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"Earle Black\nEarle Black was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Elk's Point 9\nElk's Point #9 was a bar in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\n\nOne evening in 2016, Sarah Palmer went to the bar and ordered a Bloody Mary. A trucker sitting nearby attempted to proposition 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. She screamed in feigned terror, summoning the bartender, who asked in horror what had happened. Sarah insisted she had no idea, and said it was a mystery.\nWhile investigating the bizarre \"rewriting\" of history regarding Laura Palmer's demise, agent Tammy Preston uncovered police records on Sarah's run-in with the trucker at the bar earlier that year."


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"Dugpa\nThe dugpas were a group studied by Windom Earle during his time in Project Blue Book.\nHistory\nThe dugpas were a society of \"evil sorcerers\" who cultivated \"evil for the sake of evil.\"They had access to a place of power to streamline this process, known predominantly as the Black Lodge.\nFBI Agent Windom Earle researched the dugpas during Project Blue Book prior to his dismissal from the project. In 1989, during his search for the Black Lodge in Twin Peaks, Washington, a tape of Earle describing the dugpas was found by Major Garland Briggs and shown to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman. After viewing the tape, Cooper assigned Bookhouse Boy Cappy to learn more about the dugpas.\nWhile pontificating to Leo Johnson, Earle likened the dugpas to Kali worshippers of India.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Russian author Helena P. Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society, the dugpas were Tibetan Buddhist sect dedicated to cultivating the left-hand path, referring to the Drukpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism."


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"Doug (disambiguation)\nDoug, Douglas, or Dougie could refer to:\nCharacters\nDouglas\nDougie Jones\nDougie Milford\nDouglas Jones (Part 15)\nBehind the scenes\nCullen Douglas (actor)\nDouglas Axtell (sound mixer)\nDoug Wall (grip)\nExternal links\nDouglas (given name) at Wikipedia\nDougie (given name) at Wikipedia\nDouglas (surname) at Wikipedia"


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"E.B. White\nE.B. White was the author of Charlotte's Web.\nBehind the scenes\nE.B. White (July 11, 1899 \u2013 October 1, 1985) was an American writer known for his children's books Stuart Little, Charlotte's Web, and The Trumpet of the Swan, as well as co-authoring the English writing style guide The Elements of Style."


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"Dweller on the Threshold\nThe Dweller on the Threshold, also known as the \"shadow self,\" was a concept found in the stories of the Nez Perce tribe indigenous to the Twin Peaks region.\nIn the stories of the Black Lodge, the Dweller on the Threshold represented the sum total of a person's dark, negative, unresolved qualities at the time of their death. At the moment of a person's enlightenment, the dweller would appear and confront them, forcing them to vanquish it in order to pass through. Facing the dweller was the final test faced by all spirits on the way to perfection.\nDeputy Hawk explained the legend of the Dweller to Special Agent Dale Cooper while expounding on the myths of the White and Black Lodges, which Cooper in turn mentioned in one of his tapes to secretary Diane Evans.\nMany years later, Special Agent Tammy Preston summarized the legend in a report for Gordon Cole. Despite her initial assumption that the dweller was simply a metaphorical concept, she pondered whether the double of Agent Cooper they had encountered might literally have been the \"Dweller on the Threshold.\""


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"Donna Hayward\nDonna Marie Hayward was the best friend of Laura Palmer, and after her death she was obsessed with finding out who killed her and why, employing the help of James Hurley and Maddy Ferguson.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nDonna was born on September 2, 1971 to Doctor Will Hayward and his wife, Eileen. Her birth was guided by Dr. R. Robinson. However, no father was listed on the birth certificate.\nWhen she and Laura were in their early teens, they went skinny dipping with several older Canadian boys, who introduced them to marijuana. One of the boys was named Tim, and Donna later said that this was the first time she ever fell in love.\nIn 1986, Donna began dating Mike Nelson, and during the following months, her friendship with Laura began to deteriorate. However, they eventually reconciled somewhat, though there existed strain from Donna's worry for Laura due to her wild lifestyle that consisted of cocaine and promiscuity.\nLaura's final days\n\nDonna went on a picnic on February 12, 1989, with Laura and Laura's secret boyfriend, James Hurley, who filmed them.\nDonna left her home one morning later in the month to walk to school with Laura. "


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"They passed by their boyfriends on the way, the boys declaring Mike to be \"the man.\"When they reached school, Laura was pulled aside by James, and on their way to class, she excused herself to the bathroom as Donna went on ahead.\n\nAs they left school in the afternoon, Bobby stopped Donna and Laura, wondering where the latter was for the previous hour. However, she avoided the question, as she was seeing James. Despite his anger, Laura managed to brighten his mood and she left with Donna.\nThey went to Donna's home, where they discussed James and Bobby, the former being \"the one.\"The next day, Laura came to her home, clearly distressed, and asked Donna if she was her best friend and Donna comforted her.\nDonna told Laura that she was afraid that she did not always want to be around her because of her being uptight, but wished she was not. They went inside and Donna got her opinion on whether she should sleep with Mike, but Laura doubted whether she actually had feelings for Mike. Donna called to her mother, asking for a muffin. Her father then came in, trying to perform a magic trick. "


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"Her mother then brought out huckleberry muffins for the girls. Doctor Hayward found a \"secret message for Laura,\" which he read to her. Laura's father then called and Donna walked her out of the house.\nThe next night, Donna went to Laura's house, who was ready to go out, but not with Donna. Nevertheless, Donna followed her to the Roadhouse, where two men were sitting with Laura, interested in her prostitution services. The men asked if Donna was \"part of the deal,\" and she kissed one of them, guaranteeing her involvement, despite Laura's initial protests.\nDonna and Laura traveled with the men up to Canada. She was offered cocaine when they arrive, but she refused it.\nThe group went up to Canada. where they met Jacques Renault at the Power and the Glory. She danced with one of the men, watching Laura with the other, who called himself \"Buck.\"Donna became disoriented and picked up Laura's shirt, tying it around her waist, then continued dancing with the man, kissing him. Laura eventually saw them and charges at her, apparently upset about her wearing Laura's shirt.\n"


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"The next morning, Laura and Donna were at the latter's home, Donna questioning why Laura lived the way she did. Laura's father then came to pick up Laura for breakfast.\nLaura's murder\n\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Donna walked to her locker at school, amused at Audrey Horne changing into a pair of heels and smoking a few lockers away. James came to her and asked if she had seen Laura yet that day, to which she said no, and he commented that it was a nice day for a picnic. She then went to class and saw a deputy show up during roll call, asking for Bobby. She then observed a girl outside the classroom window, screaming. She looked at Laura's empty desk, then at James, becoming worried. Suspecting the worst, she said Laura's name and began crying.\nShe was surrounded by friends for comfort as the principal made an announcement to the school about Laura's death. She cried as the announcement ended and she looked over to James.\nLater, Donna went to James' uncle, \"Big\" Ed Hurley's gas station and went to him. He pulled her into a hug and comforted her. "


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"She asked if he had seen James and Ed gave her a message he had left for her, saying to meet him at the Roadhouse after 9:30. Just then, her boyfriend, arrived and angrily asked where she had been, saying she should be with him, supporting Bobby. Ed came to her defense and Mike commanded her to go to the sheriff's station, then left. Ed's wife, Nadine then yelled at him to hang her drapes and Donna left.\nShe was brought in for questioning before Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, where she was asked about the picnic with Laura that was filmed by James, but she insisted that it was recorded by a female hiker, despite Cooper revealing that he knew Laura had a secret boyfriend. He then let her go.\nIn the evening, Donna overheard her parents talking about the events that occurred over the course of the day, including the discovery of Laura's necklace, which was not a detail that had been released to the public. She learned that the authorities believe the killer may have been in possession of the other half of the heart, and she knew that James had it. "


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"She snuck into her sister, Harriet's bedroom and told her that she would be leaving through the window, despite a curfew put into effect, and wanted Harriet to cover for her. She then left to go meet James, borrowing Harriet's bike.\nShe arrived at the Roadhouse, where Mike waited for her with Bobby, the former angrily grabbed her, though Ed and other bar patrons intervened and Joey Paulson escorted her out of the Roadhouse. Joey took her to James in the woods.\n\nDonna told him that the authorities were looking for him, but he said that he would be cooperative, despite his belief that they would lock him up because he was with Laura the previous night. James also described Laura the previous night, saying she was a completely different person and that it made sense for her to have been killed. When he began expressing guilt, the two kissed and heard sirens. They buried the necklace and they drove off but were stopped by the sheriff and Agent Cooper and were taken to the sheriff's station.\nShe was released to her father, though Truman asked for her to be back in the morning for questioning. "


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"Her father took her home after a short talk.\nDonna went downstairs the next morning to her living room, where her mother was, asking why she was not taken back to the sheriff's station for questioning that morning but was told that the authorities postponed her questioning to the next day and that she had cried in her sleep overnight. She also revealed her current feelings, including her budding romance with James.\nShe went to the Palmer home, told by Leland to try to not upset his wife. She sat down next to Mrs. Palmer and held her hand, but she then thought Donna was Laura and hugged her before screaming and Leland came back to console her.\nBack at home, the doorbell rang. It was James, who had come to have dinner with her family.\nAfter dinner, she sat with James as her parents went to bed. James told her that he believed their relationship was not wrong and would have happened even if Laura had not died.\nFor lunch the next day after church, she went to the Double R Diner with her family and they saw Audrey Horne come in. "


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"Donna went to speak to her and they talked about Laura as well as Audrey's apparent crush on Agent Cooper.\n\nThe following day, Donna attended Laura's funeral.\nDonna sat at the Palmer home the next morning as Sarah Palmer described to Deputy Andy Brennan a man she saw in a vision. When Leland came in, he mentioned another vision Sarah claimed to have, in which a gloved hand picked up James' half of the necklace.\nShe did her makeup at school later when Audrey came in and told her the secrets Laura had, including that she had been seeing Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, which had not been known to Donna. Audrey also supposed that Laura had worked at the brothel, One Eyed Jacks.\nAt home, Donna received a call from James and she said they needed to talk about Laura.\nThat night, she went with James to the woods to find the half of Laura's necklace they buried but did not find it.\nShe met with James at the gazebo in the park the next day, after he had left her a note. "


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"He revealed to her that his father was still alive and had abandoned he and his mother, who was an alcoholic.\nDonna went to the diner with him, where she met Laura's nearly identical cousin, Maddy Ferguson. She swore Maddy to the secrecy of their investigation into Laura's murder and said they had heard of Laura having a hiding place in her home and wished for Maddy to find it. They then left the diner together.\nLater that night, she received a call from Maddy, who told her she has found a tape in Laura's hiding place.\nDonna listened to the tape found by Maddy. It had been made for Doctor Jacoby and in it, Laura expressed the ease of recording the tape and mentioned a coconut in relation to secrets. They found that a tape recorded the night Laura died was now missing and James supposed that Jacoby must have still had it. He then suggested they go to Jacoby's office to look for the tape, and they could lure him out with a \"phone call from Laura.\""


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"At night, she met James and Maddy in the park, the latter wearing a blonde wig to make her look exactly like Laura.\nShe stood by as James called Jacoby and handed over the phone to Maddy, who lured Jacoby by speaking as Laura. She and James went on their way to the office, leaving Maddy in the park.\nAfter watching Jacoby leave, they infiltrated his office.\nIn the office, Donna found a coconut, remembering Laura's tape. Inside she found the missing tape and half of Laura's necklace. She then left with James on his motorcycle.\nThey went back to Donna's house, where they listened to the tape, in which Laura noted James to be sweet, but dumb, and mentioned a \"mystery man\" who drove a red corvette. James then said that Jacoby did not kill Laura and that he had been trying to help her, but Donna questioned how he came into possession of the necklace.\nShe went to the Double R Diner the next day and met with Maddy, who gave her a pair of Laura's sunglasses. Maddy broke her own pair of glasses as Donna lit a cigarette. "


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"Maddy asked about James being arrested and if they were responsible for a heart attack suffered by Doctor Jacoby. Maddy then informed her that Leland's hair had turned white, just before Norma delivered a note saying 'LOOK INTO THE MEALS ON WHEELS.'She went to the sheriff's station to see James and asked what he told them and. He said he did not give up her or Maddy.\nShe called Norma about the Meals on Wheels, offering to pick up Laura's route. She then joined her family and the Palmers to watch her sisters, Gersten and Harriet play piano and read a poem about Laura, respectively. Donna told Maddy about the Meals on Wheels and that she was to start the next day.\nStarting on the route, Donna went to the home of an elderly woman named Mrs. Tremond, whose grandson sat in a chair in the bedroom. The old woman complained about the creamed corn, which soon disappeared from her plate and into the hands of her grandson, who had apparently performed a magic trick. Mrs. Tremond told her about the neighbor, Mr. Smith and that he was friends with Laura. "


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"Donna went next door to Smith's house, but he did not answer, so she left him a note.\n\nDonna later sat in her living room with Maddy, singing \"Just You\" along with Maddy and James, the latter also playing guitar. During the song, she stared longingly at him and noticed that Maddy did the same and seemed to receive all of James' attention. This upset Donna and she ran out of the room. She was pursued by James and she insisted there is nothing wrong and she kissed him.\nHer father then called down saying there was a phone call for her from Harold Smith, Mrs. Tremond's neighbor. She answered the phone and they arranged to meet the next day. Maddy screamed and Donna went with James to her aid.\nThe next morning, she went to Harold's home and they discussed Laura briefly. As Harold went to get a flower from his greenhouse for Laura's grave, Donna found an envelope, but could not see what it was before he came back in.\nDonna went to the Double R Diner, where she saw Maddy with her hand on James' hand. "


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"This angered her and she told James about Harold, who she saw as much better than he. She then stormed out of the diner.\nShe went to Laura's grave with Harold's flower and expressed her feelings about what had occurred since her death and was upset with her for dying.\nShe went to the Palmer home, where she caught Maddy and James in an embrace, then left.\nShe went back to Harold to talk to him about her situation with James. She looked at a flower as Harold got her something to drink, but also discovered Laura's diary.\nDonna went to the diner the next day and told Hank that she had plans to have lunch with Harold. She took her Meals on Wheels delivery and left for Harold's house. There, they drank to Laura's memory and he shared some of Laura's diary with her. She suggested he turn it in to the authorities, but he saw no reason to, as Laura had given it to him and it contained no solutions.\nShe later met Maddy at the diner to discuss what was going on between them and James. She quickly changed the subject to Laura's diary in Harold's possession.\n"


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"Donna brings lunch to Harold the following day and offered to tell her life story to him in exchange for reading Laura's diary, but he said he would read it to her and that it could not leave the room. He retrieved a notebook from a secret compartment of his shelf and she began telling him about her life, but soon made the conversation about him instead, distracting him. She snatched the diary and backed up out the door. Harold stepped outside and collapsed, prompting her to apologize and return the diary.\nShe and Maddy later planned to retrieve the diary from Harold.\nShe met with Harold again to put the plan in motion that evening. She told him about an experience with Laura when she was 13 or 14 where young men took them to the woods and they went skinny-dipping. She said that this event was the first time she fell in love, this having been with one of the boys who was named Tim.\nHarold showed her his flowers and they kissed. Harold excused himself and from the greenhouse, Donna signaled Maddy inside and to where she could find the diary. She was startled when Harold returned. "


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"She tried to distract him while Maddy searched for the diary, but she was caught. Upset, Harold cornered them.\nHarold expressed his utmost disappointment in Donna for betraying his trust. He tried to take the diary, but James burst in to save the girls, and Harold managed to grab the diary back.\nShe went to meet with Sheriff Truman, who was skeptical of her claim that Harold had a diary by Laura, as they had previously found one at the Palmer home. He suspected that the teenagers were getting into trouble again, but said he would try to send someone to Smith's home. A loud man, FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole interrupted them and, much to Donna's annoyance, he and Truman spoke privately, leaving her to wait on the sheriff. However, she was soon forgotten about.\nShe met with James at the Roadhouse the next night, where they discussed Harold's apparent suicide and her guilt over it. James also told her that Maddy would be leaving. She then lip-synced with the singer, who performed \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart.\"Donna was then overcome with emotion during the next song, \"The World Spins.\""


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"Donna went to the Palmer home with James the next day to say goodbye to Maddy, but Leland told them he had dropped her off at the bus station 20 minutes prior. They then left after observing that the living room was strewn with golf balls.\nDonna sat with James the following day and he gave her a ring, wishing to be with her all the time. She approved and they shared a kiss.\nThey went to the diner, where she heard Deputy Andy saying, \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" and she questioned him about Mrs. Tremond, as her grandson had spoken these words, but he said this was actually Harold Smith's suicide note and that it meant, \"I am a lonely soul.\"She hurriedly went to get Agent Cooper.\nShe told Cooper about Mrs. Tremond and they went to her house, but a different, middle-aged Mrs. Tremond answered the door, claiming to know nothing of the older woman. This Mrs. Tremond then delivered an envelope to Donna from Harold, containing a page from Laura's diary, where she described a dream of being in a red room with a little man and an old man. "


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"It also said that \"BOB\" must be stopped and that she knew she would die the following night.\nShe went to the Palmer home to deliver a tape for Maddy of the song they recorded with James. She gave it to Leland and asked him about Laura's secret diary, which he was unaware of. He then received a call from Maddy's mother and Donna fearfully listened to him speak on the phone, as Maddy apparently did not return home. He told her she had nothing to worry about.\nLeland then brought Donna some lemonade and put on a record after assuring her that Maddy was okay. He offered for them to dance and she accepted. He soon violently pulled her to him, letting her go when the doorbell rang. Leland let in Sheriff Truman, who said there had been another murder.\nMaking the connection to Maddy's absence, she met James by the lake. She informed him that Maddy was dead and he says they could have helped her and left without Donna whilst upset.\nJames' departure and mystery of parentage\nAfter Leland died in custody after being arrested for Laura and Maddy's murders, Donna attends the reception following his funeral. "


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"She confided in Ed about James believing the chaos in the town to be caused by him.\nNadine Hurley\u2014believing herself to be a teenager following a suicide attempt\u2014approached Donna at her locker the next day and Donna asked if she had seen James, to which she denied. Nadine then asked Donna if she was still dating Mike and became excited when she said she was not.\nThe next day, Donna was approached by Mike, who had lost a wrestling match to Nadine and asked her to pretend they were still dating to end Nadine's wishes to go out with him.\nShe went to Ed's house the next day, still looking for James. He told her that he requested money be delivered to a specific bar and Donna offered to deliver it to him.\nDonna went to Wallies Hideout, the bar James requested his money be delivered to. There, she met a woman who told her that James possibly went to Mexico and told Donna to go home.\nIn the evening, she went to the woman's home, from which James left. He finds Donna and they left together.\n"


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"She goes back to Wallies Hideout with James, who said he was being framed for the murder of the woman's husband, Jeffrey Marsh. James insisted that he go back and talk to the woman\u2014Evelyn\u2014as he believed she would tell the truth to the police. Donna called Ed and filled him in on the details as a deputy named Frank entered the bar.\nLater, she returned to the bar where she met Evelyn again. She resisted telling Donna the reasoning she had helped frame James, and a man came to get Evelyn. Donna tried to follow, but the man threatened to kill her. As the man left with Evelyn, Donna pleaded on James' behalf.\nShe went back to the Marsh house, where she saw the man try to convince Evelyn to leave her fingerprints on his gun so he could then kill James, who was at their feet, unconscious. She then burst into the house and pleaded for his life. Malcolm commanded Evelyn to give him the gun, but she shot him instead.\n"


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"Donna and James had a picnic the next day, where she said that she knew about his relationship with Evelyn, but forgave him as she knew how he felt. She asked him to come home to Twin Peaks with her, but he refused, feeling it was not right. She understood and wished him luck on his travels.\nShe went to the Roadhouse after receiving a note requesting her to be there, along with a torn piece of paper. There, she met Shelly Johnson, who had a similar message and an adjoining paper. Audrey Horne also arrived, who had the last piece of the torn poem.\nDonna answered the door of her home the next day, where a colleague of her father's, Gerald Craig, had arrived for a visit on his way to a convention in Spokane. She invited him in and he reminisced about his friendship with her father and his time in high school. He gave her a gift for her father and left.\nDonna's parents later arrived home with groceries and she told them about Craig's visit. However, her father said that this was impossible, as Craig had drowned many years before. "


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"Donna gave them the gift left by \"Craig\" and her mother called the phone number he left, which was actually for a cemetery. Her father opened the gift, finding a knight chess piece with a chess move.\nLater, the doorbell rang at her home and she went to answer but saw that her mother had reached the door first. She watched Benjamin Horne step into the house and whisper to her mother.\nThe next morning, Donna followed her mother to the Great Northern Hotel, seeing that she had gone to meet with Ben Horne. She went to the reception desk and asked to see Audrey, also seeing Mike with Nadine, checking out of the hotel, arm in arm. Audrey came and Donna asked if she knew why her mother and Audrey's father were visiting one another. Audrey did not know, so she showed Donna to a hole in the wall of Ben's office, where the girls spied on her mother and Horne.\nLater, she received a San Francisco postcard from James, who later planned to go to Mexico. Her father assured her that James would be back. "


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"Donna then asked him if he knew how her mother knows Horne, to which he responded that she probably did not. She then told him about Ben's visit to their home and her mother's to the hotel, but he dismissed both as charity meetings. Donna then went to answer the door, which was a delivery flowers for her mother.\nThe following day, she went to the Roadhouse to try out for the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nAt dinner, she asked her mother how she knew Ben Horne. Her father then brought up his excuse, which she agreed with. However, Donna did not believe them due to the flowers sent to her.\nThe next day, in the attic of her home, Donna found her birth certificate, discovering that it did not list a father. Her mother then called up to her, as Deputy Hawk had called for her.\nShe was called to the sheriff's station, where Cooper went over the poem Donna, Shelly, and Audrey received. Donna told him about the visit from \"Gerald Craig.\""


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"Shelly then pointed out that the poem was in her husband Leo's handwriting and Cooper advised the girls to check in with the Sheriff's Department twice a day.\nDonna went to her living room the next day, dressed up for Miss Twin Peaks. Her mother asked to hear her speech, but she instead wanted to know the truth about her involvement with Benjamin Horne. Her parents did not budge on the subject, so she left.\nDuring a musical interlude at the contest, she saw Ben Horne and approached him for an explanation, but he said it was neither the time or the place. He began to talk to her and she realized that he may indeed be her father, so she ran away with tears in her eyes.\nAfter Annie Blackburn won the title of Miss Twin Peaks, chaos ensued.\nShe packed her bags the next day and came down the stairs of her home, ready to leave. Ben was present, imploring her to stay, saying the situation was his fault and that he was now trying to make it right. Donna's father then came, angered by Ben's presence. "


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"Sylvia Horne then arrived, upset with Ben, and Donna hugged Doctor Hayward, crying and declaring him to be her father. Will then punched Ben, causing him to slam his head into the fireplace.\nLater life\nDonna graduated from high school with honors and moved to New York City after turning eighteen, cutting herself off from everyone in Twin Peaks, except for her younger sisters and Audrey Horne, with whom she exchanged two letters.\nShe began studying at Hunter College, but dropped out after her freshman year to focus on her modeling career, having signed with the Ford Modeling Agency. Her career was very successful in the 1990s, during which time, gossip and society newspaper columns linked her romantically with several men until her marriage to a prominent venture capitalist, nearly twenty years her senior.\nIn the late 1990s, she encountered Lana Budding Milford at a charity event and the two were photographed together. The photo was subsequently published in the Twin Peaks Post.\nMeanwhile, Donna was suffering from drug and alcohol dependence and entered rehabilitation four times over the following five years. "


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"Her final rehabilitation came after Donna was found at a Lower East Side crack house after being reported missing by her husband two days prior. This episode was believed to have been triggered by the sudden death of her mother in 2009, whom Donna had not spoken to since leaving home.\nShe became sober after her stay at McLean Psychiatric Hospital and her marriage ended in divorce. She moved to New Haven, Connecticut, where she religiously attended twelve-step meetings to maintain her sobriety.\nDonna soon reconciled with her father Will and moved in with him in Middlebury, Vermont, working as his assistant in his medical practice. As of late 2016, she was studying to become a nurse practitioner. Donna politely turned down requests for an interview from Tamara Preston, and also declined to say what she had written in her letters to Audrey.\nBehind the scenes\nLara Flynn Boyle played Donna in the series. Due to scheduling conflicts, the role was recast with Moira Kelly in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nBoyle was approached to appear in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks but declined the offer to return.\n"


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"Trivia\nIn the original script for the pilot episode, James' reflection in the video tape is seen in Donna's eye rather than Laura's.\nGallery"


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"Dwayne Milford\nDwayne Milford, Sr., a pharmacist by trade, was the mayor of Twin Peaks from 1962 to 1990. He was well known for his ongoing feud with his brother Dougie.\nBiography\n\nEarly life and career\nDuring his freshman year of high school, Dwayne threw the great northwest's very first forward pass. It flew for over four yards to his brother, Dougie, who fell over.\nIn 1927, Milford was a scoutmaster and had an ongoing feud with his brother which had been sparked by an event concerning \"an old flame and a rumble seat.\"He also worked at a pharmacy owned by his family, which he took over after World War II following the death of his father.\nHe became mayor of Twin Peaks in 1962, after running unopposed. At some point, he had a son named after himself.\nMilford was married for about fifty years until his wife's death. The marriage produced at least one child, Dwayne Milford, Jr.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn February 24, 1989, Milford called to order a conference held by Special Agent Dale Cooper to announce the FBI's takeover of the murder investigation of Laura Palmer, who had been murdered the night before. "


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"The mayor struggled with his announcement, wondering if the microphone was on.\nDougie's death and Miss Twin Peaks\nA few weeks later, at the reception following the funeral for Leland Palmer, Milford instigated a fight with his brother. The next day, he attended his brother's wedding to the young Lana Budding, to which he objected on the grounds that the bride was only interested in Dougie's money and newspaper.\nThe following morning, Dwayne went to the Great Northern Hotel, where his brother had died in bed of an apparent heart attack. He cried over him and blamed Lana's sexual appetite for his death. After he was escorted out by Deputy Andy Brennan, he saw Lana and chided her, saying that she was a \"sexual adventuress\" and would \"burn in hell.\"Later, in Sheriff Harry S. Truman's office, Doctor Will Hayward presented the autopsy report for Dougie, finding that he indeed died from a heart attack. However, Dwayne asked the doctor if he checked for witchcraft and wanted to press charges, claiming Lana killed him with sex.\nDays later, armed with a shotgun, Dwayne confronted Lana, who was at the sheriff's station with Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. "


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"Agent Cooper then ordered Dwayne and Lana to settle matters privately in the conference room. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until they opened the door to find the mayor being kissed by Lana and announcing that they planned to adopt a child.\nDwayne and Lana soon became engaged; and days later, at the Double R Diner, Lana requested Dwayne to pull some strings to make her win the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, for which he was a judge.\nHe later met with the other members of the Judging and Rules Committee, Will Hayward and Pete Martell, where he commented that the year's contest would be exciting. Benjamin Horne addressed the committee, first congratulating Milford on his engagement to Lana, then suggested the contest's speech topic be over ideas on how to save the forests. Lana then was called up as the first candidate for the contest.\nDwayne went to Lana the next day to tell her that Norma Jennings and Richard Tremayne had been confirmed as the other judges for the contest and they plotted a way for her to definitely win.\nWith feedback from the microphone, he later addressed the dancing couples at the Roadhouse.\n"


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"The next morning, alongside the two fellow judges, Milford observed Tim Pinkle teach choreography to the contestants and he commented that he loved a chorus line. Norma turned his attention away to ask what qualities they would be looking for in Miss Twin Peaks, and he suggested beauty and power - the way he liked his women. After Norma left, Lana approached Dick and requested for him to help her \"find something in the storage room\" - all part of their plan to have her win the contest.\nAt the contest that night, the winner was announced as Annie Blackburn as Dwayne looked at Lana in disappointment. He was outraged at the win.\nSix months later, Lana left Twin Peaks after receiving insurance money for Dougie's death and Milford completed his final term as mayor in 1990 after fourteen consecutive two-year terms."


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"Dougie Jones\nFor other uses, see Doug (disambiguation).\n\"Dougie is Cooper?! How the hell is this?\"\u2015Gordon Cole\nDouglas \"Dougie\" Jones was a tulpa of FBI agent Dale Cooper, created by Cooper's doppelganger as a ploy to avoid returning to the Black Lodge.\nBiography\n\nCreation\nAfter escaping from the red room, Dale Cooper's doppelganger was destined to return there at 2:53 p.m. around twenty-five years later. Dougie Jones, a tulpa of Cooper, was manufactured from a gold seed, ensuring that he would be the one to return in the doppelganger's place. Dougie was in possession of the ring, which he wore on his left arm. His earliest records dated to 1997.\nDuring Dougie's existence, he was married to Janey-E, with whom he had a son named Sonny Jim, and worked as an insurance agent at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada from 2004. Dougie lived in the house with a red door at 25140 Lancelot Court, near Merlin's Market. It also seemed that he frequently had \"episodes\" in which he seemed almost catatonic, possibly caused by a car accident he was involved in prior to being hired at Lucky 7 Insurance.\n"


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"Death\nOn the appointed day, Dougie had been away from his family for several days with no contact, and he owed $52,000 to Jimmy and Tommy for a football bet. During this time, he was with a prostitute named Jade at an unoccupied house in the Rancho Rosa development. After finishing their tryst, Jade went to shower, while Dougie's left arm became numb and he grew violently ill. He crawled to the living room, where he vomited on the floor. He was then violently yanked backwards, disappearing.\nDougie sat in an armchair in the red room, where Mike told him that he had been manufactured by someone for a purpose that had now been fulfilled. Dougie began shrinking and the ring fell off his hand. He suddenly transformed into a cloud black smoke, a golden orb-shaped seed rising out of the depths. Dougie then appeared to turn into a vomiting skull and vanished in a flash of light, leaving behind only the gold seed in his seat. Mike picked up both the ring and the seed, placing the ring on its table.\n"


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"The real Dale Cooper then was transported out the Black Lodge through a wall outlet, materializing in the house from which Dougie had disappeared. Dougie's family and friends mistook Cooper for Dougie and continued to treat him as such. Over the next several days, several individuals working for Dale Cooper's doppelganger attempted to kill Cooper but failed.\nDougie's wedding ring was discovered inside a man's decapitated body in Buckhorn, South Dakota. The body had been found in the apartment of Ruth Davenport along with Davenport's severed head.\nReturn\n\nWhen the real Cooper awoke from a coma with his full capacities, he was visited by Mike in a vision. Cooper removed a tuft of his own hair and gave it to Mike, telling him to \"make another one\". Soon, another tulpa of Cooper appeared in the Red Room before Mike and went to Las Vegas, taking on the name of Dougie Jones. He knocked on the door of Jones' home and embraced Janey-E and Sonny Jim, who were overjoyed that he had returned to them.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nHis Nevada car license plate sticker's yellow color and design (text to the left, bottom and right of the month of expiration number and nothing above) indicate that the expiration year is either 2013 or 2016 (though it should be noted that in Nevada, registrations may be renewed online up to 18 months after expiration).\nDougie's changing into a gold nugget is very similar to Lynch short film Dream #7 and a scene from his unproduced Ronnie Rocket script in which a character becomes a golden egg.\nTrivia\nHis \"Sunset\" Nevada car plate serial number is DUGE LV, and the license plate sticker reads that it expires in March but its year of expiration, its serial number and its state are not visible though the latter are presumably \"DUGE LV\" and \"Nevada.\"The tags are 2003."


