my own momentum.\""


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"The arm said \"With this ring, I thee wed,\" and laughed with BOB, before adding: \"Fire walk with me.\"BOB clapped, and the curtains of the red room appeared. The two exited through the curtains, laughing.\nDeer Meadow\nIn 1988, a particular telephone pole in the Fat Trout Trailer Park occasionally emitted the sound of the arm whooping. This occurred during both of Agent Chet Desmond's visits to the trailer park while he was investigating the murder of resident Teresa Banks. After Desmond's disappearance, the phrase \"Let's rock\" was written in pink cursive on the windshield of his abandoned car.\nWhile investigating a series of bank robberies, Dale Cooper found himself dwelling on the strange case of Banks' murder. One night, he had a dream in which he danced with a little man and a beautiful young woman.\nLaura Palmer's final days\nShortly before her death in February 1989, Laura Palmer had a dream in which she observed a meeting between the arm and Dale Cooper. The little man questioned whether it was future or past, and then told Cooper: \"Do you know who I am? I am the arm. "


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"And I sound like this...\" before making an eerie whooping sound. He then picked up a gold ring from a nearby table and held it up for Laura, which Cooper implored her not to take.\nThe next Sunday, the same whooping sound could be heard when Phillip Gerard confronted Leland and Laura on the road. After the confrontation, Laura asked if she had somehow met Gerard before, although she had only seen the arm and Cooper in her dream.\nOn the night of February 21, Laura dreamed she was in a strange room with the little man and a very old Cooper. She struggled to speak, but the words came out sounding strange. Eventually, Laura stood and kissed the old man, then whispered the identity of her killer into his ear. She described the dream in her diary the following day.\nAfter murdering Laura at the train graveyard near Twin Peaks, Leland and BOB entered the red room through the curtains at Glastonbury Grove and found the arm seated next to Mike. The arm placed his hand where Gerard's left arm used to be, and the two spoke in unison: \"Bob, I want all my garmonbozia.\""


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"In response, BOB held his hand to Leland's stomach and then threw a great quantity of blood onto the floor. The little man then ate a spoonful of creamed corn.\nDale Cooper's dreams\n\nOn the night of February 26, Dale Cooper had a dream which corresponded exactly to the one Laura had, two days before her murder. The little man stood with his back turned, shaking, before spinning around with a clap and exclaiming, \"Let's rock!\"The arm sat down and said that the gum Cooper liked was going to come back in style. He remarked that the girl sitting next to him was his cousin, although she happened to look exactly like Laura Palmer. The arm said that she was \"full of secrets,\" and that where the two of them were from, \"the birds sing a pretty song and there's always music in the air.\"He then stood up and began dancing as music began to play.\nCooper described the dream to Sheriff Harry Truman and Lucy Moran the following morning. Several of the little man's strange remarks later bore curious connections to his investigation of Laura's murder. "


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"The singing birds and music referenced the cabin belonging to Jacques Renault where Laura had been taken before her death, while the \"favorite gum\" apparently referenced Leland Palmer's \"favorite gum in the world.\"His incessant dancing mirrored Leland's spontaneous bouts of singing and dancing over the next several days.\nFollowing the death of Josie Packard, the little man appeared to Agent Cooper, dancing on the bed where Josie's body had been moments before.\nWith Cooper in the red room\nIn March 1989, the man appeared to Cooper when the latter entered the red room via the curtains in Glastonbury Grove. He emerged from a curtain, dancing over to a set of armchairs as a singer performed \"Sycamore Trees.\"Later, seated with Cooper, the arm told him: \"When you see me again, it won't be me,\" then stomped his foot. He explained that they were in the \"waiting room\" and offered him coffee, mentioning that some of Cooper's friends were here. Laura Palmer then briefly sat down next to the man to speak to Cooper, followed by an elderly waiter from the Great Northern, who brought Cooper a cup of coffee. "


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"Suddenly, the Giant appeared in the waiter's place, rejoining the little man and saying, \"One and the same,\" then disappearing. The arm grinned and rubbed his hands together as Agent Cooper's coffee began shifting, solidifying one moment and then gaining the consistency of a thick sludge. He then said \"Wow, Bob, wow. Fire walk with me,\", and then disappeared in a burst of flame.\nAs Cooper wandered the halls, the arm, still seated in the same chair, indicated that Cooper had gone the \"wrong way.\"Later, he danced and laughed hideously, announcing that \"another friend\" was near, which turned out to be Maddy Ferguson. Finally, in a completely empty room, the little man, now with pale white eyes, danced in place and said the word \"Doppelganger.\"Later, just as in Laura's dream, the man spoke to Cooper, questioning whether it was future or past and identifying himself as the arm. This time, however, there was no ring on the table, as the arm explained that \"someone else\" has it now. Cooper realized with horror that Annie Blackburn was in danger, and asked how he could leave. "


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"The arm answered that Cooper was \"here,\" and there was no place to go but \"home,\" before laughing and beginning to dance.\nPost-evolution\nOver the next twenty-five years, the arm evolved. In his new form, he resembled a slowly moving tree sending random electrical current with a pink fleshy-looking mass, the same shape as his former cranium, atop its trunk swelling in and out like a balloon.\nIn September 2016, Phillip Gerard led Cooper into the arm's chamber and pointed to him, explaining that it was \"The evolution of the arm.\"The tree repeated its customary greeting, then asked Agent Cooper if he remembered his doppelganger. The other Cooper, he said, needed to come \"back in\" before the real Cooper could \"go out.\"The arm then said, \"253. Time and time again,\" before repeatedly saying BOB's name and bidding Cooper to go.\nAs Cooper was attempting to find the exit, a nearby statue transformed into the arm's doppelganger, also now resembling a tree sending random electricity but more violent and with a diseased black-and-yellow head. It roared and lashed Cooper with its branches, screaming \"Non-exist-ent!\"Suddenly, the floor gave way and Cooper fell into empty space.\n"


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"In Las Vegas, the arm appeared in miniature form to a catatonic Cooper as he disarmed Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler, repeatedly telling Cooper to \"Squeeze his hand off!\"After attempting to prevent Laura Palmer's murder, Cooper met the arm in the red room once more. This time, echoing Audrey Horne, the tree asked him, \"Is it the story of the little girl who lived down the lane? Is it?\"Non-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nTwenty-five years after Laura Palmer's death, Dale Cooper finds himself in a strange red-curtained room with the little man and a woman who looks exactly like Laura.\nThe scene is essentially identical to the final scene of \"Episode 2,\" which repurposes it as part of Cooper's dream.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nThe man (played by Mike Myers) goes to Agent Cooper's room after Leo confesses to Laura's murder. When Cooper says he plans to get a pie from the Double R Diner, the man asks if they have little pies and starts to follow him out, but then the agent decides to go to bed. The man starts dancing.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nThe Man from Another Place was played by American actor Michael J. Anderson, who was first approached by David Lynch as the eponymous character of the unproduced movie Ronnie Rocket and they later worked together on Industrial Symphony No. 1 and Mulholland Drive.\nThe little man's identity and relationship with Mike is only vaguely alluded to in the series and film. However, the shooting script for Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me explicitly identifies the man as \"Mike\" in the convenience store sequence.\nDue to payment disputes with Showtime, Anderson did not reprise the role in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nAn uncredited voice actor provided the arm's voice in Anderson's stead. When asked about the identity of the actor, executive producer Sabrina S. Sutherland responded, \"Unfortunately, I think this question should remain a mystery and not be answered.\"The evolution of the arm's lip movements were based upon footage of Lynch's mouth.\nReverse speak\nThe strange cadence of the Man's dialogue was achieved by having Anderson speak into a recorder. This was then played in reverse, and Anderson was directed to repeat the reversed original. "


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"This \u201creverse-speak\u201d was then reversed again in editing to bring it back to the normal direction. This created the strange rhythm and accentuation that set Cooper's dream world apart from the real world.\nAnderson recalls that his reverse-speak was not difficult to master as, coincidentally, he had used it as a secret language with his junior high school friends. Series creator David Lynch was unaware of this when he cast Anderson in the part and had hired a trainer to help Anderson with enunciation. When he found out Anderson could already talk backward, he canceled the trainer and wrote more difficult lines of dialogue for Anderson to read.\nThe evolution of the arm\nThe tree was made entirely using CGI, the practical set only having an X mark on the curtains. The arm and its doppelganger, referred to as the Good and Bad Tree, were created by the visual company based on Lynch's sculptures of trees and the lip sync being done using footage of Lynch's mouth. It is very similar to the cover made by Lynch for \"The Voice of Love\" album by Julee Cruise. "


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"The cover is a picture of an experiment made by Lynch, who stuffed turkey and cheese into a head-shaped hollowed clay figure and photographed ants eating it.\nLynch unambiguously states that the head on top is just a head, not a talking brain, a gland or a neuron.\nIt is also reminiscent of The Grandmother, a short film he directed where a boy made a tree from which he pulled an old woman. A tree also seemed to be an important part of Eraserhead."


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"Trudy Chelgren\n\"I think what makes Trudy so special is that her smile never leaves her face and everyone who comes to the Timber Room notices that and feels special, too.\"\u2015Benjamin Horne\nTrudy Chelgren was a waitress at the Great Northern.\nBiography\nBorn in Twin Peaks, Trudy was at one point the assistant captain of the Twin Peaks High School cheerleading squad and Morale Officer of the Bridge Club. She also sang soprano in the Twin Peaks United Nations Choir.\nIn 1989, she served breakfast to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper on numerous occasions, and he highly approved of the coffee she served him.\nTrudy also played piano at a gathering held at the hotel for visiting Icelandic businessmen."


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"Tarifa\n\"Tarifa\" was a song by Sharon Van Etten.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Van Etten played \"Tarifa\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Tarifa\" is a song from Sharon Van Etten's fourth studio album, Are We There (2014). The song, as a new mix omitting the original's woodwind track, was featured in \"Part 6\" of Twin Peaks (2017) and appeared as track 8 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nLyrics\nHit the groundThe yard, I found somethingI could taste your mouthShut the doorNow in the sun tanningYou were so justLooking across the skyCan't rememberI can't recall, noI can't remember anything at allWe skipped the sunriseLooking across the grassSaid he wantedAnd not that I'm \"every\"It's the same, I could mean you were rightEveryone elseHasn't a chance, don'tFail me nowOpen arms, restLet's run underCursing myself at nightSlow it was sevenI wish it was seven all nightTell me whenTell me when is this over?Chewed you outChew me out when I'm stupidI don't wannaEveryone else palesSend in the owlTell me I'm not a childYou summonForget about everyone elseFall away somehowTo figure it out\nCredits\nWritten and Performed by Sharon Van Etten\nCourtesy of Jagjaguwar"


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"Timber Falls Motel\nTimber Falls Motel was a motel in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nBenjamin Horne and Catherine Martell met at the motel to discuss their plans to destroy the Packard Sawmill as Jocelyn Packard spied on them. At the same time, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, and Deputy Andy Brennan questioned a one-armed shoe salesman named Phillip Gerard about his possible connections to the murder of Laura Palmer.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes outside the Timber Falls Motel were shot in the Malibou Lake Mountain Club, a private club located at 29033 Lake Vista Dr. in Agoura Hills, California."


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"Tom Johnson\nTom Johnson was a childhood friend of Dale Cooper.\nOn February 16, 1968, upon learning that his brother, Will, had died in Vietnam, Tom was seen running from his house to Fairmount Park. Upset at his brother, he hit his own hand with a rock to the point of bleeding. Shortly after Cooper discovered him sitting next to an oak tree, Tom began crying and swinging a stick at bushes and trees.\nOn the 23rd, Tom received a letter and a leaf from Will that had been mailed prior to his death.\nTwo days later, at his brother's funeral, Tom asked his father if he could see Will's body, but he was told that the coffin had been sealed by the army due to the nature of his death."


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"Timothy Leary\nDr. Timothy Leary reviewed Dr. Lawrence Jacoby's book, The Eye of God: Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind, commenting, \"Jacoby talks the talk and he definitely walks the walk.\"Behind the scenes\nTimothy Leary (October 22, 1920 \u2013 May 31, 1996) was an American psychologist and proponent of psychoactive drugs."


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"Tim Simons\nTim Simons was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Thomas Jefferson\nThomas Jefferson was the United States President who commissioned the Corps of Discovery.\nBiography\nJefferson was raised in Virginia and knew Meriwether Lewis since his childhood.\nLewis later became Jefferson's secretary and was chosen by him to lead the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition across the Louisiana Purchase.\nIn 1805, General James Wilkinson revealed to Jefferson a plot by former vice president Aaron Burr to seize land in Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana in order to establish a republic to be led by Burr.\nOn September 25, Lewis wrote to Jefferson a letter in which he described a meeting with the Nez Perce Chief Twisted Hair, who provided him with a strange ring and a map to an area later known as Glastonbury Grove. Lewis informed the President of his intention to explore the area charted in the map.\nAfter weeks of silence from Lewis, Jefferson received communication from him that Jefferson surmised to have been written in the midst of delirium, as it contained strange and often incoherent ramblings alongside Lewis' usual writing. Jefferson reflected on these writings in his journals.\nBy October 1809, Jefferson was succeeded in office by James Madison.\n"


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"Following Lewis' death, Jefferson was informed by Major James Neely, who stated his death to have been suicide. However, in the following weeks, he received a letter from Major Gilbert Russell, who described the death as \"murder.\"Despite this, another letter from Russell \u2013 dated two years after and possibly forged \u2013 described Lewis as having been \"deranged\" and that he had attempted suicide multiple times prior to his death. This letter cemented Jefferson's opinion that Lewis committed suicide.\nFollowing the return of the Corps of Discovery in 1807, Jefferson appointed Lewis governor of the Upper Louisiana Territory and at some point initiated him into Freemasonry.\nJefferson's writings on Lewis' letters were stored alongside various writings on Freemasonry and supernatural beliefs of Native Americans. These writings resided in a maximum-security section of the Library of Congress as of the 1940s.\nBehind the scenes\nThomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 \u2013 July 4, 1826) was the third President of the United States and one of the nation's Founding Fathers, having been the primary author of the Declaration of Independence.\nJefferson's journals were narrated by Len Cariou in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"To Kill a Mockingbird\nTo Kill a Mockingbird was a book written by Harper Lee.\nA favorite of Harry S. Truman, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nTo Kill a Mockingbird is a 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel written by Harper Lee."


