Season 1, Episode 02: Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer — April 19–25, 1990

In an earlier article Dave Mack (csu@alembic.acs.com) quotes from the tape
to Dr. Jacoby from Laura:

%"James is sweet but he's so dumb. I should have met you a long time ago,
%Dr. Jacoby, because right now I can take just so much sweet. I just
%know I'm gonna get lost in those woods again tonight, I just know it.
%Remember me telling you about that Mystery Man? Well..."

%I assumed from this that Dr. Jacoby is helping Laura act out some of
%her not-so-sweet fantasies, one of which involves meeting the Mystery
%Man in the woods.

Could "lost in those woods tonight" be getting high on cocaine? Since
Laura's mother is a psychic, Laura may be somewhat psychic also. This man
might come to her in her dreams (which she would be telling the doctor
about) or in her cocaine induced altered state. The doctor could be
providing her with the drugs as part of her "therapy"; which he told the
sheriff her parents didn't know about.

Bruce
-- Bruce Bernhardt bernhard@vlsi.cs.umn.edu Dept. of Electrical Engineering 612/626-7162 University of Minnesota

Here are some more thoughts and possibilities.

1. The attacks on the two girls are not related.  Leo raped the second girl and
   that is why he had blood on his shirt.  The magazine in the safety deposit
   box look like a place where people advertise for sex.  Leo advertised in
   there and when he checked out his own ad, he recognised a girl from his
   own town and gave her a call.

2. The killer must be someone that we know because i can't beleive that
   david lynch would pull in some unknown person and an unrelated satanic
   plot just to provide us with someone to pin the blame on.  Therefore maybe
   the dream people (the indian looking guy and possibly the one armed man) are
   symbols for someone else.  For example, there are two other indians in the
   story, Hawk and the loony brother at the lodge (Have we ever actually had
   a good look at him??).

3. What excuse is special agent cooper going to use to hang around after the
   killer is found in order to continue the series as we know it??  (is there
   such thing as an FBI regular agent?)

Another theory on the hearts--

Perhaps, all of the young girls gave half hearts to their boyfriends.
That would mean that Laura, Donna, Ronnette all at sometime had a whole
heart, and James and the other guys all at some time possessed a half.
The Twin Peaks teen fad?

This is a really minor point unrelated to the murder:

Can someone tell me what the joke is about the millions of
donuts that are always neatly organized and stacked whenever the
sherrif and his men are meeting? 

In the pilot, right before Cooper went to sleep he was in the police
station with Truman and there must have been 50 donuts layed out. You`ll
see this again in this weeks episode (that's not a real spoiler, don't worry).

Eli

Some predictions to be disproven tonight:

- Cooper will disclose that the letter found under the first girl's
  fingernail was a 'J', throwing suspicion on characters from another
  network's prime time soap.

- The sheriff will be surprised when Lucy the receptionist has a 'W'
  under her fingernail, but then she explains its a current fad inspired
  by words to some popular song. Apparently Ronnette didn't hear the song.
  The fad is to put a letter unrelated to anything about you under a
  fingernail, and no word beginning with 'W' could apply to Lucy.

- Alburt, the other FBI man will show up and prove himself to be in that
  same mysterious cult as the deputy and "Big Ed". The cult has strange
  rituals of picking noses and playing charades.

- Bobby, Mike and Leo are putting together a ballet troup, practicing
  in Leo's unfinished home. We saw part of Leo's performance last week,
  spinning a sock over his wife's head to music on the radio.
  They call the troup the "Big Pussycats".

Next Week:

- Johnny graduates to fourth grade!

- Audrey discovers she likes Bulgaria!

- Cooper joins the ballet troup!

- Sarah get over her grief!

- Diane gets a letter for her fingernail.

"Kitty got a new collar" -- Laura Palmer.

Last night I talked to Scott Frost, Mark's brother,
and confirmed this answer:

What happens in the future has nothing to do with the
murderer revealed in the European pilot.  They had completed
the pilot without knowing that it was to be distributed in
Europe as a videotape; the folks involved with that declared
that they needed an ending, so they quickly trumped up an
ending for the European tape.


About tonight's program, #3...

It promises that extra touch that comes from being directed
by David Lynch.

I asked "Can you suggest something to look for in #3 that
can be disclosed without causing a serious bean spill?"

Answer:  "Let me think a minute...  Look for what the
relation is between Agent Cooper and the Dalai Lama."

Dalai Lama?????


----------------
Paul Raveling
Raveling@isi.edu

I missed the pilot episode.  Are there any synopses out there that someone could E-mail
to me?

MW

Sorry is this gets poste twice.  Who is this "one-armed man" that people
keep talking about?  I don't get it.

In article <40377@apple.Apple.COM> barr@Apple.COM (Ron Barr) writes:
> >I thought the scene where Johnny was dressed like an Indian chief pounding
> >his head into the dollhouse followed by his mother's refusal to see him was
> >one of the most disturbing scenes I've ever seen on TV and the first I've
> >ever seen that reminded me of "Eraserhead" in any move.