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"Doorway picture\n\nThe doorway picture is given to Laura Palmer by Mrs. Chalfont. It is explored by Laura in her dream. She \"enters\" the picture frame into a first room and makes her way into a second Room where Mrs. Chalfont points her to yet another room. She enters a third room where Mrs. Chalfont's grandson awaits in the dark. He snaps his fingers and the room is lit. The room then dissolves into the familiar red drapes and black and white zig-zag floor of the Black Lodge.\nGallery\nFirst RoomMrs. Chalfont in the second roomThe grandson in the third roomThe grandson in the third room"


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"Dougie Milford\nLieutenant Colonel Douglas \"Dougie\" Milford was a United States Air Force officer, specifically assigned to investigations concerning UFOs. In his later years, he was the publisher of the local newspaper, the Twin Peaks Gazette. He was known to marry often, lastly to Lana Budding Milford.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nDouglas was born into the Milford family, the long-standing owners of Twin Peaks' oldest pharmacy, on August 11, 1909. Douglas grew up in the shadow of his older brother, Dwayne Milford, who stood to inherit the family business. During school, he was a classmate and friend of Emil Jennings, then flunked out of a pharmacy school in Yakima. In his youth, Douglas was often in conflict with both his brother and his family at large, due to his impulsivity and unpredictable temper, which contrasted him with his older brother's reliability and trustworthiness. As a result, his family would regard him as a black sheep, and the community of Twin Peaks viewed him as a somewhat of a trouble maker.\nAt some point, he and Dwayne began a feud over something concerning \"an old flame and a rumble seat.\"The feud lasted for the rest of Dougie's life.\n"


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"Like Dwayne, Douglas joined the Twin Peaks chapter of the Boy Scouts of America, and was, again like his brother, a scoutmaster for a time. During a camping trip at Pearl Lakes in 1927, he claimed to have seen a \"giant\" as well as a \"walking owl.\"He stated that he had photographed both, but when the film ended up prematurely exposed, he blamed his brother for improperly mixing chemicals in the family's pharmacy darkroom. Despite this, Milford had a photographic memory that his brother could attest to.\nThe following month, Milford demanded an investigation into the incident from the Regional Scoutmaster Council in Spokane, lest he bring it to the attention of the National Scoutmaster Council. His brother tried to calm him, only for Douglas to become violent and forcibly removed from the meeting. He subsequently was asked to resign from the scouts and began \"living in sin\" with Pauline Cuyo, the estranged daughter of Twin Peaks Gazette owner Dayton Cuyo. He became the town drunk until becoming a drifter in 1929, leaving Twin Peaks at the outset of the Great Depression.\nMilitary years\nDougie eventually reached San Francisco and worked as a logger. "


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"He enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps on December 8, 1941, the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor. During wartime, he was a quartermaster's brigade.\nHe was stationed in Guam and was promoted to sergeant by November 1944, when he was charged with black market trafficking of Army liquor and cigarettes. Despite the charges being dropped, he was demoted to Private and was stationed at the Alamogordo, New Mexico White Sands Missile Range in 1945.\nBy 1947, he was a Corporal and had been transferred to an air base in Roswell, New Mexico. On the morning of July 5, he heard rumors that an air crash had occurred that morning and snuck away from his post to see the wreckage thirty-five miles away. There, he saw a large field of metallic debris. In the field, he saw military personnel extracting a large, plane-like craft from the wreckage to be loaded onto a truck and others loading smaller objects into ambulances. He then saw General Nathan F. Twining arrive at the field to investigate, but shortly after, Milford was arrested by military police. "


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"He was interviewed about the incident on July 8 by an Army Lieutenant, though eventually requested to speak to the Lieutenant's superior officer to discuss a similar experience he had previously had.\nFollowing this incident, Corporal Milford was promoted to the grade of Major and was assigned to Project Sign by the United States Air Force, with General Twining as his commander. On July 12, he and FBI agent Frederic Nathan interviewed Kenneth Arnold, who claimed to have seen UFOs on June 24.\nOn July 14, Milford flew to Seattle and purchased a black 1947 Buick Roadmaster from Bob J. Hart. Subsequent alleged sightings of a \"man in black\" driving a Buick Roadmaster have been suggested to have been of Milford.\nFollowing the September 4 sighting by Einer Jennings of Twin Peaks, Milford traveled to the town to speak to Jennings on September 7, ostensibly as a friend to Einer's son Emil, rather than an Air Force officer. After hearing Jennings' account, Milford advised him of the potential dangers of continuing to tell his story, citing Kenneth Arnold's plane being sabotaged. When Jennings went pale and quiet upon hearing this, Milford took it as a sign that he had succeeded.\n"


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"The following day, Milford traveled to the site where Jennings claimed to have seen the UFO and was greeted by a vision of an area in Ghostwood National Forest, near Pearl Lakes. He ventured to this location, where he claimed to have heard a hum, followed by bright, multi-colored lights, all coming from a large, round object twenty-five feet in the air. Underneath the object, within the clearing, he saw three children looking up at the object. Soon after, the object and the children disappeared. Milford searched the area, finding no evidence of the object or children, but took photographs of the area before fleeing.\nMonths later, Milford had been promoted to the rank of Major and was present for Project Sign's first official meeting, held at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. The meeting discussed and analyzed eighteen UFO sightings reported between May and September 1947, including Milford's own.\nHe also investigated other alleged UFO sightings, such as the abductions of Margaret Coulson, Carl Rodd, and Alan Traherne in his hometown of Twin Peaks. His assignment concerning these sightings was to effectively debunk them.\nBy 1949, Project Sign was succeeded by Project Grudge. "


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"Milford's first assignment for Grudge arrived in November, when he was dispatched to Pasadena, California to investigate Jack Parsons.\nMilford met with Parsons in the facade of a freelance journalist writing an article for a left-wing magazine to \"set the record straight\" about his termination from Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Parsons spoke of his relationship with science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard and vaguely referring to the Working of Babalon, a ritual he and Hubbard worked on, with the goal of summoning Zeta Reticulans. During the interview, Milford also noticed that Parsons was wearing a \"jade green ring\" on his right hand. The interview abruptly ended when Parsons' wife came to pick him up.\nAfterward, Milford met with a former colleague of Parsons who took him to the Arroyo Seco, a canyon where Parsons used to test rockets and explore \"the explosive sciences, of both the literal and metaphorical varieties,\" believing they would \"open up the gate.\"The colleague disclosed that Parsons would also use the area for Thelema rituals, attempting to summon the goddess Babalon. "


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"Inquiring about Parsons' ritual in New Mexico, he learned that Parsons had been attempting to bring across the \"Moonchild\" and that this incident occurred the weekend before the Roswell incident in 1947. From his findings, Milford concluded that any association between Parsons and the United States military be terminated.\nOn June 15, 1952, Milford was dispatched to investigate Parsons once more, still in the guise of a journalist. While Parsons discussed his separation from the Church of Thelema, Milford took note of his home, noticing evidence of occult activities, drug use, and work on explosives. He concluded that Parsons was a potential security threat, and reaffirmed his position that Parsons not be given back his military security clearance. Parsons died two days later in an explosion at his lab.\nHe later joined Project Blue Book and had a renowned reputation for his investigative skill.\nIn 1958, Milford recorded a journal entry in which he recounted correspondence with his White House informant, \"M,\" who informed him of the secretive Wise Men. In this entry, Milford also mused on an incident from 1955 that M tipped him on, which was rumored to have filmed evidence. "


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"He also recounted the truth (according to M) of a secretive trip by President Eisenhower, during which he traveled to Holloman Air Force Base. Sources claimed that Eisenhower's alleged visit to the base was to meet with extraterrestrials, who made an offer involving the US giving up nuclear warheads. A second visit was said to involve \"grays\" who offered their technology in exchange for genetic material, an offer that was purportedly accepted.\nIn 1962, he wrote an editorial against his brother, who was running for mayor of Twin Peaks. However, Dwayne won the position, as he was running unopposed.\nBy 1966, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and began working under President Richard M. Nixon, who possibly was his informant, M. He secretly continued Project Blue Book for Nixon by gathering allies for 4 years, keeping it secret from other agencies such as the CIA who refuse to convey information to the president's office. Nixon eventually showed him a facility with many UFO related objects and even the survivor from a UFO crash which occurred in 1958.\n"


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"On the evening of July 24, 1974, Nixon called Milford at his home over a secure line, and the two had what would be their last conversation. At this time, Nixon was facing almost certain impeachment for his involvement in the Watergate scandal and his attempts to cover said involvement, but he relayed to Milford that he believed that it was really a conspiracy orchestrated by his enemies inside the government to remove him from office because he knew too much. He warned Milford to keep a low profile, and informed him that he would not contact him directly again, telling him to instead seek his new allies in the FBI, where he had a contact who would help him.\nWhen Nixon resigned on August 9, 1974, Milford decided to follow his advice, and aside from writing an op-ed to the Twin Peaks Gazette, where he praised Nixon as a great statesman and lambasted those he believed had pressured him into his resignation, he refrained from doing to attract attention to himself for a year. He then sought out the man from the FBI who was recommended by Nixon: Gordon Cole. "


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"Cole would prove his only trustful ally to continue his activities in Twin Peaks.\nRetirement\nAt age 60, he returned to Twin Peaks, where he took over the Twin Peaks Gazette and renamed it the Twin Peaks Post after the death of then editor/publisher Robert Jacoby. He used his newspaper to prevent any news about the construction of the base to leak. When the Mayor investigated, Douglas sent in the FBI agents Gordon Cole and Phillip Jeffries to falsely report it to be part of Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative.\nIn public life, Milford's return to his home town was markedly undramatic. His sordid reputation from his youth had long since been forgotten, and instead, due to his newfound wealth, the townspeople came to view him as just a rather harmless, rich old eccentric. This general opinion of him solidified over the years, as Milford, in stark contrast to his frugal brother, often engaged in spendthrift behavior, and, even more scandalously, got into a series of marriages with younger women, all of which would be very short-lived and end in divorce.\n"


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"Milford later handpicked Major Garland Briggs\u2014who he transferred from Fairchild Air Base\u2014to be his successor in Listening Post Alpha until his next \"controller\" arrived.\nAt the reception following the funeral for Leland Palmer, Dougie got into a fight with his brother, Dwayne.\nDougie was married to Lana Budding at the Great Northern Hotel on March 17, 1989. However, his brother insisted that Lana only married him for his money and newspaper.\n\nIn bed with Lana, Milford died of a heart attack, wearing a gold ring with a green stone or gem on his right little finger, which he had already been wearing before the marriage.\nAfter his mentor's death, Major Briggs privately suspected that Lana might have been an assassin sent by someone from Milford's past, who wanted him to take his secrets with to the grave. Briggs, however, also noted that he had no evidence to support this suspicion.\nBehind the scenes\nAccording to Harley Peyton, there was consideration of casting writer William S. Burroughs \u2013 a fan of the show \u2013 as Dougie Milford. However, this idea was ultimately scrapped when it was deemed too expensive.\n"


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"In the show, he is always wearing a gold ring with a green stone or gem on his right ring finger. It is unknown if it is related to the ring introduced in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe Secret History of Twin Peaks contains a minor continuity error for Milford's middle name. Early in the book, his middle name is stated to be James, but his obituary states it to be Raymond.\nHis enlistment form states that he had no distinctive marks although he should have already had the three triangle marking from his scout years' abduction.\nGallery\nThe receipt from Milford's 1947 Buick Roadmaster, dated July 14, 1947Milford's USAF enlistment form"


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"Don Pinkle\nDon Pinkle was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season.\nDon's relation to Tim and Tom Pinkle, if any, is unstated."


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"Dwight Murphy\nDwight Murphy was the warden at Yankton Federal Prison.\nBiography\nIn September 2016, following the arrest of Dale Cooper, Murphy led FBI personnel Deputy Director Gordon Cole, Agent Albert Rosenfield, and Agent Tammy Preston to Cooper to interview him. Following the interview, Cole advised Murphy to give Cooper his phone call and to fill him in on the details.\nWhile left alone for his phone call, Cooper mused about calling a \"Mr. Strawberry,\" intimidating Murphy. He then punched in a series of numbers which set off the prison's alarms until he hung up, saying \"the cow jumped over the moon,\" confusing Murphy further.\nCooper later requested a meeting with Murphy, who kept a gun trained on Cooper, who revealed that the legs belonging to the same dog as the one found in Cooper's trunk during his arrest had been sent to two people who would be summoned if something happened to him. Cooper then mentioned a \"Joe McClusky,\" thus blackmailing Murphy, demanding release from the prison along with Ray Monroe and a car to be provided for them along with a gun in the glove compartment. Murphy complied, releasing Cooper overnight.\n"


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"Murphy later called Cole, telling him that Cooper had escaped.\nUpon arrival at home one evening, Murphy was assassinated by Gary and Chantal Hutchens, witnessed by his son."


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"Dwayne Milford, Jr.\nDwayne Milford, Jr. was the son of Twin Peaks Mayor Dwayne Milford.\nAs of March 1989, Milford was the editor of the Twin Peaks Gazette."


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"Episode 12\nNot to be confused with Part 12.\n\"Episode 12\", or, \"The Orchid's Curse\" is the fifth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and is the thirteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes nature plays tricks on us and we imagine we are something other than what we truly are. Is this a key to life in general? Or the case of the two-headed schizophrenic? Both heads thought the other was following itself. Finally, when one head wasn't looking, the other shot the other right between the eyes, and, of course, killed himself.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nCooper turns off his alarm and tells Diane that he dreamt he was eating a large, tasteless gumdrop, only to discover he was chewing one of his earplugs. He says he is doing 15 extra minutes of yoga in the morning to drive away the pain of his ribs (from being shot). While doing a headstand, he finds Audrey's note under the bed, which says she is going to One Eyed Jacks.\nHawk reports to Harry that two retired schoolteachers live next door to the Palmers' old place, and that they have no memory of a grey-haired man living next door. "


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"Lucy tells Harry that she will be visiting her sister and new nephew for two days. Cooper tells Harry he knows where Audrey is.\nTim Pinkle explains to Bobby and Shelly the workings of a harness to move a man from bed to chair. Shelly says that the hearing for Leo today. They walk outside as the harness swings Pinkle back and forth.\nJudge Sternwood holds court in the Roadhouse. The district attorney urges that Leland be held without bail, with Harry speaking in his defense. The judge releases Leland on his own recognizance and Ben leaves after the ruling is announced.\nHarold opens the door for Donna, who offers to share her life, to be part of his living novel, if he lets her read Laura's diary. Harold says that he will read it to her, but he will not let her take it away. Harold takes a notebook and the diary out of a secret shelf. When Donna asks him to tell about himself, Harold says he grew up in Boston, then corrects himself to say he grew up in books. Donna says that dreams might be real, then playfully takes the diary outside. "


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"Harold follows her, then collapses.\nThe judge examines evidence against Leo. Leo's attorney, Jack Racine argues that since Leo is brain dead, trying him would be a mockery. District Attorney Daryl Lodwick argues that they must proceed in order to give the town a sense of justice. The judge pulls Harry and Cooper aside to ask if they think Leo is guilty, and if the town needs an immediate trial. The judge concludes that he will deem Leo not competent to stand trial, and recommend that he be sent home. Sternwood advises Cooper to keep his eyes on the woods.\nBig Ed and Nadine return home. James greets them, and Nadine asks who he is, still convinced she is in high school. Big Ed says that Doctor Jacoby is in Hawaii, recovering from his heart attack. Nadine accidentally rips the door off the refrigerator.\nBen enters his office to be met by Mr. Tojamura accompanied by a valet right after being told that he was here by Louie. He makes a bigger offer for the Ghostwood Development Project and says that Tokyo Bank is ready to move immediately. He gives Ben a check for $5,000,000.\n"


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"Hank walks down the hall of the hotel, Bobby following him, avoiding eyeshot. Cooper follows, playing with a duck call. Hank enters Ben's office, and watches him bow goodbye to the Japanese investors. Hank warns Ben that Cooper is on his way. The receptionist announces a call from Jean Renault, asking if Ben is ready to play. Ben asks to talk to Audrey, and Jean says that can wait and instructs Ben where to leave the money. Ben shows Cooper the briefcase of money, in serialized denominations. Cooper tells Ben to stay near a phone, and leaves. Ben instructs Hank to make sure Cooper and the money are delivered, and to bring back Audrey.\nMaddy and Donna examine a floor plan of Harold's home. Donna explains how to get Laura's diary, and says she will signal with a flashlight.\nJean practices with a wrist blade as he and Blackie eat fresh fruit. Blackie asks questions about how to make the deal work. Nancy, Blackie's sister, returns and Blackie leaves. Nancy says she has waited long enough for Blackie.\nAndy works the phones at the station, the office and his body covered with post-its. "


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"He calls for the results of his semen analysis test, finding that his sperm count is back up to normal. He proudly declares that he is \"a whole damn town.\"Harry and Cooper examine a floor plan of One Eyed Jacks. Hawk reports that no one has seen the one-armed man at his hotel in two days. He found the same drug, and describes its strange smell. Hawk leaves, and Cooper and Harry continue to plan their approach.\nAndy calls the number where Lucy is supposed to be staying. The number is actually for an abortion clinic.\nMaddy orders a cup of coffee to go at the diner. James asks why, and Maddy leaves quickly.\nMaddy watches Harold's house through the bushes. Donna is inside, giving Harold a memory. She and Laura were 13, wearing tight, short skirts to go to the roadhouse. They met some men, Josh, Rick, and Tim, who were about 20. The girls left with Rick to party. Laura danced and moves her hips. Donna suggested skinny-dipping, and Laura kissed Josh and Rick. Donna swam out, and Tim joined her and kissed her. "


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"She never saw Tim again, but she says it was the first time she fell in love. Harold tells her the story was beautiful.\nCooper and Harry creep toward One Eyed Jacks. A guard smokes outside. An owl stares at Cooper and hoots. Harry incapacitates the guard and they walk inside. Tools lie about the hallway and the officers search for the right room. Harry sees the backs of Jean and Blackie while the surveillance tape is paused on a television. Blackie asks Jean why he likes Nancy better.\nMaddy continues to watch through the bushes. Harold tells Donna about raising flowers and they kiss gently. He leaves, and Donna signals through the window with a flashlight.\nCooper continues through the hallway. He finds Nancy, and forces her to take him to Audrey. Nancy pulls a knife, but Cooper anticipates this and overpowers her. He carries Audrey away. Jean kisses Blackie and kills her with the wrist blade, then sees Harry watching through the window and fires at him before fleeing. Cooper and Audrey reunite with Harry, but are confronted by a bodyguard with a gun. "


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"A knife is suddenly thrown into the bodyguard's back and Hawk reveals himself, commenting that Dale and Harry could not keep a secret, and the four flee. Hank calls Ben to report that the officers are leaving with Audrey, just as Jean puts a knife to his neck. Jean finds the prosecutor's ID in Hank's pocket and believes it to be his.\nDonna tries to silently instruct Maddy to access the secret compartment while Harold gives her an orchid. Maddy finds the secret compartment, but the shelf crashes to the floor. Harold sees Maddy and grabs a sharp gardening rake. He corners the girls and tells them that Laura knew the ultimate secret, the secret of who killed her. He cuts his face with the rake in agony, as Donna and Maddy cower in fear.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nRoyal Dano as Judge Clinton Sternwood\nDavid L. Lander as Tim Pinkle\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nVan Dyke Parks as Jack Racine\nRitch Brinkley as D.A. "


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"Daryl Lodwick\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nCo-Starring\nGalyn G\u00f6rg as Nancy O'Reilly\nClaire Stansfield as Sid\nMike Vendrell as Bodyguard Outside\nBob Apisa as Bodyguard on Stairs\nUncredited\nDerick Shimatsu as Valet\nKevin Young as Toad\nBellina Logan as Louie 'Birdsong' Budway (voice)"


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"Emory Battis\nEmory Battis was the store manager of Horne's Department Store. He recruited girls from the perfume counter to work at One Eyed Jacks.\nBiography\nIn early March 1989, Battis met with Audrey Horne, who had come in for a job at the department store. Battis said Audrey's father suggested she work in the wrapping department, but she refused. She then insisted she be put in the perfume department and she threatened him, making a deal that she would officially be in the wrapping department, but would be put on the perfume counter.\nThe next day, Emory approached Jenny, an employee at the perfume counter, and asked to see her in his office. They met there and he gave her a unicorn trinket before offering her a full-time job at One Eyed Jacks. He then left his office with Jenny.\nA few days later, he made a visit to One Eyed Jacks. He was tied up in a room, blindfolded as a girl ran a vacuum cleaner, which was then shut off as another girl entered with ice for him. She removed his blindfold and he discovered that she was Audrey. "


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"She threatened to have him arrested unless he told her everything about the connection between the perfume counter and One Eyed Jacks. He confirmed the owner of the brothel to be her father and that Laura Palmer had been to the brothel prior to her death.\nHaving informed Blackie O'Reilly about Audrey's presence at the brothel, the two later confronted Audrey.\nEmory filmed Audrey in captivity as Blackie sedated her with heroin.\nHe then looked over security footage with Blackie and recognized a man as Special Agent Dale Cooper. Battis was then introduced to Jacques Renault's brother, Jean Renault and Blackie's sister Nancy O'Reilly. Jean told him that he wanted the FBI agent for his actions leading to the deaths of Jean's brothers. He said this could possibly be done through Ben Horne, so he retrieved the tape of Audrey.\n\nThe following day, Battis took Audrey to Renault. He said that Audrey resisted taking her \"medicine\" and she said he hit her. Jean warned him to never do this again and explained to Audrey that he spoke to her father. Battis tried to simplify what was going on for Audrey but was shot and killed by Renault."


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"Ella\n\"What's the big fucking deal? I mean, I did the fucking work. Like, how can you fuck up serving burgers, you know what I mean?\"Ella was a resident of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nElla was fired from her fast food job for coming to work high, but quickly got a job at another restaurant across the street.\nAt the Roadhouse one night, Ella repeatedly scratched at a severe rash under her left arm while talking to Chloe. She told Chloe about her job situation, before asking if she knew about \"that penguin.\"Both of them broke into laughter."


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"Eat at Judy's\nEat at Judy's was a diner in Odessa, Texas.\nHistory\nAfter crossing, Dale Cooper drove through town and was intrigued to see the diner, which had a white horse kiddie ride outside, and stopped to have a meal there. The restaurant was empty apart from an elderly couple and three cowboys. Cooper ordered coffee from a waitress, Kristi, and asked if another waitress worked there. Kristi, hesitating, confirmed this, and said that the other waitress had taken her third day off in a row.\nCooper noticed the three cowboys verbally harassing and groping Kristi as she passed their booth. When he ordered them to stop, they stood and approached him; the first cowboy pointed a gun at Cooper and ordered him to step out of the booth. He quickly subdued the first cowboy with a punch, shot the second one in the foot and forced the third one to sit down and leave his gun on the floor; he then proceeded to pick up all of his opponents' guns and put them in the restaurant's deep frier, warning the cook and the waitress to stay away from the counter as the heat could set off the bullets. "


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"Cooper then asked Kristi to write down the address of her coworker for him. As he left, the cowboys got up, the second one cradling his wounded foot; the first cowboy asked, aghast, \"What the fuck just happened?\"Behind the scenes\nThe scenes in Eat at Judy's were filmed at Eat at Rudy's, a restaurant at 558 E. Anaheim St. in Wilmington, California."


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"Doppelganger\nDoppelgangers were evil counterparts of individuals, originating from the Black Lodge.\nDuring his time in the Black Lodge, Dale Cooper encountered doppelgangers of Laura Palmer, Leland Palmer, the arm, Annie Blackburn, Maddy Ferguson, Caroline Earle, and himself. His own doppelganger escaped from the Lodge and assumed his identity.\nDoppelgangers had identical appearances to their counterparts, with the exception of their eyes. Within the Lodge, their irises were white, and outside the Lodge, they were black.\nManufactured duplicates, called tulpas, were made of Lois Duffy, Cooper, and Diane Evans.\nBehind the scenes\nThe only times the word is used in the franchise, it is written \"doppelganger\" without umlauts, but in other fiction and folklore it is written \"doppelg\u00e4nger\". It might be because the font used does not support such characters but since this font is not yet identified, it remains unsure.\nA doppelg\u00e4nger is a paranormal double of a living person, typically representing evil or misfortune. In modern vernacular, it is simply any double or look-alike of a person, as is the original German meaning of the word.\nGallery\nMan from Another Place's doppelganger.Laura's doppelganger.Caroline's doppelganger.Leland's doppelganger.BOB with Cooper's doppelganger."


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"Episode 21\n\"Episode 21\", or, \"Double Play\" is the fourteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the twenty-second episode overall.\nPlot\n\"The heart -- it is a physical organ, we all know. But how much more an emotional organ -- this we also know. Love, like blood, flows from the heart. Are blood and love related? Does a heart pump blood as it pumps love? Is love the blood of the universe?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nA chess pawn is found in the mouth of the dead man. Cooper accurately predicts that a stab wound would be found on the body. Hawk announces that he found one set of footprints leading to and away from the sheriff's station. Cooper explains his undoubting belief that Windom Earle is responsible for the crime.\nAudrey explains business dealings with her father to Bobby, especially concerning Horne's current mental state.\nShelly calls for Leo as the lights in their home pulsate. She tries to escape from him, but cannot open the front door. She makes a dash for the back door, but is hit by Leo's wheelchair. "


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"Unable to open the door, she finds a kitchen knife, She cuts a hole in the home's unfinished wall and calls for help, but Leo throws her to the floor. Bobby soon arrives as Leo approaches Shelly with an ax. Hearing her screams, Bobby goes inside and just as Leo prepares to kill Shelly, he tries to disarm him, but is pinned to the wall. Shelly finds the kitchen knife again and stabs Leo, who then escapes.\nHarry confirms to Cooper his mutual belief that Earle was responsible for the murder, and offers to let Cooper investigate the case, as he was still considered a deputy. Hawk announces that Hank Jennings was not at the buy due to being in the hospital, claiming to have been hit by a bus, and that he had been charged with several parole violations. He also informs them of Leo coming to and attacking Shelly.\nAndy tells Lucy that they needed to talk about Nicky due to his and Dick's belief that he murdered his own parents. This upsets Lucy, saying that neither he nor Dick were capable fathers.\nJames is introduced to Evelyn's husband, Jeffrey Marsh. "


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"Evelyn offers to let James continue to stay and Jeffrey takes his car for a fatal drive.\nAt the Double R Diner, Ed talks to Doctor Hayward about Nadine's wish to start dating boys. Hayward suggests giving her a curfew. Norma then brings Ed an extra serving of potatoes, and the doctor asks why Donna took the car to see James, and Ed explains she was taking him money. Doc leaves and Norma tells Ed that Hank was in the hospital after having a tree fall on him. Ed clarifies that this tree was actually Nadine beating him up, and the two then discuss their plans for finally being together.\nEvelyn goes to James' room to find that he has been packing, though she attempts to make him stay.\nCooper observes a chessboard, explaining to Harry that he and Windom played chess every day for three years, Earle winning every game. Cooper then explains his affair with Earle's wife Caroline and his belief that it was Windom himself who murdered her.\nDonna arrives at Wallies Hideout and orders a coffee. Evelyn sits nearby and hears Donna ask the bartender about James. "


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"Evelyn explains to him the work he did for her, but tells Donna that he left the previous day for Mexico.\nBen toys with his miniature Civil War re-enactment with Doctor Jacoby as Jerry arrives to see his brother's current state for the first time. Jacoby explains that Ben must reach a victory for the Confederacy to return to a normal state. Ben raises a flag and begins singing \"Dixie\" with Jacoby.\nMajor Briggs stumbles into the sheriff's station, asks to see the sheriff, and collapses. He is given water and meets with Truman and Cooper, and confides in them that he did not believe the Air Force's search for the White Lodge was pure, and that he believes he had been there during his disappearance. After predicting a \"great trouble,\" he leaves and said that he would be \"in the shadows,\" he left. Andy then came to retrieve the other lawmen to show them to Lana so that Jacoby could explain her high sexual drive, rather than a curse. As Jacoby and Lana leave to go bowling, they are ambushed by Mayor Dwayne Milford, still seeking to avenge his brother. "


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"Cooper has Milford and Lana talk alone in the conference room. The rest of the men wait outside for a moment and go back inside to find Milford's face covered in lip prints, announcing his and Lana's plans to adopt a child.\nCatherine Martell shows Pete to the still-living Andrew Packard, which surprises him. They tell him that they predicted the attempt on Andrew's life by Thomas Eckhardt and faked his death, feeling that Pete did not need to know.\nMiss Jones rings for Randy St. Croix at the Great Northern Hotel to check in Eckhardt.\nHayward forces a meeting with Andy, Dick, and Lucy to discuss Nicky. Truman asks Cooper to investigate whether Josie had anything to do with the murder of Jonathan Kumagai.\nHayward explains to Andy and Dick that Nicky was conceived by an assault on his immigrant mother, who died in childbirth and that the orphaned Nicky went on to lose his loving foster parents in a car accident. This story moves Andy and Dick to tears.\nAs James prepares to leave, Evelyn comes to beg for him to stay, though James believes it is wrong. "


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"She tells him she loves him, then law enforcement show up at the home, Evelyn saying that Jeffrey died in an accident. James realizes that he was being framed for this murder, which Evelyn says was planned by Malcolm. James escapes the home and finds Donna.\nLeo walks through the woods until he stumbles upon a cabin. Upon going inside, a man introduces himself to Leo as Windom Earle.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nDavid Warner as Thomas Eckhardt\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nJohn Apicella as Jeffrey Marsh\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nFeaturing\nRon Blair as Randy St. Croix\nCraig MacLachlan as The Dead Man\nHannah Kozak as Utility Stunt (Shelly Johnson)\nJon Epstein as Utility Stunt\nUncredited\nG\u00e9rald L'Ecuyer as Bartender\nBrenda E. Mathers as Caroline Powell Earle"


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"Episode 18\nNot to be confused with Part 18.\n\"Episode 18\", or, \"Masked Ball\" is the eleventh episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the nineteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Is life like a game of chess? Are our present moves important for future success? I think so. We paint our future with every present brush stroke.Painting. Colors. Shapes. Textures. Composition. Repetition of shapes. Contrast. Let nature guide us. Nature is the great teacher. Who is the principal?Sometimes jokes are welcome. Like the one about the kid who said: 'I enjoyed school. It was just the principal of the thing.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nJames speeds down a road on his motorcycle.\nBetty Briggs explains to Cooper and Harry that Garland has disappeared before, but the absences were work-related. She says the fact that they were in the woods is significant, and he talks about the woods constantly. She will not divulge whether Garland was trying to contact a woodland spirit, but offers to pass along some notes from his bedside table. Andy reports that he found a matching scarf and ascot for the Milford wedding. Gordon Cole calls Cooper to offer his support. "


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"He says that the DEA is sending down a top dog.\nCooper sits before a panel of men, led by Roger. Cooper says he is innocent of any criminal wrongdoing, and confident that he made the right choices. Roger says that he expects a bureau man to defend himself. Cooper says he is looking for moves from beyond the edge of the game board, and talks spiritually. Roger warns him that he might be extradited for drug trafficking and murder. Roger says he may recommend a full psychological workup.\nNadine approaches Donna at lockers and confesses that she feels chemistry with Mike Nelson. Nadine says that Ed acts too old.\nJames pulls in next to a sports car at a roadhouse. He sits next to a beautiful woman. Her name is Evelyn Marsh, and she asks James to fix her car.\nAndy leaves a bouquet for Lucy. Dick visits with a little boy. Andy offers to go with them for a milkshake.\nCooper asks Harry and Hawk about the White Lodge. Hawk says that there are other worlds, and that the White Lodge is where the spirits that rule man and nature reside. "


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"He says the Black Lodge is its shadow side, where people go to be purified when they die, and that it will annihilate a person's soul. Denise Bryson arrives, presenting female, and asks to be called by her new name instead of her assigned masculine name. Denise asks to catch up with Cooper, says he'll get started immediately.\nMike Nelson is pumping iron at the school gym. Nadine lifts a 600lb weight. The coach asks Nadine if she's interested in joining the wrestling team.\nJosie sleeps in Harry's bed. Harry brings her a glass of water. He tells her she must tell him the truth. She says she used to work for Thomas Eckhardt in Hong Kong. She says she was a child prostitute, and he pulled her off the streets. He mentored her. Andrew Packard was a business partner who married Josie. Eckhardt wants Josie back. She believes he is responsible for Andrew's death. Josie escaped from the airport: she says she would rather die than return to Hong Kong.\nRoger reads a paper at the diner. Hank and Ernie return. Norma tells Ernie that Vivian is back in Seattle. "


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"Andy, Dick, and little Nicky eat desserts at the counter. Nicky pranks both Dick and Andy.\nJames tells Evelyn that he thinks he can fix the car. She tells him that she doesn't know where her husband is, that he travels regularly. She offers to let him stay in the room above the garage, that she needs the car fixed before her husband gets home.\nBen watches an old home movie from his childhood, of building the Great Northern Hotel. He carresses the projector screen. Hank finds him in the office. Ben reminds Hank of his recent challenges. Hank tells Ben that he no longer owns One Eyed Jacks, and that Hank no longer works for Ben. Ben rants, drops furniture, and makes shadow monsters with his hands.\nCooper inspects a letter from Windom Earle. It's another chess move and a tape. Cooper listens to the tape and inspects a chess board. Windom says the king must die, and that he will attain his goal at any cost.\nDougie and his bride exchange vows. Dwayne interrupts the ceremony to say that the bride is a gold digger. Harry pulls him out of the ceremony. "


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"Cooper meets Bryson at the wedding reception. Bryson has found cocaine in Cooper's car. She says it looks like a frame, but they need some proof. Bryson says that she started presenting female as part of a job, and continued doing so because it felt right. Dwayne complains to Pete about the wedding. Harry tells Cooper he's had to separate Dwayne from Dougie several times. Cooper dances with Audrey and Andy dances with Bryson.\nJosie tries to convince Catherine of her good will. Catherine tells Josie to work as her maid, or she will give her up to Eckhardt. Josie agrees and leaves. Andrew Packard enters and reveals that he and Catherine are using Josie as bait for Eckhardt.\nExtended scene\nA scene entitled \"16mm Period Piece\" is a longer version of Ben's home movie of the Great Northern groundbreaking.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nClarence Williams III as FBI Agent Roger Hardy\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nDavid Duchovny as DEA Agent Dennis / Denise Bryson\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nTony Jay as Dougie Milford\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nRoyce D. Applegate as Rev. "


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"Clarence Brocklehurst\nRon Taylor as Coach Wingate\nDan O'Herlihy as Andrew Packard\nCo-Starring\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJill Engels as Trudy\nJoshua Harris as Nicky\nUncredited\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole (voice)\nBirgit K. Schier as Utility Stunts\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (voice)\nKevin Young as Toad"


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"Episode 14\nNot to be confused with Part 14.\n\"Episode 14\", or, \"Lonely Souls\" is the seventh episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the fifteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"A poem as lovely as a tree.As the night wind blows, the boughs move to and fro; the rustling, the magic rustling that brings on the dark dream. The dream of suffering and pain; pain for the victim, pain for the inflicter of pain \u2013 a circle of pain, a circle of suffering.Woe to ones who behold the pale horse.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry tells the officers that everything is set to go at the Great Northern. The one-armed man repeats his description of the large house, made of wood, surrounded by trees, the house is filled with many rooms, each alike, but occupied by different souls night after night. Cooper sends Hawk to investigate the pages from the diary found near the train tracks and the diary that Donna told him about. Gordon is leaving for secret business in Oregon.\nMike looks at each hotel guest and employee and says \"No.\"He has a seizure as Ben interrupts them.\n"


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"A police car with the siren blaring speeds down a road. Harold's home is trashed. Hawk enters after knocking and receiving no answer. Harold's body is dangling from his greenhouse rafters.\n\nLouis Armstrong introduces \"Wonderful World\" on a record in the Palmers' home. Maddy sits with Leland and Sarah and tells them she feels it's time to go back to her job and apartment.\nThe police forensic team and officers investigate Harold's home. He left a suicide note saying, in French, \"I am a lonely soul.\"Hawk finds Laura Palmer's secret diary ripped to shreds.\nBobby, Shelly, and Leo sit at the table going over the bills. After all of the payments are made they have $42 left over from Leo's insurance. Shelly tells Bobby to take the necklace back. The police have seized the truck. Leo cries out, and Shelly and Bobby scream. Leo says \"new shoes.\"Bobby sends Shelly to find a receipt for a pair of Leo's shoes she took to get cleaned.\nAudrey tells Ben that she knows about One Eyed Jacks. She reminds him about Prudence and the white mask. "


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"He confesses he's owned One Eyed Jacks for five years, knew that Laura worked there, and that he slept with her. When Audrey asks if he killed her, he says he loved her.\nShelly returns to the diner and cries when she tells Norma she has to quit. Nadine and Big Ed enter. Nadine still believes she is in high school, and accidentally crushes a glass in her hands.\nBobby and his friend Mike enter the Johnson home. Bobby has Leo's old boots and tries to get Leo to react. Bobby finds a tape hidden in the heel of the boot.\nCooper makes a note for Diane while examining Laura Palmer's secret diary, which has been reconstructed. There are repeated references to BOB, with descriptions of abuse and molestation. He is referred to as a friend of her father's. An entry says she will tell the world about Ben Horne one day. Audrey enters and tells Cooper that Ben was sleeping with Laura, and that Ben owns One Eyed Jacks. Cooper asks Audrey not to repeat this to anyone. Cooper tells Harry they need a warrant for the arrest of Benjamin Horne.\n"


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"Ben tells Tojamura that Jerry has investigated his company and that they have approved his proposal. He is about to sign Tojamura's contract when the police officers enter and request that Ben accompany them for questioning regarding the murder of Laura Palmer. Ben tells them to leave, and Hawk and Andy grab and cuff him.\nA record spins blankly at the Palmers' home. Sarah crawls down the stairs, moaning for Leland.\nThe officers take Ben to a holding cell. The Log Lady is waiting for them. She says there are owls in The Road House.\nPete turns toward a sound in his house. Tojamura stalks in the hallway and kisses Pete. He takes off his disguise: it's Catherine.\n\nSarah crawls through the living room. She has a vision of a white horse in the living room before passing out. Behind her, Leland adjusts his tie in the mirror.\nA blonde performs on stage at the roadhouse. Donna and James sit at a booth. James says the death of Harold Smith was not anybody's fault. The log lady leads Cooper and Harry into the roadhouse. James tells Donna that Maddy is leaving. Sailors drink at the bar, as does Bobby. "


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"Cooper has a vision of the performing band disappearing, replaced by the Giant, who says, \"It is happening again.\"Leland smiles at himself in the mirror. BOB smiles back. Leland puts on a pair of latex gloves. Maddy shouts that something smells like it's burning. She enters the living room, sees Sarah on the floor, and flees at the sight of Leland. BOB/Leland pulls her back into the room, chokes her, and beats her unconscious. Then he picks her up and spins her around while continually changing form, kissing her face and sobbing Laura's name. He suddenly smashes her head against a picture frame and then pushes a letter under her fingernail.\nCooper and The Giant stare at each other. The Giant disappears and the band re-appears. The senile room service man walks over to Cooper and then to Bobby, saying he is sorry to either. Bobby visibly despairs; so does James, holding Donna as she bursts into tears. Cooper looks around thoughtfully.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nCo-Starring\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJulee Cruise as Singer\nCarel Struycken as Giant\nHank Worden as Waiter\nUncredited\nDave Bean as Sheriff's Deputy\nKellie Lumb as USO Girl\nChris Morrissey as Barfly\nFrank Silva as BOB\nunknown performer as Lady with the Shaking Hand\nNotes\nOriginally, the spot on the carpet Maddy saw turn bloody in \"Episode 8\" was to appear in this episode and turn into a vision of BOB laughing. "


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"However, the idea was vetoed by Mark Frost, who felt it was \"too dumb.\"Lenny von Dohlen suggested the night before the discovery of Harold's body was to shoot that instead of seeing him hanging, viewers would hear the sound of hissing gas and the camera would reveal all of his orchids were slumped over, with Harold's body lying nearby. David Lynch, knowing they had already built the rafter from which Harold was supposed to hang, left a message on Dohlen's voicemail: \"Lenny, never come up with a great idea the night before a shoot!\"When Twin Peaks was rerun on the Bravo cable network in 1993, at the exact moment the killer begins strangling Maddy, the \"Bravo\" logo appeared on the screen as if applauding Maddy's murder.\nDavid Patrick Kelly has confirmed that a person who resembles Jerry that appears during Julee Cruise's concert is not him.\nProduction errors\nWhen Nadine and Ed enter the Double R, the camera bumps into something on its right and bounces left.\nDeleted scenes\nThe scene with Leland/BOB killing Maddy was alternatively filmed with Ben Horne as the murderer. "


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"This was done in order to disseminate rumors to the public that Horne indeed was the killer. However, this footage has never been released."