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"Trick\n\"I almost got killed coming over here! Some fucking ass-eater ran me off the highway, all I see is two headlights coming fucking right at me! I ran off the road and almost hit a tree, some farmer had to pull me out!\"Trick was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nTrick was under house arrest. After his release, he was run off the road one night by an oncoming car, sending him into a ditch. A farmer had to help pull his car back onto the road. He joined Abbie and Natalie at the Roadhouse minutes later, telling them excitedly what had happened before leaving to get them another round."


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"The Warren Commission Report\nThe Warren Commission Report: The Official Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a published report of an investigation into the death of President John F. Kennedy.\nThe report was a favorite book of Dale Cooper and a copy was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Warren Commission was an investigation ordered by United States President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1963 to investigate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.\nThe report concluded that Kennedy was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald, who acted entirely alone.\nAgent Cooper expresses doubt over the commission's findings in Episode 1."


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"Thomas Eckhardt\nThomas Eckhardt was a South Africa \u00e9migr\u00e9 in Hong Kong and the former business partner of Andrew Packard, whom he arranged to have killed.\nBiography\nIn the early 1980s, Josie Packard became associated with Eckhardt until she left China with Eckhardt's former business partner, Andrew Packard. He arranged through Josie to have Packard killed in 1987.\nAfter tracking Josie down to Twin Peaks, Washington in the United States, he traveled there with his assistant, Jones in March 1989. Thomas called her, wishing to meet with her, but Packard's sister, Catherine Martell, hopped onto the line, welcoming him to Twin Peaks.\nHe went to Blue Pine Lodge, the home of the Martells and Josie. He and Catherine discussed his past with Packard \u2014 who he arranged to have killed two years prior \u2014 and the handling of Josie.\nThe following day, Eckhardt went to the elevator at the Great Northern Hotel, where he encountered Andrew Packard, who was alive and well. He told Thomas that Josie was the reason he was able to avoid death.\n\nHe met with Josie in his suite and, after a commotion, she shot him. "


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"Dale Cooper showed up at the door as Thomas rose from bed, bleeding from his chest and laughing until he fell over, dead.\nHe left behind a puzzle box for Packard, which contained a key to a safety deposit box at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan. Inside of this safety deposit box was a bomb with a note reading, \"Got you, Andrew. Love, Thomas.\"The bomb took the lives of Packard, Pete Martell, and Dell Mibbler."


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"Tina\n\"Okay, call the bitch. See what she knows.\"\u2015Audrey Horne\nTina was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nTina was secretly seeing Billy until \"pretty recently,\" according to Tina's daughter, Megan. Audrey Horne, who was also involved with Billy, said that she hated her.\nMegan described to her friend Sophie how, one night, Billy had leaped over a six-foot fence and run into her and Tina's home, bleeding from the nose and mouth. He had held his head in the sink and then ran out again, the whole episode lasting about ten seconds. Megan couldn't remember if her uncle had also been there.\nChuck told Audrey that Tina had been the last person to see Billy before his disappearance. At Audrey's insistence, Charlie called Tina to inquire after Billy, and she told him something shocking that he wouldn't reveal."


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"Tony Bacci\nTony Bacci was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Toby Markle\nToby Markle was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"There's a Girl in My Soup\nThere's a Girl in My Soup was a play performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nBehind the scenes\nThere's a Girl in My Soup is a comedy written by Terence Frisby, which originally premiered in 1966. Its initial run ended in 1973, making it the longest-running comedy in West End."


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"Thor's Trading Post\nThor's Trading Post, originally known as Wakahannawawak Trading Post, was a trading post located in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nThe Wakahannawawak Trading Post was founded by 1888 and dealt furs and potables. The trading post was also said by some to offer opium.\nBy 1905, the trading post adopted the name Thor's and faced its fiercest competition with the newly established Horne's General Store. However, the trading post eventually burned down under mysterious circumstances."


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"Tom Pinkle\nTom Pinkle was the brother of Tim Pinkle, with whom he owned Tim and Tom's Taxi-dermy.\nTom was blind and would take directions from his brother whenever he drove their business vehicle, a taxi with antlers on the roof."


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"Tom Brockman\nTom Brockman was an insurance representative.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Brockman expressed admiration for Shelly Johnson and Bobby Briggs' decision to personally take care of the former's invalid husband, Leo. He informed them that they would be receiving $700 per month from insurance, rather than the $5000 they were expecting."


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"Troy\nTroy was a pony given to Laura Palmer for her twelfth birthday.\nBiography\nTroy was a \"cinnamon red and deep brown\" pony that was given to Laura in 1983 on her twelfth birthday, apparently a gift from her father. However, she learned the next year that it was actually a gift from Benjamin Horne after overhearing an argument between him and his own daughter, Audrey.\nLaura named the pony after one she saw in a photo book belonging to Mrs. Larkin.\nTroy was kept at the Broken Circle Stables, where he was given care by a stable worker named Zippy.\nLaura spent many of her days with Troy, but eventually felt that she was not worthy of him and decided to set him free in June 1986. He was found the following March, malnourished near railroad tracks, with a broken leg and missing three shoes. Horne was present when the border police shot the pony and he vowed to Laura that he would find who freed Troy."


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"Theo\nTheo was a Boy Scout in May 1927.\nPursuing a merit badge, Theo, Andrew Packard, and Rusty went hiking to Glastonbury Grove with scoutmaster Dwayne Milford. When they reached the grove, Theo became faint and a storm approached, so the scouts returned to their camp."


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"Tim Pinkle\nTim Pinkle was a dance choreographer, pine weasel expert and home care salesman.\nHe was also a taxidermist and owned Tim and Tom's Taxi-dermy with his blind brother Tom, who drove a taxi with a set of antlers on the roof while Tim himself gave him directions. Tim was the one who stuffed animals.\nBiography\nIn early March 1989, Pete Martell had a fish taxidermied by Tim and Tom.\nAbout a week later, Pinkle demonstrated a Port-O-Patient for Bobby Briggs and Shelly Johnson, who wished to have one for the invalid Leo Johnson. However, the machine was shown to be unsafe. Tim then got in the machine and it went haywire as Bobby and Shelly left the room.\nAt the Stop Ghostwood campaign's fashion show, Pinkle presented the endangered pine weasel. Tim told Dick Tremayne that the weasel wanted to kiss him, but it ended up biting his nose, which ultimately caused chaos.\nA few days later, he choreographed the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nTrivia\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players on the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team is identified as Don Pinkle. "


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"Toad\nFor the cook at the Double R Diner, see Toad (cook).\nThadilonius \"Toad\" Barker was a frequent customer at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nIn high school, he was an offensive lineman on the starting lineup of the 1968 football team with Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, \"Big Ed\" Hurley, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Hank Jennings, and Jerry Horne.\nToad spent much of his time at the Double R Diner, including times where he did not tip well, and was sent to the kitchen when Hank and Norma Jennings mistook Daryl Lodwick for food critic M.T. Wentz.\nHe attended the hearing of Leland Palmer at the Roadhouse.\nToad also played chess against Pete Martell at the diner and was there when Gordon Cole first met Shelly Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nToad was played by Kevin Young, who worked as a production assistant for Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nTrivia\nIn the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the Double R cook is called \"Toad.\"The name was re-used when the cook appeared in the 2017 series.\nHis favorite book is noted to be R. Crumb Sketch Book by Robert Crumb."


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"Timeline\n\"What year is this?\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nThe following is a timeline of events in the Twin Peaks fictional chronology, covering all officially released material.\nTimeline\nBefore 1 AD\n1 \u2013 1800\n1801 \u2013 1900\n1901 \u2013 2000\n2001 \u2013\nDating conventions\nWork\nTime period\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nJuly 1945 \u2013 August 1956\nThe Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nDecember 1967 \u2013 February 1989\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nJuly 1983 \u2013 February 1989\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nFebruary 1988 \u2013 March 1989\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\nTwin Peaks (season 1)\nFebruary 1989 \u2013 March 1989\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\nTwin Peaks (season 2)\nMarch 1989\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nSeptember 2016 \u2013 October 2016\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nLate 2016\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nSeptember 2017\nTwin Peaks (1990-91)\nAlthough the show contains many inconsistencies, it is commonly agreed that the events take place in February and March 1989.\n"


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"In the Pilot, Dale states into his tape recorder that the date is February 24, and Ronette's medical chart in episode 8 confirms that her hospital admission on that date is February 24, 1989. This year is given in subsequent releases, including Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and The Secret History of Twin Peaks. Occasionally, incidental dates visible onscreen differ \u2013 for instance, Emory Battis' book in episode 6 describes events up to February 25, 1990 when the date at the time should be March 2, 1989.\nBefore the original TV broadcast of Episode 24, a short vignette featuring Dale Cooper summarizing recent episodes uses the episode's airdate (Thursday, March 28, 1990) rather than the in-story date.\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nThe film establishes Laura's murder to be on a Thursday to Friday night.\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe novel was written to place Laura's death after October 31, 1989 with her birthday being July 22, 1972, contrary to the TV show which places her death on February 24, 1989 at age 17. "


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"To compensate, the dates for most events that do not otherwise conflict with the series or Fire Walk with Me are placed one year prior. The exceptions are two chapters concerning Lawrence Jacoby, which remain set in November 1988 and January 1989 for consistency with dialogue in the series establishing that Laura started therapy \"six months ago,\" around August 1988.\nMy Life, My Tapes\nThe account of Caroline Earle's murder by her husband is set in 1979, contradicting dialogue in Episode 17 that places it four years prior (c. 1985). To account for this, all events in Part 5, Chapter 2 (April 1978) through Part 6, Chapter 1 (July 1980) are advanced forward six years (1984 \u2013 1986).\nAccess Guide to the Town\nThe introductory letter by Mayor Dwayne Milford is dated 1991, the actual publication year for the book itself. However, the fictional guide was apparently written in mid-March 1989; Leland Palmer's death is referenced, but not that of Josie Packard.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nThe framing story of the novel, involving the recovery of the Archivist's dossier, is set in July and August 2016. "


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"However, the sequel The Final Dossier indicates the dossier was discovered after the events of the limited series, placing it in October 2016 or later.\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nThe current dating scheme originates from dialogue in Part 9, which indicates that the date in Twin Peaks, South Dakota, and Las Vegas is September 29. As the events surrounding Dale Cooper in Las Vegas cover only a few consecutive days, this allows for a reasonable extrapolation of most scenes to a particular date. In Part 3, the date of Cooper's car crash is \"9/22,\" although this may be an oversight. In another possible error, Lucky 7 Insurance appears to be open for business on seven consecutive days, September 26 \u2013 October 2.\nThe year is not stated in the series, other than indications of \"twenty-five years\" after the events of the original series. Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier establishes the year as 2016, actually twenty-seven years and seven months later, although this contradicts the date of Hastings' arrest (September 23) being stated as a Saturday. "


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"The Search for the Zone tie-in website indicates that Hastings last updated his blog in November 2015 and implies that he had gone missing by this time.\nIt is unclear to what degree the events taking place in and around Twin Peaks are concurrent with those involving Dale Cooper and the doppelganger, or even other Twin Peaks-set scenes. For example, the Great Northern Hotel key mailed by Jade in Part 5 arrives in town at some point during Part 7, which (if set contemporaneously) would require a transit time of less than a day. Andy Brennan's watch in Part 7 shows that the date is the 10th, possibly September 10.\n"


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"Tommy (Twin Peaks)\nTommy was a trucker who, along with his friend Buck, took Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward on a rendezvous in Canada.\nBiography\nOn a February night, Tommy and his friend Buck hired Laura Palmer for her services as a prostitute, pointed to her by the roadhouse bartender Jacques Renault. When Laura's friend Donna Hayward came over to them, the truckers took the girls to The Power and the Glory in Canada.\nUpon arrival, they used cocaine and Donna drank a beer laced by Buck before Tommy danced with her until Laura suddenly came to her and they left."


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"Twin Peaks: The Second Season\nTwin Peaks: The Second Season is a 2007 DVD release of the second season of Twin Peaks.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1 through 6\nEpisodes 8 through 29\nCrew Interviews\nDisc 1 by Jennifer Lynch (3:45)\nDisc 2 by director Todd Holland (4:10)\nDisc 3 by Caleb Deschanel (4:20)\nDisc 4 by Duwayne Dunham (4:00)\nDisc 5 by Stephen Gyllenhaal (3:40)\nDisc 6 by Tim Hunter (2:40)\nDisc 6\nCast Interviews (39:00)\n\"Origin\"\n\"Production\"\n\"Legacy\""


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


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"Twin Peaks: The First Season\nTwin Peaks: The First Season is a 2001 DVD release of the first season of Twin Peaks, excluding the pilot episode.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1\nEpisode 1\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Duwayne Dunham\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nEpisode 2\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director of photography Frank Byers\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nDisc 2\nEpisode 3\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Tina Rathborne\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nEpisode 4\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Tim Hunter and writer Robert Engels\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nDisc 3\nEpisode 5\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Lesli Linka Glatter\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nEpisode 6\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by director Caleb Deschanel and writer Harley Peyton\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nDisc 4\nEpisode 7\nEpisode Supplements\nCommentary by production designer Richard Hoover\nscript notes\nLog Lady intro\nMark Frost Telephone Interview (14:35) \u2014 The 2 founders of Wrapped in Plastic interview Mark Frost\nLearning to Speak in the Red Room (3:39)\nAn Introduction to David Lynch (21:27)\n17 Pieces of Pie (9:43) \u2014 Interview with Mar-T Diner proprietor Pat Cokewell\nThe Twin Peaks Directory (60 min.)"