Whoa.  I missed this; can someone fill me in...

ann

In article <1990Apr19.151902.2265@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca> mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> >
> >
> >Can someone tell me what the joke is about the millions of
> >donuts that are always neatly organized and stacked whenever the
> >sherrif and his men are meeting? 

Aside from the surface joke of exaggerating the customs of policeman,
this is apparently a self-directed in-joke based on Lynch's own habit 
of massive sugar consumption.
-- Michael Travers / MIT Media Lab / mt@media-lab.media.mit.edu

Bob Schulman <bob@jupiter.com> asks:

Or did I take too long in making some popcorn?

Yep.  "Loss of blood" was the report, due to "non-specific numerous
wounds over a period of time" ...

/jordan

eli> Can someone tell me what the joke is about the millions of
eli> donuts that are always neatly organized and stacked whenever the
eli> sherrif and his men are meeting? 

Apparently, it's an in-joke about David Lynch being a sugar freak.

*Please* feel free to post this response. I can't post from my site.
---
=== Mike Schmelzer === xmjschm@mbcrr.harvard.edu ====== 617-732-3746 =======

In article <1990Apr18.203604.7881@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>, mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) oozed:
==> 
==> 1) The first scene from the pilot:
==> 
==> The way truman acted upon getting that phone call was pretty wierd. Instead
==> of asking 'who died' he asks 'where'. Why does he tell his secratary not to
==> tell anyone? It seems that he and Packard were expecting this.

i just watched the pilot again and i agree that this was strange.
i mean the guy who found the body could have been talking about
mrs. packard or her sister-in-law, not a unidentified body on the
beach.


-- ``Then we can sit around and sniff felt-tip markers and talk.'' teresae

In the preview, when Bobby is comforting Shelly Johnson (as Cooper
said, "is that Johnson with a J?"), he says (real slow, Bobby-like),
"if..he..ever..does..something..like..that..to..you..again....I'll..
kill..him".

What's interesting is that the accent is on "him", not on "kill"
(as in "I'll kill him too"). Or course maybe at that point in the
show he's already killed James or something.

- Adam Barr

In article <13162@csli.Stanford.EDU> podlozny@csli.stanford.edu (Ann Podlozny) writes:
> >In article <1993@zipeecs.umich.edu> liz@dip.eecs.umich.edu (Elizabeth Zaenger) writes:
>>> >>>i too, had heard lynch did not direct the second episode.  anyone
>> >>know if he will be directing any more of the series?
> >
> >I remember reading that of the 7 weekly shows (6 remaining), lynch
> >will direct two more...
> >
> >
> >
> >ap

You're almost right. In researching the show for the campus newspaper
I write for (Stanford's Release Magazine), I learned from the
publicist, as well as the actress who plays the Sheriff's secretary
that the only episodes this season that Lynch directed were the pilot
and episode 3 which will be aired tonight (4/19). 

-- Jordan

Well, there have been several good lines in the shows so far. I encourage
others to upload their favorites. Mine are below:

(Please correct them if they are mis-quoted, I don't have the shows taped)

"Don't take any oink oink off that pretty pig"
                     Bobby to Snake, in reference to Donna

"How was Marilyn Monroe connected to the Keneddys, and who pulled the trigger
on JFK?"
     D. Cooper to Diane

gene

eboneste@bbn.com (Liz Bonesteel) writes:
> >podlozny@csli.stanford.edu (Ann Podlozny) writes:
>> >>
>> >>am i the only one who
>> >>is a little bit suspicous about donna? she seems a little too
>> >>squeaky clean.
>> >>
>> >>ap

> >I've been suspicious of her too; but then I remember the blonde girl (Laura
> >Dern) from Blue Velvet.  Lynch seems to have a thing about juxtaposing the
> >outrageously sweet with the outrageously horrible.

I agree.  Also, the actress who plays Donna said in an interview that
she plays the good girl, which could be construed as a slip of the tongue
in such a mystery story.

I saw Blue Velvet for the first time this week, and was quite surprised
at the upbeat ending.  'Dune' also ended on a high note, so if you like
happy endings like I do, I'd guess we're in for another optimistic 
ending from Lynch.  (Not that he wrote Dune; but there's lots of ways
he could have ended that movie and still been true to Herbert's book)

++dale

lubofsky@aerospace.aero.org (Nick Lubofsky) writes:

> > ... would the FBI even get involved with just a couple of
> >local murders? 

Like I explained to my uncle on Easter:
When Cooper arrived in town, he remarked to Truman that it was lucky
for him [Truman] that Ronette had crossed the state line when she
wandered back over that bridge.  If it wasn't an interstate crime,
the FBI wouldn't have gotten involved.

++dale

I guess this question has been answered pretty well already, but I did
hear David Lynch interviewed on NPR and asked that exact question.  There's
no hidden meaning, just that it's "a policeman's dream."