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"Episode 6\nNot to be confused with Part 6.\n\"Episode 6\", also known as \"Realization Time,\" is the seventh episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yet there are those who open many eyes. 'Eyes are the mirror of the soul,' someone has said, so we look closely at the eyes to see the nature of the soul. Sometimes when we see the eyes \u2013 those horrible times when we see the eyes \u2013 eyes that have no soul, then we know a darkness. Then we wonder: where is the beauty? There is none, if the eyes are soulless.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nCooper gently rejects Audrey's advances, stating that while she is very desirable, she needs a friend more than anything. He says he will get food, she will put on her clothes, and then she will tell him all her troubles. She says that Laura had a lot of secrets.\nAndy enters the station house. He tries to talk to Lucy, but she brushes him off to talk privately on the phone with her doctor.\n"


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"Cooper enters, blowing the whistle he whittled, and speaks to Lucy, who was out sick the previous day. Doctor Hayward and Harry study Waldo the bird and Hayward says it will start talking once it is healthy. Hawk hands a file to Cooper. The forensics report states that Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, and Leo Johnson all visited Jacques' cabin and there is a picture of Waldo on Laura's shoulder. Cooper leaves his voice recorder near the bird and wants to visit One Eyed Jacks, but it is over the border, so he suggests sending the Bookhouse Boys.\nBobby walks toward the Johnsons' house. In his truck, Leo watches him through binoculars and sees him embracing Shelly. He takes out his rifle, but not in time to get a shot. Shelly cries to Bobby about shooting Leo, and says that she knows he is out there watching her. Bobby pledges to take care of Leo and James and to protect her from now on. Leo gets back in his car to listen to a police broadcast of Lucy talking about Waldo and drives away.\nJames, Donna, and Maddy listen to Laura's tape recorded for Jacoby, which is very flirtatious. "


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"There is an empty case labeled with the date of Laura's death and James says they will find the tape that night in Jacoby's office.\nAt Horne's Department Store, Audrey fails to sell perfume to the customer Theodora Ridgely, mostly due to her patronizing attitude. The boss Emory Battis tells her colleague, Jenny, to meet him in his office. Audrey enters Battis' office through the stock room after telling a lie to the stockroom boy to make him go. She hides in the closet to watch the meeting. Battis tells Jenny that the people at One Eyed Jacks wanted her there, perhaps to be a hospitality coordinator. After they leave, Audrey looks through the boss's little black book and finds the names of many women, rated with hearts, Ronette's name being among them. Audrey takes the silver unicorn that Battis gave to Jenny.\nAt the Double R Diner, Hank tells Shelly about his time in the joint and gets information about who has been around. Harry and Cooper warn Hank that he is on parole, and he must be careful. "


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"Shelly offers the officers coffee and Cooper tells Harry to give himself a present once a day, every day, in this case the present being coffee.\nAudrey convinces Jenny to give her the number for \"Black Rose.\"On Invitation to Love, Chet shoots Montana and Nadine cheers him on. Ed enters, and Nadine offers him chocolates then starts to cry since her patent was denied. She lists all the things she was going to get for them and Ed tells her not to give up.\nPete tells Harry about his fish from Tim and Tom's Taxi-dermy and Josie gives him a kiss. Harry asks what she was doing at the Timber Falls Motel and she confesses she was spying on Catherine and Ben and that she took pictures as proof for Harry. She says she heard Catherine talking about an accidental fire at the mill, and that she will not let it happen.\nCooper walks down the hallway in a tuxedo. He meets Harry and Ed and shows them $10,000 of the bureau's money for gambling. Ed leaves and Harry tells Cooper about what Josie told him. "


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"Cooper agrees to look into it and Audrey enters just after Cooper leaves, leaving him a message at the station house.\nInsurance agent Neff talks to Catherine about signing an updated policy, warning her about the changes that would take effect tonight. He says that was approached by Ben and Josie. Catherine says that she will discuss the policy with her lawyer and return it later. She discovers that her second book is missing.\nAudrey slips a note under the door of Cooper's room as a new guest checks in.\nAt the stationhouse, the boys play with bugs and disguises. Alone in the conference room, Waldo says \"Laura?\"and a gun fires and breaks a picture. Leo runs through the rain to his truck. The bird bleeds all over a pile of donuts and Cooper listens to the recorded voice of the bird saying \"hurting me, stop it, Leo, no.\"The officers enter One Eyed Jacks and Cooper suggests that Jacques is dealing in the back. Blackie introduces herself and says that Ed looks like a cop. They go toward the casino.\nMadeleine sneaks down the stairs with a paper bag and Leland watches her leave. "


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"Maddy\u2014wearing a blonde wig\u2014and Donna pick up James.\nThe Icelandic investors sing to Ben, who suggests that Jerry take the guests to the dining room. He asks when they will sign the contract and Jerry says they want a signing party. Ben calls Josie to ask where Catherine is and she says she will get Catherine to the mill. Hank sits with Josie.\nAudrey walks into Blackie's office and hands her a resume, using the alias Hester Prynne. Blackie quickly determines that it is a fake. Audrey ties a cherry stem in a knot in her mouth, and Blackie agrees to keep her around.\nAs Cooper cleans up the blackjack table, Jacques begins to deal.\nDoctor Jacoby watches Invitation to Love and James, Maddy, and Donna call him. Maddy tells him to go to the door and he brings a Derringer. An envelope with a video cassette waits for him. The video shows Maddy disguised as Laura, purporting to actually be her. She instructs Jacoby to meet her in 10 minutes at the gazebo. Bobby spies on them through the bushes while someone else spies on Bobby.\nWhen Jacoby leaves, James and Donna enter his house. "


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"Bobby watches and puts a white package in James' bike.\nSomeone watches Maddy by the gazebo.\nDeleted scene\nIn a deleted scene entitled \"Something About Johnny,\" Sylvia and Jacoby try to deal with Johnny, Sylvia being abusive. Audrey intervenes and blames her mother for Johnny's condition. Sylvia then turns the blame on Audrey, who pushed Johnny down the stairs when they were younger. Audrey leaves and Jacoby explains that Audrey is not to blame, but an early emotional trauma.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nMark Lowenthal as Neff\nFeaturing\nEve Brent as Theodora Ridgely\nLisa Ann Cabasa as Jenny\nMary Stavin as Heba\nBrian Straub as Einar Thorson\n\"Invitation to Love\"\nErika Anderson as Jade\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nRick Giolito as Montana\nUncredited\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer\nDerick Shimatsu as Valet\nBob Stephenson as Burger Cook\nConnie Woods as New Girl at One Eyed Jacks\nUnknown performer as Stockroom Boy\nUnknown performer as Lawrence\nNotes\nThis episode opens on the night of Wednesday, March 1 almost immediately after the end of Episode 5 but most of the episode takes place on Thursday, March 2.\n"


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"Audrey tying a knot in a cherry stem was inspired by a friend of Harley Peyton's ability to do so.\nProduction errors\nWhen Audrey skims trough Emory Battis' book, the following dates can be seen:\n3/27/89 Steva \u2764\u2764\n3/31/89 Sara \u2764\u2764\u2764\n4/01/89 Barb. \u2764\n4/08/89 Sandra \u2764\u2764\n(unseen)/89 Paula \u2764\n(unseen) \u2764\u2764\u2764\n(unseen)-y \u2764\n(unseen) Prina \u2764\n6/10/89 Lois \u2764\u2764\u2764\u2764\n6/11/89 Phonela \u2764\n6/21/89 Denise \u2764\n6/25/89 Blanche \u2764\n6/29/89 Ashley \u2764\u2764\n7/1/89 Robin\n1/26/90 Lois \u2764\u2764\n2/3/90 Ronette \u2764\u2764\u2764\u2764\n2/11/90 Deborah \u2764\u2764\u2764\n2/14/90 Jemma \u2764\n2/25/90 Jenny\nThese dates in Battis' book are inconsistent with the setting of the show, since the action takes place on March 2, 1989.\nThe scene of Audrey in Cooper's bed has a different lamp than in \"Episode 5.\""


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"Episode 19\n\"Episode 19\", or, \"The Black Widow\" is the twelfth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the twentieth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Is a dog man\u2019s best friend? I had a dog. The dog was large. It ate my garden, all the plants, and much earth. The dog ate so much earth it died. Its body went back to the earth. I have a memory of this dog. The memory is all that I have left of my dog. He was black and white.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nBobby enters Ben's office to find the furniture stacked in a bizarre pile as Ben sits in a corner. Bobby asks for a job and Ben tells him to follow and photograph Hank Jennings. Lana Milford runs shrieking down the hallway.\nAt the stationhouse, Cooper meets with Irene Littlehorse, a realtor, about cottages on the lake and he says he wants to visit Dead Dog Farm. Dick visits Lucy and meets with Andy and a case worker about Nicky. The case worker says that Nicky has been surrounded by trouble his whole life, that he has been in several homes, and that his parents died under mysterious circumstances. "


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"Harry takes Andy to the Great Northern.\nDougie is dead. Hayward says it looks like a heart attack. Milford is surrounded by books on sexual performance and a box of toys and Dwayne enters and weeps. He scolds Lana on his way out and Lana tells Hawk about her history with men having tragic accidents when she was intimate with them.\nThe wrestling coach delivers a rallying speech to his wrestling team about accepting different players and introduces Nadine. She and Mike Nelson fight as she begs him to go out with her.\nMike complains to Donna about Nadine and her crush on him.\nMalcolm introduces himself to James as Evelyn's brother, saying that he works for her and her husband. He says that Jeffrey beats Evelyn once every week or two, and no one can stop him.\nCooper and Irene visit the lake house and she shares a legend that the best people and the worst people are drawn to a dead dog because they can feel its pain. She says no one has looked at the property in the last year, but Cooper finds tracks from three vehicles. "


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"The door is open: Cooper believes there has been a meeting there in the past few hours. There is baby laxative in the sink, and cocaine on a chair. Cooper says they will notify the sheriff.\nDick sits on the road reading directions for changing a flat tire as Nicky plays with the controls. The car falls off the jack, and Nicky runs to hug Dick and asks him not to die.\nHarry introduces Cooper to Colonel Reilly, who is heading the investigation into Major Briggs' disappearance. Cooper says that he heard an owl before Briggs disappeared and Reilly explains that the message for Cooper that Briggs delivered originated in nearby woods, not in deep space. He is not sure where the message was sent to and says that Briggs' disappearance has major implications for national security.\nJames starts the Jaguar's engine and Evelyn gets in the car with him. James asks if she is afraid of her husband, and kisses her. Jeffrey arrives home.\nAt the hotel, Audrey teases Bobby about his new job and suggests they do business together and enters her secret hallway. "


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"Ben sets up a model of Gettysburg and is pleased with Bobby's compromising pictures of Hank.\nPete and Catherine pop a bottle of champagne and Pete quotes a poem. Catherine instructs Josie on her duties as their maid.\nCooper has his chess response to Earle printed in the personal column of the paper. Earle responded a day before the paper went out, anticipating Cooper's move. Audrey visits him in his room with Bobby's envelope and Denise enters. Audrey kisses Cooper on her way out. Cooper shows Denise the photographs of Jean, Hank, Ernie, and King. Cooper gives Denise a sample of the cocaine he found in Dead Dog Farm.\nAt the Double R Diner, Big Ed tells Norma he feels like life happened in spite of his plans, and he does not like the way it turned out. Hank sees them holding hands.\nDick returns to the stationhouse and tells Andy that he thinks Nicky is the devil.\nHarry meets with Dwayne and Hayward tells Dwayne that Dougie died of natural causes: no foul play. However, Dwayne says he wants to press charges, that Lana killed Dougie with sex. Dwayne insists that she will not get any of Dougie's money. "


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"Hawk tries to comfort Lana, and the men gather around to admire her and recite a line from Romeo and Juliet. Lucy answers the phone for Harry, but he does not respond, because he, like the other men present at the station, are transfixed by Lana, who tells them titillating stories and drinks milk.\nErnie eats wings in the diner and Denise joins him and shows him the photos along with her DEA badge. Ernie delivers a confession to Cooper and Denise, pleading his love for his wife.\nJames lies awake listening to Jeffrey shouting and glass crashing. Malcolm tells him they have been living like that for four years, and that one day he will kill Jeffrey.\nBetty Briggs sits alone in the dark waiting for Bobby. The room is lit by a large white ceramic owl lamp and intermittent lightning strikes. Bobby reassures her that the Major will return. Bobby tells Betty about the Major's dream and Briggs returns after being missing for two days, wearing an aviator cap, and asks for a strong cocktail.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGuest Starring\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nDavid Duchovny as DEA Agent Dennis / Denise Bryson\nRobyn Lively as Lana Budding Milford\nTony Burton as Colonel Calvin Reilly\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nTony Jay as Dougie Milford\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nNicholas Love as Malcolm Sloan\nRon Taylor as Coach Buck Wingate\nCo-Starring\nJohn Apicella as Jeffrey Marsh\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Milford\nJoshua Harris as Nicky\nGeraldine Keams as Irene Littlehorse\nMolly Shannon as Judy Swain\nJohn Epstein as Utility Stunt\nCrew\nCreated by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nMusic Composed & Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProducer: Harley Peyton\nSupervising Producer: Gregg Fienberg\nWritten by Harley Peyton & Robert Engels\nDirected by Caleb Deschanel\nExecutive Producers\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nCo-Producer: Robert Engels\nCo-Producer: Robert D. Simon\nAssociate Producer: Philip Neel\nDirector of Photography: Frank Byers\nProduction Designer: Richard Hoover\nEditor: Paul Trejo\nCoordinating Producer: Tim Harbert\nPost Production Supervisor: John Wentworth\nOriginal & Series Casting by Johanna Ray, C. S. A.\n"


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"Production Manager: Gregg Fienberg\nUnit Production Manager: Robert D. Simon\nFirst Assistant Director: Christopher T. Gerrity\n2nd Assistant Director: Deepak Nayar\n2nd 2nd Assistant Director: Randy Barbee\nProduction Controller: Nowell B. Grossman\nProduction Accountant: Connie Dolph\nSupervising Coordinator: Joseph Montrone\nProduction Coordinator: Sabrina S. Nathanson\nProduction Secretary: Lauren McAuliffe\nScript Supervisor: Cori Glazer\nCamera Operator: Lex Du Pont\n1st Assistant Camera: Billy Brao\n2nd Assistant Camera: Rick Drapkin\nSet Decorator: Kerry Oaksmith\nConstruction Coordinator: Keith Cox\nProperty Master: Jeffery Moore\nProperty Assistant: Richard Robinson\nLead Painter: Dave Robinson\nCostume Designer: Sara Markowitz\nCostume Supervisor: Laurie L. Hudson\nMake-up: Carla Roseto Fabrizi\nHair: Annette E. Fabrizi\nMake-up/Hair Assistant: Linda A. Vallejo\nGaffer: Robert Ferrara\nKey Grip: Irv Katz\nSound Mixer: Don Summer, C.A.S.\nArt Department Coordinator: Jula Bell\nTransportation Coordinator: Steve Boyd\nTransportation Captain: Greg Van Dyke\nLocation Liaison: Barry Gremillion\nCasting Associate: Elaine J. Huzzar\nUnit Publicist: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\n"


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"Assistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Kim L. Wilson\nAssistant to Gregg Fienberg: Emily Fincher\nWriters Assistant: Lori Tulli-Mitchell\nMusic Editor: Lori L. Eschler\nSupervising Sound Editor: Richard Taylor\nSound Editors\nPatrick McCormick\nRichard F. Davis\nTom de Gorter\nRe-recording Mixers\nGary Alexander\nAdam Jenkins\nOrchestrations: Angelo Badalamenti\nSynthesizer: Kinny Landrum\nAssistant Film Editor: Terilyn Shropshire\nAssistant Music Editor: Rick Woods\nPost Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Fox\nPost Production Associate: Chris Brown\nApprentice Film Editors\nBambi Sickafoose\nBob Allen\nLogging Vehicles provided by WHITEGMC Trucks & Whit-Log Trailers\nExtras Casting: Superior Casting, Inc.\nTitles & Opticals by Pacific Title\nColor by de luxe (R)\nTelecine and Electronic Post Production: Encore Video\nTelecine Colorist: Drew Marsh\nPost Production Sound & Sound Effects by TODD-AO/Glen Glenn Studios\nLenses and Panaflex (R) Camera by Panavision (R)\nDolby Surround (TM)\nNotes\n\nProduction errors\nDougie Milford's corpse is seen blinking its eyes.\nWhen Dick reads the car manual for his BMW, the Volvo \"V\" logo can be seen on the hubcap on the leftmost image."


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"Double R Diner\n\"This diner, and its extraordinarily good coffee and pie, has become, I admit, something of an obsession for me.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nThe Double R Diner (first known as Railroad Diner and briefly as Marty's Railroad Caf\u00e9) was the local diner in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington, located at the intersection of Main Street and Falls Avenue. It was owned and operated by Norma Jennings from April 1969.\nOpen all days of the week and holidays, the Double R was a town institution and oftentimes a hang-out, specializing in homemade pie and coffee. It was also a food provider for the town through the Meals on Wheels program and a sponsor of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest.\nIt was later the flagship store of a franchise known as Norma's Double R.\nHistory\n\nFounding\n\n1980s\n\n2010s\nAfter crossing, Dale Cooper drove past the Double R with Carrie Page late one night. The diner was apparently closed, and no longer bore the \"RR2GO\" sign.\n"


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"Notable employees\nNorma Jennings - owner (April 1969\u2013)\nAnnie Blackburn - waitress (March 1989)\nHeidi - waitress\nHank Jennings - dishwasher (March 1989)\nShelly Johnson - waitress\nToad - cook\nBurger Cook\nMenu\n\nAs of March 1989\nThis menu is taken from one found in the document The Andrew Packard Case, archived in the Bookhouse by Dale Cooper in March, 1989.\n"


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"Beverages\nCoffee or Tea - $1.75\nMilk - $1.75\nOrange Juice - $2.50\nMilkshake - $3.50\nRootbeer Float - $3.50\nMalts - $3.50\nSoda - $2.25\nIce Tea - $1.75\nLemonade or Orange Whip - $2.25\nBreakfast\n2 Eggs, Any Style - $4.00\nThe \"Double\" R - $7.00\nOmelette with Cheese - $5.25\nFrench Toast - $6.50\nPancakes or Waddles - $5.75\nLumberjack Pancake Steak - $6.25\nSteak and Eggs - $9.95\nWoodcutter's Combo Breakfast - $9.50\nOatmeal - $4.50\nAll above served with Toast, Hash Browns, Bacon or Sausage\nSandwiches\nQuarter Pound Hamburger - $7.85\nBarkburger Special - $7.95\nTurkey Club - $8.49\nRoast Beef - $8.10\nHam and Cheese - $5.95\nB. L. T. - $6.75\nThe Redwood - $8.00\nSides\nFrench Fries - $3.49\nOnion Rings - $3.00\nSalad - $3.49\nSoup of the Day - $3.35\nDinners\nB.B.Q. "


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"Ribs - $10.95\nCorned Beef - $8.95\nSteak \"T\" Bone - $12.95\nBeef Stew - $8.49\nChicken Fried Steak - $10.50\nSpaghetti with Meat Sauce - $7.95\nVeal - $14.40\nKing Crab - Market Price\nFish Dinner - $10.95\nCatch O' the Day - Market Price\nDesserts\nOur Famous Cherry Pie - $2.50\nHuckleberry Pie - $2.50\nGooseberry Pie - $2.50\nLingonberry Pie - $2.50\nStrawberry-Rhubarb Pie - $3.00\nIce Cream - $2.00\nRR2GO! Menu\nTranscribed from the prop, as seen on a promotional picture for Part 6.\nBeverages\nCoffee - $1.25\nIced Tea - $1.95\nLemonade - $2.95\nOrange Whip - $3.95\nSandwiches\nserved with chips & a pickle\nTurkey Club - $4.95\nHam & Cheese - $3.95\nB.L.T. - $3.95\nCharbroiled Burger - $3.95\nRoast Beef - $4.95\nEverything else!\nSoup du jour - $2.95\nFries or onion rings - $1.95\nLumberjack breakfast special - $3.95\nB.B.Q. "


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"ribs - $4.95\nSpaghetti bolognese - $3.95\nSlice of pie - $2.95\nJukebox\nThe following is the selection available in the diner's jukebox:\nCombination\nSong\nArtist\nA1\n\"Working Man\"\nJohn Conlee\nB1\n\"Radio Lover\"\nJohn Conlee\nC1\n\"Told A Lie To My Heart\"\nWillie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr.\nD1\n\"Slow Movin' Outlaw\"\nWillie Nelson, Lacy J. Dalton\nE1\n\"Little Lies\"\nFleetwood Mac\nF1\n\"Ricky\"\nFleetwood Mac\nG1\n\"Stop Draggin' My Heart Around\"\nStevie Nicks, Tom Petty\nH1\n\"Kind of Woman\"\nStevie Nicks\nI1\n\"Some Girls Have All The Luck\"\nLouise Mandrell\nJ1\n\"How Did It Get So Late, So Early\"\nLouise Mandrell\nK1\n\"Save the Last Dance For Me\"\nDolly Parton\nL1\n\"Elusive Butterfly\"\nDolly Parton\nM1\n\"Your Memory Ain't What It Used To Be\"\nMickey Gilley\nN1\n\"Lonely Nights, Lonely Heartache\"\nMickey Gilley\nO1\n\"There's No Way\"\nAlabama\nP1\n\"The Boy\"\nAlabama\nQ1\n\"Human Touch\"\nRick Springfield\nR1\n\"Alyson\"\nRick Springfield\nS1\n\"Me and Paul\"\nWillie Nelson\nT1\n\"I Let My Mind Wander\"\nWillie Nelson\nU1\n\"Hurts So Good\"\nJohn Cougar\nV1\n\"Close Enough\"\nJohn Cougar\nW1\n\"The Lady in Red\"\nChris de Burgh\nX1\n\"The Vision\"\nChris de Burgh\nY1\n\"When Giving Up Was Easy\"\nEd Bruce\nZ1\n\"Texas Girl, I'm Closing In On You\"\nEd Bruce\nAA1\n\"Part-Time Lover\"\nStevie Wonder\nBB1\nInstrumental\nCC1\n\"Longhaired Redneck\"\nDavid Allan Coe\nDD1\n\"You Never Even Called Me by My Name\"\nDavid Allan Coe\nEE1\n\"Goodbye Marie\"\nKenny Rogers\nFF1\n\"Abraham, Martin and John\"\nKenny Rogers\nA2\n\"Good Old Mountain Dew\"\nWillie Nelson\nB2\n\"Laying My Burdens Down\"\nWillie Nelson\nC2\n\"I'm For Love\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nD2\n\"Lawyers, Guns and Money\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nE2\n\"Just a Gigolo\"\nDavid Lee Roth\nF2\n\"I Ain't Got Nobody\"\nDavid Lee Roth\nG2\n\"Take Me Down\"\nAlabama\nH2\n\"Lovin' You Is Killin' Me\"\nAlabama\nI2\n\"You're Only Human (Second Wind)\"\nBilly Joel\nJ2\n\"Surprises\"\nBilly Joel\nK2\n\"Rock and Roll Girls\"\nJohn Fogerty\nL2\n\"Centerfield\"\nJohn Fogerty\nM2\n\"I Found Someone\"\nCher\nN2\n\"Dangerous Times\"\nCher\nO2\n\"Love Don't Give No Reason\"\nSmokey Robinson\nP2\n\"Hanging On By A Thread\"\nSmokey Robinson\nQ2\n\"The Captain of Her Heart\"\nDouble\nR2\n\"Your Prayer Takes Me Off\"\nDouble\nS2\n\"Can't Stay Away From You\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nT2\n\"Let It Loose\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nU2\n\"Deep River Woman\"\nLionel Richie, Alabama\nV2\n\"Ballerina Girl\"\nLionel Richie\nW2\n\"I Want to Know You Before We Make Love\"\nConway Twitty\nX2\n\"Snake Boots\"\nConway Twitty\nY2\n\"Shattered Dreams\"\nJohnny Hates Jazz\nZ2\n\"My Secret Garden\"\nJohnny Hates Jazz\nAA2\n\"Dirty Diana\"\nMichael Jackson\nBB2\nInstrumental\nCC2\n\"Circle in the Sand\"\nBelinda Carlisle\nDD2\n\"We Can Change\"\nBelinda Carlisle\nEE2\n\"She's Like the Wind\"\nPatrick Swayze\nFF2\n\"Stay\"\nMaurice Williams and the Zodiacs\nA3\n\"An Innocent Man\"\nBilly Joel\nB3\n\"I'll Cry Instead\"\nBilly Joel\nC3\n\"Need You Tonight\"\nINXS\nD3\n\"I'm Coming (Home)\"\nINXS\nE3\n\"Never Gonna Give You Up\"\nRick Astley\nF3\nInstrumental\nG3\n\"So Emotional\"\nWhitney Houston\nH3\n\"For the Love of You\"\nWhitney Houston\nI3\n\"The Valley Road\"\nBruce Hornsby\nJ3\n\"The Long Race\"\nBruce Hornsby\nK3\n\"Everything Your Heart Desires\"\nHall & Oates\nL3\n\"Realove\"\nHall & Oates\nM3\n\"I Wanna Dance With You\"\nEddie Rabbitt\nN3\n\"Gotta Have You\"\nEddie Rabbitt\nO3\n\"Baby Blue\"\nGeorge Strait\nP3\n\"Back to Bein' Me\"\nGeorge Strait\nQ3\n\"Nightshift\"\nCommodores\nR3\n\"I Keep Running\"\nCommodores\nS3\n\"Back in the U.S.S.R.\"\nBilly Joel\nT3\n\"Big Shot\"\nBilly Joel\nU3\n\"Stand By Me\"\nBen E. King\nV3\n\"Yakety Yak\"\nThe Coasters\nW3\n\"Out Goin' Cattin'\"\nSawyer Brown\nX3\n\"The House Won't Rock\"\nSawyer Brown\nY3\n\"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now\"\nStarship\nZ3\n\"Layin' It on the Line\"\nStarship\nAA3\n\"Legs\"\nZZ Top\nBB3\n\"Sharp Dressed Man\"\nZZ Top\nCC3\n\"Dancing in the Dark\"\nBruce Springsteen\nDD3\n\"Pink Cadillac\"\nBruce Springsteen\nEE3\n\"What's Love Got to Do with It\"\nTina Turner\nFF3\n\"Rock and Roll Widow\"\nTina Turner\nA4\n\"You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine\"\nLou Rawls\nB4\n\"Let's Fall in Love All Over Again\"\nLou Rawls\nC4\n\"Do Ya\"\nK. T. Oslin\nD4\n\"Lonely but Only for You\"\nK. T. Oslin\nE4\n\"Anyone Can Do the Heartbreak\"\nAnne Murray\nF4\n\"Without You\"\nAnne Murray\nG4\n\"Seven Spanish Angels\"\nWillie Nelson, Ray Charles\nH4\n\"Who Cares\"\nRay Charles\nI4\n\"Fallin' Again\"\nAlabama\nJ4\n\"I Saw the Time\"\nAlabama\nK4\n\"Words Get in the Way\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nL4\n\"Movies\"\nMiami Sound Machine\nM4\n\"Always on My Mind\"\nPet Shop Boys\nN4\n\"Do I Have To?\""


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"Pet Shop Boys\nO4\n\"Make No Mistake, She's Mine\"\nKenny Rogers, Ronnie Milsap\nP4\n\"You're My Love\"\nKenny Rogers\nQ4\n\"Songbird\"\nKenny G\nR4\n\"Midnight Motion\"\nKenny G\nS4\n\"Are You Still in Love with Me\"\nAnne Murray\nT4\n\"Give Me Your Love\"\nAnne Murray\nU4\n\"Can't We Try\"\nDan Hill, Vonda Shepard\nV4\n\"Pleasure Centre\"\nDan Hill\nW4\n\"Crazy\"\nPatsy Cline\nX4\n\"Your Cheatin' Heart\"\nPatsy Cline\nY4\n\"Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car\"\nBilly Ocean\nZ4\n\"Showdown\"\nBilly Ocean\nAA4\n\"Kentucky Rain\"\nElvis Presley\nBB4\n\"My Little Friend\"\nElvis Presley\nCC4\n\"Proud Mary\"\nCreedence Clearwater Revival\nDD4\n\"Born on the Bayou\"\nCreedence Clearwater Revival\nEE4\n\"Sweet Dreams\"\nPatsy Cline\nFF4\n\"Blue Moon of Kentucky\"\nPatsy Cline\nA5\n\"Just to See Her\"\nSmokey Robinson\nB5\n\"I'm Gonna Love You Like There's No Tomorrow\"\nSmokey Robinson\nC5\n\"Who Wears These Shoes\"\nElton John\nD5\n\"Sad Songs (Say So Much)\"\nElton John\nE5\n\"All I Want is You\"\nCarly Simon\nF5\n\"Two Hot Girls\"\nCarly Simon\nG5\n\"It Takes a Little Rain (To Make Love Grow)\"\nThe Oak Ridge Boys\nH5\n\"Looking for Love\"\nThe Oak Ridge Boys\nI5\n\"Take My Breath Away\"\nBerlin\nJ5\n\"Radar Radio\"\nGiorgio Moroder featuring Joe Pizzulo\nK5\n\"I Know Where I'm Going\"\nThe Judds\nL5\n\"If I Were You\"\nThe Judds\nM5\n\"80's Ladies\"\nK. T. Oslin\nN5\n\"Old Pictures\"\nK. T. Oslin\nO5\n\"Sexy Girl\"\nGlenn Frey\nP5\n\"Better in the U.S.A.\"\nGlenn Frey\nQ5\n\"That's What Friends Are For\"\nDionne Warwick, Elton John, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder\nR5\n\"Two Ships Passing In The Night\"\nDionne Warwick\nS5\n\"We're in This Love Together\"\nAl Jarreau\nT5\n\"Breakin' Away\"\nAl Jarreau\nU5\n\"When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going\"\nBilly Ocean\nV5\nInstrumental\nW5\n\"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)\"\nWhitney Houston\nX5\n\"Moment of Truth\"\nWhitney Houston\nY5\n\"Shine, Shine, Shine\"\nEddy Raven\nZ5\n\"Stay with Me\"\nEddy Raven\nAA5\n\"The Way You Make Me Feel\"\nMichael Jackson\nBB5\nInstrumental\nCC5\n\"Ain't Misbehavin'\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nDD5\n\"I've Been Around\"\nHank Williams Jr.\nEE5\n\"Just Enough Love\"\nRay Price\nFF5\n\"Why Don't Love Just Go Away\"\nRay Price\nBehind the scenes\nThe eight original props of the menu used in Twin Peaks were blank inside, but the exterior is correctly reproduced in the menu displayed in The Secret History of Twin Peaks.\n"


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"In the pilot and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the Double R Diner scenes were filmed at the Mar-T Caf\u00e9, formerly known as Thompson's Caf\u00e9 and now known as Twede's Caf\u00e9, located at 137 West North Bend Way in North Bend, Washington. For subsequent episodes of the original series, the diner interiors were recreated on a soundstage. The Mar-T sign was later explained in The Secret History of Twin Peaks as a holdover from the diner's original incarnation as Marty's Railroad Cafe, which was named after Norma's father.\nThe real cafe was gutted by a fire in 2000, and reopened with interior design that bore little resemblance to the Twin Peaks-era look.\nFor the 2017 limited series, Twede's Cafe was remodeled to restore the original Double R's appearance, with the renovations remaining after shooting had wrapped. Location filming at Twede's Cafe took place between September 14 and September 18, 2015.\nPlaying Lynch\n\nAn advertisement for the diner was used to tease David Lynch's project Playing Lynch before its official announcement.\nIt is interesting to note that the advertisement states the diner to have opened in 1984. "


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"However, this is impossible, as Norma stated in 1989 that she had been working there for 20 years.\nGallery\nThe diner as it appears in the April 28, 2017 teaser"


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"Elvis Presley\nElvis Presley was a musician.\nPresley's songs \"Kentucky Rain\" and \"My Little Friend\" were among those in the jukebox at the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, Washington. He was also a favorite of Catherine Martell.\nBenjamin Horne owned a figurine of Presley, which he called \"Little Elvis.\"After having sex with Catherine at the Timber Falls Motel, Horne euphemistically said he was going to give Little Elvis a bath.\nBehind the scenes\nElvis Presley (January 8, 1935 \u2013 August 16, 1977) was an American singer and actor, best known for pioneering rockabilly and rock and roll music. A cultural icon of the 20th century, he was often referred to as the \"King of Rock and Roll\" or simply \"the King.\""


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"Enrico Caruso\nEnrico Caruso was an opera singer.\nIn 1915, Caruso refused to perform in Twin Peaks, Washington, feeling that the town was undeserving of his presence.\nTwin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town states that the destroyed Opera House was rebuilt specifically for Caruso, but he became lost and missed his scheduled performance.\nPrompted by Caruso's refusal, the Twin Peaks Opera House was rebuilt. Caruso was the first to perform at the rebuilt venue, singing various arias from Rigoletto, La Boheme, Tosca, Pagliacci and other pieces enjoyed by James Packard. During his performance, Caruso's accompanist fell ill and was swiftly replaced by Packard's daughter, Mavis.\nAs a souvenir from Twin Peaks, Caruso took a Snoqualmie war bonnet and a recipe for Huckleberry pie.\nBehind the scenes\nEnrico Caruso (February 25, 1873 \u2013 August 2, 1921) was an Italian operatic tenor who enjoyed popularity in Europe and the Americas in the early 20th century."