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"The Dutchman's Lodge\nThe Dutchman's Lodge, also known as \"The Dutchman's\" for short, was a former roadside motel in rural western Montana.\nHistory\nThe Dutchman's Lodge was built in the early 1930s by Horace \"The Dutchman\" Vandersant.\"It gained a reputation as a mob- and gangster-friendly establishment, and it was reputed that John Dillinger had spent a week there while on the lam. The lodge closed in 1962 after Vandersant's death and was demolished in 1967. Despite no longer existing, the Dutchman's was accessible via the rooms above a convenience store at the same location, roughly equidistant between Missoula, Montana and Twin Peaks, Washington.\nIn late 2016, Phillip Jeffries was apparently in hiding at the Dutchman's. At gunpoint, Ray Monroe gave up Jeffries' location to Dale Cooper's doppelganger, although he said it wasn't a \"real place.\"A matchbook from the Dutchman's, appearing to be relatively new, was later found on Monroe's body.\n\nCooper traveled to the Dutchman's by walking up the exterior stairs of the convenience store, and then following a woodsman down a long, pitch-black hallway and up a staircase. "


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"More of them were waiting in the motel's courtyard, along with a gaunt woman in a housedress, who agreed to unlock the door to room 8 for him.\nInside, one of the walls dissolved to reveal another room containing Jeffries' apparatus. Cooper asked why Jeffries had hired Ray to kill him, but it seemed that the person responsible \u2013 the one whom Cooper had spoken to over the radio \u2013 might have been somebody else. Cooper then demanded to know who Judy was and if she wanted something from him; Jeffries replied that he had already met her and could contact her himself, showing him a set of numbers that swirled out of his glowing orb. When the phone began ringing, Cooper went to answer it, and suddenly found himself outside the convenience store once again.\nThe gaunt woman stood at the edge of the motel courtyard, staring at Jeffries' door.\nDale Cooper and Mike later passed by the Dutchman's, but took a different route to meet with Jeffries.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Dutchman's exteriors were filmed on October 13, 2015 at the Mt. Si Motel at 43200 SE North Bend Way, North Bend, Washington. "


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"Utukku\nTo be added\nBehind the scenes\nIn Sumerian mythology, the utukku were a type of spirit or demon that could be either benevolent or evil. In Akkadian mythology, they were referred to as utukki, were seven evil demons who were the offspring of Anu and Antu."


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"Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town is a 1991 book by Gregg Almquist, Tricia Brock, Robert Engels, Lise Friedman and Harley Peyton. It is written as a visitor's guide to the town of Twin Peaks, Washington, telling some of the history and attractions of the town.\nContents\nThe travel guide was made by request in Andrew Packard's will, in which he had Richard Saul Wurman assigned to be the book's editor-in-chief. "


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"The categories in which the guide covers are as follows:\nHistory\nThe Old Opera House\nFirst Inhabitants\nFirst White Men\nPackard Sawmill\nThe Sawmill Then\nThe Sawmill Now\nThe Joys of Whittling\nWood Mistress\nFlora\nFerns and Flowers\nPines and Firs\nFauna\nAnimal Life\nTaxidermy\nThe White Moose\nFishing\nGeology and Weather\nIn the Beginning\nWeather Watch\nPoints of Interest\nWhite Tail Falls\nOwl Cave\nThe Grange\nThe Train Graveyard\nEvents\nPassion Play\nPackard Timber Games\nCalendar of Events\nLumberjack Feast\nDining\nCherry Pie\nDoughnuts\nDining Out\nLodging\nGreat Northern Hotel\nBed & Breakfasts\nSports\nFootball\nFashion\nReligious Worship\nTransportation\nTown Life\nTwin Peaks Gazette\nPhone Book\nTimber Players\nBlack Lake Cemetery\nChamber of Commerce\nGovernment\nProposed Prison\nBehind the scenes\nLynch was the jacket photograph and brought Tim & Tom's Taxi-dermy picture.\nThis was the only time Richard Saul Wurman was asked to make a book and he plans, as any of his books, to never release the Access Guide again. The book took about six months to be made and the maps were made from scratch, most of the locations and roads being made after Richard Saul Wurman's family and friends. "


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"Indeed, his wife is Gloria Nagy, his four children are Joshua, Reven T.C., Vanessa and Tony, his frequent Access Guide typographer is Linda Lenhoff. On the maps can be found: Richard Saul Woods, Gloria's Grove, Josh Alley, Reven Rd., Vanessa's Landing, Tony Ave., Lenhoff Avenue.\nWurman's team was the one to come up with the cut fingers and whittling joke and Wurman considers that Frost was more open to suggestions than Lynch.\nMark Frost re-read the Access Guide as inspiration for The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition\n\nTwin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition is a 2007 10-disc DVD release of Twin Peaks.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1\nPilot - U.S. and International versions\nLog Lady introduction\nDiscs 2 through 9\nEpisode 1 through Episode 29\nLog Lady introductions\nDisc 9\nDeleted scenes (6 minutes)\nJerry's Wandering Eye\n27 Going on 6\nLucy, Andy, and Donuts\nSomething About Johnny\n20 sheets and production break downs images\nDisc 10\nA Slice of Lynch (29:53)\nSecrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks (1:45:41)\nSaturday Night Live\n\"Monologue With Kyle MacLachlan\" (4:28)\n\"Twin Peaks Sketch\" (9:07)\nTwin Peaks Festival\nReturn to Twin Peaks (19:41)\nInteractive Map (8 min.)\n"


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"The Black Lodge Archive\n\"Falling\" music video (4:19)\n4 Georgia Coffee Commercials\nImage galleries\nThe Richard Beymer Gallery\nUnit photography\nTwin Peaks trading cards\n5 On-air promo spots\nThere's No Place Like Home spot\n1-900 promo ad\nT-shirt ad\nHoliday greeting\nPatriot greeting\n8 Premiere spots\n8 Twin Peaks 1-900 Hotline phone messages\n6 Lucy Bumpers\nAccompanying documents\nEnvelope containing 12 out of 61 Twin Peaks post cards (some autographed by Lynch)\nAdvertisement slick for David Lynch's coffee\nPrevious releases not included\nThe seven commentary tracks from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nThe seven script notes from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nPreviously On Twin Peaks episode bumpers\nMark Frost Telephone Interview from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nLearning to Speak in the Red Room from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nAn Introduction to David Lynch from Twin Peaks: The First Season\n17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nThe Twin Peaks Directory from Twin Peaks: The First Season\nCrew Interviews from Twin Peaks: The Second Season\nCast Interviews from Twin Peaks: The Second Season\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nThe two Fire Walk with Me trailers\nReflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me"


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"The Twin Peaks Archive\nThe Twin Peaks Archive is a 2011 - 2012 digital release of music from Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me through David Lynch's website.\nTrack listing\nAll tracks composed by Angelo Badalamenti.\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle\"\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle (Film Version)\"\n\"Just You (Instrumental Baritone Guitar)\" (*)\n\"Twin Peaks (Alternate Version)\"\n\"Annie And Cooper\"\n\"Nightsea Wind\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed (Bass Clarinet)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Harp & Guitar)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Nostalgia Version)\"\n\"Twin Peaks (Solo Rhodes)\"\n\"Mysterioso #1\"\n\"Mysterioso #1 (Film Version)\"\n\"Mysterioso #2\" (*)\n\"Mysterioso #2 (Film Version)\"\n\"Love Theme (Alternate Version)\"\n\"Love Theme (Solo Rhodes)\"\n\"Americana\"\n\"James Hurley (Americana)\" (*)\n\"Mister Snooty\"\n\"Dance Of The Dream Man (Vibraphone)\" (*)\n\"Picking on Country\"\n\"I'm Hurt Bad (Industrial Symphony No. 1 Version)\"\n\"Western Ballad\"\n\"Preparing For M.T. "


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"Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nNon-fiction\nReflections: An Oral History of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks The Bookhouse Boys Hardcover Ruled Journal\nAudio\n\"Diane...\" - The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nMusic\nSoundtrack from Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (soundtrack)\nTwin Peaks: Season Two Music and More\nThe Twin Peaks Archive\nTwin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series)\nTwin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack)\nAnthology Resource Vol. 1: \u25b3\u25b3\nGames\nTwin Peaks Collectible CardArt\nTwin Peaks Card Collection\nTwin Peaks Murder Mystery Game\nThe Game of Twin Peaks\nTwin Peaks Original Card Game\nTwin Peaks Trading Cards\nTwin Peaks VR\nOthers\nTwin Peaks Gazette (real)\nThe Search for the Zone (real)"


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"Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series)\nTwin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series) is a soundtrack album featuring music from the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks. Most of the songs on this album were featured in the 2017 series as performances at the Roadhouse.\nIt was released on September 8, 2017, the same day as the instrumental soundtrack, Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack).\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nArtist\nLength\n1.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme (Main Titles)\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n1:29\n2.\n\"Shadow\"\nChromatics\n3:45\n3.\n\"Mississippi\"\nThe Cactus Blossoms\n3:59\n4.\n\"Lark\"\nAu Revoir Simone\n4:15\n5.\n\"I Am\"\nBlunted Beatz\n1:47\n6.\n\"I Love How You Love Me\"\nThe Paris Sisters\n7.\n\"Snake Eyes\"\nTrouble\n3:55\n8.\n\"Tarifa\" (Roadhouse Mix)\nSharon Van Etten\n9.\n\"She's Gone Away\"\nNine Inch Nails\n10.\n\"My Prayer\"\nThe Platters\n2:47\n11.\n\"No Stars\"\nRebekah Del Rio\n7:20\n12.\n\"Viva Las Vegas\"\nShawn Colvin\n13.\n\"Just You\"\nJames Marshall\n14.\n\"Green Onions\"\nBooker T. and The MG's\n2:56\n15.\n\"Wild West\" (Roadhouse Mix)\nLissie\n3:39\n16.\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\"\nZZ Top\n17.\n\"Axolotl\" (Roadhouse Mix)\nThe Veils\n18.\n\"Out of Sand\"\nEddie Vedder\n19.\n"


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"\"I've Been Loving You Too Long\" (Live From Monterey Pop)\nOtis Redding\n20.\n\"The World Spins\"\nJulee Cruise, Badalamenti\n6:38"


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"Tibet\nTibet, nicknamed the Land of Snow, was a historical region in Central Asia, which in modern times constituted part of the territory of China. It was regarded as a \"deeply spiritual\" country.\nHistory\nIn either the year 213 or sometime in the 5th century AD, Buddhism was introduced to Tibet. This occurred during the reign of King Hathatha Rignamputsan, who, along with subsequent kings, would be referred to as the \"Happy Generations.\"Aleister Crowley was the first person from the Western world to study with the Tibetan lamas.\nFor several centuries, its leader was known as the Dalai Lama. In 1950, the country was invaded by the communist nation of China, which took control of Tibet, leaving the Dalai Lama merely the country's ostensible leader.\nThe Tibetans staged an uprising against the Chinese in 1959, prompting the Dalai Lama to seek exile in India.\nThe shooting script of \"Episode 29\" alludes to three \"missing years\" in Dale Cooper's youth (given as 1970-1973 in his autobiography) and implies that he visited Tibet in that time.\n"


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"Following a dream he had around 1986, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper was greatly interested by the Tibetan peoples' predicament and from the same dream, derived \"a deduction technique involving mind-body coordination operating hand in hand with the deepest level of intuition.\"He utilized this method in trying to determine the identity of \"J\" in Laura Palmer's diary."