In article <1990Apr19.124851.24918@cs.umn.edu> bernhard@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu (Bruce Bernhardt) writes:
> >In an earlier article Dave Mack (csu@alembic.acs.com) quotes from the tape
> >to Dr. Jacoby from Laura:
> >
> >%"James is sweet but he's so dumb. I should have met you a long time ago,
> >%Dr. Jacoby, because right now I can take just so much sweet. I just
> >%know I'm gonna get lost in those woods again tonight, I just know it.
> >%Remember me telling you about that Mystery Man? Well..."
> >
> >%I assumed from this that Dr. Jacoby is helping Laura act out some of
> >%her not-so-sweet fantasies, one of which involves meeting the Mystery
> >%Man in the woods.
> >
> >Could "lost in those woods tonight" be getting high on cocaine? Since
> >Laura's mother is a psychic, Laura may be somewhat psychic also. This man
> >might come to her in her dreams (which she would be telling the doctor
> >about) or in her cocaine induced altered state. The doctor could be
> >providing her with the drugs as part of her "therapy"; which he told the
> >sheriff her parents didn't know about.

I'm not convinced that Sarah Palmer's visions are anything more than
hallucinations brought on by grief over the death of her daughter.

As for the cocaine angle, Laura, Mike and Bobby are supposed to
deliver $20,000 to Leo. This is about what a pound of cocaine
would cost. I suspect that she didn't need to get it from Dr. Jacoby.

Jacoby's behavior, both in the hospital when he first met Cooper, and
later while he was listening to her tape, suggests that his relationship
with Laura was sexual. Both the tone and phrasing of Laura's message
to Jacoby made it sound like an invitation to meet her in the woods
the night of her murder. A pre-planned meeting with Dr. Jacoby would
also explain Laura's abrupt exit at the light at Spark's Wood and 21,
when she left James Hurley. She didn't want to be late for her 1 AM
appointment with the Mystery Man.

-- Dave Mack

In article <1990Apr16.215529.5495@Neon.Stanford.EDU>, georgeh@Neon.Stanford.EDU (George T Hu) writes:
> > 
> > I am a native of the Seattle area, and can pinpoint many of the
> > locations of Twin Peaks.  The shore where Laura was found, the
> > interior shots of the Great Northern, and some of the close exterior
> > shots are all filmed at Kiana Lodge, which is a small Indian lodge
> > across the Puget Sound from Seattle.  

The inconsistency (in addition to the wrong pitch of the foghorn) was how 
clean the beach was.  If it was the sort of tide to wash up a body, I'd 
expect to find a couple of bleach bottles, a dead seagull, and a used
condom or two.  

Markz@ssc.uucp

In article <334@van-bc.UUCP> sl@van-bc.UUCP (Stuart Lynne) writes:

(From this week's ep.)

> >
> > We get some insights into Agent
> > Coopers philosophy of detection (to say the least).
> >
> > And the ending is just weird. 

This is the best episode so far, in my opinion.  The dream sequence
was nothing short of brilliant.

sfw

(For the person who noted Ed and the Sherriff tapping their noses,
notice that Laura does the same thing in the dream.)
-- Stephen White sfwhite@watcgl.waterloo.edu

  You know, I was looking at the view for the opening of the show, and
it occurred to me that it didn't look like there were two peaks
in the mountain range...

ben@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Ben Fried) writes:

> > [...]

> >Oh, come on - "The Hidden" was a classic!  Alien-takes-over-bodies-and-
> >commits-crimes-while-good-guy-alien-cop-in-Kyle's-body-hunts-him-down!
> >Major plot!  Major action!  Major script!  Awesome cars!  Awesome guns!
> >What more could you want?

What about the stripper who, if I recall, screwed a guy to death.
Talk about awesome. :-)

Fil
--
Fil Salustrifil@me.utoronto.caUUCP: ...!utai!me!fil
                                     A is A

A couple things got me wondering tonight.
 
1st:  We hear Horne telling his brother Jerry that there
      is a new girl at One-Eyed Jack's who is fresh from
      the perfume counter.  Then we hear that Ronette had
      just quit her job at the perfume counter in a local
      store. Hmmm.
 
2nd:  Audrey Horne aska Donna if Laura ever spoke about her
      father.  Maybe she was working at One-Eyed Jack's for
      a while? What was he singing to her?
 
3rd:  Wer hear Audrey refer to the music as being quite dreamy
      (which it is) and then in Agent Cooper's dream the midget
      talks about there always being music where he and the Laura
      thing come from.  dreamy music...same music in a dream?
 
and I know it has been posted, but what is the name of the album with
the music from the show on it?
 
Scott "Cheesehead" Ladewig

After this weeks episode, I still claim that Audrey Horne is the
most interesting character (not just her body). I'm really hung
up on the diner scene. What was the point of it, everyone's wondering.
I think the key exchange is when silly Audrey becomes relatively serious
for a moment and asks "Did Laura ever talk about my father?" We'll learn
more about this later probably.

Everyone noticed the moosehead picture in Laura's room, right? It's just
Lynch bugging nitpickers again.

BTW, what exactly did Cooper say when he saw that bloody cloth or whateerv
it was?

Can anyone guess what's in those TWO ledgers? What's going on between Pete
and Josie?