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"Episodes\nThere are a total of 48 episodes of Twin Peaks, counting the original ABC series (1990-91) and the Showtime limited event series (2017).\nOverview\nSeries\nSeason\nEpisodes\nOriginal run\nPremiere\nFinale\nTwin Peaks\n1\n8\nApril 8, 1990\nMay 23, 1990\n2\n22\nSeptember 30, 1990\nJune 10, 1991\nTwin Peaks (2017)\n18\nMay 21, 2017\nSeptember 3, 2017\nTwin Peaks\n\nSeason 1\nNumber\nEpisode / Fan title\nWritten by\nDirected by\nOriginal airdate\nProd. "


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"code\nSeries\nSeason\n1\n1\n\"Pilot\"\nDavid Lynch & Mark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nApril 8, 1990\n\u2014\n2\n2\n\"Episode 1\"\"Traces to Nowhere\"\nDuwayne Dunham\nApril 12, 1990\n1.001\n3\n3\n\"Episode 2\"\"Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer\"\nDavid Lynch\nApril 19, 1990\n1.002\n4\n4\n\"Episode 3\"\"Rest in Pain\"\nHarley Peyton\nTina Rathborne\nApril 26, 1990\n1.003\n5\n5\n\"Episode 4\"\"The One-Armed Man\"\nRobert Engels\nTim Hunter\nMay 3, 1990\n1.004\n6\n6\n\"Episode 5\"\"Cooper's Dreams\"\nMark Frost\nLesli Linka Glatter\nMay 10, 1990\n1.005\n7\n7\n\"Episode 6\"\"Realization Time\"\nHarley Peyton\nCaleb Deschanel\nMay 17, 1990\n1.006\n8\n8\n\"Episode 7\"\"The Last Evening\"\nMark Frost\nMay 23, 1990\n1.007\nSeason 2\nNumber\nEpisode / Fan title\nWritten by\nDirected by\nOriginal airdate\nProd. "


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"code\nSeries\nSeason\n9\n1\n\"Episode 8\"\"May the Giant Be With You\"\nWritten by: Mark FrostBased on a story by:Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDavid Lynch\nSeptember 30, 1990\n2.001\n10\n2\n\"Episode 9\"\"Coma\"\nHarley Peyton\nOctober 6, 1990\n2.002\n11\n3\n\"Episode 10\"\"The Man Behind Glass\"\nRobert Engels\nLesli Linka Glatter\nOctober 13, 1990\n2.003\n12\n4\n\"Episode 11\"\"Laura's Secret Diary\"\nJerry StahlMark FrostHarley PeytonRobert Engels\nTodd Holland\nOctober 20, 1990\n2.004\n13\n5\n\"Episode 12\"\"The Orchid's Curse\"\nBarry Pullman\nGraeme Clifford\nOctober 27, 1990\n2.005\n14\n6\n\"Episode 13\"\"Demons\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nLesli Linka Glatter\nNovember 3, 1990\n2.006\n15\n7\n\"Episode 14\"\"Lonely Souls\"\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nNovember 10, 1990\n2.007\n16\n8\n\"Episode 15\"\"Drive With A Dead Girl\"\nScott Frost\nCaleb Deschanel\nNovember 17, 1990\n2.008\n17\n9\n\"Episode 16\"\"Arbitrary Law\"\nMark FrostHarley PeytonRobert Engels\nTim Hunter\nDecember 1, 1990\n2.009\n18\n10\n\"Episode 17\"\"Dispute Between Brothers\"\nTricia Brock\nTina Rathborne\nDecember 8, 1990\n2.010\n19\n11\n\"Episode 18\"\"Masked Ball\"\nBarry Pullman\nDuwayne Dunham\nDecember 15, 1990\n2.011\n20\n12\n\"Episode 19\"\"The Black Widow\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nCaleb Deschanel\nJanuary 12, 1991\n2.012\n21\n13\n\"Episode 20\"\"Checkmate\"\nHarley Peyton\nTodd Holland\nJanuary 19, 1991\n2.013\n22\n14\n\"Episode 21\"\"Double Play\"\nScott Frost\nUli Edel\nFebruary 2, 1991\n2.014\n23\n15\n\"Episode 22\"\"Slaves and Masters\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nDiane Keaton\nFebruary 9, 1991\n2.015\n24\n16\n\"Episode 23\"\"The Condemned Woman\"\nTricia Brock\nLesli Linka Glatter\nFebruary 16, 1991\n2.016\n25\n17\n\"Episode 24\"\"Wounds and Scars\"\nBarry Pullman\nJames Foley\nMarch 28, 1991\n2.017\n26\n18\n\"Episode 25\"\"On the Wings of Love\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nDuwayne Dunham\nApril 4, 1991\n2.018\n27\n19\n\"Episode 26\"\"Variations on Relations\"\nMark Frost & Harley Peyton\nJonathan Sanger\nApril 11, 1991\n2.019\n28\n20\n\"Episode 27\"\"The Path to the Black Lodge\"\nHarley Peyton & Robert Engels\nStephen Gyllenhaal\nApril 19, 1991\n2.020\n29\n21\n\"Episode 28\"\"Miss Twin Peaks\"\"The Night of the Decision\"\nBarry Pullman\nTim Hunter\nJune 10, 1991\n2.021\n30\n22\n\"Episode 29\"\"Beyond Life and Death\"\nMark Frost &Harley Peyton &Robert Engels\nDavid Lynch\n2.022\nTwin Peaks (2017)\nAll episodes written by Mark Frost & David Lynch, directed by David Lynch\nNumber\nTitle\nTagline\nOriginal airdate\nSeries\nSeason\n31\n1\n\"Part 1\"\nMy log has a message for you.\n"


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"May 21, 2017\n32\n2\n\"Part 2\"\nThe stars turn and a time presents itself.\n33\n3\n\"Part 3\"\nCall for help.\nMay 28, 2017\n34\n4\n\"Part 4\"\n...brings back some memories.\n35\n5\n\"Part 5\"\nCase files.\nJune 4, 2017\n36\n6\n\"Part 6\"\nDon't die.\nJune 11, 2017\n37\n7\n\"Part 7\"\nThere's a body all right.\nJune 18, 2017\n38\n8\n\"Part 8\"\nGotta light?\nJune 25, 2017\n39\n9\n\"Part 9\"\nThis is the chair.\nJuly 9, 2017\n40\n10\n\"Part 10\"\nLaura is the one.\nJuly 16, 2017\n41\n11\n\"Part 11\"\nThere's fire where you are going.\nJuly 23, 2017\n42\n12\n\"Part 12\"\nLet's rock.\nJuly 30, 2017\n43\n13\n\"Part 13\"\nWhat story is that, Charlie?\nAugust 6, 2017\n44\n14\n\"Part 14\"\nWe are like the dreamer.\nAugust 13, 2017\n45\n15\n\"Part 15\"\nThere's some fear in letting go.\nAugust 20, 2017\n46\n16\n\"Part 16\"\nNo knock, no doorbell.\nAugust 27, 2017\n47\n17\n\"Part 17\"\nThe past dictates the future.\nSeptember 3, 2017\n48\n18\n\"Part 18\"\nWhat is your name?\n"


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"Notes\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 The episode titles used on Netflix and elsewhere are translations of the titles given to each episode when the series aired in Germany. In addition, \"Episode 28,\" which only aired along with the series finale, was retroactively titled \"Miss Twin Peaks\" by some sources.\n"


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"\u2191 Original German: Spuren ins Nichts \u2192 Traces to nowhere\n\u2191 Original German: ZEN - oder die Kunst, einen Moerder zu fassen \u2192 Zen and the art of killer-catching\n\u2191 Original German: Ruhe in Unfrieden \u2192 Rest in pain\n\u2191 Original German: Der Einarmige \u2192 The one-armed man\n\u2191 Original German: Cooper's Traeume \u2192 Cooper's dreams\n\u2191 Original German: Zeit des Erkennens \u2192 Realization time\n\u2191 Original German: Der letzte Abend \u2192 The last evening\n\u2191 Original German: Der Riese sei mit Dir \u2192 May the giant be with you\n\u2191 Original German: Koma \u2192 Coma\n\u2191 Original German: Der Mann hinter Glas \u2192 The man behind glass\n\u2191 Original German: Laura's geheimes Tagebuch \u2192 Laura's secret diary\n\u2191 Original German: Der Fluch der Orchideen \u2192 The orchid's curse\n\u2191 Original German: Daemonen \u2192 Demons\n\u2191 Original German: Einsame Seelen \u2192 Lonely souls\n\u2191 Original German: Spazierfahrt mit einer Toten \u2192 Drive with a dead girl\n\u2191 Original German: Selbstjustiz \u2192 Arbitrary law\n\u2191 Original German: Bruderzwist \u2192 Dispute between brothers\n\u2191 Original German: Maskenball \u2192 Masked ball\n\u2191 Original German: Die schwarze Witwe \u2192 The black widow\n\u2191 Original German: Schachmatt \u2192 Checkmate\n\u2191 Original German: Doppelspiel \u2192 Doubleplay\n\u2191 Original German: Sklaven und Meister \u2192 Slaves and masters\n\u2191 Original German: Die Verdammte \u2192 The condemned woman\n\u2191 Original German: Wunden und Narben \u2192 Wounds and scars\n\u2191 Original German: Auf den Schwingen der Liebe \u2192 On the wings of love\n\u2191 Original German: Beziehungsvariationen \u2192 Variations on relations\n\u2191 Original German: Der Weg zur schwarzen Huette \u2192 The path to the Black Lodge\n\u2191 Original German: Die Nacht der Entscheidung \u2192 The night of decision\n\u2191 Original German: Jenseits von Leben und Tod \u2192 Beyond life and death\n\u2191 The Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series releases appear to use the episode quotes as subtitles; i.e. "


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"Emergency medical technicians\n\"-What happened?-I don\u2019t know. Sheriff Truman just brought her in from Glastonbury Grove.\"\u2015 B. Roundtree and First emergency medical technician\nIn late March 1989, after Annie Blackburn was found bloodied at Glastonbury Grove, two unidentified medical technicians admitted her to Calhoun Memorial Hospital."


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"Emmet Cooper\nEmmet Cooper was the estranged older brother of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nAs of December 1967, Emmet was enrolled in college. By April of the following year, Dale and Emmet's mother told Dale that his brother had moved to Canada to become a lumberjack, and wouldn't return until he had chopped down all the trees there. In reality, Emmet was attempting to avoid being drafted for the Vietnam War. In November 1969, Emmet was forced to miss their mother's funeral, as he would risk imprisonment were he to return to the United States.\nOn learning that Dale had been accepted into the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Emmet wrote to him to call him a \"tool of the establishment,\" adding that he would \"rot in hell.\"Dale remarked in a tape recording that it was good to hear from him.\nIn July 1988, Dale attempted to locate Emmet in Alberta, Canada, but learned there that he was now in South America. He lamented to Diane Evans that he had not seen his brother in twenty years, but accepted that their lives had simply set them on different paths.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nAccording to Scott Frost, the character of Emmet was a last-minute addition to The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes, which itself could have been linked to the original plans for the third season of Twin Peaks, had the show not been canceled. Mark Frost remarked that actor Roger Rees would have been \"a great older brother for Dale.\""


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"Episode 7\nNot to be confused with Part 7.\n\"Episode 7\", also known as \"The Last Evening\", is the first season finale of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"A drunken man walks in a way that is quite impossible for a sober man to imitate, and vice versa. An evil man has a way, no matter how clever. To the trained eye, his way will show itself.Am I being too secretive? No. One can never answer questions at the wrong moment. Life, like music, has a rhythm. This particular song will end with three sharp sounds, like deathly drumbeats.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDonna and James enter Jacoby's home. They ask each other where to start looking and find a box full of margarita umbrellas, all labeled. Donna finds the controls for the ambient noise and James quickly turns it off. Donna finds the coconut that Laura mentioned in her tape, and it contains a tape and half a heart necklace. Bobby watches James and Donna pull away.\nJacoby creeps around the bushes towards Maddy. A man in a balaclava and a trenchcoat beats him mercilessly. Jacoby cannot move or cry out and suffers a heart attack.\nA wheel spins on a craps table. "


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"Big Ed has lost another bet and Cooper wins again, and a woman whispers in his ear. Cooper tips Jacques the poker chip missing a corner.\nAudrey, dressed in lingerie by a hunchbacked seamstress, visits Blackie's office. Blackie says the owner will visit that night, and asks her to pick a card spread across the table. Audrey picks the Queen of Diamonds card and Blackie puts her hand over Audrey's hand.\nCooper talks to Jacques about his business with Leo and instructs Jacques to meet him at the water processing plant in two hours. Jacques then tells how the bit of the poker chip got into Laura's stomach: Leo had made her bite down on it when the bird was attacking her, telling her: \"Bite the bullet, baby! Bite the bullet!\"Audrey waits alone in a room.\nShelly washes her hair in the sink with the gun next to her. Leo sneaks up behind her and grabs her mouth.\nOn their stake-out, Andy tells Harry that Lucy still has not talked to him. Jacques pulls into the plant and is surrounded by cops. Jacques steals Deputy Fred's gun and attempts to escape but Andy shoots him in the shoulder.\n"


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"James, Donna, and Maddy listen to the tape from Jacoby's coconut. Laura insults James and talks about how Leo is trying to kill her, but that gets her off. Doctor Hayward leaves and tells Donna to check on her mother. James and Donna embrace and James tells Madeleine that Jacoby was trying to help Laura, and Donna asks how he got the necklace.\nAt the lumbermill, Leo unloads his gas after tying Shelly up inside. He winds up a bomb and tells Shelly she has one hour to think about her behavior, and that he will kill Bobby.\nNadine wears a beautiful silk dress and puts a note on a tray before pouring a lot of pills into a bowl.\nHank counts money into a suitcase. He thanks Josie for the $90k, and tells her it seems light. Hank talks about how his time is now worth more than $90k. Josie insists that they had an agreement. Hank surprises her with a blood handshake.\nCatherine looks through the accounting office for the ledger and workers watch her and Pete fight through the blinds. Catherine asks Pete to have pity on her.\n"


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"At the stationhouse, the officers tell stories about the arrest. Lucy is impressed, and Andy kisses her before she confesses that she is pregnant. Andy walks away in silence. Lucy answers the phone: Bobby, impersonating Leo, tells her to tell Harry to check out James.\nAt the hospital, Cooper and Harry interrogate Jacques. He says that Leo had hit him with a whiskey bottle, and he had passed out. When he came to, Leo and the girls were gone.\nDoctor Hayward says that Doctor Jacoby is stable.\nCooper says that Leo must have taken both of the girls to the train car himself and Hayward reports that Jacoby saw Laura Palmer at the park.\nCatherine and Pete look through the shelves, but cannot find the book. Over the phone, Hank anonymously tells Catherine that the book is in the shed. Catherine gets ready to meet him, and packs a gun.\nHank talks to Norma about his time in the joint, trying to charm her. He reminds her that they have been together 20 years.\nBig Ed returns home and finds Nadine on the living room floor and he phones an ambulance.\nLucy gives Harry the message from \"Leo.\""


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"She says she heard a clock striking in the background, like the clock at the park and Cooper instructs Hawk to set up a perimeter around Easter park. James approaches Harry and Cooper asks to talk to James instead. Leland enters and asks Harry if he has found the killer. Hayward tells Leland to go home to Sarah. James gives Cooper a copy of the tape and Cooper asks James about Jacoby seeing Laura. Cooper shows James the ziplock bag of cocaine and asks why it was in his bike.\nThe Icelandic investor Einar Thorson prepares to sign Ben's contract in Blackie's office. Hank calls Ben to tell him that Leo Johnson will get a house call, and to black flag the firebug.\nBobby enters the Johnson house. Leo goes after Bobby with an ax. Just as he is about to strike the final blow, Hank shoots him. Bobby leaves, as Jared and Chet embrace each other on Invitation to Love while Montana dies.\nShelly struggles in her bonds and Catherine approaches her with a gun. The bomb explodes, and a fire spreads. Catherine releases Shelly, and they run out.\n"


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"A fire alarm goes off in the hospital and Leland tapes Jacques to his bed and smothers him to death with a pillow.\nPete asks Decker if anyone is in the mill and says he will check inside for Catherine.\nBenjamin signs the contract redacted by the Honorable M.J. Kaffee Esquire. The Icelandic investor leaves with two girls and Ben says he will celebrate with \"the new girl.\"Ben enters Audrey's room, where she is dressed as the Queen of Diamonds and is shocked to see her father.\nCooper walks down the hallway to his room while making a recording for Diane, noting that the Icelanders were gone. He phones the hotel staff for a glass of milk and finds Audrey's note on the floor. Cooper answers the door and is shot three times.\nDeleted scene\nIn a deleted scene entitled \"Jerry's Wandering Eye,\" Jerry sits with Heba, who accuses him of infidelity. A girl at the brothel who passes by catches his eye.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nWalter Olkewicz as Jacques Renault\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nFeaturing\nCharles Hoyes as Decker\nBrian Straub as Einar Thorson\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nRick Giolito as Montana\nPeter Michael Goetz as Jared\nStunt Utility\nFred Lerner\nStunt Players\nLinda Fetters\nDonna Keegan\nMichael Allen Lerner\nRock Walker\nUncredited\nLesli Linka Glatter as Seamstress\nMark Frost as Cooper's shooter\nUnknown performer as Deputy Fred\nUnknown performer as Lawrence Jacoby's attacker\nNotes\nThis episode opens immediately after the end of Episode 6 still on the night of Thursday, March 2 and proceeds through the night into the wee hours of Friday, March 3.\n"


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"While never identified onscreen, Mark Frost stated Jacoby's attacker to be Leland Palmer while possessed by BOB.\nProduction errors\nAfter Jacques drinks one of his two beer, a shot still shows him having his two untouched.\nShooting script differences\nEileen Hayward appears in the original script."


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"Episode 4\n\"The One-Armed Man\" redirects here. You may be looking for the eponymous character, Mike. For the 2017 episode, see Part 4.\n\"Episode 4\" (or \"The One-Armed Man\") is the fifth episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"Even the ones who laugh are sometimes caught without an answer. These creatures who introduce themselves, but we swear we have met them somewhere before, yes? Look in the mirror. What do you see? Is it a dream, or a nightmare? Are we being introduced against our will? Are they mirrors? I can see the smoke. I can smell the fire. The battle is drawing nigh.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nSarah Palmer describes a man to Deputy Andy Brennan as he makes a sketch. Donna sits on the couch with Sarah, and Maddy carries in some tea. Harry sits on a chair, listening. Sarah says she saw him at the foot of Laura's bed. Leland, in his bathrobe, asks if she told them about the necklace and says that Sarah had two visions. She tells of a flashlight moving across the ground, and a gloved hand moving a rock and pulling out Laura's broken necklace. Donna looks away.\n"


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"Lucy is entranced with Invitation to Love and Harry enters and asks for an update. She tells the plot of the soap. Harry leaves, and Lucy and Andy have a small spat.\nIn the conference room, Doctor Jacoby performs some sleight of hand with golf balls. Agent Cooper watches him from across the table and tries to get Jacoby to tell him why Laura came to him. Jacoby does not confirm whether Laura had problems with cocaine or sexual problems and turns his attention to the map of Tibet, and discusses Hawaii and the medicinal properties of ginger. Cooper asks why Jacoby will not help the police investigation. Jacoby says his personal investigation will continue the rest of his life and says Laura had well-guarded secrets that he was not able to access. Harry enters and Jacoby says that the night after Laura died, he followed a man in a red Corvette to Old Sawmill Road, then lost him. On the intercom, Lucy tells Cooper that he has a call from his supervisor, Gordon Cole. "


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"Cooper dismisses Jacoby and asks him if will be around, and Jacoby says that at the end of the month, he will be going on a pilgrimage to Pebble Beach.\nCooper asks Harry if Leo drives a red Corvette: Harry says yes and that he has men tailing Jacques Renault. On the phone, Gordon says that the twine from Laura's shoulders is a common household item, but the twine from her wrists does not match. He says that the marks on her shoulders were bird bites and that Albert is reconstructing the plastic fragment from her stomach. Gordon says that Albert wants Harry's badge because of their fight.\nAndy brings his sketch from his conversation with Sarah. It is the same man that Cooper dreamed of, \"BOB.\"Deputy Hawk calls to say he has found the one-armed man at the Timber Falls Motel and they leave to meet him.\nAt the Timber Falls Motel, Josie sits in her car with a camera. Catherine rubs Benjamin's shoulders and brags about her success in switching the books. Harry pulls up to the Motel, and Hawk says to check room 101, under the name of Gerard. "


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"Catherine and Benjamin joke about their plan to torch the mill. Harry, Andy, and Cooper knock on the door to the hotel room. Andy drops his gun, and it fires. Benjamin looks through the curtains and out the window and Catherine says they sound serious. Harry bursts into a motel room, to a man in a towel with his hands in a closet. He has one arm. Benjamin excuses himself for a bath, and a poker chip falls out of his pocket. Catherine examines it: it reads \"One Eyed Jacks.\"The officers show the drawing of the man from the dream to the one-armed man, Philip Gerard. He says he has never seen that man, but he looks like somebody. They ask if he knows anyone named Bob and he says that veterinarian Bob Lydecker is his best friend and is in a coma at the hospital. Gerard tells them that he lost his arm in a car accident while he was on the road selling pharmaceuticals, but is now selling shoes. When asked if he had a tattoo on his now-missing arm, he confesses that it did and it said \"Mom,\" which makes him break down crying.\n"


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"The men return to the car and Hawk tells them that Josie Packard had been staking out the motel.\nAt Twin Peaks High School, Donna puts on lipstick in the girls' room, and Audrey enters with a cigarette and shares her ambitions of running away with Cooper, and conscripts Donna into helping solve the murder. Audrey summarizes some facts about Laura. Donna agrees, on the promise of secrecy.\nNorma meets her husband, Hank Jennings, in jail and he pleads with Norma to back him up and promises that he has changed. At his parole meeting, Hank blames fate for his accident and Norma says that she will give him a job when he's out of jail and that they will live together.\nThe officers park at a gas station and Cooper remarks that in his dream, the two men lived above a convenience store. They walk to Lydecker's Veterinary office, where inside the waiting room are several women with exotic pets, including a llama. The receptionist looks at the picture and says that is not Doctor Lydecker. Cooper believes that the bird that attacked Laura Palmer is a patient at Lydecker's office, and confiscates the office's files.\n"


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"At the Johnsons' house, Shelly and Bobby make out. They talk about the funeral and Bobby is angry that James was seeing Laura behind his back. Shelly tells Bobby that Leo is with Jacques, and Bobby walks away to think. He tells Shelly that Leo and Jacques were running drugs across the border and selling them at the high school. Shelly shows Bobby the bloody shirt and Bobby takes it. She shows him the gun and asks him to teach her how to use it.\nThe lawmen return to the station with the files from the veterinarian. Harry instructs Lucy to go through them and look for bird owners and Andy apologizes for dropping the gun. He tells Lucy about it, and she brushes him off.\nCooper takes Andy to the firing range and Andy says he does not know why Lucy is angry. Hawk aces the shooting test, and Cooper instructs Andy to practice every day. Harry asks if Cooper has ever been married, and Cooper and Hawk discuss the vagaries of love. Cooper shoots four bullets through the eyes, and two through the nostrils. "


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"Over the intercom, Lucy says that the files are organized alphabetically by the name of the pet.\nAt the diner, Shelly tells Norma that she has one man too many in her life and says that all Leo was looking for was a maid he didn't have to pay. Norma sympathizes and says neither of them know what to do with their respective men. Norma says her plans are up in the air and that she is no longer sure she will divorce him, though Shelly says she definitely has plans for Leo. James enters and walks to the pay phone. Norma offers Shelly a day at the spa, together.\nDonna answers James' phone call and she invites him to the church potluck. She says they need to talk about what Audrey told her. Madeleine walks up to the diner counter. James says he will go to see Donna later, then talks to Madeleine. Madeleine comments on how she looks like Laura but says they did not know each other well.\nNorma finishes a phone call and tells Shelly that Hank got his parole.\nBenjamin uses an exercise bike, talking on the phone to the Icelandic investors. "


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"Audrey enters and asks if he is ashamed of her, based on their previous conversation. She says that she wants to change her life and help with the family business, saying that Laura's death inspired her to make something of herself. She asks to work at the cosmetics department in the store. She embraces her father and sees a picture of herself with Laura Palmer. The phone rings and Benjamin dismisses Audrey. He tells the caller to meet him down by the river in half an hour and to be discreet.\nThe officers sort the veterinary files. Gordon Cole calls to say that Albert is faxing the reconstruction of the plastic object from Laura Palmer's stomach and that the marks were from a parrot or a myna bird. The fax is a poker chip with a J -- possibly for One Eyed Jacks. Andy finds a file for Waldo, a myna bird owned by Jacques Renault. Cooper says they will make a house call.\nTwo people play tennis at night on a lighted court. Cooper watches them, and the officers run to the apartment building and up the stairs. They knock at a room and call for Jacques. "


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"Bobby is inside and hears them, fleeing through the window and down an alley. The officers enter, and a police car with siren blaring drives toward the alley after Bobby. Cooper finds the bloody shirt with Leo's initials.\nA red corvette sits in the woods. with Leo smoking nearby until Ben taps him on the shoulder. Benjamin criticizes his choice of vehicle but says that Hank believes Leo to be gifted. Leo points to a body and says it is Bernie, and that Jacques is back in Canada. Leo does not believe that Bernie gave him up, as Bernie was not too bright. Benjamin tells Leo to make sure that the mill looks clearly like arson, and hands him an envelope of cash.\nJames and Donna walk through the woods. Donna says that Mrs. Palmer knows about the necklace's burial, that she had a vision and saw someone take it. James pulls aside a rock to find that the locket is gone. Donna says that somebody must have seen them and followed them. She says that both Laura and her mother had visions and they discuss telling this to the police. "


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"Donna says they are the only two who loved Laura, that they must find her murderer for the sake of their relationship.\nJosie answers a call from Harry, who asks if she was at the Timber Falls Motel, but she says to call her tomorrow. Pete enters and says the day at the mill is over, and she fixes him a sandwich. He invites her to join him in a fishing contest and she opens a letter with a picture of a domino with double threes. She walks away toward a taxidermy bear, then the phone rings. It is Hank, licking an identical domino. Josie holds herself, and the credits roll.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nJed Mills as Wilson Mooney\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nFeaturing\nMary Bond Davis as Female Parole Board Member #1\nMary Chalon as Female Parole Board Member #2\nJames Craven as Male Parole Board Officer\nAdele Gilbert as Midge Loomer\nAl Strobel as One-Armed Man\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nErika Anderson as Emerald\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nUncredited\nLinda Carlson as Colleen Hurley (deleted scene)\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole (voice)\nKevin Young as Toad\nUnknown performer as prison guard Andrews\nUnknown performer as prison guard Dickson\nNotes\nTimeline: February 28, Tuesday\nShooting script differences\nDeleted a line about Mrs. Milford.\n"


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"The llama snorting in Cooper's face was confirmed by Kyle MacLachlan as a \"happy accident.\"Though MacLachlan keeps a straight face (despite being clearly startled by the llama), Michael Ontkean can be seen stifling a smirk, and the receptionist can be seen laughing in the background. According to MacLachlan's Twitter, the scene was only done in one take because Ontkean could not stop laughing to film the second.\nDeleted the scene between James and his mother Colleen Hurley. It was included in its entirety into Episode 10's script but was yet again not included in the released cut.\nTrivia\nThe direction of the episode was inspired by the 1945 film Fallen Angel."


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"Episode 3\nNot to be confused with Part 3.\n\"Episode 3\", also known as \"Rest in Pain,\" is the fourth episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"There is a sadness in this world, for we are ignorant of many things. Yes \u2013 we are ignorant of many beautiful things. Things like the truth. So sadness in our ignorance is very real. The tears are real. What is this thing called a tear? There are even tiny ducts \u2013 tear ducts \u2013 to produce these tears should the sadness occur.Then the day when the sadness comes. Then we ask, 'Will the sadness that makes me cry, will the sadness that makes me cry my heart out, will it ever end?'The answer, of course, is yes. One day, the sadness will end.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAt the Great Northern, Audrey watches Cooper walk down the hallway towards her. She greets him by the fireplace. He asks her to join him for breakfast and he asks her to write her name on a piece of paper, then compares her handwriting to the note he received under his door. She says she wanted to help him, for Laura. "


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"He asks what One Eyed Jacks is, and she explains it vaguely. He does some handwriting analysis, then dismisses Audrey when he sees Sheriff Harry Truman and Lucy.\nThey sit down, and Cooper orders breakfast. When the waitress leaves, Cooper shares his dream with them and admits that he forgot who killed Laura Palmer. \"Break the code, solve the crime.\"The \"Fire, walk with me\" slogan is part of the dream. Harry gets a radio message that there is a fight at the morgue.\nAlbert and Doctor Hayward argue over whether to release Laura Palmer's body for the funeral. Albert insults everyone and Harry punches him, causing him to land on top of the body. Cooper orders Albert to release the body, and the men leave. Cooper stays behind and arranges the body.\nLeland watches Invitation to Love as a nurse gives him a shot. The doorbell rings. A young woman\u2014who is identical to Laura, aside for her glasses and hair color\u2014calls him \"Uncle Leland.\"He asks \"Madeleine?\"and then walks to her. She gives her condolences, and they hug.\nAt the Double R, Norma discusses her husband's good behavior in prison and that he might be released soon. "


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"Hank's parole officer, Wilson Mooney asks how she fends off potential suitors, and she says that she explains that her husband is homicidally jealous.\nCooper and the sheriff visit Leo Johnson at his home. Harry explains that they have not caught Leo in anything illegal and they question him about his relationship with Laura Palmer. Cooper lists off Leo's criminal record and asks where he was the night of the murder. He says he called his wife, Shelly, from Butte, Montana.\nBobby, in a suit, stretches in front of a crucifix. His father asks to talk. The major lectures about funerals and responsibility while Bobby plays with his lighter. The major says Bobby does not need to be afraid, and Bobby shouts until his mother, Betty Briggs, enters and asks if everyone is ready to go.\nAt the station, Deputy Hawk reports that he has been unable to find the one-armed man and Cooper tells him to keep trying. Cooper and Harry meet with Albert to receive his report. "


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"Laura Palmer had cocaine in her system and in her diary, she had been tied up on two separate occasions that night, and it looks like the killer kissed Laura after she was dead. There were also claw marks on her shoulder and something in her stomach. Harry excuses himself to attend the funeral. Albert hands Cooper a report concerning the assault on his person and Cooper lectures Albert on the locals' value of life, and refuses to sign Albert's report. Cooper makes a voice note to Diane about purchasing property in Twin Peaks.\nEd inspects the tchotchkes on his shelf. His wife, Nadine, runs up and embraces him and she gushes about the previous night and talks about their time in high school. James comes in and says he will not attend the funeral.\nAudrey eavesdrops briefly at the office, then enters a secret passage to spy on her brother and Doctor Jacoby.\nReverend Clarence Brocklehurst reads a passage of scripture at the funeral. Cooper watches all the people there, especially Bobby. James walks over and watches from a distance. Johnny Horne shouts \"Amen!\"then Bobby yells the same. "


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"Bobby says that the town is full of hypocrites and they knew she was in trouble but did not interfere, so everyone is responsible for her death. James and Bobby fight. Bobby points at James and says \"You're a dead man.\"Leland jumps onto the coffin, and the crane raises and lowers him. Sarah tells him not to ruin this too.\nAt the diner, Shelly entertains customers by telling them about Leland's outburst. Big Ed warns Harry and Deputy Hawk that he is skeptical about trusting him, as he is not one of them. Cooper enters the diner and joins them and orders a slice of pie. Upon seeing Ed and Norma interact, he asks how long Ed has been in love with her. Harry then tells Cooper about a drug-running operation they are trying to bust. Harry tells Cooper that there is an evil in the woods and the men are part of a secret society to fight that evil.\nThe men go to the Bookhouse, and Harry says they have been meeting there for 20 years. James and another young man, Joey Paulson, have Bernard Renault \u2014 janitor at the Roadhouse \u2014 bound and gagged. "


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"They captured him after he came across the border that morning with an ounce of cocaine. He denies being a mule and says the cocaine was for personal use. His brother, Jacques, is a bartender at the Roadhouse and Bernard tells them to talk to his brother, and Cooper says he does not believe that Bernard would tell them where and when to find Jacques.\nJacques walks toward the roadhouse, sees a red beacon flashing on the roof, and runs away.\nLeo is in his kitchen scraping at a shoe with a knife and the phone rings. Jacques is on the other end, demanding that Leo get him out. Shelly walks in and Leo leaves. Shelly pulls a gun out of her purse and hides it with the bloody shirt.\nHarry visits Josie, who says something horrible is going to happen, that Catherine and Benjamin want to hurt her. Catherine eavesdrops over the intercom. Josie shows Harry the hidden safe, with the two ledgers with different numbers, but one is missing. Catherine holds the second book and hides it in a drawer with a hidden compartment. Pete walks in to ask about his tackle box. "


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"Catherine tells Pete to ask to her face to look in her safe.\nCooper watches the new grave and Doctor Jacoby, wearing a hat and cloak, approaches with a garland of flowers. Cooper says he did not see Doctor Jacoby at the funeral. The psychiatrist admits that he does not actually care about the problems of the townspeople, but Laura changed all that.\nJosie asks Harry if it is possible that someone killed her husband so that Benjamin could have the land and asks if they will kill her too. Harry reassures her.\nCooper and Deputy Hawk sit in the hotel while people dance, discussing the existence of the soul. Leland stands among the dancers, smelling the air. Leland tries to get someone to dance with him and has a breakdown. Cooper and Hawk pull him up and take him home.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nWalter Oklewicz as Jacques Renault\nRoyce D. Applegate as Rev. "


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"Clarence Brocklehurst\nJed Mills as Wilson Mooney\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nFeaturing\nRobert Bauer as Johnny Horne\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJill Rogosheske as Trudy\nBrett Vadset as Joey Paulson\nClay Wilcox as Bernard Renault\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nErika Anderson as Emerald / Jade\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nPeter Michael Goetz as Jared\nUncredited\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne (voice)\nRick Giolito as Montana (segment 'Invitation To Love')\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer\nunknown performer as Leland Palmer's nurse\nNotes\nTimeline: February 27, Monday\nThe episode was to originally to feature a scene in which Cooper visits the graveyard and meets an elderly groundskeeper, who recites a long speech telling Cooper that if he puts his ear to the ground, he can hear those who are buried singing, due to their coffins expanding. The scene was cut due to problems casting the groundskeeper.\nProduction errors\nA shot of Audrey at the funeral is mirrored, showing her mole on a different side.\nMartin Padley's name is wrongly subtitled \"Martin Hadley\""


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"Episode 11\nNot to be confused with Part 11.\n\"Episode 11\", or, \"Laura's Secret Diary\" is the fourth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twelfth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired October 20, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Miscommunication sometimes leads to arguments, and arguments sometimes lead to fights. Anger is usually present in arguments and fights. Anger is an emotion, usually classified as a negative emotion. Negative emotions can cause severe problems in our environment and to the health of our body.Happiness, usually classified as a positive emotion, can bring good health to our body, and spread positive vibrations into our environment. Sometimes when we are ill, we are not on our best behavior. By ill, I mean any of the following: physically ill, emotionally ill, mentally ill, and/or spiritually ill.\"\n\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry shakes Leland out of a daze and interrogates him about his visit to the hospital. Leland believed that Jacques killed Laura because he had been arrested and confesses that he killed Jacques.\nWalking down the hallway, Doctor Hayward tells Cooper that no parent should bury their child and Cooper asks if he approves of Leland's actions. "


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"Andy asks Doctor Hayward about his sperm and Hayward gives him a vial to fill. On his way, Andy bumps into Lucy while carrying a copy of Flesh World.\nHarry tells Cooper that the judge will arrive that day and reports that the county records show no one by the name of Robertson living in the white house, but they have a current address for the last occupants. Andy drops his sperm vial and when he bends over to pick it up. Cooper asks about his boots, which he bought from the one-armed man.\nA hotel employee tells Ben that the travel writer M. T. Wentz will be visiting Twin Peaks, so Ben tells her that he wants hourly updates from registration. Jean waits in Ben's office, then shows the video of the bound Audrey. Jean explains that he is just the messenger and that the business is being run by pickpockets and fools, then he offers his assistance. He explains that he wants Cooper to bring the ransom in cash and tells Ben to expect a call at noon the next day. Ben orders an assistant to find Agent Cooper for him.\n"


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"Donna picks up a tray from the Double R Diner and Hank compliments her. Norma tells Hank about M. T. Wentz. This news excites Hank, who leaves to pick up flowers, tablecloths, and candles and tells her to ask Big Ed to recommend their diner to any unfamiliar motorists.\nDonna and Harold drink white wine and toast to Laura. Harold reads from Laura's diary. Donna suggests they give the diary to the sheriff, but Harold insists that there are no solutions in it and that Laura gave it to him. Harold then says that people from the outside tell him their stories.\nCooper watches Audrey's video in Ben's office. Ben says that Cooper and Audrey had a special relationship, and asks Cooper to deliver the $125k.\nJosie returns home with many shopping bags and apologizes for disappearing. Pete informs her that Catherine died in the fire, but although they have yet to find the body, he says they will have the service in a few days.\nEmory drags the drugged Audrey into Blackie's office, where Jean waits. She tells him that Emory hit her and Jean tells her that she will be fine as long as she is with Jean. "


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"He shoots Emory and hugs the sobbing Audrey.\nAndy approaches Lucy, who yells at him about the magazine, so Cooper dismisses Andy and asks Lucy to tell him what has been upsetting her. She explains her history with Andy and Dick, but she has no idea what she wants. After Lucy leaves, Harry says they have been down this road before. Cooper then asks Harry confidentially for a Bookhouse Boy.\nA stranger enters the Double R Diner after Norma has tried to make the restaurant seem fancy. When the man goes to the bathroom, Hank steals his wallet.\nMaddy and Donna meet in a booth and Donna insists that she is not angry over Maddy's relationship with James and asks for her help retrieving Laura's diary from Harold.\nHank searches the stranger's wallet to find that he is not M.T. Wentz, but District Attorney Daryl Lodwick.\nHarry meets Josie at her living room and she shows him a scandalous new dress. She says she left town because she was afraid and rebukes Harry for his suspicions. She has Harry tear her shawl and make love to her. An Asian man watches through the window.\n"


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"Judge Sternwood enters the stationhouse and gives Lucy a hug. Harry enters, and the judge asks what his lady trouble is. Harry introduces Cooper to the judge and Dick offers Lucy enough cash to get an abortion. Upset by this, she tells him to leave and Andy hears her crying.\nThe judge talks to Leland and tells him that they will raise a glass together in Valhalla. The prosecutor has not arrived, so Leland will spend the night in jail. Sternwood's beautiful law clerk picks him up to take him to the Winnebago.\nBen greets contestants for a beauty contest and the hotel clerk checks in a mysterious stranger.\nJosie introduces the Asian man to Pete as her cousin Jonathan. When Pete leaves, Jonathan tells Josie that her business is almost done, and she is expected back in Hong Kong.\nCooper meets Harry at the roadhouse. Harry says he is the Bookhouse Boy Cooper was expecting.\nThere is a knock on the diner door. Hank answers, but no one is there. The lights go out, and Jonathan is standing in the middle of the room. He fights Hank and holds his hand as a blood brother. "


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"He says next time, he will take Hank's head off, then smashes Hank's flashlight.\nEpisode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nRoyal Dano as Judge Clinton Sternwood\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nRitch Brinkley as D.A. "


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"Daryl Lodwick\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nFeaturing\nBellina Logan as Desk Clerk\nClaire Stansfield as Sid\nMak Takano as Jonathan\nMichael Allen Lerner as Stunt Double\nUncredited\nKevin Young as Toad\nUnknown performer as Deputy Bob\nNotes\nTimeline: March 6, Monday"


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"Emil J. Smith\nEmil J. Smith was a United Airlines pilot who reported a UFO sighting in 1947.\nBiography\nOn July 5, 1947, during a commercial flight from Boise to Seattle, Smith reported seeing \"nine silvery discs\" flying in formation and managed to monitor them for ten minutes.\nOn July 31, Smith's friend and fellow UFO spotter Kenneth Arnold retrieved Smith from Seattle and flew him to Tacoma, where they met with other UFO witness Fred Crisman and Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown.\nDavidson and Brown were given metallic fragments that had fallen from a UFO spotted by Harold Dahl and boarded a B-25. Soon after takeoff, the B-25 crashed due to supposed sabotage or attack, according to an anonymous source through Tacoma Times reporter Paul Lantz. Further, United Press stringer Ted Morello, called the group to confirm details about the investigators, adding that an anonymous source stated that the \"same thing could happen\" to Smith and Arnold.\nCrisman soon fled the hotel, leaving behind Smith and Arnold, who learned that the hotel's services would be suspended due to a strike. "


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"Paranoid that they were being surveilled, the two turned on all of the room's faucets, sealed the doors, and turned up the radio to maximum volume whilst they spoke quietly to each other.\nMorello later called them again with more information, but Smith and Arnold resolved to meet with him in person rather than continuing to speak over the phone. They met him at the KMO radio station, where he told them that Crisman had been taken into custody by the military and was en route to Alaska in an Air Force transport. While Smith attempted to confirm this information, Morello advised that they leave Tacoma until the situation settled. After leaving the radio station, Smith and Arnold stopped by an address given by Dahl, but found it to be deserted.\nWhile being followed by a black Buick sedan, they drove to McChord Airfield, where they met with a Major and provided him with the remainder of the fragments found by Dahl. Arnold then flew Smith back to Seattle with no problems.\nBehind the scenes\nCaptain Emil J. Smith was a United Airlines pilot. "


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"Smith was initially a skeptic about UFOs, remarking, \"I'll believe in those discs when I see them.\"Despite his doubts, during a flight on the evening of July 4, 1947, Smith reported seeing five disc-like objects and managed to track them for forty-five minutes."