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"Twin Peaks (2017)\nTwin Peaks (sometimes referred to as Season 3, promoted as Twin Peaks: The Return and released on home video as Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series) is a revival and sequel series to the original 1990-1991 Twin Peaks television series and 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe series premiered on May 21, 2017 and concluded on September 3, 2017.\nPlot\nSee also: 2016\nTaking place 25 years after the second season finale, the series is an \"emotional\" story \"about Agent Cooper\u2019s odyssey back to Twin Peaks.\"Episodes\nImage\nTitle\nTagline\nOriginal airdate\n\"Part 1\"\nMy log has a message for you.\nMay 21, 2017\n\"Part 2\"\nThe stars turn and a time presents itself.\nMay 21, 2017\n\"Part 3\"\nCall for help.\nMay 28, 2017\n\"Part 4\"\n...brings back some memories.\nMay 28, 2017\n\"Part 5\"\nCase files.\nJune 4, 2017\n\"Part 6\"\nDon't die.\nJune 11, 2017\n\"Part 7\"\nThere's a body all right.\nJune 18, 2017\n\"Part 8\"\nGotta light?\nJune 25, 2017\n\"Part 9\"\nThis is the chair.\nJuly 9, 2017\n\"Part 10\"\nLaura is the one.\nJuly 16, 2017\n\"Part 11\"\nThere's fire where you are going.\n"


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"July 23, 2017\n\"Part 12\"\nLet's rock.\nJuly 30, 2017\n\"Part 13\"\nWhat story is that, Charlie?\nAugust 6, 2017\n\"Part 14\"\nWe are like the dreamer.\nAugust 13, 2017\n\"Part 15\"\nThere's some fear in letting go.\nAugust 20, 2017\n\"Part 16\"\nNo knock, no doorbell.\nAugust 27, 2017\n\"Part 17\"\nThe past dictates the future.\nSeptember 3, 2017\n\"Part 18\"\nWhat is your name?\nSeptember 3, 2017\nCast\nMain article: Twin Peaks (2017) cast\nThe entire cast of 217 (with a few omissions) was announced on April 25, 2016. In December 2016, costume designer Nancy Steiner stated that there were 238 speaking roles in the new series, 21 more than previously reported.\n"


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Ferguson as Special Agent Randall Headley\nMiguel Ferrer as Albert Rosenfield\nErnie Hudson as Colonel Davis\nJesse Johnson as Younger Man\nStephen Kearin as FBI Driver\nDavid Lynch as Deputy Director Gordon Cole\nAdele Ren\u00e9 as Lieutenant Cynthia Knox\nLas Vegas\nAlon Aboutboul as Head Mover\nJoe Adler as Roger\nStephanie Allynne as Soccer Mom\nTammy Baird as Lorraine\nJim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum\nJohn Billingsley as Doctor Ben\nRonnie Gene Blevins as Tommy\nSean Bolger as Detailer\nWes Brown as Darren\nJuan Carlos Cantu as Officer Reynaldo\nJohnny Chavez as Crooked Partner\nLarry Clarke as Detective T. Fusco\nJonny Coyne as Polish Accountant\nGiselle DaMier as Sandie\nDavid Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick\nJeremy Davies as Jimmy\nEric Edelstein as Detective \"Smiley\" Fusco\nJohn Ennis as Slot Machine Man\nJosh Fadem as Phil Bisby\nRebecca Field as Another Mom\nBrian Finney as Security Guard\nPatrick Fischler as Duncan Todd\nMeg Foster as Cashier\nPierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones\nHailey Gates as Drugged-out Mother\nBrett Gelman as Supervisor Burns\nIvy George as 5-Year-Old Girl\nJay Jee as Patrol Officer\nRobert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum\nDavid Koechner as Detective D. Fusco\nVirginia Kull as Szymon Waitress\nJay Larson as Limo Driver\nAndrea Leal as Mandie\nBellina Logan as Female Doctor\nMalone as Man in Urinal\nJosh McDermitt as Wise Guy\nGreg Mills as Paul\nDon Murray as Bushnell Mullins\nSara Paxton as Candy Shaker\nLinda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict\nJelani Quinn as Desk Sergeant\nElena Satine as Rhonda\nJohn Savage as Detective Clark\nAmy Shiels as Candie\nSawyer Shipman as Little Boy\nTom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair\nSara Sohn as Sheena\nBob Stephenson as Frank\nEthan Suplee as Bill Shaker\nSabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie\nBill Tangradi as Jake\nGreg Vrotsos as Gene\nNaomi Watts as Janey-E Jones\nNafessa Williams as Jade\nChristophe Zajac-Denek as Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\nBlake Zingale as Punk Leader\nSouth Dakota\nJane Adams as Constance Talbot\nMelissa Bailey as Marjorie Green\nSteve Baker as Jack\nBrent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay\nBailey Chase as Detective Don Harrison\nJames Croak as Robby\nKathleen Deming as Buella\nNeil Dickson as George Bautzer\nJames Giordano as Officer Douglas\nGeorge Griffith as Ray Monroe\nCornelia Guest as Phyllis Hastings\nTravis Hammer as First Trooper\nHank Harris as Prison Tech\nStephen Heath as Second Trooper\nLuke Judy as Warden Murphy's Son\nDep Kirkland as Mike Boyd\nNicole LaLiberte as Darya\nJennifer Jason Leigh as Chantal Hutchens\nMatthew Lillard as William Hastings\nMark Mahoney as Prison Guard\nKarl Makinen as Randy Hollister\nB\u00e9r\u00e9nice Marlohe as French Woman\nJames Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy\nChristopher Murray as Officer Olson\nMax Perlich as Hank\nTim Roth as Gary \"Hutch\" Hutchens\nMary Stofle as Ruth Davenport\nRedford Westwood as Otis\nNew York City\nMichael Bisping as Guard\nBenjamin Rosenfield as Sam Colby\nMadeline Zima as Tracey Barberato\nMontana\nFrank Collison as Muddy\nChristopher Durbin as The Farm Accountant\nDerek Mears as Renzo\nNew Mexico, 1956\nLeslie Berger as New Mexico Wife\nCullen Douglas as Disc Jockey\nTikaeni Faircrest as Girl (1956)\nTad Griffith as New Mexico Husband\nXolo Mariduena as Boy (1956)\nTracy Phillips as Receptionist\nOdessa, Texas\nMatt Battaglia as Cowboy 3\nFrancesca Eastwood as Texas Waitress Kristi\nHeath Hensley as Cowboy 1\nSheryl Lee as Carrie Page\nRob Mars as Cowboy 2\nSupernatural\nPhoebe Augustine as American Girl\nMonica Bellucci as Herself\nDavid Bowie\u271d as Phillip Jeffries\nNathan Frizzell as Voice of Phillip Jeffries\nRobert Broski as Woodsman\nDon S. 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"Michael J. Anderson (The Man from Another Place)\nAnderson was offered to return, but declined due to a payment dispute with Showtime. Anderson's portrayal was written out of the script by having the character evolve into a different form.\nLara Flynn Boyle / Moira Kelly (Donna Hayward)\nBoyle was offered to return but declined.\nIan Buchanan (Dick Tremayne)\nBuchanan was considered to reprise his role, but plans changed for unknown reasons.\nMary Jo Deschanel (Eileen Hayward)\nHeather Graham (Annie Blackburn)\nGraham was reportedly not offered to return, though she was willing to do so.\nChris Isaak (Chester Desmond)\nIsaak's possible return was discussed, but Mark Frost and David Lynch could not find an easy way to \"bring him back from wherever he is.\"Piper Laurie (Catherine Martell)\nLike Joan Chen (Josie Packard), Lynch and Frost reportedly tried to write Catherine back into the series, but were unable to, thus Laurie was not offered to return, though the actress was willing to do so. Laurie did ultimately appear in the series, albeit only in archive footage.\nMichael Ontkean (Harry S. Truman)\nOntkean was offered to reprise his role, but declined for undisclosed reasons. "


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"The character has been written off as being sick, with his brother taking over his duties.\nKenneth Welsh (Windom Earle)\nLike Graham, Welsh was not asked to return, but he would have love to. However, Welsh's shoulder can be seen in archive footage used of BOB and Cooper's doppelganger laughing.\n"


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"Kiefer Sutherland (Sam Stanley)\nBilly Zane (John Justice Wheeler)\nProduction staff\nSee all: Twin Peaks (2017) crew\nBold = Previous Twin Peaks crew members\nShowtime Presents\nA Rancho Rosa Partnership Production\nCasting by Johanna Ray and Krista Husar\nMusic Composed by Angelo Badalamenti\nEdited by Duwayne Dunham\nProduction Designer: Ruth De Jong\nDirector of Photography: Peter Deming, ASC\nLine Producer: Christine Larson-Nitzsche\nExecutive Producers:\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nExecutive Producer: Sabrina S. Sutherland\nCreated by David Lynch & Mark Frost\nWritten by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDirected by David Lynch\nEnd credits\nUnit Production Manager: Christine Larson-Nitzsche\nFirst Assistant Director: Scott Cameron\nSecond Assistant Director: Ime N. Etuk\nCostume Designer: Nancy Steiner\nAssociate Producer: Johanna Ray\nProduction Supervisor: Kate Kelly\nProduction Accountant: Beverly Rose Kubik\nProduction Coordinator: Matthew Rockel\nProduction Coordinator (WA): Alison Kelly\nScript Supervisor: Cori Glazer\nB Camera/Steadicam Op: George Billinger, SOC\nB Camera/Steadicam Op (WA): Manolo Rojas, SOC\nC Camera: Scott Ressler\nStill Photographer: Suzanne Tenner\nArt Director: Cara Brower\nSet Decorator: Florencia Martin\nConstruction Coordinator: Karen D. Higgins\nProperty Master: Mick Flowers\nDepartment Head Make-up/Prosthetics Supervisor: Debbie Zoller\nDepartment Head Hair: Claire M. Corsick\nMake-up Effects:\nKNB EFX Group, Inc.\nCarey Jones\nVincent Van Dyke Effects\nSound Mixer: Douglas Axtell\nGaffer: Michael LaViolette\nKey Grip: Paul Wilkowsky\nSpecial Effects: Gary D'Amico/Philip Bartko\nCasting (WA): Heidi Walker\nExtras Casting: Christopher Gray\nExtras Casting (WA): Denise Gibbs\nLocation Manager: Eric Fierstein\nLocation Manager (WA): Dave Drummond\nTransportation Coordinator: Dusty Saunders\nStunt Coordinator: Mark Norby\nParis Production Company: Angelefine Productions\nVisual Effects: BUF\nVisual Effects Supervisor:\nPierre Buffin\nStephane Vogel\nVisual Effects Producers:\nColine Six\nRobert Schajer\nIndia Osborne\nKristina Prilukova\nVisual Liaison and Editing Compositor: Noriko Miyakawa\nAdditional Editors:\nJonathan P. Shaw, ACE\nBrian Berdan, ACE\nJustin Krohn\nJason Wa Tucker, ACE\nDavid Lynch\nAssistant Editors:\nNoriko Miyakawa\nMathias Hilger\nVictoria Lang\nMichelle Gold\nWendy Nomiyama\nKen Ramos\nSound Design: David Lynch\nSound Supervisors/Re-recording Mixers:\nRon Eng\nDean Hurley\nSound Effects Editor/Supervising Foley Editor: Willard Overstreet\nSound Editor: Luke Gibleon\nDialogue Editors:\nDavid A. Cohen\nKerry Dean Williams\nDailies Provided by FotoKem nextLAB\nDigital Intermediate by FotoKen Creative Services\nDgitial Intermediate Colorist: George Koran\nDigital Intermediate Conform Artist: Bob Frederickson\nDigital Intermediate Producer: Angelique Perez\nTwin Peaks courtesy of CBS and Twin Peaks Productions, Inc.\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me courtesy of MK2 and Twin Peaks Productions, Inc.\nProduction\n\nOriginal season 3 plans\nIn the third season's original plans, BOB and Mike were from a place or a planet made of creamed corn which moves backward. "


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"They fell out with each other when BOB stole a can of corn and escaped pursued by Mike. The chase began on December 31, 1951 or on the night of Eisenhower inauguration with insects and garmonbozia appearing on the presidential table when the inauguration was stopped for half an hour (though it actually was because of the broadcast of the I Love Lucy episode where she has a baby).\nEvery character would have had a doppelganger who lived in a reality for two minutes or nanoseconds behind the other reality.\nRegarding Cooper's situation, the original intention would have been played as if the good Coop was possessed by BOB and eventually reveal it to be his doppelganger instead. To rescue Dale from the place and the return the spirits to their place, Truman would open a portal by driving his jeep backward through a corn field, going back in time. Major Briggs would be the only choice to save Cooper due to his White Lodge experience.\nThe cliffhanger would be solved before the commercial break of the first episode, with then a time skip of some years getting away from the high school setting. "


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"Cooper being the pharmacist and having left the FBI, Truman being a recluse, Sheryl Lee returning as a new character with red hair and to possibly be killed by BOB as well.\nLaura's diary entry about her vision of Annie saying \"the Good Dale is in the Lodge\" would have been found.\nAdditionally, the novel The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes was conceived at a time when season 3 was in its early stages and some elements from it might have been reused. In particular, Emmet Cooper was a last-minute addition and Mark Frost commented that actor Roger Rees would be ideal for the role.\nCancelled graphic novel\n\nIn 2007, artist Matt Haley was tasked with the project of a Twin Peaks graphic novel that would serve as a continuation of the television series. Writer Robert Engels was also heavily involved and planned to use story ideas originally planned for the canceled third season.\nCooper, who may or may not be possessed, starts serial killings, including a red-haired portrayed by Sheryl Lee. "


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"Truman, still broken by Josie, would drive backwards through a corn field with the One-Armed Man to go to the Lodge and rescue Cooper.\nEngels wished to steer the show away from the high school setting and years later, following the resolution of Cooper's possession by BOB, Cooper was to have quit the FBI and have become Twin Peaks' local pharmacist, Truman became a recluse and stopped being sheriff, being replaced by Andy, the comatose Annie never returned, Ben gave away his money and stayed with the wheel-chaired Audrey in a convalescent home following the bank explosion, Josie is haunting the Great Northern, James is still missing.\nThe graphic novel was to be released in Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition, but plans fell through when David Lynch vetoed the idea, wishing to not continue the story of Twin Peaks in any way.\nShowtime\nThe series was first announced on October 6, 2014, as a limited series of nine episodes that would premiere on the Showtime cable network in 2016. All scripts were written by original series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch. "


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"The series was described as revisiting the town of Twin Peaks and its inhabitants twenty-five years after the events of the original series. Parts of the original blueprints of the 1990s season three were reused for the revival series.\nOn January 12, 2015, it was confirmed that Kyle MacLachlan would reprise the role of Dale Cooper. Four days later, Sheryl Lee and Dana Ashbrook also announced their casting in the 2016 series. They also implied the return of Sherilyn Fenn. On September 18, 2015, it was revealed that Amanda Seyfried would have a recurring role on the new series as a \"pivotal new character.\"Two days later, it was reported that Balthazar Getty was part of the cast.\nOn March 14, 2015, Lynch stated that there were contract negotiation \"complications\" impeding the progress of the production.\nOn April 5, 2015, Lynch announced that he was pulling out of the series because Showtime was not offering enough money to properly fund the production of his scripts. Showtime stated that they still intended to proceed with the production.\nOn May 15, 2015, Lynch announced that he was returning to the project and Showtime confirmed as much. "