What the hell does "I feel like I know her but sometimes my arms bend back."
mean? Lastly, why did Laura touch her nose? I apparently missed Ed and Sherrif
exchanging a nose touching. When was this?

Am I the only one pleasantly confused?

Eli

Just saw #3 (including pilot); wow!  I love this show.

1- Ed and sheriff Truman have something (possibly) illicit going on; otherwise
why wouldn't he have told Cooper about Ed's being slipped a Mickey the night
of the fight in the bar/stakeout?  At least I assume he didn't tell Cooper; 
Ed clearly didn't want to tell Truman while Cooper was around.  What's up
here?  Was Laura's nosetap in the dream tipping Cooper off about this?

2- The girl in shock (Ronnette P.) worked at "the perfume counter" until 
recently.  Ring a bell?  The new girl in the whorehouse was described as
`fresh from the perfume counter', or something like that.  Sounds like 
a recruitment office for One-Eyed Jack's.  
  Assume for a moment that Laura was working at the bordel; this *could*
explain:
- why she had sex with 3 men that night
- why Audrey's father "sang to her".  In the bordel, he waxed
  poetic with the Madame.  If he were one of Laura's clients,
  he may have been enamoured and sung `to' her in Audrey's
  hearing.  And yet he showed *so*little* surprise when he 
  heard Laura was found dead, which is itself suspicious.

In any case, I think that perfume counter business is a clear link between
Ronnette and the bordel.

3- Who do you think that other guy in the woods with Leo was?  possibly the
one Laura's mom sees and agent Cooper dreamed about...?

4- I think there's only one necklace.  The Doc just happened to be cruising
around the woods (maybe because he knew from the tapes that Laura hung out
in that area?) and saw/overheard Donna and James.  I think he's in love
with Laura, and he may be the Mystery Man she refers to.

Other clues yet to be discussed here are why Laura broke up with
James *that*night*, why Leo returned early from his trip,
the link to the other murder, the midget,... damn, there are a lot!

And my most oft repeated question whilst viewing; why don't Ed and Shelley
leave their respectively schizo and sadistic mates?  Geez.

- Brad

Lynch *had* to direct that episode.  Nobody else could have done that dream
sequence justice.

I wonder about a couple of things in that dream.  We heard the names Mike
and Bob--we already know a Mike and Bobby.  And about the "sometimes my arms
bend back" line--I have no idea what it means, but remember what we saw
Nadine doing to the rowing machine?

And apparently, that really was Laura's cousin, not Laura, in the dream,
since next week's TV guide says that Laura's cousin, who resembles her,
is going to show up.

Did anyone see the black shadow on the drapes during the last dream of
Cooper?

Any ideas as to what it is?

Nose touching? I missed this in the first two? episodes.

Another question- Why was the mother of Laura making the big deal
about "What's going on in this house" (as if not only her, her daughter
and the house is possesed) - when the father of Laura was dancing with
the portrait of Laura. 

Pennsylvania 6-5000?


Just thought these were some interesting points/questions.

Reply to:
jeff@arthur.WWU.EDU (internet)
n8743196@unicorn.WWU.EDU

In article <1990Apr20.155028.5078@wam.umd.edu> dmb@wam.umd.edu (David M. Baggett) writes:
> >The speech was not simply played backwards.  If you'll go back and listen
> >again, you'll see (hear?) that you can still make out the words.  If each
> >word had just been played backwards it would sound like complete
> >gibberish.
> >
> >It sounds like they took each word and randomly reversed segments here and
> >there.  Not too many though.

No.  What you do is

  (a) have each actor record all his/her lines normally

  (b) play them back reversed - sounds like gibberish

  (c) have each actor LEARN that gibberish by heart! i.e., learn to
      make the right mouth noises to imitate his/her backwards speech

  (d) record THAT

  (e) play the result *in reverse*.  The result is garbled squishy
      sounding "speech."

As a side effect, a lot of the physical action in the dream sequence,
including (I suspect) the dancing, was reverse-filmed.  The shots
of Cooper were normal.

You notice how sick and sad and old and deflated Cooper looked in the
dream sequence, as though they had given his face a layer of Bisquick
batter.  That's ERASERHEAD stuff, boys and girls.  And this sequence was
the most horrifically pure bit of Lynch "wrongness" I have seen since
EH.  He seems to have a hotline to the essence of nightmare.  There are
really two special Lynch "modes": one where you say "GACK! tee-hee! you
are a sick pup Mister," and one where you say in a VERY small voice,
"oh.  oh no.  stop that..."

  Someone on here, or maybe rec.arts.tv, said they had read the spoiler for the
series and knew who the killer was going to be. 
  Could that person (or anyone else who knows) please mail me who the killer is
going to be? NOT a complete synopsis of the series, just the name or descrip-
tion of the killer.
  And I do NOT want anyones guesses or theories. if you know absolutely for 
sure, such as being having seen a preview of the series or knowing David Lynch
personally, then please tell me... I'm not interest in dozens of messages of
"I think it is....."
 