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"Elsie Spaeth Miller\n\"Beloved wife and mother, mourned by her husband and son and daughter. Killed cruelly by the ferocious blizzard and no reason why.\"\u2015Epitaph\nElsie Spaeth Miller was a victim of the Great Blizzard of 1889."


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"Episode 20\n\"Episode 20\", or, \"Checkmate\" is the thirteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-first episode of the series as a whole.\nPlot\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?When I see a fire, I feel my anger rising. This was not a friendly fire. This was not a forest fire. It was a fire in the woods. This is all I am permitted to say.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nA mysterious object rotates out of a star field, flames appear and Major Briggs sits on a stone seat in the woods. He says he remembers stepping from the flames, a vague shape in the dark, then nothing else until he found himself at the two-day-old campsite. The Major sits in the sheriff's conference room with Truman and Cooper. Doctor Hayward photographs the back of Briggs' neck. The Major also recalls seeing the image of a giant owl. "


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"Hayward displays the photograph - three triangular scars behind the major's right ear. Major Briggs becomes very upset and wonders if his experience was meant for his soul.\nWhen Cooper suggests he start at the beginning, the Major asks if they're familiar with Project Blue Book, the Air Force investigation into UFOs that ended in 1969. The Major says some continued the effort, unofficially, both to examine the heavens and, as in Twin Peaks, the earth below. He says they are searching for a place called the White Lodge. They are interrupted by two MPs who, on orders from Col. Reilly, take the Major. As Cooper examines the photograph, a few drops of water drip on to it from the overhead sprinkler. In the sheriff's office, Denise urges Ernie to make a phone call. Cooper enters and after his pride is challenged, Ernie calls Jean Renault and tells him he has the out-of-town buyer. Andy enters the sheriff's station, walks past Lucy, and encounters Dick, who tells him about visiting the Happy Helping Hand Adoption Agency to find that Nicky's records were sealed and returned to the orphanage. Andy and Dick plan a visit to the orphanage and they leave. "


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"Lucy tells Cooper she has checked all the personal columns in national newspapers and found nothing that looked like a chess deal and no name like Windom Earle.\nEd drinks coffee at the Double R Diner. He passes a note to Norma, saying, \"We need to talk.\"As Shelly feeds Leo, the introduction to Invitation to Love is heard and Shelly complains that it was Bobby's turn to feed Leo and Bobby claims he had baseball practice. He tells her he is not coming back, that he has better things to do than bathing Leo. Shelly slaps him and Bobby leaves. Leo drools.\nJames phones Ed and asks that the money from his savings account be sent to him at Wallies Hideout, the bar on the 96. Evelyn enters the garage and asks if he is homesick. James tells her about Laura and his wanting to run away from Twin Peaks and Evelyn kisses him. They hear Jeffrey leaving and she tells James she needs his help.\n"


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"At 9:25 AM, Nadine sits next to Mike Nelson at the counter of the Double R. Mike tells her he does not want to know her, but she tells him she wants to go out with him, kisses him, and pushes him off his stool. Norma puts on a coat and leaves after telling a clearly-suspicious Hank that she is going to run some errands.\nTruman visits Josie at Blue Pine Lodge and asks why she is not moving into his place and Josie says she is safe there and that she is no good for him. Truman kisses her and holds her.\nAudrey watches Ben's secretary run from his office in tears. She enters and finds Ben deep in his reenactment of Gettysburg. She tells him he needs help and uses the phone to call for her uncle.\nNorma visits Ed and they declare their love for each other with embraces and kisses.\nIn Truman's office, Hawk tapes a transmitter to Ernie's abdomen. Ernie, visibly nervous, claims he suffers from hyperhidrosis when Hawk complains about Ernie's sweating. Ernie starts to recall Korean War experiences. "


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"Cooper makes Ernie review his plan to take Denise to Dead Dog Farm to meet Renault. Truman deputizes Cooper so he can go with them. Cooper pins deputy badge no. 13 on as Denise enters, dressed as a man and calling herself Dennis.\nWind blows through the trees as Dick and Andy enter the office of Dorritt Home For Boys while everyone is at lunch. Dick searches the files and finds the file on Nicky. He starts to read the file as a couple enter and introduce themselves as the Brunstons, and have come to see Donny. Dick tells them little Donny is not feeling well.\nDonna visits Ed and asks about James. Ed tells her about James' phone call and gives her the money to take to the bar on 96. After she leaves, Ed turns to Norma, who kisses him and leaves. Ed closes the door and turns around to see Hank, who begins to beat him. Nadine enters and thoroughly pummels Hank before comforting Ed.\nIn his office, Ben tells Bobby about a Civil War battle. Audrey opens the door and peeks in as Ben addresses Bobby as General Meade. "


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"Bobby says he has to talk to President Lincoln and leaves. Outside, Bobby tells Audrey that Ben has flipped. Audrey says Uncle Jerry will be home on the next plane and Doctor Jacoby will come over tomorrow. As they leave, Catherine enters and goes into Ben's office. Ben tells her to go ahead and gloat, but Catherine says she did come to gloat, refers to Ben as \"Slimy Rat Bastard Americanus - do not feed,\" then she tells him she wants him and embraces him. \"You make my body hum,' she says. They kiss and hug.\nJames leads a blindfolded Evelyn to the car and lets her look at it. She says Jeffrey will be home at midnight and they drink champagne. She asks him not to leave. He starts to remove her clothes and presses her onto the fender while he kisses her. Malcolm watches and laughs to himself.\nTruman and Cooper watch Ernie, Jean, Denise, and Officer King through binoculars at Dead Dog Farm while Hawk listens to their conversation over the radio. Ernie rambles about hyperhidrosis and yellow fever as Denise tries to hurry them. "


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"King tells Jean that Ernie's shirt is smoking and Hawk tells Truman and Cooper that the wire's dead. King and Renault emerge using Ernie and Denise as shields. Cooper exchanges himself for the hostages and Truman tells Hawk to call the state police.\nAt night under a half moon, Evelyn leaves James' bedroom and meets Malcolm, who asks about \"their boy.\"She says he is \"sound asleep, dreaming of love.\"Malcolm and Evelyn kiss and embrace, though Evelyn is visibly uneasy.\nThe state police arrive at Dead Dog Farm. Inside, King suggests they deal or run. Jean asks Cooper if they will deal and Cooper tells him his only option is to surrender. Jean debates whether to give up quietly or to kill Cooper. When asked why, Jean says Twin Peaks was a quiet, innocuous bed of drug dealing before Cooper arrived. His presence threw everything into a nightmare state that resulted in both of Jean's brothers being killed. He tells Cooper that if he should die, \"maybe the nightmare will die with you.\"Denise approaches with a tray of food and Jean, not recognizing her, decides to let her in. "


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"She lifts her skirt to reveal a gun, which Cooper grabs and uses to shoot Jean as Denise jumps King. Truman and the troopers break for the house as Jean collapses, dead. Denise credits Truman with the idea of her bringing food.\nA record player plays Shelly's house as the lights dim and Shelly wakes up. She gets off the couch and looks for Bobby. She finds a clown doll on the pillow of Leo's empty bed. The lights dim again and she sees Leo standing, wearing a party hat. He says, \"Shelly\" and she screams. The lights go out.\nOutside the darkened sheriff's station, Truman asks Lucy about a bomb report. Lucy tells him there was a voice on the phone that said there was a bomb planted in the woods. There was a huge explosion and the lights went out. Lucy called the fire department. There were two fires, one being at the power station. Hawk goes to check the generator. Cooper enters the station and calls to Harry from his office. Harry enters and sees a body with long hair tied to a chair with one hand pointing to a chess board. "


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nDavid Duchovny as DEA Agent Dennis / Denise Bryson\nGavan O'Herlihy as RCMP Officer Preston King\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nNicholas Love as Malcolm Sloan\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nFeaturing\nJ. Marvin Campbell as M. P. #1\nWill Seltzer as Mr. Brunston\nCraig MacLachlan as The Dead Man\nJohn Epstein as Utility Stunts\nUncredited\nBeverly Gordon as Mrs. Brunston\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's Announcer (voice)\nLance Davis as Chet Weems (voice)\nErika Anderson as Emerald (voice)"


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"Episode 2\nNot to be confused with Part 2.\n\"Episode 2\" or \"Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer\" is the third episode of the first season of Twin Peaks. It originally aired April 19, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes ideas, like men, jump up and say, 'Hello!'They introduce themselves, these ideas, with words \u2013 are they words? These ideas speak so strangely.All that we see in this world is based on someone's ideas. Some ideas are destructive, some are constructive. Some ideas can arrive in the form of a dream. I can say it again: Some ideas arrive in the form of a dream.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nThe Horne family sits at the dinner table in silence until Jerry enters, returning from his trip to Paris, bringing brie and butter baguettes to share with Ben. After quite enjoying the sandwich, Ben takes Jerry aside to tell him about Laura's murder and the Norwegian businessmen leaving the hotel. He also notes that there is a new girl at One Eyed Jacks, and that one of the brothers was \"first in line,\" so they take a boat to the brothel.\nDonna's parents go to bed, leaving her and James alone.\n"


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"Ben and Jerry arrive at One Eyed Jacks and order drinks. The madame, Blackie O'Reilly, brings out the girls and the Horne brothers toss a coin for the new girl. Ben wins, so Jerry has a drink with Blackie.\nJames insists to Donna that their relationship is not wrong, believing that they would have still ended up together if Laura had not died, citing that he had feelings for her before.\nCooper returns to his room at the Great Northern and receives a phone call from Deputy Hawk, who informs him that Ronette has recently quit her job at Horne's Department Store and that he saw a one-armed man at the hospital. After he hangs up, Cooper is delivered a note that reads, \"Jack with One Eye.\"Bobby and Mike go out to the woods to pick up a supply of cocaine from Leo. However, not all of the expected supply is there and Leo is present along with another man. They discuss the money situation, and Leo states his suspicion that Shelly is cheating on him. "


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"He tells them to \"go out for a pass\" and throws the football onto the hood of the car Bobby and Mike took to the woods.\nWith greasy hands, Ed goes inside his home as Nadine exercises. He accidentally trips on one of her drape runners, upsetting her to the point where she bends her exercise machine.\nCooper has the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department set up a bottle 60 feet and 6 inches away from Lucy. Hawk questions why, but Sheriff Truman does not know.\nShelly turns off her television that is playing Invitation to Love, then there is a knock on her door. She is hesitant to let Bobby inside, as she had clearly been beaten by Leo. However, he gets inside and upon seeing her, he promises that he will kill Leo if he abuses her again.\nEd goes to the Double R Diner and orders a cup of coffee from Norma, telling her about his trouble with Nadine earlier.\nLucy serves the lawmen some coffee and Cooper presented them the \"Tibetan method,\" which entailed him throwing stones at a bottle for each name starting with a 'J.'"


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"This narrowed down his suspicion to Leo Johnson and Lawrence Jacoby. He was also informed that the \"Jack with One Eye\" probably referred to One Eyed Jacks.\nAudrey goes to the Double R Diner, where she talks to Donna, revealing the crush she has on Agent Cooper. She also asks if Laura ever spoke of her father, then begins to dance.\nCooper and Truman examine a bloodied rag found near the crime scene as Agent Albert Rosenfield arrives with his team. Immediately, there is friction between Rosenfield and Truman due to the former's dissatisfaction with the small town's investigation abilities.\nEd returns home and an overjoyed Nadine tells him that he had gotten grease on her cotton balls, creating the silent drape runner she had been trying to achieve.\nAt the Blue Pine Lodge, Pete and Catherine discuss Agent Cooper's presence at their home earlier in the day. When Catherine is briefly away, Pete slips to Josie a key to the safe containing the mill's ledger. Josie gets into the safe and finds that there are two ledger books.\nA distressed Leland puts on a record and picks up a photo of Laura. "


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"He turns around in circles with it, screaming until Sarah comes in, distressed. She tries to take the picture from him and they end up breaking the frame. Leland smears his blood on the photograph.\nCooper goes to bed and has a dream of the One-Armed Man (who identifies himself as Mike), and a long-haired man called BOB. He then appears older, sat inside a red room with a dancing little man and Laura Palmer. While the dwarf dances, Laura whispers the name of her killer into Cooper's ear. He wakes up and calls Sheriff Truman, telling him that he knows who killed Laura Palmer, but that the information could wait until morning.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby (credit only)\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJan D'Arcy as Sylvia Horne\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nFeaturing\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place\nRobert Bauer as Johnny Horne\nKim Lentz as Bartender\nFrank Silva as Killer Bob\nCharlie Spradling as Swabbie\nAl Strobel as One Armed Man\nUncredited\nJill Engels as Trudy Chelgren\nDon LaFontaine as Invitation to Love's announcer\nClay Wilcox as Bernard Renault\nConnie Woods as \"New Girl\"\nunknown performer as Albert's assistant #1\nunknown performer as Albert's assistant #2\nProduction staff\nCreated by Mark Frost and David Lynch\nMusic Composed and Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProduced by Gregg Fienberg\nWritten by Mark Frost and David Lynch\nDirected by David Lynch\nExecutive Producers\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nAssociate Producer Phillip Neel\nDirector of Photography Frank Byers\nProduction Designer Richard Hoover\nEditor Jonathon P. Shaw\nOriginal & Series Casting by Johanna Ray, C. S. A.\n"


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"Dream Sequence\nDirector of Photography Ron Garcia\nProduction Designer and Costume Designer Patricia Norris\nProduction Manager Gregg Fienberg\nUnit Production Manager Robert D. Simon\n1st Assistant Director Scott Cameron\n2nd Assistant Directors\nChristopher T. Gerrity\nDeepak Nayar\nProduction Supervisor Tim Harbert\n1st Assistant Camera Rudy Fenenga, Jr.\n2nd Assistant Camera Beth Cotter\nArt Director Okowita\nSet Decorator Brian Kasch\nConstruction Coordinator Keith Cox\nProperty Master Dave Robinson\nCostume Designer Sara Markowitz\nCostume Supervisor Laurie L. Hudson\nMake-up Carla Roseto Fabrizi\nHair Annette E. Fabrizi\nMake-up/Hair Assistant Linda A. Vallejo\nGaffer Robert Ferrara\nKey Grip Joseph A. Kelly\nSound Mixer Walter Hoylman\nBoom Operator Walter Charles Gorey\nTransportation Coordinator Steve Boyd\nTransportation Captain Gregg van Dyke\nLocation Manager Steve Share\nCasting Assistant Elaine J. Huzzar\nProduction Controller Nowell B. Grossman\nProduction Coordinator Joseph Montrone\nProduction Secretary Lori Tulli-Mitchell\nScript Supervisor Jane Goldsmith\nOrchestrations Angelo Badalamenti\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\n"


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"Assistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Gregg Fienberg: Suzanne Hargrove\nPost-Production Assistant Chris Brown\nPost-Production Coordinator John Wentworth\nMusic Editor Lori L. Eschler\nAssistant Music Editor Alexis Seymour\nAssistant Editor\nKen Blackwell\nPamela Reisenleiter\nSupervising Sound Editor Matthew Sawelson\nSound Effects Editor John Haeny\nRe-recording Mixers\nGary Alexander\nAdam Jenkins\nAssorted Wardrobe provided by\nThe Greif Companies\nSheplers\nExtras Casting Superior Casting, Inc.\nMarine Coordination by Motion Picture Marine\nTitles and Opticals by Pacific Title\nColor by de luxe (R)\nTelecine and Electronic Post Production: Encore Video\nTelecine Colorist: Drew Marsh\nPost Production Sound and Sound Effects provided by TODD-AO/Glen Glenn Studios\nNotes\nThis episode opens on the night of Saturday, February 25 and goes through the night of Sunday, February 26.\nShooting script differences\nDeleted the scene with Jerry doing an Indian dance to Audrey to Johnny\nThe script uses \"Emerald\" as the name of Invitation to Love's Jade"


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"Episode 8\nNot to be confused with Part 8.\n\"Episode 8\", or, \"May the Giant Be With You\" is the first episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the ninth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired September 30, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Hello again. Can you see through a wall? Can you see through human skin? X-rays see through solid, or so-called solid objects. There are things in life that exist, yet our eyes cannot see them. Have you ever seen something startling that others cannot see? Why are some things kept from our vision? Is life a puzzle?I am filled with questions. Sometimes my questions are answered. In my heart, I can tell the answer is correct. I am my own judge. In a dream, are all the characters really you? Different aspects of you? Do answers come in dreams?One more thing. I grew up in the woods. I understand many things because of the woods. Trees standing together, growing alongside one another, providing so much. I chew pitch gum. On the outside \u2013 let's say, of the Ponderosa pine \u2013 sometimes pitch oozes out. Runny pitch is no good to chew. "


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"Hard, brittle pitch is no good. But in between these exists a firm, slightly crusted pitch with such a flavor. This is the pitch I chew.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAndy is on the phone in the hotel room where Cooper lies bleeding. A waiter comes in with a glass of milk and asks Cooper how he's doing. Cooper asks the waiter to put the milk on the table and call a doctor. The senile waiter hangs up on Andy and Cooper thanks him, believing he called the doctor. The waiter has Cooper sign the bill, which includes a gratuity. He warns Cooper that the milk will get cool.\nCooper has a vision of a giant. The man says he will tell Cooper three things, and asks him to believe him if they come true. (1) There is a man in a smiling bag. (2) The owls are not what they seem. (3) Without chemicals, he points. He asks Cooper to give him his ring and says he will return it when Cooper finds these things to be true. The giant also says: Leo locked inside hungry horse: there's a clue locked inside Leo's house.\n"


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"At One Eyed Jacks, Ben tries to get in Audrey's closed bed, not knowing it is Audrey and believing she is playing hard-to-get. Jerry asks Blackie what room Ben is in, Blackie asks why Ben is holding out on her, and Jerry gives her heroin. Audrey puts on a mask before her father enters her bed and Jerry calls Ben away.\nCooper, lying on the floor bleeding, calls for Diane. He had been wearing his bullet-proof vest but had folded it up to get a wood tick. \"Being shot isn't so bad as long as you can keep the fear from your mind,\" he tells Diane. His ring is missing from his finger and he lists his ambitions. The officers soon arrive, guns drawn.\nCooper comes to in the hospital. The wood tick had been found on one of his bullets and Cooper says the gunman's face had been masked. Lucy updated him on the events of the previous night and he insists on leaving the hospital, against Doctor Hayward's wishes.\nOn the television in Shelly's hospital room, Cyril Pons reports on the fire at the sawmill. Shelly lies in the hospital bed on a respirator. "


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"Jacques Renault's corpse is wheeled in front of Cooper.\nRonette Pulaski stirs in her coma. Maddy drinks coffee at the Palmers' house and talks to Sarah about a dream she had about the rug. Leland enters starts singing, with his hair having turned completely white. Madeleine has a vision of a body-shaped stain on the rug.\nBen and Jerry discuss the failures of their plans. Leland enters, singing, and he says he is back.\nThe officers inspect Leo's home and Cooper analyzes the living room while Hawk finds Leo's duster in the truck. Albert arrives and Andy hits himself on the head with a loose board, causing Albert to taunt him. Cooper finds a pair of boots and a lot of cocaine under the board.\nHank clears a table at the diner. Maddy and Donna meet, the former handing over a pair of sunglasses that had belonged to Laura. Madeleine breaks her glasses, saying she hates them. Donna says that James spent the night in jail and urges Madeleine to keep quiet. Norma delivers a letter to Donna, reading, \"Look into the meals on wheels.\""


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"The Log Lady sits at a booth in the corner and spits out pitch gum on the wall.\nAlbert dresses Cooper's wound and says that Gordon Cole ordered him to return. Andy reports that Leo Johnson was locked in a jail in Hungry Horse, Montana, so he has an alibi for the Teresa Banks murder.\nThe one-armed man enters the stationhouse carrying a large suitcase and asks for Sheriff Truman, saying he is there to sell him some shoes.\nHarry finishes listening to Laura's tape with James, who says that Mike and Bobby put the cocaine in his gas tank. He tells Harry about a poem Laura said in the woods about fire: \"would you like to play with fire, little boy? Would you like to play with Bob?\"Cooper enters and demands the other half of Laura's necklace. James hands it over and says it was inside a coconut in Doctor Jacoby's office.\nDonna enters the station house, wearing the sunglasses. Lucy recognizes her and Donna says she wants to see James. She visits him in his cell and James rebuffs her kisses.\n"


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"Cooper asks Lucy and Andy to look through a pile of Flesh World for ads from Teresa.\nDoctor Hayward inspects Jacoby and Cooper and Harry come to visit the psychiatrist. Cooper demands that Jacoby tell him where he got the necklace. Jacoby admits he followed a red corvette, then followed James and Donna through the woods. He says they buried something under a rock, and he took it. Jacoby says that Laura was a divided heart, leading a double life and he believes Laura had decided to end her life, that she allowed herself to be killed. Cooper asks Jacoby about Jacques' death and he says there was a smell like scorched engine oil.\nBobby visits Shelly and brings her flowers and after his visit, the officers see him leaving the room. Big Ed sits in the hallway and Cooper talks to him privately. Ed tells his history with Norma and Nadine, including the detail that he shot out Nadine's eye on their honeymoon. James is released to Ed. Cooper sees the body bag hanging, and notices that it is shaped like a smile.\nPete inspects the hospital food and rejects it.\n"


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"Cooper says he is ready to lay out everything. Norma promises to bring Shelly some food and on her way out of the hospital, she sees Ed sitting with Nadine.\nBobby enters the diner and his father calls him over. Major Briggs tells his son of a vision he had, of being in an old family house, and embracing Bobby. Norma returns to the diner and tells Hank she cannot talk. Bobby then realizes that Hank shot Leo.\nCooper discusses Laura's diary, and that she made two appointments. They summarize their knowledge of what happened to Laura that night.\nPete and Harry return to Pete's house and Harry asks where Josie is. She left a note stating that she had to leave for emergency business in Seattle. Pete explains that she leaves for Seattle regularly, and comes back with a lot of clothes. Harry then says they have not found Catherine, and advises him to prepare for the worst. The phone rings and a strange man asks to talk to Josie. The man hangs up and calls Hong Kong next.\nBen and Jerry talk about European delicacies and Ben asks if Jerry has seen Audrey, but he has not. "


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"They enter the office, where Hank is waiting. They ask him where Josie is and he says she left. He explains that he could not enter Leo's house because he had to pass patrol cars on the way there and says Leo was chopping wood inside and defends the statement with Leo's craziness. Hank says that his phone call made Catherine hide and that she is dead. Hank asks what to do with the ledger.\nAudrey enters Blackie's office and asks about the locked door and bodyguard. Blackie warns her that she does not want to hear any more complaints.\nDonna calls Norma about Meals on Wheels and offers to take over Laura's route.\nThe youngest daughter of Will and Eileen Hayward, Gersten, addresses her parents, Leland and Sarah Palmer, Maddy, Harriet and Donna, welcoming them to the Hayward supper club. She says she will be playing music, and brags about her test scores; but first, the Haywards' middle child, Harriet, reads a poem about Laura. Leland and Sarah are moved and Gersten plays a piece by Mendelssohn. The Palmers and Haywards discuss recent events. Leland sings \"Get Happy,\" and Sarah cries. "


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"Leland falls over, but recovers quickly and says he feels happy.\nCooper makes a voice note to Diane about the necessity of sleep.\nAudrey lies in bed praying to \"Special Agent.\"A shadow passes over Cooper in his sleep. The Giant is back. \"Don't search for all the answers at once. A path is formed by laying one stone at a time. One person saw the third man; three have seen him, yes, but not his body. One only known to you, ready now to talk.\"The giant then flashes a globe of light into Cooper's head.\nFluorescent lights flicker in the hospital. Ronette raises her arms and she thrashes around, having nightmares of Laura's final moments. The man with long gray hair screams at the sky.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCo-Starring\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nGaylyn G\u00f6rg as Nancy (credit only)\nAl Strobel as Philip Michael Gerard\nCarel Struycken as The Giant\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nStephen C. MacLaughlin as Pie Eater\nCharles Miller as Doctor\nMak Takano as Asian Man\nJessica Wallenfels as Harriet Hayward\nSandra Kaye Wetzel as Nurse\nAlicia Witt as Gersten Hayward\nHank Worden as Waiter\nUncredited\nMark Frost as Cyril Pons\nFrank Silva as BOB\nNotes\nTimeline: March 3, Friday\nDirector Steven Spielberg was interested in directing this episode before David Lynch decided to direct it himself.\n"


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"Shooting script differences\nThe script establishes Mak Takano's character, Jonathan Kumagai, as being the Asian Man from Episode 6, although the latter was portrayed by Derick Shimatsu. Since Derick Shimatsu later portrayed Mr. Tojamura's valet in episode 12, they are considered as being two different characters in the released cuts of the episodes instead of a recast.\nProduction errors\nThe corridor of the Great Northern has a blue wallpaper while it was only wood paneling in episode 7.\nCooper' room has a fish on the wall near the entrance but it was not there in episode 7.\nCooper signs the waiter's paper with the tip of his pen retracted.\nA boom mike is seen in the shot above Norma as she leaves Shelly's room with Peggy Lipton even looking at it. In the Blu-ray release, the mic was removed but Lipton is still looking at it.\nThe killer's blood is said to be AB- and incompatible with Jacques' but episode 5 stated that Jacques' blood is AB-. It could be that other tests than just the blood type were carried on.\nA still image of Cyril Pons is seen at the bottom right corner of a scene.\n"


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"When Leland falls on the floor, electrical equipment can be seen.\nWhen he arrives, Albert can be seen taking off his sunglasses three times.\nIn the previous episode, Cooper read that the envelope was addressed to \"my special agent\". When seen on the table, it is simply for \"Agent Cooper\". Furthermore, in the previous episode, he put on the table but it was then discovered under the bed.\nCooper was shot right by the door to his room, but is on the ground by his bed.\nDonna's hair is visibly longer than in the previous episode."


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"Emerald\nEmerald was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Selina Swift.\nShe had once had a relationship with Chet Weems, the husband of her sister, Jade. She later tried to seduce Chet so that she could destroy her father's will, in which he bequeathed the Towers to Jade."


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"Episode 22\n\"Episode 22\", or, \"Slaves and Masters\" is the fifteenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the twenty-third episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired February 9, 1991.\nPlot\n\"A death mask. Is there a reason for a death mask? It is barely a physical resemblance--in death, the muscles so relaxed, the face so without the animating spark. A death mask is almost an intrusion on a beautiful memory. And yet, who could throw away the casting of a loved one? Who would not want to study it longingly, as the distance freight train blows its mournful tone?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nMalcolm Sloan and Evelyn Marsh speak to the police about James Hurley, pointing the finger at him for the murder of Evelyn's husband, Jeffrey.\nDonna Hayward and James arrive at Wallies Hideout, the latter insisting his innocence. Donna suggests they stay on the move to avoid the police, though James believes Evelyn would help them. Donna calls Ed for advice.\nBobby Briggs and Shelly Johnson speak to Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper about an attack by Leo Johnson the previous night. "


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"Bobby confirms to them that he and Shelly are having an affair and Hank Jennings had shot Leo just weeks prior. Albert Rosenfield arrives as the couple leaves, on direct orders from Gordon Cole, who is \"worried about Coop\" with the present danger of Windom Earle. He presents a map of where Earle has sent packages containing articles of clothing Caroline Earle wore on hers and Windom's wedding night.\nLeo wakes to Windom playing a bamboo flute and Earle reads off Johnson's criminal record. Leo tries to leave, but Earle takes him as a pawn, placing a shock collar on him and feeding him gruel.\nEd Hurley and Norma Jennings lay in bed, discussing their troubled relationship with each other, particularly regretting the Christmases where they could not be together. However, they also discuss their hopeful future. Nadine then enters with a trophy for second place at the wrestling district finals. Nadine apologizes to Norma for beating up Hank, then starts to leave, but stops and tells the couple that it is fine with her that they are together, as she has also been seeing Mike Nelson.\nCooper and Truman question Josie Packard about the murder of Jonathan Kumagai. "


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"However, she will not speak of her involvement. As Cooper gets more coffee, Pete Martell arrives with Josie's dry cleaning. He hands it over to Cooper to answer the phone, and Cooper takes a fiber sample from one of Josie's coats. Josie answers the phone, Thomas Eckhardt on the other end. Catherine interrupts, welcoming Eckhardt to Twin Peaks.\nBelieving himself to be General Lee, Benjamin Horne muses about his experiences to Johnny and his employees. Doctor Jacoby had believed that his exposure to the public would help him return to normal, but finds that it does not. Jerry tells Audrey that they should take advantage of Ben's situation for business purposes. Audrey requests Jacoby \"bring back\" her father.\nDonna approaches Evelyn at Wallies Hideout, asking why she has framed James for murder. Malcolm shows up and threatens Donna to stay uninvolved.\nAlbert compares fibers found outside Cooper's room after his shooting and the ones Cooper extracted from Josie's coat and presents the likelihood of her guilt in Jonathan's murder. Cooper requests Albert to say nothing to Harry until they are sure of her guilt.\nHarry tells Cooper that the murder victim was Erik Powell, whose surname was that of Caroline. "


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"Cooper tells Harry about Earle's method of using chess, explaining that whenever he takes a piece from the board, somebody is killed. They decide to employ a local expert at chess.\nAt the Double R Diner, Pete wins three concurrent chess games against Toad, Cooper, and Doctor Hayward. He agrees to help out with the investigation. Shelly comes to the diner and asks Norma for her job back, which Norma approves with no hesitation, happy to have her back. Harry then speaks privately with Norma, telling her that Hank will be in prison for a long time due to his various parole violations.\nThomas Eckhardt arrives at the Blue Pine Lodge to dine with Catherine, discussing his rivalry with Andrew Packard. He reveals that he arranged to have him killed because of his obsession with Josie.\nJames returns to the Marsh home, asking Evelyn why she had him framed. She says that she did it for money and out of fear, but says that she also had a genuine attraction for James, which appears to be mutual. However, Malcolm incapacitates James, planning to kill James, making up a story to go along with it.\n"


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"Ben, Audrey, Jerry, Bobby, and Jacoby re-enact the surrender at Appomattox. However, in their version of the re-enactment, General Grant\u2014played by Jacoby\u2014surrenders. Ben collapses, and when he comes to, he believes that the Civil War re-enactment was a dream.\nEarle puts on a disguise as he has Leo transcribe a message to be given to Donna, Shelly, and Audrey.\nMalcolm tries to convince Evelyn to get her prints on the gun he plans to kill James with. Donna then arrives, pleading for James' life. As Malcolm demands the gun from her, Evelyn shoots him, then mutters the true story behind his and Jeffrey's deaths.\nCooper looks at a photo of Caroline as Earle passes behind him, delivering a message for Audrey to the hotel's front desk. Dale goes to his room, where he finds a death mask of Caroline along with a tape-recorded message from Windom.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nKenneth Welsh as Windom Earle\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nAnnette McCarthy as Evelyn Marsh\nNicholas Love as Malcolm Sloan\nDavid Warner as Thomas Eckhardt\nCo-Starring\nBrenda Strong as Jones\nRobert Bauer as Johnny\nMatt Battaglia as Cop\nGerald L'Ecuyer as Bartender\nUncredited\nKevin Young as Toad"


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"Episode 16\nNot to be confused with Part 16.\n\"Episode 16\", or, \"Arbitrary Law\" is the ninth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the seventeenth episode of the series as a whole.\nPlot\n\"So now the sadness comes. The revelation. There is a depression after an answer is given. It was almost fun not knowing. Yes, now we know. At least we know what we sought in the beginning. But there is still the question, why? And this question will go on and on until the final answer comes. Then the knowing is so full there is no room for questions.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\n\nAlbert, Cooper, Truman and Hawk walk outdoors along a path in the woods. Albert says that Maddy was murdered by the same man who killed Laura, there was an \"O\" under Maddy's ring fingernail, and she had strands of the fur belonging to a stuffed white fox in her right hand. Cooper tells Truman not to make phone calls reporting Maddy's murder and that he wants 24 hours to finish the case. "


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"Albert advises Cooper to follow his vision quest before there is another killing and Hawk tells Cooper he is on the path and to follow it.\nAt the Double R Diner, Donna and James chat over coffee. James gives Donna a ring and Norma and Vivian quarrel over Norma's omelets. As he eats breakfast, Andy tries to say \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire\" and Donna overhears him. When she asks him about it, Andy tells her about Harold Smith's suicide note. Donna leaves to find Cooper.\nAs Donna, Cooper, and Andy approach Mrs. Tremond's house, Donna tells Cooper about Mrs. Tremond's telling her about Harold and her grandson's saying the same words as in Harold's note. When they knock on the door, a middle-aged woman answers. She identifies herself as Mrs. Tremond and tells Donna she could not have seen her mother because she has been dead for three years. She also has no children. When the woman learns Donna's name, she gives her an envelope that she found in her mail the day after Harold's death, addressed to Donna in Harold's handwriting. The envelope contains a page torn from Laura's diary. "


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"An entry for February 22 describes a dream Laura had that seems identical to Cooper's dream. She writes that she has to stop BOB and that he is afraid of only one man, Mike, and Laura wonders if the old man in her dream was Mike. On February 23, Laura wrote, \"Tonight is the night that I die - it's the only way to keep BOB away from me.\"Cooper remarks that Laura and he had the same dream. He tells Andy to take Donna home and goes to see Gerard.\nCooper talks to Mike while Doctor Hayward urges that Gerard be given his drug. Cooper urges Mike to tell him how to unlock the dream. Mike tells him that when he and BOB were killing together there was a perfect relationship, appetite, satisfaction, a golden circle. Cooper says he gave his ring to the Giant. Mike says the Giant can help find BOB, but Cooper must ask him first. As Cooper leaves, he encounters the old waiter, who carries a glass of milk and says, \"I know about you. That milk will cool down on you, but it's getting warmer now.\"He gives the thumbs-up sign to Cooper.\n"