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"Showtime also stated that Lynch would direct every episode and that there would be more than the initially announced nine episodes.\nAfter completing the original script, which was estimated to run nine episodes, Mark Frost began writing The Secret History of Twin Peaks, while Lynch wrote some additional material to make use of the extended episode order. These scenes were sent to Frost and approved prior to filming.\nSheryl Lee and Sherilyn Fenn spoke at a panel at Seattle's Crypticon convention on May 23. They revealed that Lynch would direct eighteen Twin Peaks episodes for Showtime, that Angelo Badalamenti would return as the composer and that the new series would shoot on location in Washington State. Filming began in September 2015 and wrapped in April 2016. The series takes the form of a movie divided into eighteen \"parts,\" which should not be called \"episodes.\"Lynch stated, perhaps jokingly, that the parts could be viewed out of order.\nPromotional material\nOn March 21, 2017, Showtime launched eight billboards in the following cities (two per town): Seattle, Missoula, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.\n"


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"Who Is Agent Cooper?Who Killed Laura Palmer?What is the Black Lodge?What is Twin Peaks About?Where and When You Can Watch Twin PeaksWhere is Twin Peaks?\nImages\n\nHome media\nThe series received a DVD and Blu-ray release titled Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series from CBS Home Entertainment on December 5, 2017.\nIt is scheduled to be included as part of the upcoming releases Twin Peaks: The Television Collection and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nFuture\nA further continuation of the series has been discussed by Lynch, Frost, and Showtime. However, Lynch has stated that it is \"too soon to tell if a fourth season is going to happen.\"Trivia\nLaura Harring who starred alongside Naomi Watts (Janey-E Jones) on David Lynch's Mulholland Drive turned down a role in the season because her agent wanted her to play a bigger role and not play be cameo.\nExternal links\nShowtime's official Twin Peaks website"


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"Theodore Helmark\nTheodore Helmark was a pastor at the Church of the Good Sheperd, a Lutheran church in Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"Tracey Barberato\nTracey Barberato was a curious acquaintance of Sam Colby.\nBiography\nSometime around 2016, after becoming well-acquainted with Sam Colby, Tracey brought coffee to Sam. She requested to go back into the room with him, where he worked, but with a security guard present, she could not.\nShe returned sometime later with another coffee for him. This time, they could not find a security guard anywhere, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. After a few moments of watching the box, they began to make out. When they engaged in sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box and broke through to slaughter them."


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"Trucker\nAn unidentified trucker visited the Elk's Point #9 bar in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOne night in 2016, he was drinking alone in the bar. Upon noticing Sarah Palmer, he approached her and began propositioning her; although she rejected him multiple times and warned him that she would eat him, he persisted and made vulgar threats towards her. Sarah stood up and took her face off, revealing a giant hand with a swollen ring finger and a mouth suspended in the black void surrounding it. Sarah closed up her face and bit the man's jugular out with her teeth, killing him.\nIn another 2016, a similar accident was reported to happen, with Sarah Palmer being the witness of a bizarre sudden death at the Elk's Point #9, when the trucker reportedly fell down with half of his throat torn out."


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"The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer\nThe Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is a 1990 spin-off novel from the television series Twin Peaks by Jennifer Lynch, then aged 22, the daughter of series co-creator David Lynch. It was published after the airing of the first season but before the second.\nAn audiobook read by Sheryl Lee was released on May 2, 2017.\nPublisher's audio summary\n\"Lifeless and wrapped in plastic. This is how Sheryl Lee was first introduced as \"Laura Palmer\" in the cult television classic, Twin Peaks. Now, Sheryl returns to voice Laura's darkest secrets in the audiobook event that fans of the show have long awaited. Commissioned by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch and written by Lynch's daughter, Jennifer - who was told she was one of \"three air breathing mammals to know the identity of Laura's killer\" - The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer became an integral part of the Twin Peaks canon.\nThe diary chronicles Laura's life from age 12 to her death at 17 and provides a harrowing backstory to the event that set the entire series in motion. "


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"In intimate diary entries, Laura goes from a happy and na\u00efve tween to a tormented soul posing behind the phony smile of homecoming queen. Plagued by visions of a creepy man with long hair - a demonic presence she comes to know as \"BOB\" - Laura falls into a world of drug addiction, sexual promiscuity, and prostitution to escape. But as she's swallowed deeper and deeper into the abyss, Laura is forced to question the reality of who and what BOB really is.\nWith hidden Easter eggs, glimpses at the origins of principal characters, and clues to the identity of her eventual killer, The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is required listening for diehard fans of the original show, and essential background for the 2017 revival.\"Plot\nThe novel is said to be \"As seen by Jennifer Lynch,\" and is written in a matter-of-fact tone from the point of view of Laura Palmer, a small-town teenager \u2014a \"good girl gone bad\"\u2014 who is abused, terrorized and murdered by the demonic entity BOB. "


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"Lynch says she was told by her father and Mark Frost, co-creator of the series, to \"be Laura Palmer,\" and that she \"knew Laura so well it was like automatic writing.\"The book begins on Laura's 12th birthday in 1984, and steadily matures in writing style and vocabulary. It recounts standard teenage concerns of her first period, her first kiss, and her relationship with her parents, alongside experiences of sexual abuse, promiscuity, cocaine addiction, and her obsession with death. Laura's poetry foreshadows her murder. Her slow realization of BOB's identity is described, although pages are 'missing' from the end of the diary, which ends with an undated entry in late 1989, leaving the reader unable to reach a firm conclusion. Lynch said that \"the careful reader will know the clues and who the killer is,\" and BOB's identity as Laura's father is confirmed in the second season of the series and the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe book reached number four on the New York Times paperback fiction best seller list in October 1990, though some US book stores refused to stock it due to the graphic content. "


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"It was published in the UK by Penguin Books in November 1990. Entertainment Weekly said it was \"gratifyingly faithful to the spirit of Peaks.\"The Associated Press commented that it was \"vaguely reminiscent of her father's chilling depiction of sexual blackmail in Blue Velvet.\"Inconsistencies with the rest of the franchise\nThe book assumes the series to take place in 1990, while the original show takes place in 1989.\nAs a result, it can be assumed for continuity's sake that each entry actually happened a year prior to the written dates, with the exception of Hank Jennings' incarceration, which is stated to have happened in 1987, a date corroborated in other releases.\nSome names are spelled differently than in the show.\nMadeleine Ferguson's name is spelled \"Madeline Ferguson.\"Ronette Pulaski's name is spelled \"Ronnette Pulaski.\"Shelly Johnson's name is spelled \"Shelley Johnson.\"Emory Battis' name is spelled \"Amory Battis.\"Flesh World is spelled \"Fleshworld\".\nIt can be said that Laura made these mistakes herself while writing the diary.\nAccording to the diary, Donna Hayward had known Maddy Ferguson for several years before the series takes place. "


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"However, when they meet in the series, it seems as if they are meeting for the first time.\nIn Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Laura says that BOB had been abusing her since she was twelve years old. The book's entry for her twelfth birthday indicates that she already has been.\nIt can be understood that BOB was seeing her without yet abusing her.\nThe person Bobby Briggs kills in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me is Deputy Cliff Howard, who pulled a gun on Bobby and Laura during a drug deal. In the book, Bobby shoots a drug dealer who snuck into Leo Johnson's truck when escaping from a bad deal in Low Town.\nIn the book, Laura is familiar with Harold's neighbors, Mrs. Tremond and her grandson Pierre, but she did not seem to know them in Fire Walk with Me when they gave her the doorway picture. The book's Mrs. Tremond can not be the young Mrs. Tremond from Episode 16 since she stated that she did not have any children.\n"


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"Trivia\nThe book officially introduces events from unshot or deleted scripted scenes:\nHer pony Troy given to her by Ben with Leland pretending to have done so is mentioned in the shooting script of Episode 1, though the de facto non-canon script stated that it was for her ninth birthday.\nThe Pilot script states Jake Morissey to be the owner of the Roadhouse Nightclub and the \"Hemingway's\" coffee Book House. The book states Big Jake Morrissey to be the owner of the Book House."


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"Twin Peaks, Washington\n\"Twin Peaks is different, a long way from the world. You've noticed that. That's exactly the way we like it. But there's a... back end to that that's kind of different, too. Maybe that's the price we pay for all the good things. There's a sort of evil out there. Something very, very strange in these old woods. Call it what you want \u2013 a darkness, a presence. It takes many forms... but it's been out there for as long as anyone can remember.\"\u2015Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nTwin Peaks was a small logging town in northeastern Washington State, five miles south of the Canadian border and twelve miles west of the state line with Idaho. Its population was stated to be 51,201 (erroneously) on the welcome sign, before the 1990 census established that the real population was 5,120.1. Twin Peaks drew its name from the two mountains between which it lay, White Tail and Blue Pine Mountain.\nHistory\nSometime around August 1803, Dominick Renault arrived on the shore of Black Lake and opened a trading post a half mile above White Tail Falls.\n"


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"It has been alleged that Lewis and Clark took a route that passed what would eventually become the town of Twin Peaks. The source of this claim is a June 1805 journal entry by Meriwether Lewis, who described \"two mountains of a singular appearance and more like ramparts of high fortification than works of nature.\"Between 1875 and 1880, Owl Cave was discovered by men named Denver Bob Hobbes and Wayne Chance. This was just east of what later became Twin Peaks, within the present-day location of Ghostwood National Forest.\nBy 1888, the town of Twin Peaks existed along the shores of Black Lake and was settled by refugees, trappers, and thieves. The chief exports were dealt through Wakahannawawak Trading Post (eventually renamed Thor's Trading Post) and consisted of furs and potables. It is also rumored that opium was traded at the post.\nLumber would become the town's chief export with the opening of the Martell Mill, which would eventually be overtaken by the Packard Sawmill, which opened three years later and would continue to have the highest employment in Twin Peaks until 1989.\n"


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"A blizzard hit the town on December 19, 1889, and claimed the lives of over 43 citizens in the blizzard's first ten minutes alone.\nThe town's first mayor was John Hanford, who had been elected by July 4, 1891, when he created a cocktail called the \"Little Scottie.\"On the night of February 24, 1902, a logjam on the river caught fire and spread onto the land of the town, claiming the lives of eight citizens. This event would later be referred to as \"The Night of the Burning River.\"In 1905, Orville Horne arrived in Twin Peaks and opened Horne's General Store, which flourished after Thor's Trading Post suspiciously burned down. It would eventually evolve into Horne's Department Store by the 1920s.\nOrville Horne's son J.J. eventually opened the Great Northern Hotel, which went on to be operated (along with Horne's Department Store) by J.J.'s son, Benjamin.\nA local screening of the film 49th Parallel inspired a surge in local enlistment and necessitated the formation of the volunteer group Citizens Brigade. The group was led by Sheriff Frederick Truman and recruited men with the purpose of defending the town. "


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"This group would later go on to be known as the Bookhouse Boys.\nDwayne Milford was elected mayor of Twin Peaks in 1962, and served fourteen consecutive two-year terms.\nThe town held its first-annual Miss Twin Peaks Contest in 1969, crowning Norma Jennings as its winner. The 1973 winner died of an electric shock during the ceremony, and a moment of silence is held for her at the town's annual Candlelighting and Christmas Tree Ceremony.\nOn February 24, 1989, the town was shaken by the murder of its homecoming queen, Laura Palmer. Due to her murder being similar to the previous murder of Teresa Banks in Deer Meadow, Washington, the Federal Bureau of Investigation took helm of the case with Special Agent Dale Cooper. During Cooper's investigation, it was found that Laura's father, Leland, was responsible for her death.\nWhen the Packard Sawmill burned in 1989, the land was purchased by Benjamin Horne, who planned on developing it into a country club, Ghostwood Estates, but this project along with the land was repurchased by Catherine Martell.\nLater that month, the 20th-annual Miss Twin Peaks was held, crowning Annie Blackburn\u2014sister of Miss Twin Peaks 1969, Norma Jennings\u2014the winner. "


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"Seconds after her win, chaos ensued, perpetrated by former FBI Special Agent Windom Earle, who kidnapped Annie. Annie was recovered and hospitalized, but remained in a trance.\nThe day after the chaos of Miss Twin Peaks 1989, a bombing at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan claimed the lives of Dell Mibbler, Pete Martell and Andrew Packard, who appeared to have actually survived the boat explosion that allegedly claimed his life in 1987.\nLocations\nMain article: List of Twin Peaks locations\nBehind the scenes\nLynch and Frost wanted the town's population to be 5,120 but the channel ABC found the figure to be too small and believed contemporary audiences would not be interested in the small town. As a result, the population on the 'Welcome to Twin Peaks' sign was changed to 51,201, despite the fact that the town never seems to be that big in the show.\nThe sign painter, Steven LaRose, was unaware of any population change. He came back to paint a new one for the 2017 revival.\nTrivia\nThe town has been given four different ZIP codes:\n59219, seen on the postcard sent from James Hurley to Donna Hayward in Episode 24. "


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"The real-life city with this ZIP code is Dagmar, Montana.\n99153, according to Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town. The real-life city with this ZIP code is Metaline Falls, Washington.\n98065, according to Norma's postcard from The Secret History of Twin Peaks. The real-life city under this ZIP code is Snoqualmie, Washington, where much of the show's exteriors were filmed.\n98045, according to the check issued to Robert Jacoby by Twin Peaks Town Council for his book Oh, What a Tangled Web... in The Secret History of Twin Peaks. The zip code used here is actually for the area around North Bend, Washington, where many of the exterior shots of the TV series were filmed."