Thanks in advance.
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                gary%maple.decnet@pine.circa.ufl.edu : Internet

  There was a beat-up VW van with a "Just Say Sho' To Drugs" bumper sticker
parked next to my ultra-cool black '65 Stingray Corvette with sheepskin seat
covers. I promptly planted a kilo of C-4 underneath its gas tank and once back
on University Avenue, detonated it, reducing the van and everything nearby into
a pile of charred scrap. Nobody parks piece-of-shit cars next to my wheels.

In article <334@van-bc.UUCP>, sl@van-bc.UUCP (Stuart Lynne) writes:
> >In article <13164@csli.Stanford.EDU> podlozny@csli.stanford.edu (Ann Podlozny) writes:
>> >>In article <331@van-bc.UUCP> sl@van-bc.UUCP (Stuart Lynne) writes:
>>> >>>In this week's episode it's pretty obvious that Leo is aware of what Bobby
>> >>    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> >>where are you seeing this stuff?  who do you know? work for? sleep
>> >>with? buy off? kill? steal from? you get my drift...
> >
> >Nothing that sordid, CKVU is the local broadcaster (Vancouver BC) and they
> >are showing it at 10:00 PM Tuesday. 
 
  Hey, not to be bitchy, but if you're seeing these episodes early, could you
hold off on posting them until Thursday nights? I don't want to read any 
spoilers for upcoming episodes... And I don't think you're going to have a lot
of people to discuss it with anyways...
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                gary%maple.decnet@pine.circa.ufl.edu : Internet

  There was a beat-up VW van with a "Just Say Sho' To Drugs" bumper sticker
parked next to my ultra-cool black '65 Stingray Corvette with sheepskin seat
covers. I promptly planted a kilo of C-4 underneath its gas tank and once back
on University Avenue, detonated it, reducing the van and everything nearby into
a pile of charred scrap. Nobody parks piece-of-shit cars next to my wheels.

In article <772@Intrepid.ECE.UKans.EDU>, bgingric@Intrepid.ECE.UKans.EDU (Barry Gingrich) writes:
> >In article <1990Apr18.203604.7881@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca> mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
>> >>5) Why isn't anyone here talking about Audrey Horne and her brother? She
>> >>is pretty damn important. She knows alot. How else would she know that
>> >>laura was found 'face down'?
> >
> >Well, I don't think it's that important.  I think she was just making
> >it sound more interesting for her audience.  Sounds more dramatic, don't
> >you think?  And she was going for a dramatic effect.  
> >
> >Also, just because we don't see it on the screen doesn't mean it
> >doesn't happen in the story.  She could have heard from several folk.
> >News travels fast in a small town. 
 
  I doubt that. This is a David Lynch story, not typical cheap TV. He's pretty
damn careful about details like that, plus there are some other clues to throw
suspicion on her, such as her reaction upon hearing of Laura's death at school.
And tonight's episode makes me suspect that she either did it, or saw who did
it, or has some other knowledge of Laura's death...
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                gary%maple.decnet@pine.circa.ufl.edu : Internet

  There was a beat-up VW van with a "Just Say Sho' To Drugs" bumper sticker
parked next to my ultra-cool black '65 Stingray Corvette with sheepskin seat
covers. I promptly planted a kilo of C-4 underneath its gas tank and once back
on University Avenue, detonated it, reducing the van and everything nearby into
a pile of charred scrap. Nobody parks piece-of-shit cars next to my wheels.

In article <1990Apr19.124851.24918@cs.umn.edu>, bernhard@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu (Bruce Bernhardt) writes:
> >Could "lost in those woods tonight" be getting high on cocaine? Since
> >Laura's mother is a psychic, Laura may be somewhat psychic also. This man
> >might come to her in her dreams (which she would be telling the doctor
> >about) or in her cocaine induced altered state. The doctor could be
> >providing her with the drugs as part of her "therapy"; which he told the
> >sheriff her parents didn't know about.
 
   Where do you people come UP with these ideas?? Jeeeez... There always has to
be some complex, hidden meaning...
   Considering that the town of Twin Peaks iis SURROUNDED by woods, and that
the boxcar where Laura may have been killed is located right next to them, I
don't see why it would refer to cocaine usage. THat is to oblique, and stretches
things too much.
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                gary%maple.decnet@pine.circa.ufl.edu : Internet

  There was a beat-up VW van with a "Just Say Sho' To Drugs" bumper sticker
parked next to my ultra-cool black '65 Stingray Corvette with sheepskin seat
covers. I promptly planted a kilo of C-4 underneath its gas tank and once back
on University Avenue, detonated it, reducing the van and everything nearby into
a pile of charred scrap. Nobody parks piece-of-shit cars next to my wheels.

In article <54181@microsoft.UUCP>, adamba@microsoft.UUCP (Adam BARR) writes:
> >In the preview, when Bobby is comforting Shelly Johnson (as Cooper
> >said, "is that Johnson with a J?"), he says (real slow, Bobby-like),
> >"if..he..ever..does..something..like..that..to..you..again....I'll..
> >kill..him".
> >What's interesting is that the accent is on "him", not on "kill"
> >(as in "I'll kill him too"). Or course maybe at that point in the
> >show he's already killed James or something.
 