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"In Ben's office, Truman tells Cooper about finding a record of the telephone call Leland reported, a call to Laura Palmer's number. He notes the stuffed white fox and concludes that Maddy was here. Albert reports that Maddy died the night before last between 10:00 PM and midnight and Truman says this fits, \"we didn\u2019t take Ben until after midnight,\" he notes, albeit an apparent error. Albert gives Cooper the results of Ben Horne's blood test.\nAt the sheriff's station, a workman adjusts the sensitivity of the sprinkler system while Andy tells Lucy he wants to talk about their baby. Lucy tells him she is not certain if the baby is his or Dick's. Andy calls Tremayne and tells him they need to talk. Catherine, disguised as Tojamura, visits Ben's cell with papers for him to sign. Ben says he cannot deliver on the Ghostwood contract and Tojamura asks for the return of the $5 million. As Ben explains about Jerry's looking for a better lawyer, Catherine extends a bare, pedicured foot through the bars and Ben recognizes her as Catherine. Catherine calls him slimy rat bastard and says she intends to make his life hell. "


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"Ben asks her to tell Truman about his being with her the night of Laura's murder. He signs Ghostwood and the mill over to her and she starts to leave. She tells him she will consider telling the sheriff and says \"we've spent our entire adult lives lying to each other. Why spoil it with the truth now?\"Leland greets Donna, who has come to deliver a tape of the song she, Maddy, and James recorded, so that Leland may mail it to Maddy. He recognizes Laura's sunglasses and becomes agitated. She tells him about the discovery of Laura's secret diary and he gets a phone call from Maddy's mother, who reports that Maddy never came home. When Donna becomes upset, Leland suggests lemonade.\nLeland startles Donna when he returns with the lemonade. He puts on a phonograph record of \"J'attendrai\" and asks Donna to dance with him. Flashes of BOB are seen as thunder is heard. Leland grabs Donna, seemingly prepared to attack, but the doorbell rings. Leland admits Truman who tells him he needs Leland's help because there has been another murder. Making the connection, Donna walks through the woods, crying. James drives upon his motorcycle. "


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"Donna tells him that Maddy's been killed and James says they could have helped her. He says this is no good and Donna asks him not to leave. He says nothing they do matters and he leaves Donna in tears.\nBen sits in a booth at the Roadhouse. Cooper and Albert sit at the bar. Truman brings Leland in and Ed Hurley joins them. Cooper tells them to clear a space in the center of the room and Cooper summarizes the investigation and his techniques. He says he needs magic, but says someone is missing. The clock strikes 3:00 PM and Major Briggs enters with the old waiter, who had flagged him down. The waiter gives Cooper a stick of gum, which Leland recognizes as a gum from his childhood. The waiter says, \"that gum you like is going to come back in style,\" causing Cooper to recall his dream. Laura whispers, \"My father killed me.\"to Cooper. The Giant appears and drops Cooper's ring to the floor. Cooper puts a stick of gum in his mouth, picks up the ring, and tells Ben Horne to accompany him to the sheriff's office, with Leland as Ben's attorney. "


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"As they leave, Cooper flashes the thumbs-up sign to the waiter.\nThey arrive at the sheriff's station at 3:56 PM. Cooper tells them to take Ben Horne into an interrogation room and Leland says he wants to begin bail proceedings, but Cooper puts him off, then whispers something to Truman. When they open the door of the interrogation room, they push Leland inside and lock the door. Leland starts to hoot and slams himself against the walls. Cooper tells Hawk to take Ben upstairs and release him. Ben expresses his shock and Hawk says that it is not Leland contained in the room. When Cooper explains to Truman what Laura told him in her dream, Truman remarks that he needs hard evidence, so Cooper suggests a confession. They cuff Leland in a chair as Hawk keeps a gun aimed at him. Truman reads him his rights and Leland laughs and says, \"I suppose you want to ask him some questions.\"When Cooper asks if he killed Laura Palmer, Leland hoots and says, \"that's a yes.\"He admits killing Maddy because he has a \"thing for knives, just like what happened to in Pittsburgh.\""


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"He describes Leland as a good vehicle, but says it is time to shuffle off. When Cooper asks if Leland knows what he had done, he tells Cooper to watch Leland when he goes. Truman has enough and they leave Leland alone.\nDick Tremayne arrives and Lucy takes him into the Sheriff's conference room, where Andy is. She tells them she is going to keep her baby and will depend on a post-natal blood test to determine who the father is, but regardless of the result, she will choose between them who will act as the father. Dick's cigarette smoke rises toward the smoke detector.\n\nOutside the interrogation room Cooper says Ben Horne's blood type was wrong. He also points out that the action of the dwarf in his dream, dancing, pointed to Leland's compulsive dancing. The man next door to Leland's grandfather was Robertson - Mike said the people BOB inhabited were his children - son of Robert, the name being spelled under the fingernails. Leland killed Laura because she was on to him, as he learned from her diary. Leland placed the call to Laura from Ben's office. "


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"Cooper suggests Leland killed Maddy because she reminded him of Laura. Leland recites the poem and screams the last line, \"fire walk with me.\"Dick's smoking causes the sprinkler system to go off and Leland/BOB goes ballistic. He hoots and beats his head against the door repeatedly. They open it and find Leland on the floor, bleeding. Cooper kneels beside Leland and takes him in his arms. Before he dies, Leland remembers that he killed Laura. He says \"they\" wanted Laura but she fought them. She would not let them in so they killed her. Cooper comforts Leland and tells him the time has come to seek the path and to enter the light. Leland says he sees Laura in the light and he dies.\nThe next morning, Cooper, Truman, and Albert encounter Major Briggs on the path in the woods. Truman remarks that Leland was completely insane. Albert says people saw BOB in visions. When Truman says he has trouble believing, Cooper asks if it is any easier to believe a man would rape and murder his own daughter. Briggs asks if it matters what the cause is and Cooper replies, \"Yes. It\u2019s our job to stop it.\""


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"Albert suggests \"Maybe that's all BOB is, the evil that men do\" and that it may not matter what they call it. Truman agrees and says that if BOB were real, he has gotten away and questions his whereabouts.\nAn owl flies by a crashed car and through a ravine.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (credit only)\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne (credit only)\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Tojamura & Catherine Martell (voice)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson / Laura Palmer\nGuest Starring\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJane Greer as Vivian Smythe Niles\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nCo-Starring\nMichael J. Anderson as Man From Another Place (archive footage)\nClive Rosengren as Mr. Zipper\nFrank Silva as Bob\nCarel Struycken as Giant\nMae Williams as Mrs. Tremond\nHank Worden as Waiter\nNotes\nThe episode is set on Saturday, March 11\nRatings\nNielsen Rating: 72nd 7.9/15\nProduction errors\nAs Leland throws himself against the walls, the set on the left-hand side is visibly shaking.\n"


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"Albert says that Maddy was killed between 10PM and midnight and Harry adds that Ben was arrested after midnight. However, \"Episode 14\" shows that Ben was arrested at dusk before Cooper and Harry went with the Log Lady to the Roadhouse while Maddy was being murdered."


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"Episode 15\nNot to be confused with Part 15.\n\"Episode 15\", or, \"Drive With a Dead Girl\" is the eighth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the sixteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Food is interesting; For instance, why do we need to eat? Why are we never satisfied with just the right amount of food to maintain good health and proper energy? We always seem to want more and more. When eating too much the proper balance is disturbed, and ill health follows. Of course, eating too little food throws the balance off in the opposite direction, and there is the ill health coming at us again.Balance is the key. Balance is the key to many things. Do we understand balance? The word 'balance' has seven letters. Seven is difficult to balance, but not impossible \u2013 we are able to divide. There are, of course, the pros and cons of division.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nLeland putts balls off a green in the living room and Donna and James come over to say goodbye to Maddy, but Leland tells them they just missed her. "


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"Sarah calls him up and when Leland returns, he tells James and Donna they can write Maddy. He adjusts his tie in the mirror, and BOB stares back at him. Leland packs his club into his golf bag with Maddy's body, which he places in his convertible's trunk. He puts the top down and drives away.\nBen brushes his teeth in jail and Jerry enters, saying he will be handling Ben's case personally, as Leland is under suspicion of murder himself. Ben says he was with Catherine the night of Laura's death and the brothers reminisce about Louise Dombrowski dancing in their room with a flashlight when they were kids.\nLucy returns with her sister, Gwen, and Gwen's baby.\nCooper makes a voice note about the one armed man as Leland dances around the lobby with his golf club. Harry tells him that they have arrested Ben. Leland leaves to cry and laugh in the hallway and Cooper asks him to let him know if he remembers anything unusual about Ben's behavior the night of Laura's death. As soon as Harry and Cooper are out of sight, Leland resumes his dancing.\n"


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"Doctor Hayward prepares to administer a blood test to Ben and Jerry protests Ben's treatment. Cooper recites Jerry's shoddy history of his law practice and shows Laura's secret diary to Ben, specifically the page where she says she will expose him. Ben tells Cooper he's way out of line. Ben and Jerry talk privately, and Jerry recommends he get a better lawyer.\nBobby listens to the tape found in Leo's boot and finds evidence of Ben's deal with Leo to set fire to the mill. He makes a copy of the tape to take to Ben. Leo breaks something and Bobby tells Shelly he has business ambitions.\nNorma's mother, Vivian, visits her at the diner and eats a bite off of Toad's plate. She introduces Norma to her new husband, Ernie Niles, who leaves her a betting tip when they leave for the Great Northern Hotel.\nGerard shakes himself awake and asks his nurse for water. An officer walks in to check on him, and Gerard beats him over the head, then escapes out a window.\nHank enters the diner and Norma says he is 48 hours late. "


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"Vivian helps in the back and Hank tries to explain his business and Norma softens. Vivian greets Hank and they all agree to have dinner together.\nPete visits Harry at the office while Harry watches a woodpecker through his binoculars. Pete tells Harry that Josie is gone and that he loved her. Harry tells Pete about her assistant, Mr. Lee, whom Pete supposes to be Jonathan, who was introduced to Pete as Josie's cousin. Cooper reports that Gerard is missing, and had knocked the deputy out. Andy enters to find Lucy watering the plants and carrying a baby, causing him to faint.\nPete visits Ben in his cell and plays a tape of Catherine's voice. She says she will testify on his behalf in exchange for his signing over the Ghostwood Estates. Ben throws around the furniture in his cell.\nLeland drives in his convertible, singing and swerving. Cooper and Harry pull him over. Leland says he remembers that he and Ben were working late the night Laura died and that Ben stepped out of the room to have an angry phone conversation about a \"dairy.\"Cooper surmises he must mean a diary. Harry answers Lucy on the police radio. "


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"Leland offers to show Cooper his new clubs, but Harry says that they have found Gerard, so Cooper leaves. Leland adjusts his rear view mirror and BOB smiles at him.\nGwen tells Andy about her history with fainting while he tries to tell Lucy about his new sperm test. However, Lucy does not confirm that Andy is the father.\nThe officers have Gerard in the same room as Ben and he says that Ben is not BOB. Jerry insists that they either charge Ben or let him go, so the sheriff charges him with the murder. Cooper pulls Harry aside and tells him that he does not believe Ben killed Laura.\nNorma, Hank, Vivian, and Ernie finish dinner. Norma and Vivian leave for the restroom and Hank and Ernie catch up, having previously met in prison, unbeknownst to their wives. Ernie says he met Vivian at a Republican fundraiser, and that she wants him to handle all her investments. Ernie says he is clean now, and that Vivian does not know his history. Hank asks to meet with Ernie later. The women come back and Hank toasts the success of the newlyweds.\n"


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"Cooper makes a voice note saying he is close to cracking the case. He grabs his gun to answer a knock at the door: it's Audrey, who asks if Ben did it, saying that her father is ashamed of her. Cooper stops her from saying something about One Eyed Jacks and answers the phone. He leaves and tells Audrey to go to her room and lock the door.\nCooper arrives at a crime scene with Sheriff Truman as a forensic team pulls Maddy's body out of a plastic bag.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nPiper Laurie as Tojamura & Catherine Martell (voice)\nAlso Starring\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nKathleen Wilhoite as Gwen\nJane Greer as Vivian Smythe Niles\nCo-Starring\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nEmily Fincher as Louise Dombrowski\nUtility Stunts\nMichael Allen Lerner\nJohn Moio\nMario Roberts\nUncredited\nDave Bean as Sheriff's Deputy\nFrank Silva as BOB"


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"Fargo\nFargo was a city in North Dakota, United States.\nIn February 1988, FBI Agents Chester Desmond, Gene, and an unidentified agent participated in the arrest of two prostitutes and a school bus driver in Fargo."


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"Flesh World\n\nFlesh World was a magazine mainly featuring contact ads. Subscribers make contact with each other through responding to an ad by writing to the magazine. Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, Leo Johnson, Teresa Banks and possibly Jacques Renault have made use of the magazine.\nBehind the scenes\nThe title of the magazine in the original script for the pilot episode was Sex Toys: Swingers, Coast-to-Coast.\nIn The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, it is called Fleshworld in one word."


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"Episode 1\nNot to be confused with the pilot episode or Part 1.\n\"Episode 1\", also known as \"Traces to Nowhere\", is the second episode of Twin Peaks' first season, which aired on ABC on April 12, 1990. It was written by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, and directed by Duwayne Dunham.\nThe day after Laura Palmer's murder, Agent Dale Cooper continues his investigation, questioning several suspects connected to the victim, including Laura's secret boyfriend James Hurley and her best friend Donna Hayward.\nPlot\n\"I carry a log, yes. Is it funny to you? It is not to me. Behind all things are reasons. Reasons can even explain the absurd.Do we have the time to learn the reasons behind human beings' varied behavior? I think not. Some take the time. Are they called detectives? Watch, and see what life teaches.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nAt 6:18 AM, Special Agent Dale Cooper dictates a tape to Diane, telling her about the conditions of his hotel room as well as his troubles with the nature of Marilyn Monroe's relationship to the Kennedys and who really pulled the trigger on JFK.\n\n"


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"At breakfast, waitress Trudy Chelgren pours Cooper a cup of coffee, which he praises as being \"damn fine.\"Audrey Horne then observes him as he gives Trudy his order. She comes over and introduces herself to the special agent and sits across from him. He asks her about Laura Palmer, and she informs him that Laura tutored her brother Johnny.\nCooper goes to the sheriff's station, where he greets Deputy Andy Brennan, Lucy Moran, and Sheriff Harry S. Truman, all in the middle of consuming donuts. As Truman chews, Cooper fills him in on the plans for the day, then excuses himself to urinate.\nDoctor Will Hayward presents the results of Laura's autopsy, performed by Joe Fielding, as he could not bring himself to do it. The results find that the victim died from a loss of blood and she had various bite marks and lesions. It was also found that she had sexual relations with three men within a day of her death. Hayward has no doubt that Ronette Pulaski witnessed the crime, but was unsure when she would become responsive.\nShelly goes out to Leo, ready to go to work. "


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"He gives her a load of laundry to do before she leaves, in which she finds a bloodied shirt. She quickly hides it when Norma arrives to take her to work.\nJames Hurley is questioned by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman, and he confirms that he shot the video of Laura and Donna at the picnic. He tells them about the nature of their relationship, that it was Laura's idea to keep it secret. He also confirms that Laura was a cocaine user and tells them about his activities with her the night she died. Cooper presents the half of the heart necklace found at the crime scene, and James says he recognizes it. However, he claims to not know who has the other half.\nLeo frantically searches for the bloodied shirt, but does not find it.\nIn their cell, Bobby and Mike discuss money they owe to Leo, the remainder of which was in Laura's possession, but not paid before her death. Deputy Hawk then brings James back to his cell.\nDonna wakes up and goes to her mother, wondering why she was not woken up earlier to be at the sheriff's station. "


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"Her mother says it was decided to let her rest, and Donna explains her feelings over the previous day, including her new love affair with James.\nEd Hurley is introduced to Cooper, and warned that Bobby and Mike would likely try to come after James. Lucy then receives a long-distance call for Cooper from Agent Albert Rosenfield. Ed tells Harry that he suspects Jacques Renault of drugging his beer.\nAt the general store, Norma encounters Nadine, who was there to buy cotton balls in order to silence her drape runners.\nJames is released to Ed and requests the Bookhouse Boys to watch his back. Cooper then lets Bobby and Mike go, warning them to not go after James.\nPete cleans a fish as Josie thanks him for his support the previous day. Harry and Dale then arrive to question her about Laura, as she had been tutored by her in English. Pete pours the men cups of coffee and Josie tells them that the last time she saw Laura, she said that she then understood how Josie felt about her husband's death. Josie receives a phone call as Cooper asks how long Harry and Josie had been seeing each other. "


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"Pete then comes in to tell them that there was a fish in the percolator, so to not drink the coffee. Over the phone, Catherine antagonizes Josie, saying that her \"shenanigans\" cost the mill a substantial amount of money. As Pete cleans the percolator, Josie asks Cooper to define \"shenanigans.\"Catherine and Ben discuss their business plans to get rid of the mill, with Ben suggesting that they set it on fire.\nDonna comes to visit Sarah Palmer, Leland requesting she try not to upset her. Sarah and Donna both express how much they miss Laura. Donna takes Sarah's hand, and when Sarah looks up, she sees Laura's face in place of Donna's. She hugs her and screams when she sees a man with long, gray hair.\nAt the hospital, Hawk questions Janek and Suburbis Pulaski about Ronette and her activities. The deputy then spots a one-armed man and follows him to the morgue, but quickly loses track of him.\nAudrey dances in her father's office. He comes inside and asks if she had anything to do with the Norwegians leaving. "


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"She admits her guilt and Ben threatens her to ensure that she does not pull another stunt like this again.\nAt the Briggs home, the family sits around the dinner table. Garland Briggs wishes to discuss with Bobby the events since Laura's murder, but Bobby instead lights a cigarette. The major smacks his son, sending the cigarette flying into Betty's dinner. Betty tells their son that they are there for him.\nAt the Double R Diner, Cooper tries one of their cherry pies for the very first time, liking it so much that he requests more. He greets the Log Lady and is introduced to Norma, who he asks about the Meals on Wheels program that Laura helped organize. As the Log Lady leaves, she tells them that her log saw something the night Laura was murdered.\nLeo cuts open a football as Shelly arrives home. He asks her where his shirt is and beats her with a bar of soap stuck in a tube sock.\nJames goes to the Hayward home to meet Donna's parents and have dinner with them. Bobby and Mike stop outside and see James' bike.\n"


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"Doctor Lawrence Jacoby begins listening to a tape made for him by Laura and begins crying as he observes half of a heart necklace he had hidden inside of a coconut.\nDeleted scenes\n\"Lucy, Andy, and Donuts\"\nLucy and Andy go together to pick up donuts for the lawmen and Lucy tells Andy about her aunt who liked jelly donuts and that her aunt's son reminds her of Agent Cooper.\n\"27 Going on 6\"\nJohnny fires suction cup arrows at buffalo targets as Jacoby laughs and tells Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman about his and Laura's history with Johnny.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Laura Palmer\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nDon Davis as Major Garland Briggs\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nGary Hershberger as Mike Nelson\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nFeaturing\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nAlan Ogle as Janek Pulaski\nMichele Milantoni as Suburbis Pulaski\nJill Rogosheske as Trudy\nAl Strobel as One-Armed Man\nUncredited\nFrank Silva as BOB\nProduction staff\nCreated by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nMusic Composed & Conducted by Angelo Badalamenti\nProduced by Gregg Fienberg\nWritten by Mark Frost & David Lynch\nDirected by Duwayne Dunham\nExecutive Producers:\nMark Frost\nDavid Lynch\nAssociate Producer: Philip Neel\nDirector of Photography: Frank Byers\nProduction Designer: Richard Hoover\nEditor: Jonathan P. Shaw\nProduction Manager: Gregg Fienberg\nFirst Assistant Director: Robert D. Simon\nSecond Assistant Directors:\nCristopher T. Gerrity\nDeepak Nayar\nProduction Supervisor: Tim Harbert\n1st Assistant Camera: Rudy Fenenga Jr.\n2nd Assistant Camera: Beth Cotter\nArt Director: Okowita\nSet Decorator: Brian Kasch\nConstruction Coordinator: Keith Cox\nProperty Master: Clarence \"Cass\" Quitan\nCostume Designer: Sara Markowitz\nCostume Supervisor: Laurie L. Hudson\nMake-Up: Carla Roseto Fabrizi\nHair: Annette E. Fabrizi\nMake-Up/Hair Assistant: Linda A. Vallejo\nGaffer: Robert Ferrara\nKey Grip: Joseph A. Kelly\nSound Mixer: Walter Hoylman\nBoom Operator: Walter Charles Gorey\nTransportation Coordinator: Steve Boyd\nTransportation Captain: Greg Van Dyke\nLocation Manager: Steve Share\nCasting Assistant: Elaine J. Huzzar\nScript Supervisor: Judi Townsend\nProduction Controller: Nowell B. Grossman\nProduction Secretary: Lori Tulli-Mitchell\nOrchestrations: Angelo Badalamenti\nAssistant to Mark Frost: Paula K. Shimatsu-U.\n"


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"Assistant to David Lynch: Debby Trutnik\nAssistant to Gregg Fienberg: Suzanne Hargrove\nSupervising Sound Editor: John Larsen\nMusic Editor: Lori L. Eschler\nAssistant Editor: Pamela Reisenleiter\nApprentice Editor: Alison M. Howard\nRe-recording Mixers:\nGary Alexander\nJim Fitzpatrick\nAdam Jenkins\nAssorted wardrobe provided by:\nThe Greif Companies\nSheplers\nExtras Casting: Superior Casting, Inc.\nTitles & Opticals by Pacific Title\nColor by de luxe\nTelecine and Electronic Post Production: Encore Video\nPost Production Sound & Sound Effects by Todd-AO/Glen Glenn Studios\nIn Association with Propaganda Films\nNotes\nTimeline: February 25th, Saturday\nThe origin of the fish in the percolator comes from a past experience of David Lynch. During breakfast at the studio of his friend Bushnell Keeler he discovered that he and David Keeler drank coffee made with a bar of soap in the percolator.\nProduction\n\"Episode 1\" was written by the series creators David Lynch and Mark Frost. The pair had co-written \"Pilot\", and would also write \"Episode 2\" together. Frost would pen a further eight scripts for the series after that, while Lynch would write just one episode\u2014the second season opening installment, \"Episode 8\". "


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"The episode was the first in the series to be directed by Duwayne Dunham, who would return to helm two further installments in the series' second season. The episode features the first full appearance of Frank Silva as BOB, though the character is not yet identified at this point. Silva was the art director for the series, and had accidentally been caught on camera during a shot. Lynch was pleased with the result and decided to include Silva in the cast from then on.\nDunham had first met Lynch when he worked as the film editor for Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet. Dunham then edited \"Pilot\", and was about to look for another editing job elsewhere when he asked Lynch if the director had another film planned; a week later Lynch decided to film Wild at Heart and asked Dunham to edit that as well. However, Dunham had committed to another project and felt uncomfortable leaving one editing job for another; Lynch then offered him a directing position on Twin Peaks in the interim to justify cancelling his other project. Dunham finished principal photography on \"Episode 1\" the same day that Lynch finished filming \"Wild at Heart\".\n"


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"The introduction of a sexual rapport between the characters of Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper was a suggestion of Dunham's, who felt it would benefit both characters. Dunham felt that the central mystery in the series \u2014 the murder of schoolgirl Laura Palmer \u2014 was simply a \"MacGuffin\" to compel what he saw as the real focus, the interaction of the large ensemble cast. As such, he took care to introduce meaningful interactions between characters wherever possible. Dunham also spent time with each of the cast to help them develop their characters, having studied the scripts involved and basing his take on the characters on his experience with \"Pilot\".\nDunham retained the frequent use of static cameras seen in \"Pilot\", something he saw as a hallmark of Lynch's directing style; describing the result as \"like framed pictures\". He also continued the use of a \"warm\" reddish tint to the footage, using soft coral filters and carefully selected props and costumes to obtain this coloring. "


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"This tint was considered important enough that Lynch sent a representative to the network to ensure they understood it was deliberate and not a mistake, for fear that they might correct the saturation to be more \"realistic\" before broadcasting it.\nRatings\n\"Episode 1\" was first broadcast on American Broadcasting Company (ABC) on April 12, 1990. Upon its initial airing, it was seen by 14.9 million households, or 27 percent of the available audience. It placed second in its timeslot after Cheers. This marked a decline from \"Pilot\", which attracted 33 percent of the available audience. The following episode would be viewed by 21 percent of the available audience, representing a further drop in numbers.\nWriting for The A.V. Club, Keith Phipps awarded the episode an \"A\u2212\" rating. He felt that the scene showing Leo Johnson domestically abusing his wife was \"among the show's most disturbing moments\", comparing it to a scene from the 1990 film The Grifters. Phipps also felt the sound design in the episode was impressive, commenting positively on the blurred distinction between diegetic and non-diegetic music. Writing for Allrovi, Andrea LeVasseur rated the episode four stars out of five. "


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"Television Without Pity's Daniel J. Blau felt that the episode showed series composer Angelo Badalamenti to have limited range, repeating several similar musical cues throughout. He also considered Eric Da Re's performance as Leo Johnson to be unconvincing, finding it difficult to believe that the character was as feared and menacing as was implied. However, Blau described the introduction of BOB as still seeming powerful and frightening even several years after first being seen, considering it a potent and disturbing scene.\nProduction errors\nAudrey's hair is significantly longer than in the Pilot."


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"Episode 9\nNot to be confused with Part 9.\n\"Episode 9\", or, \"Coma\" is the second episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the tenth episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired October 6, 1990.\nPlot\n\"As above, so below. The human being finds himself, or herself, in the middle. There is as much space outside the human, proportionately, as inside.Stars, moons, and planets remind us of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Is there a bigger being walking with all the stars within? Does our thinking affect what goes on outside us, and what goes on inside us? I think it does.Where does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe? What really is creamed corn? Is it a symbol for something else?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDuring breakfast, Cooper explains Buddhist Tibetan traditions and history to an uninterested Albert. Albert tells him the results of Jacques Renault\u2019s autopsy and states that Jacques was snuffed with a pillow. The killer wore gloves and the tape used to bind his wrists was stolen from a hospital supply cabinet. Albert says the mill fire was arson, with Leo Johnson being the prime suspect. "


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"Albert then reports that Windom Earle, Cooper's former partner, who was institutionalized, has vanished into thin air. An Asian man reads the paper and watches Cooper intently.\nDonna carries a tray of food to bedridden Mrs. Tremond. A a little boy wearing a jacket and bow tie sits near the door and makes creamed corn disappear from the food tray and appear in his hands. Mrs. Tremond says \"My grandson is studying magic,\" and denies knowing Laura well. She suggests that she ask Mr. Smith, next door. The boy says \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" and Donna goes next door, knocks, then leaves a note.\n\nIn Ronette's room, Harry and Cooper read the instructions before adjusting the stools, then sit next to Ronette's bed. Ronette denies that Leo was the man that hurt her and when Cooper shows her the sketch of BOB, Ronette reacts violently. Jerry and Ben debate the merits of burning the real or the faked ledger and decide to toast marshmallows instead.\nAt the Double R Diner, Andy has trouble taping the sketch of BOB captioned \"Have you seen this man?\"to the front door. "


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"The Log Lady enters and sits at the counter next to Major Briggs. Norma asks the Log Lady to spit her gum in an ashtray rather than on the counter. The Log Lady tells the Major that her log has something to tell him: \"Deliver the message.\"The Major says he understands.\nAt the sheriff's office, Andy tells Lucy that when he had applied as a donor to the Tacoma Sperm Bank and they told him he was sterile and could never have babies so now he wants to know why Lucy is having one and how. In the sheriff's office, Truman has Hank sign-in and tells him to keep his nose clean for another week. After Hank leaves, Truman tells Cooper he and Hank grew up together and that Hank used to be a Bookhouse Boy - one of the best. Ben Horne phones and reports that Audrey has been missing for two days.\nJerry brings the unsigned insurance policy to Ben and explains that Catherine would not sign it because of concerns about the beneficiary being Josie. They decide to call the Icelanders and Leland enters. "


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"Einar tells Ben that Leland had called to tell him about the fire and Ben and Jerry calm the concerned Einar down. Ben suggests that Leland confine his activities to preparing his tax return. Leland then sees a copy of the sketch of Bob and says that he knows the man, as the man who lived next door to his grandfather's summer house at Pearl Lakes when Leland was a little boy. Leland leaves to tell the sheriff. Ben asks Jerry to kill Leland.\nAt the hospital, Doctor Hayward shows Leo to Shelly and tells her there is possible brain damage. Shelly asks if he is a vegetable and he does not deny it. Shelly cries.\nLucy receives a call for the sheriff from someone who will not give his name. She tells the caller she cannot connect him unless he tells her his name and then hangs up.\nAt One Eyed Jacks, Audrey intercepts a girl carrying ice to Emory Battis, who is lying inverted on a chaise-lounge with ankles and wrists bound while another girl pushes a vacuum cleaner. Audrey signals the girl to leave and then unplugs the vacuum and wraps the cord around his neck. "


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"She threatens to reveal all about Emory, Laura, and Ronette to her father. Emory admits working for the owner of One Eyed Jacks, her father, and recruiting Laura and Ronette. He says Laura came there one weekend but was using drugs and they threw her out. He says her father saw Laura there, and that he makes it his business to entertain all the girls. He says Laura knew Ben Horne owned One Eyed Jacks and that Laura always got her way, just like Audrey.\nIn the evening, Bobby and Shelly sit in his dad's car. He tells her that Leo gets a disability check as long as he is out of prison, and he gets over $5,000 a month, but only if he is home. They then talk about being together.\nAt night, Cooper tells Diane about being troubled because of Windom Earle's disappearance and also because Audrey's absence touches him. Major Briggs visits and tells him that he has a message for him. He explains that his work includes maintenance of deep space monitors aimed at distant galaxies and they routinely receive communications that are gibberish and noise, or, \"space garbage.\""


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"Among these was one clear message that came in late Thursday night or early Friday, about the time Cooper was shot, he notes. The message was: \"The owls are not what they seem.\"When Cooper asks how he knew it was for him, the Major shows him another message that came in later: \"Cooper,\" repeated many times.\n\nAt the Hayward home, James, Maddy, and Donna record a song. Donna notices James and Maddy looking at each other and runs out of the room, upset. A phone call comes for Donna from Harold Smith as Maddy has a vision of BOB coming at her over the couch, causing her to scream. James and Donna go to her, but there is nothing there.\nCooper dreams several flashbacks, including the giant telling him, \"the owls are not what they seem,\" Ronette dreaming of BOB, the image of an owl superimposed over Sarah's vision of BOB, Sarah going downstairs, and BOB smiling.\nCooper awakes and answers the phone to Audrey saying, \"why aren't you here?\"She tells him he looked handsome in his tuxedo and that she is in trouble. "


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"Blackie and Emory hang up her phone and Blackie tells Audrey, \"Miss Horne, you don't know what trouble is, not by a long shot.\""


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (credit only)\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nFrances Bay as Mrs. Tremond\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nAustin Jack Lynch as Little Boy\nJill Pierce as Ice-Bucket Girl\nMak Takano as Asian Man\nUncredited\nJula Bell as Girl at One Eyed Jacks with Vacuum Cleaner\nFrank Silva as BOB\nUnknown performer as Einar Thorson (voice)\nNotes\nTimeline: March 4, Saturday\nNielsen Rating: 9.2/18"


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"Freemasonry\nFreemasonry was a fraternal organization in the United States.\nHistory\nMeriwether Lewis was initiated into Freemasonry by Thomas Jefferson. Lewis later founded Lodge III in St. Louis, Missouri, where he initiated William Clark. Clark went on to found Masonic Lodge 12.\nAfter his death, Lewis' Masonic apron was found stuffed in his pocket, bloodstained. It was returned to his mother and passed down through her descendants before finally winding up on display at the Masonic Foundation of the Grand Lodge in Helena, Montana. The Archivist claimed that he obtained permission from the Lodge to test the blood on the apron for DNA and confirm by detailed comparison with blood samples from his living relatives that it was not the blood of Meriwether Lewis.\nBy 1947, Andrew Packard was involved in the Masonic Lodge in Twin Peaks.\nLodges\nMissouri Masonic Lodge 12\nTwin Peaks Masonic Lodge\nMasonic Foundation of the Grand Lodge\nLodge III\nBehind the scenes\nA true Meriwether Lewis' Masonic apron"


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"Federal Bureau of Investigation\n\nThe Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI is the domestic intelligence and security service of the United States.\nThe service took over the murder investigations of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Maddy Ferguson.\nInfrastructure\nHeadquarters in Washington, D.C.\nFBI Academy in Quantico\nLas Vegas FBI field office\nPhiladelphia FBI field office\nPittsburgh FBI field office\nPortland FBI field office\nSan Francisco field office\nNotable personnel\n\nAdministration\nDirector J. Edgar Hoover\nDeputy Director Gordon Cole - previously Regional Bureau Chief who oversaw the murder investigations of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Maddy Ferguson and the investigation of a mysterious dossier.\nChief of Staff Denise Bryson - former DEA undercover agent.\nBill Kennedy - Secretary of Denise Bryson.\nAgents\nSpecial Agent Dale Cooper - assigned to the murder investigations of Laura Palmer and Maddy Ferguson in 1989. He was suspended due to accusations that he was acting outside his jurisdiction, and was allegedly involved in a cocaine trade. He was reinstated after proving his innocence.\n"


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"Diane Evans - Agent Cooper's secretary\nAgent Albert Rosenfield - forensics expert who assisted Cooper on the Laura Palmer and Maddy Ferguson investigations, in addition to determining the identity of an assailant who shot Cooper.\nSpecial Agent Windom Earle - worked as a liaison for the FBI in Project Blue Book.\nSpecial Agent Robin Masters - top agent of Cooper's promotion class.\nSpecial Agent Chester Desmond - assigned to investigate the 1988 murder of Teresa Banks, during which he disappeared without a trace.\nSpecial Agent Phillip Jeffries - disappeared in Buenos Aires in 1987, then re-emerged in Philadelphia in 1989 only to disappear again without a trace.\nSpecial Agent Tamara Preston - assigned by Cole in 2016 to determine the identity of an archivist who compiled a dossier concerning the town of Twin Peaks.\nForensic specialist Sam Stanley - assisted Desmond in the Teresa Banks investigation. He subsequently was placed on administrative leave following a breakdown.\nSpecial Agent Roger Hardy - assigned to investigate the accusations against Cooper.\nSpecial Agent Frederic Nathan - FBI investigator working with Douglas Milford who interrogated Kenneth Arnold.\nSpecial Agent S.W. Reynolds - FBI liaison officer for Project Sign.\n"


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"Special Agent Randall Headley - Las Vegas-based agent.\nAgent Wilson - Las Vegas- based agent.\nAgent Gene - was at a school bus arrest alongside Chet Desmond and two other agents.\nSpecial Agent Aldo Smith\nSpecial Agent Bill Raum\nExternal links\nFederal Bureau of Investigation at Wikipedia"


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"Ernie Niles\nErnie \"The Professor\" Niles was the step-father of Norma Jennings and was once an accomplice of her husband, Hank Jennings.\nBiography\nErnie served in the Korean War, during which time, he discovered his hyperhidrosis.\nErnie was incarcerated at the Washington State Penitentiary for fraud. During his sentence, he met Hank Jennings.\nAfter his release, he met Vivian Smythe at her motel, the Weary Traveler. He was soon hired as an informal handyman and, within weeks, had moved in with Vivian, later marrying her. They moved to Seattle, where they invested in an ultimately unsuccessful restaurant.\n\nIn March 1989, Ernie went to the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks with Vivian and was introduced to her step-daughter, Norma Jennings, who also happened to be Hank's wife. He got on the phone with the Great Northern Hotel, where they then left to get their room, as he had a fax from Tokyo waiting.\nAt dinner with his wife, Norma, and Hank, Hank Jennings, the women excused themselves and the men discussed their shared past in crime. However, Ernie revealed to Hank that he had changed his ways. When the women returned, Hank made a toast to Ernie and Vivian.\n"


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"Ernie and Hank excitedly entered the office at One Eyed Jacks days later with a couple of girls, who they then dismissed and they discussed their future business as Jean Renault entered. Renault wished to use his computer expertise for a financial operation. A man then entered with cocaine to traffic and Ernie was taken to the casino by Hank.\nExhausted, he went to the diner the next day with Hank after their hunting trip. He said that he killed a 12-point buck. Norma told him that his wife had gone back to Seattle.\nErnie ate at the diner the following day when he was approached by DEA agent Denise Bryson who had photos of him in the middle of a drug deal.\nHe was interrogated by Bryson and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, and confessed his guilt, claiming he did it all against his will. He explained the circumstances of the drug deal and Denise told him that he would be part of a sting operation for them.\nThe next day, Ernie contemplated making the call to Renault to set the buy, Denise trying to urge him into doing so. "


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"Cooper came in and when Denise called Ernie \"gun-shy,\" he made the call, albeit reluctantly.\nDeputy Hawk prepared him for the buy by putting a microphone on him.\nAt the buy at Dead Dog Farm, Ernie's excessive sweat caused the microphone to malfunction and emit smoke, blowing his and Denise's cover. They were held at gunpoint until Cooper offered himself in exchange for them.\nIn exchange for his cooperation, Ernie was cleared of any wrongdoing. He returned to Seattle, finding that Vivian had moved him out and filed for divorce. Subsequently, Ernie reverted to a life of crime and experienced bankruptcy, poverty, and alcoholism.\nHe died in the waiting room of a Pierce County hospital in 2005 and a prison charity organization scattered his ashes over Puget Sound."