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"Trouble\nTrouble was a rock/blues band.\nIn 2016, Trouble played at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, performing \"Snake Eyes.\"Richard Horne attended the show as a pretext to make a payoff to Deputy Chad Broxford, and later assaulted a girl who was sitting near his booth while her friends watched.\nBehind the scenes\nTrouble is a band formed specifically for their performance in \"Part 5\" of Twin Peaks, consisting of Riley Lynch (guitar), Alex Zhang Hungtai (tenor saxophone), Sam Smith (bass), and Dean Hurley (drums). Their song \"Snake Eyes\" is featured on the Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series) soundtrack release.\nLynch also appears in \"Part 7\" as the man rushing into the Double R Diner, credited as \"Bing.\""


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"Twin Peaks: Behind-The-Scenes\nTwin Peaks: Behind-The-Scenes \u2013 An Unofficial Visitors Guide to Twin Peaks is a 1991 book by Mark A. Altman which chronicles the production of Twin Peaks.\nAltman planned a follow-up book, Twin Peaks Revisited, but it was scrapped due to the commercial failure of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nOverview\nThe book goes into detail regarding the production of the series, primarily the writing, casting, directing, and merchandising, as well as the series' reception and then-forthcoming plans. This information is largely accompanied by interviews conducted with various members of the cast and crew:\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nLara Flynn Boyle\nGraeme Clifford\nCatherine E. Coulson\nCaleb Deschanel\nRobert Engels\nMiguel Ferrer\nMark Frost\nWarren Frost\nLesli Linka Glatter\nTodd Holland\nDavid Patrick Kelly\nPeggy Lipton\nDavid Lynch\nKyle MacLachlan\nHarley Peyton\nWendy Robie\nThe book also contains commentary for ten theories on who killed Laura Palmer and synopses for all episodes from the pilot through \"Episode 16.\""


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"Tulpa\nTulpas were conjured duplicates of individuals. The tulpas were manufactured from a seed and organic material from the template \u2013 such as hair \u2013 and they could retain memories from their templates.\nHistory\nTulpas existed of Lois Duffy, Diane Evans, and Dale Cooper.\nDuffy's tulpa was killed by the original Lois Duffy in 1975 and it disappeared.\nEvans' tulpa was created at a \"gas station\" by Cooper's doppelganger in the early 1990s. In 2016, she assisted the FBI in investigating the disappearance of Cooper and his apparent resurgence (the doppelganger passing himself off as the original Cooper). She received various messages from the doppelganger during this time until growing distressed and drawing a gun on agents Albert Rosenfield, Tammy Preston, and Deputy Director Gordon Cole. However, she was shot dead by the agents and was transported to the red room, where she disintegrated.\nCooper had two tulpas, both known as Dougie Jones. The first was created as late as 1997 as part of a ploy by Cooper's doppelganger to stay out of the Black Lodge. During his existence, he was married to Janey-E Jones and had a son, Sonny Jim Jones. "


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"In 2016, he disintegrated in the red room after being transported there instead of the doppelganger. The second Dougie Jones was created by Mike, under instruction from Dale Cooper \u2013 who had taken Jones' place in a catatonic state for several days \u2013 and he returned to Janey-E and Sonny Jim.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"tulpa\" is a concept from certain Indian and Tibetan schools of Buddhism, later adopted by theosophists during the twentieth century."


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"Vitus Behring\nVitus Behring was a Russian explorer who arrived at the Puget Sound in 1741 alongside Peter Cherikof.\nThe Bering Straits between Russia and Alaska were named in his honor, much to the chagrin of the native Chinook tribe.\nBehind the scenes\nVitus Bering (August 5, 1681 \u2013 December 19, 1741) was a Danish cartographer and officer of the Russian Navy who was best known for leading two expeditions, exploring the northeastern coast of Asia and the western coast of North America."


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"United States Air Force\nThe United States Air Force, abbreviated USAF, was the aerial and space warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.\nPersonnel\nMajor Garland Briggs - was a member of Project Blue Book and became the head of the LPA.\nLieutenant Brown\nGeneral Charles Cabell - was the Director of Intelligence at the USAF, later - commanding officer of Project Blue Book.\nCaptain Davidson\nColonel Davis\nDewey Fournet - Analysis Officer for the USAF.\nGeorge Garrett\nDougie Milford\nMilitary police officer\nLewis Nordine\nColonel Calvin Reilly\nRobert Taylor - Chief Executive of the United States Air Force Collections Branch\nNathan F. Twining - Chief of Staff of the Air Force\nGeneral Hoyt Vandenberg\nTask forces\nProject Sign\nProject Grudge\nProject Blue Book\nFacilities\nListening Post Alpha (near Twin Peaks, Washington)\nUnguin Air Force Base (near Twin Peaks, Washington)\nRoswell Base (Roswell, New Mexico)\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base (Ohio)"


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"United States\nThe United States of America (USA), commonly known as the United States (U.S.) or America, was a federal republic in North America, bordered by Canada to the north and Mexico to the south. In addition, the U.S. state of Hawaii was located in the mid-Pacific Ocean and the state of Alaska was located in the northwest corner of North America. Its capital was Washington, D.C.\nHistory\nFor thousands of years, North America was inhabited by disparate tribes of Native Americans. Beginning in the fifteenth century, European settlers from various nations, including England, France, and Spain, arrived in pursuit of land and resources. Their expansion over the next several centuries led to the displacement of many of the native peoples.\nThe eighteenth and nineteenth centuries saw the mapping and exploration of much of the continent, notably by the Corps of Discovery, which made its way from St. Louis, Missouri through the uncharted Pacific Northwest, eventually arriving at the Pacific Coast in Washington. By the 20th century, the United States had expanded to occupy the breadth of the North American continent from east to west.\n"


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"During the nineteenth century, the American Civil War between the U.S. and the breakaway Confederate States of America took place, culminating in a victory for the United States.\nIn the mid-twentieth century, the United States was a participant in World War II, a devastating global conflict. This era saw the development of the first atomic bomb by the Manhattan Project, which culminated in the first successful nuclear test in July 1945.\nGovernment\nThe United States Congress was the country's legislative body, while the President of the United States was the head of state.\nThe Federal Bureau of Investigation was the country's domestic intelligence service and its principal federal law enforcement agency.\nStates\nAlabama\nAlaska\nArizona\nArkansas\nCalifornia\nColorado\nConnecticut\nFlorida\nGeorgia\nHawaii\nIdaho\nIllinois\nIndiana\nIowa\nKansas\nKentucky\nLouisiana\nMaine\nMaryland\nMassachusetts\nMichigan\nMinnesota\nMississippi\nMissouri\nMontana\nNebraska\nNevada\nNew Mexico\nNew York\nNorth Carolina\nNorth Dakota\nOhio\nOklahoma\nOregon\nPennsylvania\nSouth Carolina\nSouth Dakota\nTennessee\nTexas\nUtah\nVermont\nVirginia\nWashington\nWest Virginia\nWisconsin\nWyoming"


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"Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack)\nTwin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack) is an instrumental soundtrack album featuring music from the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks.\nIt was released on September 8, 2017, the same day as the vocal soundtrack, Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\nTrack listing\nNo.\nTitle\nArtist\nLength\n1.\n\"Twin Peaks Theme\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n2.\n\"American Woman (David Lynch Remix)\"\nMuddy Magnolias\n3.\n\"Laura Palmer's Theme (Love Theme From Twin Peaks)\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n4.\n\"Accident / Farewell Theme\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n5.\n\"Grady Groove\"\nAngelo Badalamenti (feat. Grady Tate)\n6.\n\"Windswept (Reprise)\"\nJohnny Jewel\n7.\n\"Dark Mood Woods / The Red Room\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n8.\n\"The Chair\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n9.\n\"Deer Meadow Shuffle\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n10.\n\"Threnody For The Victims Of Hiroshima\"\nWitold Rowicki with Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra\n11.\n\"Slow 30s Room\"\nDavid Lynch, Dean Hurley\n12.\n\"The Fireman\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n13.\n\"Saturday\" (Instrumental)\nChromatics\n14.\n\"Headless Chicken\"\nThought Gang\n15.\n\"Night\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n16.\n\"Heartbreaking\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n17.\n\"Audrey's Dance\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\n18.\n\"Dark Space Low\"\nAngelo Badalamenti\nTrivia\n\"Slow 30s Room\" is an extract from \"VII. "


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"Valero\nValero was a gas station visited by Dale Cooper and Carrie Page while they were travelling towards Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nThe scenes included in the series were filmed at the Valero gas station in 9661 Sierra Hwy, in Santa Clarita, California."


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"Twin Peaks Community College\nTwin Peaks Community College was the community college in Twin Peaks.\nNorma Jennings graduated from Twin Peaks Community College, earning a degree in Home Economics.\nAudrey Horne attended the college, obtaining a degree in Economics and Business Administration.\nPeople affiliated with the school\n\nStudents\nNorma Jennings\nAudrey Horne"


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"Twin Peaks Collectible CardArt\nTwin Peaks Collectible CardArt are cards released by Star Pics in 1991 during the original run of Twin Peaks, containing information about the show.\nThey were also released as an image gallery feature in the 2007 DVD box set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition."


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"W. C. Fields\n\"As W. C. Fields would say, 'I'd rather be here than Philadelphia.'\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nWilliam Claude Dukenfield, better known as W. C. Fields, was a vaudeville performer.\nEarly in his career, he performed his juggling act at the Bijou Opera House in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn February 24, 1989, Dale Cooper quoted Fields as he arrived in Twin Peaks.\nBehind the scenes\nW. C. Fields (January 29, 1880 \u2013 December 25, 1946) was an American comedian, actor, juggler, and writer. He began his career in vaudeville before reaching stardom on Broadway and appearing on radio and in film."


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"Twin Peaks: From Z to A\n\nTwin Peaks: From Z To A is a 21-disc Blu-ray boxed set containing Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and Twin Peaks (2017). It was released in the United States and Canada on December 10, 2019 and will release worldwide at a later date. The set is limited to 25,000 copies.\nIn addition to all of the special features contained within Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series, it contains over six hours of previously unreleased bonus content, including:\nBehind the Curtain \u2013 behind-the-scenes footage of Twin Peaks (2017) shot by Jason S. and Charles de Lauzirika\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee \u2013 an interview of Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee conducted by David Lynch biographer Kristine McKenna.\nOn the Couch \u2013 a retrospective on Twin Peaks by Harry Goaz and Kimmy Robertson.\nFull, unedited versions of Roadhouse performances seen in Twin Peaks (2017)\n4K transfers of both versions of the pilot and \"Part 8.\""


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"Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier\nTwin Peaks: The Final Dossier is the fourth Twin Peaks novel, written by Mark Frost, and a sequel to The Secret History of Twin Peaks. It was released on October 31, 2017.\nThe book, which includes some material that was originally intended for The Secret History, primarily documents events that took place between the original series and its continuation, and provides \"context and commentary to the strange and cosmic happenings\" present in the latter.\nSummary\nThe novel is presented as a set of files and occasional original documents compiled by FBI agent Tamara Preston on several persons of interest, following avenues of investigation opened by her earlier work studying Garland Briggs' dossier. This investigation took place after Preston was inducted into the Blue Rose task force.\nInteroffice Memorandum\nIn 2017, Tamara Preston concludes her follow-up investigation of the dossier recovered the previous year and presents the finished report, the product of interviews and personal research on the Twin Peaks residents referenced in Major Briggs' original document. In a memo, she thanks Gordon Cole for granting her the opportunity and anticipates the work still ahead of them.\n"


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"Autopsy Report\nOn April 1, 1989, Albert Rosenfield conducted an impromptu autopsy on Leo Johnson, who was found dead in a cabin in the woods of Twin Peaks. After he was left in a tarantula trap by Windom Earle, Johnson was shot five times in the chest by an unknown assailant. Rosenfield notes that scuff marks on the scene indicate the shooter may have used an FBI shooting stance, and assumes it was Earle's doing. Johnson's house and truck cab were soon impounded.\nShelly Johnson\nShelly McCauley came from a broken home plagued by alcoholism and spousal abuse; her father eventually left the state, and she herself moved out by the age of seventeen. Shelly dated Bobby Briggs, whom she had known from elementary school, though high school, but broke up after learning he was cheating with Laura Palmer, causing a scene that disrupted the school's junior prom. At the Roadhouse the same night, she met Leo Johnson, who had just stopped off from a trucking run. Three weeks later, the two were married by a justice of the peace on their \"third anniversary.\""


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"After Johnson was found dead, Shelly and Bobby placed a pause on their relationship for an appropriate mourning period. Almost one year to the day after Johnson's death, they were married during a weekend trip to Reno, Nevada. Seven months later, Shelly gave birth to their daughter, Rebecca McCauley Briggs. Bobby's mother Betty and Shelly's boss Norma Jennings pooled their resources to take out a loan, allowing the couple to buy a house in Twin Peaks.\nHornes and Haywards\nPreston attempts to make sense of the confusing events surrounding Benjamin Horne and Dr. Will Hayward in the days after the 1989 Miss Twin Peaks Contest. On the day of the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan explosion, Horne apparently visited Hayward's home after spending the day at Calhoun Memorial Hospital with his comatose daughter Audrey. The same night, Horne was admitted to the hospital himself with a head injury, sustained, according to Dr. Hayward, when he had slipped and hit their fireplace while they talked about Audrey's prospects. The next day, while Hayward tended to Dale Cooper after his own fall, Horne was cleared by another attending physician and driven home by his brother Jerry.\n"


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"Within three months of this incident, Will filed for divorce from his wife of twenty-six years, Eileen, and moved across the country to Middlebury, Vermont. Donna Hayward also left town after graduating from high school, relocating to New York City, leaving Eileen to raise their younger daughters, Harriet and Gersten. Preston discovered bank records showing a monthly deposit of $7,500 to Eileen's account from a Cayman Islands shell corporation, traced back to the Horne Foundation. Harriet attended the University of Washington and became a pediatrician, settling in Bellevue. Eileen passed away in 2009, due to complications from pneumonia. Horne declined all interview requests from Agent Preston on the matter.\nBased on a later account provided by Dr. Hayward to Sheriff Frank Truman, Cooper did in fact visit Audrey Horne's room while at Calhoun Memorial. Nine months later, Audrey gave birth to a son, Richard. The father on Richard's birth certificate was listed as \"Unknown.\""