  Well, as we should all know now, the emphasis on "him" was because of what
Leo's wife had said about Leo killing her and Bobby if he ever found out they
were fooling around..
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                gary%maple.decnet@pine.circa.ufl.edu : Internet

  There was a beat-up VW van with a "Just Say Sho' To Drugs" bumper sticker
parked next to my ultra-cool black '65 Stingray Corvette with sheepskin seat
covers. I promptly planted a kilo of C-4 underneath its gas tank and once back
on University Avenue, detonated it, reducing the van and everything nearby into
a pile of charred scrap. Nobody parks piece-of-shit cars next to my wheels.

In article <1990Apr20.031922.982@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>, mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> >Everyone noticed the moosehead picture in Laura's room, right? It's just
> >Lynch bugging nitpickers again.
 
  What huh? Where was Laura's room? What moosehead picture? Damn it, now I have
to watch the episode again...
  By the way, anyone else notice that in the Jack With One Eye, the pool table
light had a BUNCH of deer antlers attached to it... and in the Pilot, there was
a deers head on the table at the bank... interesting, these are also the only
two episodes directed by David Lynch...
 
> >BTW, what exactly did Cooper say when he saw that bloody cloth or whateerv
> >it was?
 
  Something like "Look at that"... damn, I have such a crappy memory...
 
> >Can anyone guess what's in those TWO ledgers? What's going on between Pete
> >and Josie?
 
  THe two ledgers are there because C/katherine is getting the land-owner to do
some "creative mathmatics" with the ledger... in other words, making it look
like the sawmill is losing money. Apparently, Pete is allied with Josie 
against Catherine, who has shown herself to be a class A-1 bitch so far... That
line where she says "Go to your room!", brrrrrrrrrr!
 
> >What the hell does "I feel like I know her but sometimes my arms bend back."
> >mean? Lastly, why did Laura touch her nose? I apparently missed Ed and Sherrif
> >exchanging a nose touching. When was this?
 
  That's from the special ending made for the movie pilot which is going to be
distributed on video in Europe (and maybe in America, he said desperately). I
think the line is just more of Lynch's surrealism...
 
> >Am I the only one pleasantly confused?
 
  You and millions of others, that's all...
===============================================================================
                gary%maple.decnet@pine.circa.ufl.edu : Internet

  There was a beat-up VW van with a "Just Say Sho' To Drugs" bumper sticker
parked next to my ultra-cool black '65 Stingray Corvette with sheepskin seat
covers. I promptly planted a kilo of C-4 underneath its gas tank and once back
on University Avenue, detonated it, reducing the van and everything nearby into
a pile of charred scrap. Nobody parks piece-of-shit cars next to my wheels.

I carelessly left my VCR on the wrong channel last night.

In the Dalai Lama rock throwing scene, whose name was called
when the trash can was hit?

I remember that when Johnny Horne's name was called, the crying
detective got hit with the rock in the head. VERRRY SIGNIFICANT!

There were a bunch of other "J"'s left out: Jacques the bartender,
Julie the concierge, J... the singer.

Some other things I noticed that I haven't seen posted:

Cooper touched the sheriff's nose!

Lucy was reading a book entitled "Tibet" when Albert showed up.

Perhaps the red color of the after-life room in the dream scene
with the dwarf and Laura is meaningful?

The scene in the pilot where Bobby and Donna bury the half-heart has
obvious symbolism no one posted: a symbol of burying Laura with the
white stone as the tombstone! Perhaps the mother (Sarah) awoke screaming
because her daughter was coming back (i.e. her cousin) symbolized by
the gloved hand removing the heart from under the stone.

I noted this quote from Laura's diary before: "Kitty got a new collar."
Its just above the key "Day One". The Palmers don't have a cat, maybe
Kitty = Catherine the sister-in-law?

In article <0093577C.08A8AE20@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU> gary@@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
> >  I doubt that. This is a David Lynch story, not typical cheap TV. He's pretty
> >damn careful about details like that, plus there are some other clues to throw
> >suspicion on her, such as her reaction upon hearing of Laura's death at school.
> >And tonight's episode makes me suspect that she either did it, or saw who did
> >it, or has some other knowledge of Laura's death...

I don't doubt that she knows more than we've found out so far.  She may
have even had something to do with it, thought I don't really think so.
If your home life was as wacky as hers, you'd probably be a little bit 
off as well.

My point is, the "face down" bit is very iffy.  Just because she knew LP
was face down doesn't mean she did it.  There are plenty of other reasons
that she is suspicious without going after something nit-picky like this.
(My God!  They both had hair!  She *had* to do it! :-)  

Now watch me be wrong, and this turns out to be crucial.

-- - Barry gingrich%tisl@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu OR bgingric@Intrepid.ECE.UKans.EDU

In article <1990Apr19.215116.12834@uokmax.uucp>, gejohann@uokmax.uucp (Gene Edward Johannsen) writes:
> > Well, there have been several good lines in the shows so far. I encourage
> > others to upload their favorites.