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"Fat Trout Trailer Park\nThe Fat Trout Trailer Park was a trailer park located in Deer Meadow, Washington, owned and managed by Carl Rodd since the late 1980s.\nIn the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the trailer park was instead known as the Canyon Trailer Park.\nHistory\nTeresa Banks, a waitress and part-time prostitute, lived at the Fat Trout for about one month in early 1988. During her stay, she worked as a waitress at nearby Hap's Diner, while also renting rooms at the Red Diamond City Motel to meet johns. One night, after she attempted to blackmail Leland Palmer, Palmer beat her to death with a lead pipe inside her trailer. He then wrapped her in plastic and threw her into Wind River, where her body was found soon thereafter.\nFBI Special Agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley visited the trailer park to search her unit and question Carl Rodd, the owner. While they were having a coffee inside Banks' trailer, a hunched woman shuffled up to the door and peered inside, shuddering, before retreating, which seemed to disturb Rodd.\n\n"


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"Later that evening, Agent Desmond returned to the trailer park and asked Carl for directions to Deputy Cliff Howard's trailer. Rodd, interrupted by Margaret, pointed it out to him and left to take care of her concern. However, Desmond was intrigued by a noise emanating from a particular telephone pole, and instead went to inspect a seemingly empty trailer in the other direction. After knocking and receiving no answer, he knelt down and spotted a green and gold ring lying beneath it, which Banks had worn in an old photograph. Desmond reached out to pick it up.\nSome days later, Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived to investigate Desmond's disappearance, as the latter agent had not been seen since. Rodd, exasperated, told Cooper about his last conversation with Agent Desmond, then followed him to the spot where the unmarked trailer had been. Rodd explained that an old woman and her grandson had lived there, named \"Chalfont,\" which was also the family who had occupied it before them. Cooper then noticed that someone had written \"Let's Rock\" across the windshield of Desmond's abandoned car.\n"


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"By 2016, Rodd had relocated the park to a new lot near Twin Peaks, Washington, dubbed the \"New\" Fat Trout Trailer Park.\nNotable residents\nTeresa Banks\nMrs. Chalfont and her grandson\nChalfont family\nCurious woman\nCliff Howard\nMargaret\nMillie\nCarl Rodd - owner, manager\nSam"


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"February 1989\nThe following events took place in February 1989:\nEvents\n\nSunday, February 5\nLaura Palmer gives James Hurley a half heart necklace to show her affection.\nSunday, February 12\nLaura, James, and Donna Hayward have a picnic in the woods. James films the two girls dancing with Laura's video camera.\nThursday, February 16\nPhillip Jeffries arrives at the Palm Deluxe in Buenos Aires, Argentina and asks the clerk if \"Ms. Judy\" is staying there. The clerk gives him a letter from a young woman. Jeffries goes upstairs with a bellhop carrying his bags.\n10:10 a.m. EST \u2013 Cooper reminds Gordon Cole that he was worried about this particular day because of a dream.\nWhile Cooper tests the Philadelphia FBI office's surveillance cameras, Philip Jeffries steps out of the elevator after being missing for two years.\nJeffries confronts Cooper, Cole, and Albert Rosenfield, rambling incoherently about Judy and a meeting above the convenience store. While Cole attempts to call for backup, Jeffries disappears from his chair.\n\nJeffries reappears back at the Palm Deluxe in Buenos Aires, screaming in pain. Shortly afterward, Jeffries disappears once again.\n"


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"Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward walk to school, greeting their respective boyfriends Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson. Laura takes cocaine in the girls' restroom.\n2:30 p.m. PST \u2013 Bobby kisses the homecoming display case showing Laura's photograph.\nLaura and James Hurley have a rendezvous in the school's custodian closet.\nAfter school, Laura and Donna spend the afternoon at Donna's house, talking about James and falling in space.\nAt home, Laura realizes BOB has found and removed pages of her diary. In a panic, she drives to Harold Smith's home and leaves the diary in his keeping.\nAt dinner, Leland Palmer instructs Laura and Sarah how to introduce themselves in Norwegian for the business delegation arriving next week. They chant the phrase in unison, before breaking down in laughter.\nLate at night, Laura sneaks out of the house and meets a trucker friend of Leo Johnson for sex.\nFriday, February 17\nDale Cooper warns Albert Rosenfield that Teresa Banks' killer will strike again soon, and predicts that Albert will help him solve the next case.\n\nAt the Double R Diner, Laura Palmer prepares to leave for a Meals on Wheels drive. "


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"She is called over to the street by Mrs. Tremond, who gives her a framed picture of a doorway. Pierre whispers to her that \"the man behind the mask\" is searching for her secret diary. Laura tells Shelly that she can't make the run today, and leaves in a hurry.\nShelly tells Norma Jennings about Laura's absence and agrees to make the run for her. Ed and Nadine Hurley come into the diner, but Nadine is upset to see Norma at the counter and stalks out, as Ed apologizes and follows. Norma retires to a booth and starts crying.\nLaura searches her house and finds BOB crouching behind her dresser. Screaming, she flees the house and hides behind a hedge. She then begins to panic when she sees Leland exit the house and drive away.\n\nLaura goes to Donna's house and, sobbing, asks her to reassure her that they're still friends. They spend the afternoon at her house, where Will and Eileen both try to console her.\nLaura returns home and joins her parents for dinner. "


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"Leland, however, berates her for failing to wash her hands before sitting down, and then threatens her to tell him who gave her her locket. Sarah begs him to stop scaring her, and finally he relents.\nWhile preparing for bed, Leland breaks down in tears, and goes to Laura's room to apologize for his behavior.\n\nAfter falling asleep, Laura finds herself inside the room shown in Mrs. Tremond's picture. She steps through to find Mrs. Tremond and the little boy, before the curtains of the red room appear. She sees a conversation between Dale Cooper and the the arm. The arm extends a gold ring to her, while Cooper warns her not to take it. She seemingly awakens with the ring in her hand, and then sees Annie Blackburn lying next to her. Annie gives her a message about \"the good Dale\" to write in her diary.\nSaturday, February 18\nTo be added\nSunday, February 19\nAt the Timber Falls Motel, Phillip Gerard puts out a circle of candles, chanting, \"Fire walk with me.\"Donna and Laura recover from the previous night at Donna's house, Donna struggling to recall how she made it home. "


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"Crying, she hugs Laura, who says she doesn't want Donna to be like her. Leland arrives to take Laura to breakfast.\n\nOn the way, Leland and Laura are pursued by Gerard, who roars past them and pulls up next to Leland, shouting at him about stealing \"the corn. Leland guns the engine to drown him out, as Gerard waves a ring at Laura and shouts that \"it's\" her father. Leland speeds away and pulls up at a mechanic's shop. Laura, emotionally shot, tries to recall where she has seen the man before, then asks her father if he stopped by the house two days before.\nAt night, Laura remembers seeing Gerard's ring on Teresa Banks' finger, and offered to her by a little man in a dream. She asks BOB who he really is. Leland recalls murdering Teresa the previous year.\nMonday, February 20\nTo be added\nTuesday, February 21\nTo be added\nWednesday, February 22\nCliff Howard is sent to Twin Peaks by Jacques Renault to make a drug deal with Bobby Briggs and Laura Palmer, carrying baby laxative in the place of cocaine. He pulls a gun on Bobby, who then shoots him dead.\n"


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"Events (original)\n\nThursday, February 23\nTo be added\nFriday, February 24\nTo be added\nSaturday, February 25\nTo be added\nSunday, February 26\nTo be added\nMonday, February 27\nTo be added\nTuesday, February 28\nTo be added\nEvents (alternate)\nSee: 1989 \u00a7 Events (alternate)\nDeaths\nFebruary 22 \u2013 Cliff Howard\nFebruary 24 \u2013 Laura Palmer\nFebruary 28 \u2013 Bernard Renault"


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"Frederick Truman\nFrederick Truman was the sheriff of Twin Peaks, Washington and a founding member of the Citizens Brigade, later renamed the Bookhouse Boys.\nBiography\nDuring his childhood, Truman's father taught him how to tie a Green Butt Skunk, which he himself would later teach to his own son, Harry.\nIn the 1940s, Truman, then the sheriff of Twin Peaks, was a founding member of the Citizens Brigade, which was formed to defend the town following the United States' entry into World War II. A very patriotic man, he named his two sons after the two sitting presidents of Word War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.\nFollowing his retirement, his son, Franklin Truman took his position as sheriff. Frederick's younger son, Deputy Harry S. Truman, then took over when Frank moved away from Twin Peaks."


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"Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72\nFear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72 was a book by Hunter S. Thompson.\nA favorite of Hawk, a copy of the book was kept at the Bookhouse.\nBehind the scenes\nFear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72 is a 1973 book by Hunter S. Thompson. It chronicles and analyzes the 1972 United States presidential campaign."


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"Evelyn Marsh\nEvelyn Marsh was a woman who, along with Malcolm Sloan, plotted to kill her husband, hiring James Hurley in order to frame him for the murder.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Evelyn sat at Wallies Hideout and eyed a young man when he entered. She asked if he was running from something. The young man said he was from Twin Peaks and she requested him to repair her husband's Jaguar. He then introduced himself as James Hurley and he agreed to take a look at the car.\nJames examined the car, finding that he should be capable of fixing it up. She said that she was not sure where her husband was, but that he was out on business. She offered him room and board while he worked on the car.\nAfter showing his progress on the car the next day, James asked Evelyn about her husband's physical abuse toward her, information that had been divulged to him by Malcolm Sloan, her secret lover who was pretending to be her brother. However, she refused to talk about it, and they kissed until Jeffrey arrives. She left to go to him.\n"


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"The following day, Evelyn asked James about the woman who made him leave Twin Peaks, and he told her specifically about a girl he was in love with named Laura, who died. She told him she understands what caused him to run and they kissed. James then showed her the repaired car and they shared a bottle of champagne along with a romantic encounter.\nAfter sleeping with James, she dressed and left his room as he slept. She went to Malcolm and they kissed.\nIn the morning, Evelyn went with her husband to James, the two men meeting for the first time. Jeffrey went for a drive in the car.\nLater, she went to James' room to find that he had prepared to leave and she begged him not to go.\nShe went to Wallies Hideout, where she met a young woman who was looking for James. She told the girl that James possibly went to Mexico and that she should go home.\nShe returned home in the evening to find James packing. She told him she loved him and that Jeffrey had died in an \"accident.\""


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"He figured out that this was meant to look like James killed him, a plan put in motion by Malcolm.\nEvelyn and Malcolm reported to a deputy the next day that James should be considered a suspect in Jeffrey's death.\nShe later returned to the bar, where the young woman came to her, introducing herself as Donna. She did not tell her the reason she had helped frame James and Malcolm came to get her, threatening Donna to not interfere.\nJames returned to her home, questioning her motives in the crime. She said that though she wanted Jeffrey's money, she harbored true feelings for James, despite her actions. They kissed and Malcolm revealed himself, hitting James with a gun. He prepared a cover story in which James came back to kill her and she killed him in self-defense.\nMalcolm tried to convince her to leave her fingerprints on the gun so he could then kill James, but she refused. Donna then burst into the room, pleading for James' life. Malcolm begged for Evelyn to hand over the gun, but she shot him.\n"


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"James was later told by police that Evelyn would have to stand trial and that he would have to testify against her."


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"Eolani Jacoby\nEolani Jacoby was the wife of psychiatrist Lawrence Jacoby.\nBiography\nEolani lived at the Jacoby home in Hanalei. In early March 1989, her husband suffered a heart attack in Twin Peaks, Washington, so she went there to be with him, notably during his hypnotism by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman."


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"Episode 10\nNot to be confused with Part 10\n\"Episode 10 \", or, \"The Man Behind Glass,\" is the third episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the eleventh episode of the series as a whole. It originally aired October 13, 1990.\nPlot\n\"Letters are symbols. They are building blocks of words, which form our language. Languages help us communicate. Even with complicated languages used by intelligent people, misunderstanding is a common occurrence. We write things down sometimes \u2013 letters, words \u2013 hoping they will serve us and those with whom we wish to communicate. Letters and words, calling out for understanding.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarry helps orderlies restrain Ronette in the hospital. Cooper and Albert enter. Cooper takes a sample from her fingernail\u2014a small piece of paper containing the letter 'B.'Cooper tells Harry and Albert about his visit from the giant.\nDonna visits Harold Smith, who offers her his hospitality. He has many flowers in his living room and he says he sent the letter for her to investigate Meals on Wheels. He says he is a shut-in because he cannot go outside that he was a mystery in Laura's life. "


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"He asks Donna to place one of his orchids on her grave for him and walks out to his greenhouse. Donna tries to pull a slip of paper from the bookshelf, but Harold interrupts her with a ladyslipper orchid. Harold says Donna is every bit as lovely as Laura said she would be and she takes the orchid and tells Harold that she will be back.\nAt the stationhouse, Cooper stands in front of a blackboard with the letters found under girls' fingernails, and the names of the people who have seen BOB (Maddy, Mrs. Palmer, Cooper, Ronette), and a picture of BOB. He says the lines between the names are a psychic link that will lead them to him. Harry asks about the giant, and Albert dismisses it, then reports that the cocaine found in James' gas tank matched the cocaine found in Jacques' car and Leo's house, meaning that Leo framed James. The letter B found under Ronette's finger was cut from an edition of Flesh World. He also says that he sent a picture of BOB to law enforcement agencies across the country, and came up with nothing. "


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"He reports that Cooper was shot with a Walther PPK, which he notes to be James Bond's gun. On his way out, Albert insults Harry again, so Harry grabs Albert's collar and says that the last time he punched Albert, he felt sorry about it, but the next time will be a pleasure. Albert states his philosophical convictions and says that he loves Sheriff Truman.\nIn the front of the stationhouse, Cooper tells James he can go home, but to stop trying to figure everything out himself. Lucy tries to find words that use the letters B, T, and R. The foppish Dick Tremayne then comes in to take Lucy to lunch.\nLeland enters and talks to the officers about the picture of BOB. He says that he knows him: when he was a little boy, his grandfather had a summer home, and BOB was his neighbor. He lived in a white house, and he thinks the name was Robertson. Cooper sends Hawk to the lake to investigate. Leland says that BOB used to flick matches at him, and ask \"Do you want to play with fire, little boy?\""


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"Lucy and Dick sit at the counter at the Double R Diner. Richard talks about his method for memorizing customer orders and Lucy asks why he has not called in six weeks after three months of going out every week, and after their night on a bed in Horne's Home Furnishings. She then reveals that she is pregnant.\nJames and Madeleine sit at the diner, the former asking about Donna's smoking. James tells about Donna's visit to the prison, and how she seemed to want him through the bars. Madeleine holds James' hand and Donna enters. Misunderstanding the gesture, she tells them how much she liked Harold, and storms out.\nBlackie and Emory tie up Audrey and Emory makes a video of her. Emory and Blackie argue over whether their plan will work.\nAt the stationhouse, the one-armed man shows Harry his selection of boots. He sees the picture of BOB and reacts strongly.\nShelly meets Harry and Cooper in the station and they ask for a statement regarding Leo, but she refuses to say anything against him. "


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"Cooper escorts her out the door and tells Harry that he believes her reasons to be an insurance scam, but he is not sure who thought it up.\nThe one-armed man struggles with his medicine in a bathroom stall and has a seizure. He talks to BOB and says he is after him now.\nCooper follows a marching band out of the hotel elevator and tells Ben about Audrey's phone call, asking if there's trouble at home. Ben tells Cooper that Audrey has gone missing before, and warns him to keep away from Audrey. An Asian man eavesdrops on their conversation and follows Cooper.\nAudrey lies on her bed. A man named Jean pulls a veil from her face and gives her a caramel and a shot. A woman stands nearby, holding his tools.\nBlackie plays a surveillance tape of Cooper at the casino and Emory informs her that Cooper is in the FBI. Jean Renault stands behind them with the woman, Blackie's sister. Jean says he will be the middle man for Audrey's ransom, so Ben will never know that Blackie and Emory are behind it. "


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"In exchange, Emory and Blackie will bring him the man responsible for his brother's death: Agent Cooper. Jean says they cannot let the girl live.\nCooper enters Harry's office with coffee and doughnuts. Harry reports that Josie called, saying she will be back the next day. Harry asks to see her first, alone and Cooper permits it. Hawk reports that he found a boarded up white house by the lake, and is trying to discover whose it is. Harry asks them if they have seen Gerard, the one-armed man, as he never came back from the bathroom. Cooper searches the bathroom and finds Gerard's needle and medicine. \"Without chemicals, he points,\" Cooper says and wants to find the one-armed man.\nA hospital orderly cuffs Nadine to her bed. Doctor Hayward tells Big Ed that she ripped through two pairs of leather restraints the previous night and that her adrenaline levels are high. He tells Ed to talk or sing to her. As Ed sings, Nadine grips his hands, sits up, and snaps the cuffs. She claps spasmodically and chants a cheer. "


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"She begins talking to Ed, seeming to think she is 18 and about to try out for the cheerleading squad.\nCooper and Harry enter Jacoby's room at the hospital. His wife, a young Hawaiian woman, rubs his feet. Cooper helps to hypnotize Jacoby and he walks him through Jacques' murder. Jacoby says he knows the murderer.\nDonna brings the orchid to Laura's grave and tells Laura about her new relationship with James. She says that she loves James, but it is a mess and that Laura's problems are still the center of her life.\nJames visits Madeleine to say that he cannot find Donna and that his mother came home. They almost kiss, then hold each other. Donna finds them and suddenly leaves, with James chasing her out.\nLeland comforts Maddy, who is upset that people think she is like Laura. Cooper and Harry wait in the doorway and arrest Leland for the murder of Jacques Renault.\nHarold answers a knock at his door. Donna tells Harold that she is tired of being patient with James. Harold comforts her and leaves to get her a drink. Donna strokes a flower and opens a notebook: the diary of Laura Palmer.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (credit only)\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell (credit only)\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard (credit only)\nAlso Starring\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nMiguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nVictoria Catlin as Blackie O'Reilly\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nCo-Starring\nGalyn G\u00f6rg as Nancy\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nFeaturing\nPhoebe Augustine as Ronette Pulaski\nMak Takano as Asian Man\nUncredited\nJennifer Aquino as Eolani Jacoby\nLinda Carlson as Colleen Hurley (deleted scene)\nConnie Woods as New Girl at One Eyed Jacks\nNotes\nTimeline: March 5, Sunday\nShooting script differences\nDeleted the scene with James' mother, Colleen Hurley. "


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"Farm faction\nA faction led by Renzo that occupied the Farm.\nNotable gang members\nRenzo\nRay Monroe\nMuddy\nAccountant\nRichard Horne"


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"Fifth Avenue resident\n\"Gee, wonder whatever happened to that guy.\"\u2015Tammy Preston\nAn unidentified real estate developer, the owner of an eponymous tower on Fifth Avenue, New York City, briefly dated Lana Milford in the mid-1990s.\nThe man, described as \"notorious\" and \"bizarrely coiffed\" went out with Milford during her time in the Hamptons. In a photograph of the two taken at a high society gala, Agent Tammy Preston noted that he appeared to be wearing a ring possibly resembling one from the red room that recurred frequently in Garland Briggs' dossier, although the resolution was too low to verify its identity. Earlier, a similar ring was documented among the belongings of Lana's late husband, Douglas Milford.\nThe character is a veiled reference to Donald John Trump (born June 19, 1946), a former real estate developer and television producer, and the 45th President of the United States."


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"Frederic Nathan\nFrederic Nathan was a Special Agent of the FBI.\nIn 1947, Nathan was assigned to investigate a UFO sighting by Kenneth Arnold. Alongside Douglas Milford, Nathan interviewed Arnold on July 12.\nOn July 30, Arnold contacted Nathan and Milford, informing them of a meeting with Harold Dahl and Fred Crisman, who possessed metallic fragments dropped by a UFO. Nathan and Milford sent Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown to meet Arnold in Tacoma."


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"Frank\nFrank was an associate salesman at Lucky 7 Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nDuring a morning staff meeting, Frank noticed in disbelief that Dougie Jones was drinking his morning coffee. Apologetically, Phil Bisby explained that Dougie had \"really wanted it,\" and offered a spare green tea latte instead. Tentatively, Frank tried a sip and then, amazed, drank effusively, grinning from ear to ear while Phil and Anthony Sinclair watched in bemusement.\nBehind the scenes\nFrank was portrayed by Bob Stephenson, who previously appeared in an uncredited role as a Double R Diner cook in \"Episode 6\" of Twin Peaks."


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"Farmer\nAn unidentified farmer in Twin Peaks, Washington was questioned in relation to a vehicular hit-and-run.\nBiography\nRichard Horne drove the farmer's pick-up truck to a meeting with drug dealer Red, and subsequently ran over a young boy in a drug-fueled haze. Afterward, he abandoned the truck near the farmer's field.\nLater that day, Deputy Andy Brennan questioned the farmer about the incident. In a state of panic, the farmer insisted he couldn't talk to him there, and pleaded to meet with him later in the afternoon on Sparkwood Road. However, he failed to appear at the arranged time."


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"Ersel Martell\nErsel Martell was the son of Martell Mill founder Zebulon Martell and father of Pete Martell.\nBiography\nIn October 1914, alongside Jean Jacques Renault, Martell was involved in a knife fight against Thomas Packard, who was nearly killed. After Renault fled, Martell stood trial for the incident and spent three years at the Washington State Penitentiary.\nMartell returned to town after his sentence and married Bessie Spoon, with whom he had Pete Martell before dying of food poisoning.\nBehind the scenes\nMartell was first mentioned in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town as Nealith Martell, who inherited the Martell Mill after his father's death and was largely incompetent, which led to his being forced to sell the mill to the Packards. However, in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, he was renamed Ersel and never inherited the mill, as his father sold it on his deathbed."


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"Farm\n\"-Where are we going? -You'd probably like to go to that place they call The Farm.\"\u2015Ray Monroe and Cooper's doppelganger\nThe Farm was a facility in western Montana that housed a group of criminals led by Renzo."


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"Episode 5\nNot to be confused with Part 5.\n\"Episode 5,\" also known as \"Cooper's Dreams,\" is the sixth episode of the first season of Twin Peaks.\nPlot\n\"I play my part on life's stage. I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. But that answer cannot come before all are ready to hear, so I tell what I can to form the perfect answer. Sometimes my anger at the fire is evident. Sometimes it is not anger, really \u2013 it may appear as such, but could it be a clue? The fire I speak of is not a kind fire.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nMen sing and clap, disturbing the sleep of Agent Cooper, who makes a voice note to Diane that he has been awakened at 4 AM and asks her to send him earplugs.\nCooper enters the dining room as the singing continues and the waitress tells him the men are a business junket from Iceland. Audrey offers to help Cooper with his case, but he tells her to go to school, then asks how old she is, learning that she is eighteen. Cooper leaves as Jerry hugs a loud man.\n"


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"Benjamin smokes a cigar in his office and Jerry enters. Benjamin says all the guests have complained about the men from Iceland, and Jerry says they are excited about the Ghostwood Development Project. Ben says he is throwing a gala reception for the Icelandic investors and suggests a visit to One Eyed Jacks. Leland enters and offers his help with the new investment group and breaks down crying.\nThe police search Jacques' apartment. Jacques had worked at the lumber mill until he gained weight, then he started tending bar. Harry reports that no one has seen Jacques for two days and that it looks like Bernie jumped bail. Doctor Will Hayward reports that the blood on the shirt is the wrong type to be Laura Palmer's, but it might be Jacques'. There is a copy of Flesh World attached to the ceiling. The magazine is a clearinghouse, a middle man between readers and advertisers. Jacques had represented a transvestite, and there was a picture of Leo Johnson's truck on a bookmarked page.\nShelly and Bobby sit down for breakfast and joke about how they will stand up to Leo. Bobby hides as Andy comes to the door. "


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"Shelly talks with Andy about Leo, Laura, and Jacques, and promises to call as soon as Leo gets back home. Bobby praises her performance, then Leo calls to ask if anyone has looked for him. Bobby slips the gun into her hands, and she looks at it as she tells Leo she misses him.\nBig Ed meets Norma at his gas station while Nadine is meeting a patent attorney for her silent drape runners. Norma says that Hank will be returning, Big Ed says that Nadine is not well, and Norma tells Ed not to call her.\nAudrey has an interview with Emory Battis, the manager of Horne's Department Store. She refuses to start in the wrapping department and instead asks to start in perfumes. She blackmails Battis into consenting.\nDonna meets James in a gazebo. James says that his father did not die when he was 10, but was a musician and ran away. He says that his mom is an alcoholic and promiscuous writer. He tells Donna that he does not want any secrets between them.\n"


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"The officers and a forensic team go through Jacques' apartment and discover that he managed correspondence for another advertiser in the magazine: Laura. Her photograph is in front of red drapes, much like those in the cabin in Jacques' photograph. Cooper says to pack up to look through the woods.\nMaddy enters the diner and meets James and Donna. Donna swears Maddy to secrecy and they ask her to look for Laura's secret hiding place. She agrees, and they leave. Hank sits at the next table, having heard their conversation.\nNorma and Shelly enter the diner with their hair and make-up done. Hank greets Norma and says he will try to earn his way back into Norma's heart and she tells him to start by washing dishes. Invitation to Love is on television: Montana beats up Chet as Jared watches.\nBobby's parents talk about his behavior problems with Doctor Jacoby. He asks Bobby if he has been using drugs. He says no, but he has been drinking. Bobby says that his father has killed people. Jacoby asks Bobby's parents to leave so that he can talk to him privately. "


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"Jacoby asks Bobby if he cried the first time he and Laura made love and if Laura laughed at him. Bobby says that Laura wanted to die, that she told him so. She told him that people were sick and rotten. Jacoby asks if Laura had a terrible secret, and says that she wanted to corrupt people. Bobby admits that Laura made him sell drugs.\nThe officers walk through the woods and a raven watches them. Hawk tracks a path to a cabin, but Cooper says it is the wrong cabin. Harry advises Doctor Hayward to hang back. The Log Lady greets them on the porch and she offers them tea and cookies. She says the owls will not see them inside. She says her log saw something significant. She says that her husband was a lumberman and that he had met the devil and Harry says this occurred the day after the wedding. She interprets the log: it saw two men and two girls and heard some screaming.\nThe men go farther through the woods and find the cabin from the picture. "


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"They sneak up on it: a record player is playing \"Into the Night\" on vinyl, making Cooper remark that \"there is always music in the air\" and they find Waldo in a bird cage. Some twine is on the floor along with a bloodstain. A poker chip rolls out of the cuckoo clock: it is missing a piece of the same shape as was found in Laura's stomach.\nThe Martells enter the gala for the men from Iceland. Major Briggs chats and Jerry flirts with Heba. Leland looks around. As Benjamin tells jokes, Catherine pours her champagne on his foot and he tells her to meet him in his office.\nAudrey enters her secret passage and eavesdrops. Catherine confronts Ben about the poker chip and she slaps him, then they kiss. He says he will give Josie one more chance to sell, but he has retained the services of a professional.\nJerry gives a speech and is interrupted by some music. Leland cries out and starts dancing, Catherine joining him by Ben's command and Ben tells Jerry to get Leland out of his life. Everyone starts dancing, imitating Leland's breakdown. Audrey watches and cries.\nJosie smokes in Ben's office.\n"


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"Madeleine creeps through the house and calls Donna. She says she has found a tape in a secret hiding place.\nBenjamin enters his office and turns on a light. Josie says no one saw her come in. Josie found the second book in Catherine's desk where he said it would be. Ben tells Josie they can proceed tomorrow night.\nShelly lights a cigarette at the stove and Leo drives up in an old truck. He pulls two cans of gasoline out of a shed, then Hank attacks him and warns him not to compete. Leo walks in his house, dirty and bloody, and pushes Shelly to the ground, telling her to get him a beer. She pulls the gun on him, but he doubts that she would pull the trigger. She shoots him and the ceiling light swings back and forth as he retreats.\nCooper walks down the hallway to the sound of men singing and notices the door to his room is ajar. He enters with his gun drawn and finds Audrey naked in his bed, crying. She asks him to not make her leave.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nDavid Patrick Kelly as Jerry Horne\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nCharlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs\nDon Amendolia as Emory Battis\nFeaturing\nCatherine E. Coulson as The Log Lady\nJill Rogosheske as Trudy\nBrian Straub as Einar Thorson\nMary Stavin as Heba\n\"INVITATION TO LOVE\"\nLance Davis as Chet Weems\nRick Giolito as Montana\nPeter Michael Goetz as Jared\nStunt Player\nMichael Allen Lerner\nUncredited\nJulee Cruise as the Roadhouse Singer (voice)\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer (voice)\nScott Frost as Icelandic businessman\nUnknown performer as \"no Georgia peach\"\nUnknown performer as Gary\nUnknown performer as Scott\nNotes\nTimeline: March 1, Wednesday\nA fly can be seen on Cooper's tea cup in the whole shot of the Log Lady's testimony\nShooting script differences\nThe script states the Invitation to Love section to be silent, but in the video releases of the episode, it is not. "


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"There, Montana's line to Chet can be clearly heard: \"Chester, you little Froot Loop, you\u2019re done \u2013 done!\""


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"Francis Drake\nFrancis Drake was an explorer who, in the 1570s, claimed land previously found by Spaniard Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo and claimed it for Elizabeth I, christening it Nova Albion.\nBehind the scenes\nSir Francis Drake (c. 1540 \u2013 January 23, 1596) was an English explorer best known for his circumnavigational expedition from 1577 to 1580."


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"Ghostwood National Forest\nGhostwood National Forest was a forest that surrounded the town of Twin Peaks. It was known for its unusual places, such as the Owl Cave and Glastonbury Grove, which housed the entrance to the Black Lodge."


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"Fireman's home\n\"It is in our house now.\"\u2015The Fireman\nThe Fireman lived in a massive fortress set on a rocky atoll in a vast purple sea.\nProperties\n\nWithin the fortress's walls, people and objects appeared to be black and white. The Fireman and Senorita Dido lived in a set of rooms decorated in early 20th century decor, including a sitting room and a large projection room. Bell-shaped mechanisms with unknown purposes were scattered throughout the building.\nThe mansion room, which looks out over the same sea, may be part of the home.\nHistory\nIn July 1945, a mechanism in the fortress alerted the Fireman and Senorita Dido to the experiment giving \"birth\" to BOB and other malignant spirits. The Fireman went to the projection room and saw this process occur, and then levitated, emitting a golden aura from his head. A gold orb bearing Laura Palmer's image emerged from this aura, which Dido embraced and sent into the air. It passed through a tube and then through the screen, landing on a representation of the Earth.\n\nOn another occasion, Dale Cooper and the Fireman sat together in a similar room listening to a gramophone as it emitted unusual noises. "


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"The stranger gave Cooper a series of clues and said that Cooper was \"far away,\" whereupon Cooper disappeared.\nOn October 1, Deputy Andy Brennan disappeared from the woods on Blue Pine Mountain and appeared in a chair, sitting across from the Fireman. When the man raised his hand, a smoke-emitting device appeared in Brennan's hands and his attention was directed to a porthole in the ceiling, where he saw a series of images, including the experiment, the woodsmen, Dale Cooper and his double, Laura Palmer, and the eyeless woman Brennan had just found in the woods. After seeing himself and his wife Lucy walking through the Twin Peaks sheriff's station, he was returned to the woods and told his companions that they needed to keep the woman safe.\nBehind the scenes\n\nThe extrerior of the fortress, also referred to as a factory, was based on the Mr. Jim's Home by the Sea painting by David Lynch. The machine that projected Laura's orb into the screen was based on a sketch by Lynch.\nIn an interview with Salon promoting The Final Dossier,\nthe interviewer asks Mark Frost if the Fireman's home and the White Lodge are one in the same. "


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"Mark cryptically indicates this is a possibility:\nSalon: The coordinates are one of the running plot threads throughout the new season. In \"Part 17,\" Evil Coop is transported from Jack Rabbit's Palace to a room inhabited by The Fireman \u2013 a space some fans have speculated could be the fabled \"White Lodge\". Is that an accurate label?Mark Frost: I don't want to over-interpret it for people, but if they're theorizing leads them there, that's certainly a valid point of view."