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"Donna Hayward\n\nBen and Audrey Horne\n\nJerry Horne\n\nThe Double R\n\nAnnie Blackburn\n\nWindom Earle\n\nBack in Twin Peaks\n\nMiss Twin Peaks\n\nDr. Lawrence Jacoby\n\nMargaret Coulson\n\nSheriff Harry Truman\n\nMajor Briggs\n\nPhillip Jeffries\n\nJudy\n\nRay Monroe\n\nToday\nA few weeks into her investigation in Twin Peaks, Agent Tamara Preston writes about a bizarre situation that happened that very day. An issue of the Twin Peaks Post, reporting on Dale Cooper's disappearance in 1989, makes reference to \"the disappearance, still unsolved, of local teenage beauty queen Laura Palmer.\"All other issues now reflect that Laura disappeared without a trace on February 23, 1989, the case apparently remaining unsolved. When she asked about Laura at the sheriff's station, the employees got a dazed expression and apparently struggled to remember the exact events, but soon agreed that it was indeed as the papers reported. Ronette Pulaski was abducted and taken to the woods and found wandering across a railroad bridge, but testified that Laura had never appeared on the night in question. A few stories appeared in the Post reporting that Agent Cooper briefly visited town to investigate the disappearance, but were short on details. "


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"One year to the day after Laura went missing, her father Leland Palmer committed suicide by shooting himself in his car near White Tail Falls.\nWith no other leads, Preston investigates Sarah Palmer (n\u00e9e Novack), Laura's only living relative, and finds records of a bizarre incident that took place while she was living in Los Alamos as a child. Two employees at a nearby radio station were brutally murdered by assailants who left no traces, while over a dozen people listening to the broadcast that night experienced severe medical distress, many losing consciousness. Sarah was apparently among this number, but after a visit to an emergency room there appeared to be nothing wrong with her.\nAfter Laura's disappearance and her husband's suicide, Sarah slipped into depression and drug abuse. In the past year, however, she apparently witnessed the bizarre sudden death by evisceration of a trucker at a local bar.\nPreston reports that her own thoughts and memories are growing fuzzy and indistinct with every passing second, and immediately books a flight back to Philadelphia.\nFinal Thoughts\n\nAudiobook\nThe audiobook version of The Final Dossier was narrated by Annie Wersching, with a runtime of three hours. "


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"An exclusive clip was posted by the fansite Welcome to Twin Peaks.\nRelease\nA signing and presentation of the book by Mark Frost will be held at Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena, CA.\nOn October 24, 2017, preview pages of the novel were released on iTunes.\nContinuity\nThe Final Dossier establishes that the third season takes place in September and October 2016.\nErrors and inconsistencies\nAgent Preston states that she will return to the matter of Bobby and Shelly Briggs in a later file, but neither are mentioned after the \"Shelly Johnson\" case file. Mark Frost attributes this to Preston abandoning her research after discovering the changed timeline.\nBoth are mentioned in regards to Becky's legal issues as a result of Steven's arrest warrant at the end of the \"Donna Hayward\" case file but no details are given to the dissolution of their marriage. Red is not mentioned in the book once, despite the details provided of his drug-dealing network being dismantled.\n"


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"The fight between Ben Horne and Will Hayward in \"Episode 29\" is stated to have taken place on the same day as the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan explosion, whereas in the episode it appears to have been the night before.\nDonna Hayward is said to have moved to New York in 1992 after turning eighteen, but her split from her parents in the series occurred in 1989, at which time she was already a senior in high school.\nPreston indicates that Audrey Horne has successfully managed her beauty salon \"ever since\" its founding, and describes the photograph of Agent Cooper hanging on her office wall. Later in the chapter, it is stated that Audrey suddenly closed the salon four years prior to her writing.\nAnnie Blackburn is stated to have been born in 1973, but subsequently she is stated to have been in her early 20s when she moved to Twin Peaks in March 1989; a 1973 birth would have made her fifteen or sixteen years old at that time. In addition, more than five years are stated to pass between Marty Lindstrom's death in 1985 and her return to town. "


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"Frost confirmed, possibly in jest, that this inconsistency can be attributed to an error on Preston's part.\nThe sequence of events places Vivian Smythe and Ernie Niles' wedding at least \"a few years\" before the events of Twin Peaks, when in the series they were newlyweds on honeymoon.\nHank Jennings is stated to have been arrested after the Dead Dog Farm operation, when it was actually after he assaulted Ed Hurley in his home.\nCaroline Earle's maiden name is given as Wickam, contradicting dialogue in \"Episode 22\" that establishes it as Powell.\nConsistent with The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, Caroline Earle's death is placed ten years prior to the original series, contradicting dialogue in \"Episode 17\" that places it four years prior.\nThere is no mention of Diane Evans' altered appearance at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. In addition, she is missing from Gordon Cole's account of visiting the Great Northern Hotel basement with Dale Cooper, and instead Preston writes that she disappeared shortly after the lights went out in Frank Truman's office.\n"


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"Garland Briggs' dossier (the subject of The Secret History of Twin Peaks) is said to have been recovered from a storage locker in the basement of Ruth Davenport's building \"weeks\" after her body was discovered, contradicting both the stated time frame of that novel and Agent Preston's claim that she has no knowledge of Cooper or Briggs' ultimate fate when researching the first dossier. If this were the case, Preston would necessarily have only researched Briggs' document after the events of the new series.\nIt is erroneously stated that Ronette Pulaski went to the abandoned train car with Jacques Renault and Leo Johnson, when it was actually Jacques' cabin. When asked about it, Mark Frost retorted that Leo and Jacques were both extremely stupid and impulsive."


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"Utility pole\nSeveral utility poles, each of which with the same marking. Bigger numbers read \"6\", smaller ones above read \"324810.\"Deer Meadow\nIn 1988, this pole was situated within the Fat Trout Trailer Park in Deer Meadow, Washington. The arm's whooping sound emanated from the pole during a meeting above a convenience store, and during FBI agent Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley's search of Teresa Banks' trailer. When he returned to the lot that evening, Desmond got a strange feeling when he looked at the pole and heard the same noise.\nThis pole also has the inscription \"720\" carved on it and partially readable brandings. There are readable two-character wood species abbreviation \"WC\", which means the pole is made of western cedar.\nUtility pole at the Fat Trout Trailer Park\nTwin Peaks\nIn 2016, another pole with the same markings, stood on the corner of the Highway 21 in Twin Peaks. A buzzing noise emanated from it shortly after a local boy was struck and killed in the road by Richard Horne.\nThis utility pole has a distribution transformer installed on it.\nUtility pole on the intersection where young boy was hit by Richard Horne's car.\n"


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"Odessa\nAnother pole with the same markings stood outside Carrie Page's home in Odessa, Texas. This particular pole was shown to Andy Brennan in a vision by the Fireman.\nThis utility pole also has a distribution transformer installed on it.\nUtility pole near Carrie Page's house.Utility pole from the Andy's vision"


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"United Methodist Church\nUnited Methodist Church was a church in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn February 19, 1989 services were held at the church.\nBehind the scenes\nThe shooting location is a United Methodist Church in Fall City, located at 4326 337th Place SE, Fall City, Washington."


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"Twin Peaks: The Television Collection\n\nTwin Peaks: The Television Collection is a DVD and Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks (2017).\nIt was released on October 15, 2019 in the United States and was released worldwide in November 2019. The set contains previously-released bonus features.\n"


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"Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery\n\nTwin Peaks: The Entire Mystery is the 2014 Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. Released on July 29, 2014, it is the only release of the series on Blu-ray and the first release of the film on the format in North America.\nA version lacking the tenth disc, entitled Twin Peaks: The Original Series, Fire Walk With Me & The Missing Pieces, was released on September 20, 2016.\nFeatures\n\nDisc 1\nPilot\nOriginal Version (HD, 94 min.)\nPilot Episode: International Version (HD, 113 min.)\nEpisode 1\nEpisode 2\nSpecial Features\nLog Lady introductions (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nEaster Eggs\nMisc. Interview Clips (SD, 9 min.) \u2013 9 unused interviews excerpts\nDisc 2\nEpisode 3\nEpisode 4\nEpisode 5\nEpisode 6\nEpisode 7\nSpecial Features\nSeason 1 Image Gallery (HD) \u2013 Behind-the-scenes shots\n\"Season 1 Images\"\n\"Picnic\"\n\"Ski Trip\"\nPromos (HD, 3 min.)\n"


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"Twin Peaks Sneak Peeks (HD) \u2013 6 \"Tonight in Twin Peaks\" promo ads narrated by Lucy\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreviews and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 3\nEpisode 8\nEpisode 9\nEpisode 10\nSpecial Features\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nOriginal Promos (HD, 5 min.)\n\"There's No Place Like Home\"\n\"T-Shirt Ad\"\n\"Holiday Greeting\"\n\"Patriot Greeting\"\n\"Big Game Promo\" (multiple takes)\nSeason 2 Image Gallery (HD)\n\"Season 2 Images\"\n\"Albert's Slides\"\nA Slice of Lynch: Uncut (HD, 56 min.)\nDisc 4\nEpisode 11\nEpisode 12\nEpisode 13\nEpisode 14\nSpecial Features\nSeries Deleted Scenes (HD/SD, 14 min.)\nScene Cut #2 (HD, 8 min.)\n\"Cooper and Donna Talk About Picnic\"\n\"Picnic\"\n\"Cooper and Truman at Gazebo\"\n\"Mayor's Speech\"\n\"Lucy and Raccoons\"\n\"16mm Period Piece\"\n\"Bobby Coaches Shelly\"\n\"Lucy and Deputy Andy\"\nScene Cut #1 (SD, 6 min.)\n\"Jerry's Wandering Eye\"\n\"27 Going on 6\"\n\"Lucy, Andy, and Donuts\"\n\"Something About Johnny\"\nOuttakes (HD, 2 min.)\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 5\nEpisode 15\nEpisode 16\nEpisode 17\nEpisode 18\nSpecial Features\nReturn to Twin Peaks (SD, 20 min.)\nLocation Guide (SD, 8 min.) "


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"\u2013 then-and-now (circa 2006) comparisons\n\"Town Sign\"\n\"Packard Lodge\"\n\"Laura's Log\"\n\"Packard Saw Mill/Sheriff Station\"\n\"The Great Northern\"\n\"Ronette's Bridge\"\n\"Double R Diner\"\n\"The Roadhouse\"\nThe Glastonbury Archives (SD, 74:32 minutes)\n17 Pieces of Pie: Shooting at the Mar T (aka RR) Diner (SD, 10 min.)\nMark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic (SD, 15 min.)\nLearning to Speak in the Red Room (SD, 4 min.)\nAn Introduction to David Lynch (SD, 22 min.)\nLucy Bumpers (HD, 2 min.) \u2013 11 variations\n1-900 Hotline (SD, 23 min.) \u2013 TV ad and 8 of the pre-recorded messages from the cast in character\nProduction Documents \u2013 Gallery of script pages, call sheets, production breakdowns and other similar items, most with notes scrawled in the margins\nImage Galleries \u2013 Richard Beymer's photos, official publicity stills, collectible trading card set\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 6\nEpisode 19\nEpisode 20\nEpisode 21\nEpisode 22\nSpecial Features\nPostcards From The Cast (SD, 60 min.) "


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"\u2013 Interview snippets from 20 members of the cast\nKyle MacLachlan\nRichard Beymer\nMichael Anderson\nKimmy Robertson\nEverett McGill\nWendy Robie\nGrace Zabriskie\nDana Ashbrook\nPeggy Lipton\nRay Wise\nSheryl Lee\nMiguel Ferrer\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nDon Davis\nAl Strobel\nMichael Horse\nPiper Laurie\nJames Marshall\nRuss Tamblyn\nCatherine Coulson\nTwin Peaks Sneak Peaks (HD)\n\"Now on Saturdays\"\n\"Twin Peaks Saturday\"\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD, 1min.)\nDisc 7\nEpisode 23\nEpisode 24\nEpisode 25\nEpisode 26\nSpecial Features\nCast Interviews (SD, 46 min.) \u2013 Interviews to the themes of \"Origin,\" \"Production\" and \"Legacy\"\nKyle MacLachlan\nM\u00e4dchen Amick\nSherilyn Fenn\nDana Ashbrook\nGary Hershberger\nJames Marshall\nDavid Duchovny\nKimmy Robertson\nDon Davis\nMary Jo Deschanel\nLenny Von Dohlen\nCharlotte Stewart\nRobyn Lively\nCrew Interviews (SD, 23 min.) \u2013 6 members of the production team\nJennifer Lynch\nTodd Holland\nCaleb Deschanel\nDuwayne Dunham\nStephen Gyllenhaal\nTim Hunter\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 8\nEpisode 27\nEpisode 28\nEpisode 29\nSpecial Features\nSecrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks (HD, 106 min.)\n"


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"\"Northwest Passage: Creating the Pilot\"\n\"Freshly Squeezed: Creating Season One\"\n\"Where We\u2019re From: Creating the Music\"\n\"Into the Night: Creating Season Two\"\nLucy's Special Announcement (HD, 1 min.) \u2013 Broadcasted end credits of Episode 27 with Kimmy Robertson announcing the date that the second season finale would air\nLog Lady Intros (HD)\nPreview and recaps on select episodes (HD)\nDisc 9\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nThe Missing Pieces: Deleted/Alternate Scenes (HD, 92 min.)\n"