Here's another classic:

Cooper: "Who's that lady with the log?"

Truman: "We call her the Log Lady."

In article <00935785.54E61C60@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU> gary@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
> >  By the way, anyone else notice that in the Jack With One Eye, the pool table
> >light had a BUNCH of deer antlers attached to it... and in the Pilot, there was
> >a deers head on the table at the bank... interesting, these are also the only
> >two episodes directed by David Lynch...

And I'd swear that the door handle to Cooper's hotel room was made 
from deer antlers.  I'm really starting to wonder if they're significant.  

Wild speculation:

     Antlers == Horns ----> Hornes ----> Ben and Jerry

Could be a clue, and it's more direct than some...  
Now, if the cops were just eating ice cream instead of
donuts, then we'd *know* it was Ben and Jerry....
-- - Barry gingrich%tisl@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu OR bgingric@Intrepid.ECE.UKans.EDU

In article <1990Apr20.031922.982@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca> mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> >After this weeks episode, I still claim that Audrey Horne is the
> >most interesting character (not just her body). I'm really hung
> >up on the diner scene. What was the point of it, everyone's wondering.
> >I think the key exchange is when silly Audrey becomes relatively serious
> >for a moment and asks "Did Laura ever talk about my father?" We'll learn
> >more about this later probably.

Could this be implying that Laura hung out at that brothel that we saw
Ben and Jerry going to at the start of last night's show?  I think so.

> >Can anyone guess what's in those TWO ledgers? What's going on between Pete
> >and Josie?

Obviously the woman who is managing the Packard Sawmill (forgot her
name, sorry) is fiddling the books.  One is probably the true accounts
and the other is the version that she shows to Josie...

> >Am I the only one pleasantly confused?

Definitely not!

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OK, we all know the murderer can't be anyone too obvious (yet) or the series
would be over too soon (and doesn't make as much money).  People who are too
obvious: Leo, Mike, the Shrink, and Ed's wife.  People who don't seem like
they would do it and are therefore mighty suspicious: Sherif Truman, his
girlfriend (sorry about names- they slip my mind), Big Ed, Agent Cooper,
Laura's best friend (ouch, I'm really sorry about the names).  Sheriff Truman
and his girlfriend are already implicated in some dirty doings that look
tangential to the murder (who isn't).  Possibly they already know who did it
but they would have to reveal their own activities to prove it.  Agent Cooper
probably didn't have the opportunity.  That leaves Laura's best friend...
---Groundhog

mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> >After this weeks episode, I still claim that Audrey Horne is the
> >most interesting character (not just her body)

Back in the pilot, when Laura's death was announced in class, Audrey
didn't seem surprised.  As I recall she and James Hurley exchanged 
glances a couple times.  (I think it was Hurley).

I don't think Audrey was directly involved, but maybe she witnessed
something?

dale

 Dale Wyttenbach     |...rutgers!umn-cs!wytten
 wytten@cs.umn.edu     |   wytten@umnacvx.bitnet
Computer Science Department Systems Staff--University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

In article <22379@bellcore.bellcore.com> wwd@cellar.UUCP (Bill Donahue) writes:
> >I remember that when Johnny Horne's name was called, the crying
> >detective got hit with the rock in the head. VERRRY SIGNIFICANT!

I loved the bit where they announced Leo's name, the bottle shattered
and suddenly the light, funny scene turned dark and ominous in a
matter of seconds...  Lynch is truly the master of the mood.

> >Perhaps the red color of the after-life room in the dream scene
> >with the dwarf and Laura is meaningful?

Any good English major will tell you that red is the symbol for
menstruation.  Of course it didn't mean anything!  It just looked
nice.

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In article <185@beguine.UUCP> Robert.Berry@samba.acs.unc.edu (BBS Account) writes:
> >I guess this question has been answered pretty well already, but I did
> >hear David Lynch interviewed on NPR and asked that exact question.  There's
> >no hidden meaning, just that it's "a policeman's dream."

I heard that same story on NPR, but was distracted during part of
it.  However, I remember him also saying something about the character
who prepares the donuts like that---that the donuts being stacked
like that is kind of demonstrative of her personality, I just
can't remember what aspect of her personality he was referring to.
I hadn't watched any Twin Peaks episodes when I heard this, so
I didn't pay close enough attention to get the details.

-Yvonne
-- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Yvonne Van Olphen -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= University of Texas at Austin CS Dept. yvo@cs.utexas.edu =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

/ hpldola:alt.tv.twin-peaks / Robert.Berry@samba.acs.unc.edu (BBS Account) / 11:23 am  Apr 18, 1990 /

> > Incidentally, Lynch sure does stick with actors he likes, doesn't
> > he?  Not only Kyle McLachlan, but also Jack Nance of Eraserhead.

What about the woman who played Mary in Eraserhead, i.e., Jack Nance's
young bride-to-be and the proud mother of his illegitimate baby (or
was it a baby)?  Does she also play in Twin Peaks?