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"Episode 13\nNot to be confused with Part 13.\n\"Episode 13\", or, \"Demons\" is the sixth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, and the fourteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Sometimes we want to hide from ourselves. We do not want to be us. It is too difficult to be us. It is at these times that we turn to drugs and alcohol or behavior to forget that we are ourselves. This is \u2013 of course \u2013 only a temporary solution to a problem which is going to keep returning, and sometimes these temporary solutions are worse for us than the original problem.Yes, it is a dilemma. Is there an answer? Of course there is. A wise person once said with a smile, the answer is within the question.\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nHarold tells Donna that she lies and betrays just like all everyone else. He is about to stab Donna when James bursts in and pulls them out; Harold holds on to the diary. James says he will go to the police.\nCooper carries Audrey into the Bookhouse and lays her down. He finds evidence that she has been drugged with heroin. "


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"She mumbles in her delirium about her throat hurting, and about sinking. She regains lucidity and tells Cooper that she had prayed for him to come.\nDonna and James watch Maddy drive off. James says that they should stick together, and that way they will be safe forever.\nHarry thumbs through a book of criminal photos and Cooper tells him that Audrey was very close to a lethal dose of heroin. Harry has identified Jean Renault in the book and tells Cooper about the surveillance tape, and Cooper deduces Jean's plot. Cooper says that he left his jurisdiction twice, and now Audrey is paying the price. Harry reassures him that Audrey is safe now and tells Cooper that he is the best lawman he' has ever met, but he thinks too much.\nCooper meets Ben in the hotel dining room with the briefcase of money. He reports that Audrey was at the One Eyed Jacks, that Blackie was murdered by Jean Renault, and that Audrey is recovering from a drug overdose. Ben hugs and thanks Cooper.\nBobby pushes Leo through the kitchen in a wheelchair. Tom Brockman, the insurance agent, congratulates Bobby and Shelly on their dedication to Leo. "


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"Shelly signs the agreement and the agent gives them their first check, which is much smaller than Bobby had planned for.\nDonna tells Harry about Laura's secret diary. Harry warns her that she is like the boy who cried wolf. Gordon Cole, Cooper's hard-of-hearing supervisor, enters. Gordon delivers Albert's reports: the hair from outside Cooper's room was from a vicuna coat, the drug from Gerard's syringe was unique, and the papers from near the train track were from a diary. Hawk enters dragging Gerard, who is taken to Harry's office.\nBen visits Audrey and she rebuffs his words of comfort. She asks for Cooper to take her home, but Ben suggests they all go together.\nNadine proudly comes back home with Ed and some bags and asks when her parents will be back from Europe, then not-so-subtly hints that the should have sex.\nJonathan gets dressed and tells Josie they are leaving that night. Josie argues that she needs to be paid from the insurance money and by Ben Horne, but Jonathan says he will kill Harry if she does not leave that night.\nMaddy looks over the lake, sitting next to James. "


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"He apologizes for their romantic confusion and Maddy says that she liked it that James was confusing her for Laura. She says that he and Donna belong together and that she is going home the next day.\nBen hands Josie a glass of wine and she says she will not leave the office without her money. Ben threatens her with his secret file on her late husband's demise. She rebounds with her own key to a safety deposit box full of evidence against him. Ben signs over to her the check from Tokyo Bank.\nBobby and Shelly have a party celebrating Leo's homecoming. Bobby and Shelly kiss, but Leo's head droops forward and Shelly screams.\nCooper meets Gordon at the station house. Gordon tells Cooper that Albert thinks Cooper is in over his head, like he was in Pittsburgh and delivers an anonymous letter that was sent to the home office. It is an opening move from a chess deal, indicating to Cooper that it is from Windom Earle.\nBen and Leland enter Ben's office and Ben says he needs Leland back. Leland says that he is 110%. "


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"Ben says Jerry is on his way to check out the new investors, and they need a way to delay the project, so Leland suggests several devious ways.\nHarry enters Josie's house and finds Jonathan carrying a full load of suitcases. Josie tells Harry she is leaving. Harry tells her she cannot leave, that he loves her. She turns away.\nBen lights a cigar at a table with Mr. Tojamura, who asks why he has received nothing when Ben has a cashier's check for $5,000,000. Mr. Tojamura says he will withdraw while Ben tries to dance around the questions, and Tojamura says his family was at Nagasaki. The sounds of a piano and Leland's voice begin, and Ben excuses himself. Leland does not take the hint to stop and Tojamura watches from the bar; next to him, Pete turns and identifies the song Leland sings as being from \"The King and I.\"As Leland and Ben exchange compliments, Pete tries hard to engage Tojamura in conversation.\nThe officers interrogate Gerard, who begs for his medicine and Cooper asks if he suffers from schizophrenia. He begins to have a seizure and speaks in an otherworldly voice. "


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"He says his name is Mike, and he is an inhabiting spirit. He says that BOB was his familiar and that he cannot reveal where BOB came from. He says that BOB is eager for fun and that everyone runs when he smiles. He talks about parasites and says that BOB needs a host to feed on fear and the pleasures. Together, Cooper and Mike they recite a poem: \"Through the darkness of future past, the magician longs to see, one chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me.\"Mike says that he saw God and took off his arm, but remained close to Gerard in order to stop BOB. He says that the picture is BOB's true face, but few can see it: only the gifted and the damned. He says that for the last 40 years, BOB has been in a lodge house in the trees, a house with many similar rooms but occupied by different souls every night. Cooper says \"The Great Northern Hotel!\""


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward (credit only)\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (credit only)\nJames Marshall as James Hurley\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (credit only)\nRay Wise as Leland Palmer\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill\nSheryl Lee as Maddy Ferguson\nGuest Starring\nLenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith\nIan Abercrombie as Tom Brockman\nDavid Lynch as FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nFumio Yamaguchi as Mr. Tojamura\nAl Strobel as Phillip Michael Gerard\nFeaturing\nJill Engels as Trudy\nRon Kirk as Cappy\nLeonard Ray as Lounge Local\nMak Takano as Jonathan\nBrett Vadset as Joey Paulsen"


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"Freddie Sykes\n\"...don't even get me going right now on that oddball Cockney kid with the green glove...\"\n\u2015Tammy Preston\nFreddie Sykes was an English-born security guard at the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington, and a friend of James Hurley.\nBiography\nAfter an evening at a local pub in the East End of London, Freddie had an epiphany in an alley. He climbed upon a stack of boxes and jumped before being transported through a vortex to a void, where he met a man who called himself \"the Fireman.\"The Fireman told him to go to a nearby hardware store and buy a particular green gardening glove, which if placed on his right hand would give him superhuman strength. Finally, Freddie was told that he would find his \"destiny\" in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nThe next day, Freddie found the opened package and the lone glove as he had been told, but the shopkeeper would not sell it to him since it was open. However, Sykes paid for it anyway and took it. When the shopkeeper tried to stop him, Freddie punched him without thinking, breaking the shopkeeper's neck. Subsequently, Freddie was unable to remove the glove whatsoever. "


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"A doctor tried to take it off but caused his hand to start bleeding.\nFreddie ultimately decided to go to Twin Peaks, and found that his plane ticket had already been purchased. Six months later, he was working as a security guard at the Great Northern Hotel, alongside James Hurley. The two visited the Roadhouse one evening and watched the Chromatics perform. On another evening at work, which happened to be James' birthday, he crushed walnuts with his gloved hand and reluctantly told James the story behind his glove.\nLater, Freddie and James went to the Roadhouse, where James greeted Renee. However, she was with her husband, Chuck, who attacked James. Freddie came to his aid, punching Chuck and another man with his gloved hand. Because of this, Freddie and James were incarcerated at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, there, Deputy Chief Hawk informed them that the men Freddie punched had been taken to intensive care.\nAfter Deputy Chad Broxford escaped from his cell and armed himself, he held Deputy Andy Brennan at gunpoint. As Broxford approached Freddie's cell, he punched the door open, incapacitating Chad.\n"


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"After Dale Cooper's doppelganger was shot by Lucy Brennan, Andy brought Freddie to the room. The real Dale Cooper arrived and BOB was pulled out of the doppelganger's body. Cooper acknowledged Freddie as BOB attacked and he fulfilled his destiny, shattering BOB into pieces.\nBehind the scenes\nFreddie's glove is a recycled concept from David Lynch that was originally intended for Jack Nance."


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"George Garrett\nLieutenant Colonel George Garrett was a Collections Officer with the United States Air Force.\nGarrett attended the first meeting of Project Sign in December 9, 1947, where he presented a report on eighteen reliable UFO sightings."


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"Gentleman Jim's\n\"If you're sewing anything\u2013from culottes to curtains\u2013this fabric emporium will be a funhouse for you.\"Gentleman Jim's was a fabric store in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn February 24, 1989, Ed Hurley purchased drapes from the store for his wife."


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"Fairvale\nFairvale was a city in the vicinity of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHistory\nCoroner Joe Fielding practiced in Fairvale and was called to Twin Peaks to perform the autopsy of Laura Palmer.\nNadine Hurley met with a patent attorney in Fairvale, concerning her invention of silent drape runners.\nBehind the scenes\nNo city of Fairvale exists in the United States. Because of this, the name is possibly a reference to the fictional Fairvale, California, the main setting of the 1959 novel, Psycho and its acclaimed 1960 film adaptation."


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"Gaston Leroux\nGaston Leroux was a French trapper and pedophile who explored the area near Owl Cave and was the first to note that moss grows to the north. According to a May 1787 entry in his diary, he carried moss in his pack to act as a sort of compass.\nHis bones were found along with his diary near the mossy area of Owl Cave."


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"Glastonbury Grove\n\"You'll not run from me now... not in this circle of trees.\"\u2015Windom Earle\nGlastonbury Grove was a circular stand of twelve sycamore trees located in Washington's Ghostwood National Forest, close to Pearl Lakes and the town of Twin Peaks. In the center of the grove, flanked by two more sycamores, was a rocky pool containing a thick, black substance resembling scorched oil.\nUnder certain conditions, a translucent set of curtains would appear across the grove's center, allowing passage into a red-curtained labyrinth believed to be the mythical Black Lodge.\nHistory\nThe grove was named after Glastonbury, England, a town said to be the burial site of the legendary King Arthur.\n\nA petroglyph found in Owl Cave depicted the grove as part of a map of the region, accompanied by the symbols for Saturn and Jupiter. This was interpreted to mean that the passage to the Black Lodge located there would open at the conjunction of those planets.\nIn 1805, Meriwether Lewis traveled to the grove with a small company from the Corps of Discovery following a map provided by Twisted Hair, who claimed that a tribe of tall white men resided there. "


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"A hallucinatory episode followed, which neither Lewis nor his companions could fully recall.\nShortly before his death, Samson Lanterman brought home a bottle of the pool's oil, telling his wife Margaret that the substance was \"an opening to a gateway.\"1989\nIn February 1989, after killing his daughter Laura, Leland Palmer went to the grove and screamed, his face taking on a pale, demonic appearance. The red curtains appeared, allowing him to pass into the red room.\nThe following month, on the night of March 27, BOB's arm extended from thin air over the pool, grasping, followed by BOB himself. The curtains appeared over the pool briefly.\nLater, Windom Earle brought the kidnapped Annie Blackburn to the grove in Pete Martell's stolen pickup truck, having deduced from the petroglyph that the site held an entrance to the Black Lodge. As they approached, Annie uttered a prayer, but after they stepped between the trees, she fell silent, apparently hypnotized. Some time thereafter, Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrived in pursuit, where Cooper insisted that he needed to proceed alone. Truman watched in horror as Cooper stepped through the curtains, vanishing from view.\n"


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"Truman waited outside the entrance for the next day and well into the night, until Cooper and Annie reappeared in the grove, both unconscious and bloodied. Truman rushed Annie, catatonic, to Calhoun Memorial Hospital and brought Cooper back to his room at the Great Northern.\n2016\nOne evening, Deputy Hawk hiked through the woods to visit the grove, following a message Margaret Lanterman had delivered from her log. On the phone, Hawk told Margaret that he had a feeling something important was supposed to happen there, and she replied: \"The stars turn, and a time presents itself.\"She warned him to be watchful, and invited him to join her for coffee afterward. At the grove, Hawk shone his light around the pool, and briefly saw the red curtains, drifting in and out of view.\nLater, Dale Cooper exited the red room at will by raising his hand to the curtains and stepped out into the grove, where he found Diane Evans waiting for him. She asked if it was really him, and he confirmed that it was.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nIn the shooting scripts and The Secret History of Twin Peaks, the spelling is \"Glastonbury,\" whereas Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town and the Georgia Coffee commercials use the spelling \"Glastonberry.\""


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"Gersten Hayward\nGersten Hayward was the youngest of three daughters born to Dr. Will Hayward and Eileen Hayward of Twin Peaks.\nBiography\n\nChildhood\nAs a child, possessing an above-genius level IQ, Gersten was a prodigious student and a skilled pianist.\nOn an evening in early March 1989, Gersten welcomed her family, Leland and Sarah Palmer, and Maddy Ferguson to the \"Hayward Supper Club.\"She wore her fairy princess outfit for the school play and said she had received the highest grades in math and English, like her sisters. Gersten presented Harriet, who read the Palmers a poem about their deceased daughter Laura as Gersten played a piece on the piano. After the poem, she played Mendelssohn's \"Rondo Capriccioso, Opus 14.\"During dinner, Leland Palmer spontaneously asked Gersten to play \"Get Happy\" as he sang. Leland began singing faster and faster, losing her, before collapsing from exertion.\nLater life\nGersten took college-level courses in high school, graduating at the age of sixteen, and was fluent in four languages. She entered Stanford University, but suffered a nervous breakdown during her second semester.\nShe was treated at a Bay Area psychiatric hospital and returned to Twin Peaks. "


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"Although her health improved, she soon became dependent on opioids and designer drugs. Following her mother's death in 2009, Gersten began a series of reckless and chaotic relationships with several individuals, most notably with Steven Burnett. Their off-again, on-again affair preceded and overlapped Steven's marriage to Becky Burnett. In the interim, Steven had become Gersten's primary source for narcotics.\nOn a day in late 2016, Steven's wife, Becky, showed up at Gersten's apartment in a rage and shot through her door, believing them to be inside, while Gersten and Steven listened from a nearby stairwell.\nLater, Gersten and Steven, seemingly under the influence, went to the woods behind Steven's trailer park, where they sat against a tree. Steven held a gun and rubbed his leg, distraught over something he had done. Gersten tried to console him and talk him out of suicide, insisting that it was \"her\" fault and that he had been stoned. They were interrupted when Cyril Pons approached them, walking his dog. Gersten jumped up and ran around the tree, while Pons turned and fled. She listened in horror as Steven fired his gun.\n"


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"As of September 2017, Gersten had not been seen or heard from in town since, and was believed to have left the area.\nBehind the scenes\nGersten was played by American actress Alicia Witt, who previously appeared in David Lynch's 1984 film Dune. Witt reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nThe end credits of Episode 8 are shown over the backdrop of Gersten playing the piano."


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"Gene Pamloski\nGene Pamloski was an assistant coach for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Falls Avenue\nFalls Avenue was a street in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nCalhoun Memorial Hospital (at the intersection with Lynch Road)\nDouble R Diner (at the intersection with Main Street)\nTwin Peaks Town Hall (at the intersection with Cedar Street)"


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"Ernest Hurley\nErnest Hurley was a Packard Sawmill employee and the elder brother of Ed and Billy Hurley."


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"Erik Powell\nErik Powell was a transient and murder victim of crazed former FBI Special Agent Windom Earle.\nBiography\nAfter a power outage at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Powell's body was found in Sheriff Truman's office, gagged, with his finger pointing to a chessboard.\nHis body was examined by Doctor Will Hayward and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. A black pawn was found in his mouth and a stab wound under his sternum. Cooper determined this to be the work of Windom Earle.\nTwo days after the discovery of his body, his identity was confirmed to be a vagrant named Erik Powell, whose surname was shared with Caroline Earle's maiden name.\nBehind the scenes\nPowell was portrayed by Craig MacLachlan, the brother of Kyle MacLachlan, who portrays Agent Cooper."


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"Giant\nThe \"Giant\" was a spirit who frequently appeared to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in visions. He provided Cooper with clues that directly led him to solve the murder of Laura Palmer. The Giant's appearances to Cooper were usually preceded by those of a kindly old waiter who worked at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nApocryphal stories of giants abounded in Native American lore. Chief Twisted Hair of the Nez Perce described to Meriwether Lewis a tribe of very tall white men who lived above White Tail Falls in a sacred grove, who had given his people at least three sacred artifacts. One of these was a gold and green ring.\nIn March 1989, a Giant, resembling a nearly ten-foot-tall man, appeared at the Great Northern Hotel in FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper's room to tell him three things that he said would come true: \"there's a man in a smiling bag,\" \"the owls are not what they seem,\" and \"without chemicals, he points.\"He then took Cooper's ring and said he would give it back when these things came true. He also said \"Leo locked inside hungry horse\" and that there was a clue at Leo's home. "


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"After telling the special agent he would require medical attention for his gunshot wound, he disappeared.\nThe next night, he appeared to Cooper again to tell him that he forgot to tell him something. Cooper mentioned the smiling bag to be true. The Giant then said that one person had seen the \"third man\" and that three people had seen him, but not his body. He then told Cooper he forgot something and disappeared.\nAs Maddy Ferguson was being murdered, he appeared to Cooper onstage at the Roadhouse, and said \"It is happening again, it is happening again.\"When Cooper remembered that, in his dream, Laura told him her father killed her, the Giant appeared to him and returned his ring.\nThe Giant appeared to Cooper onstage at the Roadhouse as he danced with Annie Blackburn, and was discussing having her join the Miss Twin Peaks competition. The Giant waved his arms back and forth and saying, \"No,\" as if warning him.\nHe appeared to Cooper once again in the Red Room, taking place of the elderly waiter. He sat next to The Man from Another Place and said \"one and the same,\" before he disappeared.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nThe Giant was played by Dutch actor Carel Struycken, who later played The Fireman in the 2017 series. It is unknown if they are intended to be the same character.\nIn popular culture\nIn The Simpsons episode, \"Lisa's Sax,\" Homer watches a scene from Twin Peaks depicting the Giant dancing with a white horse. Homer comments, \"Brilliant, heheh!...I have absolutely no idea what's going on.\"The Finnish doom metal band Swallow the Sun's song \"The Giant\" refers to this character.\nThe track \"Transmission 3\" by DJ Shadow samples the voice of the Giant from \"Episode 8.\"The Giant's clues for Cooper in \"Episode 8\" are sampled on the classic ambient album Substrata by Biosphere. The lines \"Sorry to wake you... I forgot to tell you something... The things I tell you will not be wrong...\" appear in the song \"The Things I Tell You.\""


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"Garmonbozia\n\"Where does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe? What really is creamed corn? Is it a symbol for something else?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\n\nGarmonbozia was a substance that resembled, or indeed was, creamed corn. The term \"garmonbozia\" was synonymous with \"pain and sorrow.\"It was a source of sustenance for certain spirits, including the arm.\nWhile sitting at a formica table above a convenience store with BOB, the arm smiled at several bowls and plates of creamed corn sitting before him, identifying them as garmonbozia.\nPhillip Gerard, a host for the spirit Mike, accused BOB's host Leland Palmer of stealing \"corn\" that he had \"canned over the store.\"After killing Laura Palmer, BOB and Leland appeared in the red room before Gerard and the arm, both of whom demanded, in unison: \"Bob, I want all my garmonbozia.\"In response, BOB held his hand to Leland's stomach wound, causing it to disappear, and then threw a great amount of blood onto the floor. Moments later, the arm ate a spoonful of creamed corn.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nIn the original shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the term \"garmonbozia\" appears in the final scene featuring BOB and the arm inside the red room; and also in the scene where the arm first appears in the movie while seated in front of BOB. The phrase in the script is simply \"garmonbozia (corn)\" \u2013 the clarification that the word refers to \"pain and sorrow\" appears only in the finished film, and then only in the on-screen subtitles.\nCreamed corn features in several scenes, notably in the introduction of Mrs. Tremond and Pierre in \"Episode 9.\"The name \"garmonbozia\" only appears in Fire Walk with Me.\nThe name may be inspired by ambrosia, the food that was said to sustain the ancient Greek gods' immortality."


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"Gene\nGene was a hitman hired by Lorraine to kill Dougie Jones.\nAfter Jones (actually Dale Cooper) and Jade left an empty house in Rancho Rosa Estates, Gene pulled up in front of the house and signalled his partner Jake that they would be driving by his position, but warned that he hadn't seen whether Jones was in the car with her or still inside. Jake reported back that he hadn't seen Jones in the car, and Gene instructed him to wait for him at Mikey's, and then discreetly planted a bomb on Jones' car.\nThat night, Gene called Lorraine to report that Jones still hadn't emerged from the house, although the lights were on. Lorraine screamed at them that Jones should have been killed yesterday, and now her own life would be in danger. Gene asked what she wanted them to do, but she screamed \"Fuck!\"and hung up."


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"George Bautzer\nGeorge Bautzer was William Hastings' lawyer and Phyllis Hastings' extramarital lover.\nBiography\nAfter finding that Bill could not be released on bail after his arrest in relation to the murder of Ruth Davenport, George told this to Phyllis, who informed Bill. She told George that Bill was then aware of their affair and told him not to leave with her, though they did plan on getting together later at her home.\nThat night, Mr. C shot and killed Phyllis with Bautzer's handgun. He was arrested for her murder.\nShortly thereafter, Bautzer was killed in a car explosion."


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"Fireman\n\"Agent Cooper. Listen to the sounds.\"The Fireman was a man who resided in a fortress set on a rocky island in a vast purple sea.\nBiography\nIn appearance, the Fireman was an extremely tall, gaunt, formally dressed man. A similar younger \"giant\" with more casual garments appeared in visions to Dale Cooper in 1989.\nFollowing the first ever successful nuclear test in 1945, the Fireman went to a room where Senorita Dido listened to a phonograph and a mechanism signaled an alarm. He went to an upstairs theater and observed the mushroom cloud, followed by the experiment releasing BOB in a stream of matter. The man levitated and a gold cloud formed from his head. An orb containing the image of Laura Palmer formed from the cloud and Senorita Dido sent it to Earth.\nOn another occasion, the Fireman appeared to Freddie Sykes, telling him to buy a green gardening glove that would bring immense strength to his right hand, and of his destiny in Twin Peaks.\n"


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"Sometime later, the man drew Dale Cooper's attention to the sounds of an old phonograph and told him \"It is in our house now,\" and \"It all cannot be said aloud now.\"He then told Cooper to remember \"430\" and \"Richard and Linda. Two birds with one stone.\"He said that Cooper was \"far away,\" and Cooper disappeared.\nOn October 1, Deputy Andy Brennan appeared before the Fireman, who showed him a series of images in a portal above. Andy saw the experiment releasing BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura Palmer, angels, Naido, Dale Cooper and his doppelganger, and a utility pole. Andy also saw a hazy image of himself walking his wife Lucy Brennan through the sheriff's station and seeing somebody at the door.\nThe next day, the Fireman floated prone in the projection room, next to the face of Garland Briggs. Dale Cooper's doppelganger appeared in midair, trapped in a cage. The Fireman waved his hand and the screen, showing Sarah Palmer's house, shifted to show the road leading to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department. The cage passed through the golden tube, sending the doppelganger to that location. "


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"There, after a confrontation, Freddie used the gardening glove to destroy BOB, while the real Cooper used the ring to send the unconscious doppelganger back to the red room.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Fireman is played by Carel Struycken, who previously appeared in the original series as The Giant. It is currently unknown if they are intended to be the same character. The Fireman was named \"???????\"in the credits until Part 14. In an interview with Rue Morgue, Struycken interprets The Giant and The Fireman to be one and the same:\nRM: How did you feel about the new name The Fireman? I mean, was it a bit jarring considering you were seen as The Giant for over twenty-five years?\nCS: Well, I didn\u2019t see it as a change. Remember, The Giant never called himself that, nor did anyone else. In this case, I do identify myself as The Fireman. So I see The Fireman as his true identity. That sounds about right, doesn\u2019t it? "


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"(Laughs)\nIn addition, Showtime's official Tumblr site for the 2017 series has a character web page for The Fireman, which includes fan art and quotes of Struycken as both The Giant and The Fireman on the same page, which corroberates Struycken's statement. The page's web address (URL) also refers to the \"Giant,\" indicating the web page's title had been renamed from \"The Giant\" to \"The Fireman\" at some point during the air run of the 2017 series.\n\nWhen asked if the Fireman sided with humans, Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost answered that the character has his own reasons, which are beyond human understanding. Struycken revealed that he was given the direction that the Fireman and Dido were \"performing some kind of ritual intervention to counteract the evil in the world\" when shooting Part 8. This scene was based on a drawing by David Lynch, which is also similar to Mr Jim's Vision, The Antman and Floating Figure (chalk on paper, 1985)"


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"Girl (New Mexico)\nA girl from Los Alamos, New Mexico fell victim to a strange desert creature on the night of August 5, 1956.\nThe girl visited a diner with a boy from her school on a date. As they walked home, the boy asked if she had liked the song they played, and she replied that she had. As they were walking, the girl spotted a penny lying heads-up, and said it would bring her good luck.\nLater, she asked if he was still going out with Mary, and he said that was over, but he wasn't sad about it. She asked if he lived near their school, and explained that she \"just knew.\"At her house, the boy asked if he could give her a kiss, and the girl, awkwardly, accepted, before saying good night and going inside.\nThe girl was sitting on her bed, contentedly listening to \"My Prayer\" by the Platters on the radio, when the broadcast was interrupted by a strange voice repeating an incantation. She quickly fell asleep, allowing a frog-like creature that had just hatched out in the desert to crawl into her mouth. The girl swallowed the creature whole, completely unaware.\n"


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"In Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier, it is strongly implied that the girl is a young Sarah Palmer (then Sarah Novack). Tamara Preston discovers that Sarah, then thirteen, lived nearby and was rushed to the hospital on the same night after losing consciousness, one of several people in the area to experience medical distress."


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"Gerald Craig\nGerald Craig was Doctor Will Hayward's roommate at Washington University.\nBiography\nCraig drowned on a rafting trip on Snake River, where Hayward was present and tried to save him.\n\nYears later, Windom Earle impersonated Gerald Craig \"on his way to a convention to Spokane\" to get close to Hayward's daughter, Donna. He left \"a gift\" for Doc, which was actually his move in a chess game with Dale Cooper, and a phone number to a cemetery."


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"Garth Soderman\nGarth Soderman was an owner of Slice 'N' Carve in Twin Peaks, Washington, alongside his wife, Seglinda."


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"Federico\nFederico was an employee at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOne night in 2016, Federico approached Richard Horne and asked him not to smoke inside the Roadhouse. Receiving no answer, Federico asked him again to put the cigarette out; Richard dared Federico to make him do that. Deputy Chad Broxford intervened, saying that he would take care of the situation, to which Federico replied that he'd just have to \"make sure he stops smoking in here.\""


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"Experiment\n\"What the hell?!\"\u2015Gordon Cole\nThe experiment was a supernatural being connected to the spirit BOB. It is white and female looking with a gaping mouth and two small horns. Its thumbs were reversed.\nBiography\nOn July 16, 1945, following the first nuclear test at White Sands, New Mexico, the experiment, floating in a dark void, expelled a stream of matter from its mouth, containing several speckled eggs. The stream also contained a large orb that bore an image of BOB's face.\nIn September 2016, the experiment materialized in a black mist in a glass box in New York City moments after Dale Cooper did. It violently shifted around for a few moments before breaking out and attacking Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato, hacking them to death.\nAgent Tamara Preston later showed a still image of the figure, taken from a camera at the crime scene, to Agent Albert Rosenfield and FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole, who were both visibly bewildered by the figure.\nThe Fireman showed Deputy Andy Brennan an image of the experiment, seen before it broke out of the glass box.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Experiment\" was a computer-generated character modeled by actress Erica Eynon. "


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"\"Part 1\" credits Eynon as \"Experiment Model.\"The experiment looks similar to the white naked figures from some pictures from David Lynch, notably those of his Distorted Nudes book, \"Woman Thinking #2\" seen in the Dark Splendor book and the Head Series from his \"Small Stories\" exposition.\nIt could be theorized that the people watching the glass box expecting something to happen are an allegory of the viewers watching the series, but that was reportedly not Lynch's original intention.\nIn \"Part 17,\" Gordon Cole discusses the entity Judy, possibly referring to the experiment itself.\nIn The Secret History of Twin Peaks, it is mentioned that after founding JPL, Jack Parsons conducted rituals at the Devils Gate in Pasadena in an attempt to call forth the goddess Babalon, also known as the Mother of Abominations, a key figure in the Thelema mythos. Later, the weekend before the 1947 Roswell Incident, in Jornada del Muerto, on the ground where the bomb was tested, he tried to open a second gate to bring forth the elemental entity known as the \"Moonchild\" using the Working of Babalon.\n"


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"In addition, Douglas Milford recounts President Richard Nixon showing him and actor Jackie Gleason a bizarre figure, similar in appearance to the experiment, in an observation room at Homestead Air Base.\nWhen directly asked about a connection between the Experiment and the figure shown to Milford, co-author Mark Frost acknowledged the possibility without confirming or denying it. He reacted the same when asked if sex magic was partly the cause of its appearance in \"Part 1,\" in the same vein as Jack Parsons' rituals."


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"Friedrich Weyerhaeuser\nFriedrich Weyerhaeuser was a lumber baron who purchased one million acres of forest from the Northern Pacific Railroad, establishing a timber industry in Washington.\nBehind the scenes\nFriedrich Weyerh\u00e4user (November 21, 1834 \u2013 April 4, 1914) was a German-American timber mogul and founder of the Weyerhaeuser Company."


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"Gwen\nGwen was the talkative sister of Lucy Moran. She was married to Larry and they had a son, Carl.\nBiography\nGwen entered the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station with her sister and her son, discussing an infection she had. She met Deputy Hawk, first calling him \"Eagle Eye.\"She supposed that as a Native American, he must hate white people, but he commented, \"Some of my best friends are white people.\"After Andy Brennan fainted after seeing Lucy hold Gwen's son, Gwen rambled on about when she would pass out when she was first pregnant. When Andy tried to talk to Lucy about his \"sperms,\" Gwen interrupted with a story about her son someday being \"another sperm gun.\"After interrupting twice more, she was told to shut up and she went away, offended."


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"Gordon Cole\n\"You'll have to speak up, sheriff, hearing's gone! Long story! Got these things cranked up to the max!\"Gordon Cole was a Regional Bureau Chief, and later Deputy Director, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Agent Cooper's immediate superior, in a career that spanned more than four decades.\nBiography\n\nEarly career\nIn 1968, Gordon Cole went through FBI training with Phillip Jeffries at Quantico, where the two graduated as the top agents.\nSometime around 1969, as a result of an incident he would only explain as a \"long story,\" Cole was suffered severe and permanent hearing loss, requiring him to wear two hearing aids at maximum volume. Even still, he was known to constantly mishear others' statements, and spoke in a loud volume to compensate.\nIn 1975, Cole and Jeffries responded to a case in Olympia, Washington, where suspect Lois Duffy appeared to have killed an identical person, who said \"I'm like the blue rose,\" before dying and disappearing. This was the first case and the namesake of the Blue Rose task force.\nIn 1978, Gordon Cole was the deputy director of the FBI's Criminal Investigation Division. "


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"He first met Dale Cooper when he flew to Pittsburgh to oversee the investigation of Windom Earle's kidnapping and a bizarre series of murders. They talked through the case together, after which Cole, in Cooper's words, \"gave it the thumbs-up, then blew back to Washington just as fast and loud as he came in.\"On President Richard Nixon's advice, Douglas Milford recruited Cole about a year after Nixon's resignation from office to secretly continue the work of Project Blue Book.\nIn early 1983, Cole and Jeffries visited the town of 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. Afterward, Cole sent the mayor a letter stating that he had personally spoken to the project supervisor Major Garland Briggs and his superiors and determined that the base was a new radar and weather forecasting facility, part of President Reagan's new Strategic Defense Initiative also known as the \"Star Wars\" project. "


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"In truth, Cole's report was part of the cover story for Listening Post Alpha, officially known as SETI Array 7-I, a deep-space monitoring operation overseen by the mayor's brother Douglas Milford.\nAround 1985, while protecting Caroline Earle at a safe house, Agent Cooper was shot and gravely injured by an unknown assailant, while Caroline was killed. Cole was the one to break the news to Cooper when he awoke, and also revealed that Windom had lost his mind upon finding the two of them. Heartbroken, Cooper requested a leave of absence, returning to duty months later. After visiting Earle in the insane asylum, Cooper shared a recording of their conversation with Cole and confided his belief that Earle had been insane far earlier than Caroline's death, and was in fact somehow responsible for it. After hearing the tape, Cole agreed that Earle clearly needed to remain institutionalized for the rest of his life.\nMurder of Teresa Banks\n\nIn early 1988, the body of Teresa Banks was found in Deer Meadow, Washington. Cole dispatched Agent Chester Desmond to lead the investigation and arranged to meet him in Portland for a briefing. "


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"At the airport, Cole introduced Desmond to Agent Sam Stanley and then presented Lil, who performed an interpretive dance to share important facts about the case. Cole said that Lil was \"his mother's sister's girl,\" before covering his face with his hand. Lil was also wearing a blue rose.\nOn February 16, 1989, Agent Phillip Jeffries reappeared at the FBI office in Philadelphia after two years missing. Cole, along with Cooper and Albert Rosenfield, tried to make sense of Jeffries' story, shortly before Jeffries disappeared from the office once again.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nOn February 28, 1989 - four days after Agent Cooper had been assigned to the murder investigation of Laura Palmer - Cole called Cooper at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department to update him on Laura's autopsy results. He also warned that Agent Albert Rosenfield intended to press assault charges against Sheriff Truman. Cooper vehemently insisted that he would fight against it, and implored Cole to intervene. Later in the day, Gordon faxed Cooper a reconstruction of a plastic fragment found in Laura's stomach, which was part of a One Eyed Jacks poker chip.\n\n"


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"Cole arrived in Twin Peaks in person on March 8, following Cooper's shooting at the Great Northern Hotel. He interrupted Truman's questioning of Donna Hayward to introduce himself, and to share Rosenfield's lab report on the shooting incident and the syringe found on Phillip Gerard. Later, Cole met Cooper at the sheriff's station, enthusiastically greeting him and remarking that Cooper reminded him of a \"small Mexican chihuahua.\"In Truman's office, Cole conveyed Agent Rosenfield's concern that Cooper was getting in over his head, and shared a troubling message sent to the bureau from the escaped Windom Earle - the first move in a chess game.\nThat evening, along with Cooper, Truman, and Deputy Hawk, Cole withheld Gerard's haloperidol dose and watched as he was possessed by Mike, an inhabiting spirit from the Black Lodge. Mike explained his nature and his purpose: to stop BOB, his former partner in crime. He then revealed that BOB was, at that moment, somewhere at the Great Northern.\n"


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"Early the next morning, Cole mentioned to Cooper and the others that pages from Laura Palmer's secret diary had been found a mile away from the crime scene; Cooper sent Deputy Hawk to search Harold Smith's home for the diary. Cole then took his leave, heading for Bend, Oregon on secret business, and wished them luck.\nCooper's Suspension from the FBI\nDays after Cole departed from Twin Peaks, Leland Palmer was found to be the killer of Laura, having committed the act while possessed by BOB. Following this, Cooper was suspended from the FBI due to acting outside of his jurisdiction and an apparent connection to a drug trade operated by the Canadian Renault family.\nOn March 14, Cole called from Bend to inform Cooper that DEA agent Dennis Bryson would soon arrive in Twin Peaks to assist in the operation to apprehend Jean Renault.\nReturn of Windom Earle\nOn March 22, Cole returned to Twin Peaks to bring Cooper the classified portion of Windom Earle's dossier. He also presented Cooper with a sidearm and announced that he was reinstating Cooper as an FBI agent to help locate and stop Earle before he could complete his insane plan.\n\n"


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"Cole and Cooper took Sheriff Truman to the Double R Diner, where Cole recommended raw meat and eggs to treat Truman's hangover. While Truman ran to the restroom, Gordon became smitten by the sight of Shelly Johnson, comparing her aloud to the Venus de Milo and stepping up to the counter to chat with her. As they talked, Cole was astonished to realize that he could hear her perfectly, and could converse at a normal volume for the first time in twenty years. After a testy exchange with the Log Lady sitting nearby, Cole ordered coffee and a massive piece of pie, explaining that his socks were on fire. He later requested a piece of paper and a pencil in order to write an epic poem about the meal he had just had. Shelly later took him to see Doctor Will Hayward about his hearing problem.\nThe next morning, Cole was at the Double R regaling Shelly with a case story when they were joined by Cooper and Annie Blackburn. Cole explained to Shelly that he would soon be leaving Twin Peaks indefinitely, and said that during their short friendship she had touched his heart. "


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"Then, saying that he might regret it the rest of his days unless he did it, Cole leaned in to kiss her. Bobby Briggs, entering the diner, angrily shouted at them, prompting Cole to yell, \"YOU ARE WITNESSING A FRONT THREE-QUARTER VIEW OF TWO ADULTS SHARING A TENDER MOMENT!\"He then advised Bobby that he would soon see it again, and kissed Shelly a second time.\nThe Dossier\nOn July 17, 2016, a ledger was recovered from an active crime scene, containing a lengthy dossier on the history of Twin Peaks and unusual phenomena in the region, compiled by an unknown individual. On August 4, Cole tasked Agent \"TP\" (Tammy Preston) of the bureau's Investigations and Operations Support Section with reviewing the dossier and determining the identity of its author. Preston noticed that references to and statements by Cole were among the documents in the dossier, but could only turn in her findings while wondering about the extent of Cole's involvement.\nRe-emergence of Agent Cooper\nAt some point in the 25 years after Cooper's disappearance, Cole had been promoted to Deputy Director. "


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"Though he still required the use of a hearing aid, his comprehension skills had vastly improved to the point that most people did not need to shout for him to understand them, although he still comically misheard his colleagues at times. Agent Tamara Preston presented to Cole and Albert crime scene photos of the deaths of Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato, apparently caused by a figure that appeared in a glass box in the room with them. Cole then received a call concerning Agent Cooper, who had been missing since 1989. He was informed that Cooper was in South Dakota and Cole decided to bring Tammy and Albert with him.\nAs he waited to speak with Denise Bryson - by then the FBI's Chief of Staff - he visited with Bill Kennedy. He informed Denise about the situation with Cooper. When she expressed her doubts about Agent Preston, Cole reminded her of the support he gave her years ago when she became Denise. She then voiced her support and Cole left.\nCole was left disappointed by the fact that the federal prison in South Dakota was nowhere near Mount Rushmore, prompting Albert to give him a picture, which satisfied him. "


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"He then noticed Tammy sticking her head out the window of the car, which Albert explained was due to her getting carsick. Mishearing this, Cole pointed out that Cossacks are in Russia, resulting in Albert yelling \"Carsick!\"once more, which confused the driver. Annoyed, Cole remarked that Albert must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed that morning.\nUpon arrival at the prison, Gordon, Tammy, and Albert were presented with the contents found in Cooper's trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. They were then permitted to speak to Cooper, who claimed that he had been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries and that he was on his way to debrief with Cole when he had his car accident that led to his incarceration.\nCole took note that during the interview Albert had an out-of-the-ordinary reaction to Cooper, so they spoke privately. Albert admitted to Cole that he had been contacted by Phillip Jeffries some years before, requesting information on an agent in Colombia that was pertinent to Cooper's safety and a week later, the agent was killed. "