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"Desmond's MO *\nSay Hello to Jack *\nGood Morning Irene\nThis One's Coming from J. Edgar\nCooper and Diane\nStanley's Apartment\nBuenos Aires / Above the Convenience Store\nMike Is the Man * / Sharing a Cigarette\nSchool Books\nThe Palmers\nLaura's Party\n2x4\nKind of Quiet *\nBest Friends *\nI'm the Muffin / The Ring *\nBob Speaks Through Laura * / Blue Sweater\nSunday at the Johnson's\nSmash Up\nThe Power and the Glory\nFire Walk with Me\nParty Girl\nDon't Forget / Laura's Secret Stash\nBernie the Mule\nI Killed Someone\nBaby Laxative\nSend Me a Kiss\nAsparagus\nBobby and Laura in the Basement *\nGoodnight Lucy\nWaiting for James *\nDistant Screams\nLonesome Foghorn Blows\nEpilogue\n* Extended Scene\nSpecial Feature\nArchival Interviews (SD, 6 min.) \u2013 Ray Wise, Sheryl Lee, Moira Kelly and Madchen Amick interviews to promote Fire Walk with Me\nDisc 10\nReflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks (SD, 31 min.)\nTrailers (HD/SD, 5 minutes)\nUS Trailer (SD) - Trailer for Fire Walk with Me\nInternational Trailer (SD) - Trailer for Fire Walk with Me\nThe Missing Pieces Teaser (HD, 2 min.)\nBetween Two Worlds (HD, 38 min.)\n"


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"Waiter\nAn old, decrepit waiter, derisively dubbed Se\u00f1or Droolcup by Agent Albert Rosenfield, worked at the Great Northern Hotel in 1989.\nBiography\nAt the Great Northern Hotel in early March 1989, the waiter delivered a glass of milk to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who laid on the floor of his room, bleeding. Cooper asked him to call the the doctor, but the senile waiter hung up the phone instead and did not understand the agent's situation. Cooper signed for the milk and as he left, he told Cooper that he had heard about him, then gave him a thumbs-up and a wink. He left the room, but came back to tell this to the special agent again, and got a thumbs-up in return. He came back once more to give another wink and a thumbs-up. A short time later, a Giant appeared in Cooper's room to share important clues about the Laura Palmer case.\nSeveral days later at the Roadhouse, after another appearance by the Giant, he approached Agent Cooper and sadly said, \"I am so sorry.\""


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"Two days later, the waiter came around a corner at the hotel and saw Agent Cooper, reciting his speech from the night Cooper was lying on the floor.\n\nEscorted by Major Garland Briggs, he went to the Roadhouse, where he approached Agent Cooper with gum, which Leland Palmer commented on having been a gum he enjoyed as a boy. The waiter commented, \"That gum you like is going to come back in style.\"The waiter appeared to Cooper in the red room several weeks later, seated next to the arm. He greeted the little man with \"Hallelujah!\"before making a whooping noise. He then stood and shuffled to give Cooper a cup of coffee, repeating the word \"coffee\" over and over. After giving it to him, the Giant appeared in his place, returning to the armchair and saying, \"One and the same.\"Behind the scenes\nThe waiter was played by Hank Worden, a cowboy and actor best known for his roles in John Wayne films. His catchphrase was \"Thank ya kindly,\" which was included in Twin Peaks, after Cooper signs for the room service delivery."


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"Unguin Packard\nUnguin Packard was the wife of Packard Sawmill founder James Packard.\nBiography\nUnguin was born in 1878 and was married to James Packard by 1890, when they set out for Seattle. However, they soon settled in Twin Peaks, where James founded the Packard Sawmill three years after its primary competitor, the Martell Mill.\nUnguin additionally had an interest in mystic arts and had a history of mental illness.\nShe was the namesake air force base near Twin Peaks.\nBehind the scenes\nHer picture displayed in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town seems to originate from a vintage comic strip about sugar daddies."


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"Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces is a feature-length compilation of deleted scenes from the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It premiered as film feature at the Vista Theater in Los Angeles, with crew and cast members attending, on July 16, 2014.\nIt was originally released as part of Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and is also included in the Criterion Collection release of Fire Walk with Me. It was also included in the Blu-ray release Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nContents\n\nDesmond's MO\nAgent Sam Stanley and Agent Chester Desmond exit the morgue after performing the autopsy, and comment on how it is already nighttime.\nSay Hello to Jack\nAgent Stanley and Agent Desmond talk to Jack, the owner of Hap's Diner, about Teresa Banks. Jack directs them to Irene, who was Teresa's supervisor.\nOnly the tail end of this scene appears in the finished film.\nGood Morning Irene\nWalking out of the diner as the sun rises, the FBI agents say good morning to Irene (referencing Jack's discouragement of saying \"Goodnight Irene\") as she gets in her car and heads home.\n"


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"This One's Coming from J. Edgar\nSheriff Cable of Deer Meadow \"takes it outside\" with Chester Desmond for Teresa Banks's body. Cable shows off his strength bending a strand of rebar, only to get completely pummeled by Desmond, who finishes off the fight by bending his own strand of rebar. The deputy and the secretary abandon the scene in fright.\nCooper and Diane\nCooper stands in the doorway of his office and talks to Diane (unseen and unheard) offscreen. Diane has challenged him to figure out what she changed about the room. After thinking about it, Cooper figures out she moved the clock a few inches from its original position.\nStanley's Apartment\nCooper talks to Agent Stanley after Chester Desmond vanishes. Sam is a little awkward around Cooper, who eyes some of Agent Stanley's possessions (namely a vat of liquid) with puzzlement. Sam asks him about Lil's blue rose, but Cooper avoids answering.\nBuenos Aires / Above the Convenience Store\nPhillip Jeffries is in the lobby of a hotel in Buenos Aires, the Palm Deluxe. The concierge gives him a key. Jeffries asks if there is a \"Miss Judy\" at the hotel. "


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"The concierge responds by giving him a letter \"the young lady\" left (though it is not clear if he is talking about Judy or someone else).\nMore of Jeffries' rant in the FBI office is shown, without the \"Above the Convenience Store\" sequence over his appearance. Gordon makes Albert leave to check with the front desk, then tries to call for security, but gets no response. Cooper notices the lights flickering and leaves to check the hallway. As Cole shouts \"MAYDAY!\"Jeffries looks at a calendar and realizes to his shock that it is February 1989. Cole looks up and discovers Jeffries has disappeared, leading into the part seen in the film.\nJeffries abruptly appears on a staircase in Buenos Aires in severe pain. A maid is stumbling away, while a porter proclaims he has soiled himself while asking where Jeffries went. He screams \"Ay\u00fadame\" (Spanish for \"Help me\") over and over as Jeffries himself starts screaming.\nMore of \"Above the Convenience Store\" sequence, with some more dialogue from The Man from Another Place after a shot of the pole numbered 6 with the arm's whooping sound.\n"


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"Besides the audio, which is cut up and rearranged, only some very quick shots of Jeffries' rant and subsequent return to Buenos Aires appear in the final cut.\nMike Is the Man / Sharing a Cigarette\nLonger introduction of Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson, which is only briefly seen in a montage in the finished film. They discuss the fact that they owe Leo Johnson $5,000 and that their cocaine supply is running low.\nSchool Books\nLaura runs down the stairs after discovering someone ripped pages from her diary. She runs into her mother coming back from getting the groceries. She asks to use the car, claiming she forgot her books. Sarah gives her the keys and takes away her cigarette.\nThe Palmers\nLaura comes back at dinnertime, and is confronted by Sarah, who accuses her of lying about losing her school books. She notes Laura stole her blue sweater, and asks why she lied. Laura claims she had to see Bobby.\nThe Palmer family dining room shakes and Leland stomps in pretending to be a hungry lumberjack, which Laura and Sarah watch with rolled eyes. "


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"He then sits down and starts speaking Norwegian, explaining that the Norwegian investors are coming next week and he wants his family to know how to say \"Hello, my name is\u2014\" in Norwegian. Sarah reluctantly learns, and Laura joins, and they join hands and start repeating the phrase until they are laughing and having a good time.\nLaura's Party\nLaura sneaks out of her house and meets a trucker. She exchanges sex for drugs.\n2x4\nDell Mibbler comes to the Packard Saw Mill and complains to Josie Packard and Pete Martell that their two-by-fours are not exactly two inches by four inches. His complaints distress Josie and frustrate Pete, who finally wins Dell over by pointing out that at Dell's bank the dollar is not worth the same as it used to be. Dell quickly (or as quick as he is capable of being) apologizes.\nKind of Quiet\nLonger scene in the Double R Diner with Laura helping out with Meals on Wheels. Ed and Nadine Hurley come in for coffee. Nadine sees Norma working at the counter and angrily drags Ed out.\nShelly sees Laura staring at the place where Mrs. Tremond and her grandson were standing. "


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"Laura runs away, and Shelly goes back into the diner. Norma sends Shelly to do Laura's route. The cook peeks in and comments that the diner is kind of quiet. Norma starts crying in a booth. Ed comes back in and apologizes to her and they make plans to meet later.\nBest Friends\nAfter Laura runs to Donna's house crying, Donna lets her in, and Will and Eileen Hayward look after her. Leland calls Laura back home, and Will and Eileen show obvious suspicion that something is off.\nOnly the start of this scene appears in the final cut, with no appearance by Donna's parents.\nI'm the Muffin / The Ring\nDonna shows Laura out of the house, with the two calling each other \"the muffin.\"As she leaves, Laura shouts out to Donna that \"I'm the muffin!\"This interaction is referred to with Laura's line in the Power and the Glory bar in the final cut.\nLonger scene of Cooper with The Man from Another Place, with the two interacting more than they did in the final cut. The Man introduces the ring to Cooper and poses the question \"is it future or is it past?\""


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"This question is later repeated by Mike in Part 2.\nBob Speaks Through Laura / Blue Sweater\nA longer version of Laura's possession under the ceiling fan, and speaking to BOB.\nSarah accuses Laura of stealing her blue sweater again, only to realize she was wearing it. She bemoans having another nervous breakdown as Laura tries to comfort her.\nSunday at the Johnson's\nWhile people are at church on Sunday, Leo is showing Shelly the \"correct\" way of cleaning the floor.\nThis is a longer version of the scene that appears in the final cut.\nSmash Up\nNorma and Ed sit in a truck in the forest, listening to music and discussing their relationship.\nThis scene is unscripted.\nThe Power and the Glory\nLaura and Donna arrive with their hook-ups at the Power and the Glory room in the CAN-A-DO AND US OF FUCKING \"A\" bar with the barman Dennis, at the Canadian border.\nThis scene clarifies that the Pink Room scene was not actually in the Roadhouse, which is not so obvious in the finished film.\n"


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"Fire Walk with Me\nMike sits shirtless in his motel room, lighting a circle of candles, and saying in backwards-talk, \"Fire walk with me.\"Party Girl\nAfter reading about her in Flesh World, Leland calls Teresa Banks, who invites him to the Red Diamond City Motel.\nAfter Leland runs off, Teresa tells Laura and Ronette that her client flaked on them, leaving the three alone in the motel room. She brushes her hair with her hand, prominently displaying her ring. Pieces of this scene appear in Laura's flashback of the ring in the final cut.\nShortly after witnessing Leland's outburst, Teresa's suspicions are raised, and she calls Jacques Renault, asking what Ronette Pulaski and Laura Palmer's fathers look like. After giving her descriptions, Jacques asks why. She gives a bogus explanation regarding a supposed assault. She quickly hangs up, snickers to herself, and then calls Leland at his office in a bid to blackmail him. This event is referred to by Renault during the Pink Room scene in the final cut.\nDon't Forget / Laura's Secret Stash\nLeland cheerfully reminds Laura while heading out that it is Johnny Horne's birthday. Laura and Sarah sit at the table silently.\n"


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"Laura snorts the last of her stash. This is essentially the same scene that appears in the film, with a few seconds added at the beginning and end of her reflecting.\nBernie the Mule\nHarry, Andy, and Hawk discuss setting up a trap for Bernard Renault. Andy comments that Bernie is coming in on foot, and Harry confirms this. After an awkward silence, Harry asks if he means they will have a lot of paths to cover, but Andy explains he merely thinks he'll have a lot of walking to do. Hawk quickly exits, followed by Andy after being dismissed by a puzzled Truman.\nI Killed Someone\nThe day after the drug deal turned lethal, Bobby confronts Laura at her locker and tells her to hide the $10,000 in her safety deposit box. Laura is unfazed by Bobby's stress and mocks his remorse, which angers him.\nBaby Laxative\nBobby inspects the cocaine bag in the woods, only to realize that it is baby laxative. He curses as he angrily dumps the contents out of the bag.\nSend Me a Kiss\nDr. Jacoby calls Laura the day before her death, right after she does some coke. "


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"He chastises her for not calling him. Laura can tell he has become infatuated. She says that she was at Johnny's birthday and mentions making some audio tapes for him, which were heard in the actual series. She gives up on snorting the last line of cocaine.\nAsparagus\nOn the night of her death, Laura is eating dinner with her mother, though she refuses to eat the asparagus as mentioned in her diary in the series. Sarah tells her Leland is staying late with Ben to work on the plan for the Norwegians. Laura tells her she's going to Bobby's to do homework. Sarah tells her it's a school night, but reminds her to be back at nine. After Laura leaves the room to put away her dishes, Sarah anxiously lights a cigarette. Laura leaves the house.\nBobby and Laura in the Basement\nMajor Briggs reads to Betty from the Book of Revelation. Betty lets Laura in.\nBobby reveals to Laura that the supposed cocaine they picked up and killed the mule for was actually baby laxative. Bobby is dealing with the consequences of what he has done, while Laura's thoughts are on getting more cocaine. "