Patrick Chkoreff   719-590-5983
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In article <1990Apr20.031922.982@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca> mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> >
> >After this weeks episode, I still claim that Audrey Horne is the
> >most interesting character (not just her body). I'm really hung
> >up on the diner scene. What was the point of it, everyone's wondering.
> >I think the key exchange is when silly Audrey becomes relatively serious
> >for a moment and asks "Did Laura ever talk about my father?" We'll learn
> >more about this later probably.
> >
Guess:  Laura was involved with the jack with one eye and can tie
Catherine into it.  Catherine sic'ed Leo onto Laura.  He approached
her after hearing from the Doctor or hearing the Doctor's tapes and
finding out her innermost fantasy.

> >BTW, what exactly did Cooper say when he saw that bloody cloth or whateerv
> >it was?

He saw it in his dream later on... (it was briefly flashed)
> >
> >Can anyone guess what's in those TWO ledgers? What's going on between Pete
> >and Josie?

Nothing except that Pete wants to get back at Catherine for the way
she treats him.  The ledgers may ahve tied Catherine into the Jack with
One Eye and cocaine traficking?

The rock throwing was by far the funniest and most bizarre scene on TV
this year.  Some notes, I think he hit the sheriff after hearing Shelly
Johnson (perhaps his link in the case?).  When he said Dr. JAcoby, he
noted that the bottle fell down.

> >
> >What the hell does "I feel like I know her but sometimes my arms bend back."
> >mean? Lastly, why did Laura touch her nose? I apparently missed Ed and Sherrif
> >exchanging a nose touching. When was this?
> >

Shit, I wanna know if the dwarf is supposed to be the Dali Lama?! "but
sometimes my arms bend back..." - people will be analyzing THAT one for
a week.

Favorite quote:  "Ed, you big lug"
2nd Favorite quote: "Damn good coffee!  and hot too!"
Midget:  "Let's Rock!"
(why was  he warming his hands up?)

> >Am I the only one pleasantly confused?
> >
> >Eli

In article <14984@s.ms.uky.edu> jkolasa@ms.uky.edu (James Kolasa) writes:
> >                                                               I did hear
> >someone else say she thought the portion was simply aired in reverse.  
> >Anyone else hear this?  Clarification is desired.

The speech was not simply played backwards.  If you'll go back and listen
again, you'll see (hear?) that you can still make out the words.  If each
word had just been played backwards it would sound like complete
gibberish.

It sounds like they took each word and randomly reversed segments here and
there.  Not too many though.  They could have done this with a sampler
or by doing the Beatles' Mr. Kite thing of cutting the tape and splicing
it back together in funny ways.

Everything looked jerky during the dream sequence.  At first I thought
this was just caused by the weird strobe lighting, but in retrospect I
think they just cut (tiny) pieces out of the film here and there and
spliced them back in.  In other words, the splicing they did to change
the audio also changed the video.  (But since humans don't see as
"quickly" as they hear, the effect is more subtle.)  Take a careful look 
at the dancing.

Did anyone think that Cooper looked like a wax figure in that scene,
or was it just my TV?

Dave Baggett
dmb@cscwam.umd.edu

So Cooper carefully measures off 60 feet 6 inches,
the distance from the pitching rubber to home plate,
and uses the Tibetan palm-ball -- or palm rock --
to investigate.

In the flashes of the "J" suspects, there appeared
to be something sticking out of Doc Jacoby's left ear.
Could anyone identify it?  It reminded me of a log.

Was it also my imagination, or was there a reflection
of a vertical log in Josie Packard's left eye?


----------------
Paul Raveling
Raveling@isi.edu

In article <0093577B.A916BCE0@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU> gary@@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
>> >>Nothing that sordid, CKVU is the local broadcaster (Vancouver BC) and they
>> >>are showing it at 10:00 PM Tuesday. 
> > 
> >  Hey, not to be bitchy, but if you're seeing these episodes early, could you
> >hold off on posting them until Thursday nights? I don't want to read any 
> >spoilers for upcoming episodes... And I don't think you're going to have a lot
> >of people to discuss it with anyways...

I don't think you really have anything to complain about, Stuart
delimited the spoiler parts of his article with ^L's and a "spoiler"
warning as per USENET custom.  You won't see any spoilers unless you
choose to ignore the warning.

--jtc
-- J.T. Conklin UniFax Communications Inc. ...!{uunet,ubc-cs}!van-bc!jtc, jtc@wimsey.bc.ca

In article <00935785.54E61C60@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU>,
gary@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
> > In article <1990Apr20.031922.982@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>,
mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
>> > >Everyone noticed the moosehead picture in Laura's room, right? It's just
>> > >Lynch bugging nitpickers again.
> >  
> >   What huh? Where was Laura's room? What moosehead picture? ...
...
> >   By the way, anyone else notice that in the Jack With One Eye, the
pool table
> > light had a BUNCH of deer antlers attached to it... and in the Pilot,
there was
> > a deers head on the table at the bank... interesting, these are also the only
> > two episodes directed by David Lynch...

Maybe these are symbols of a little wildlife in the woods?
The deer head was so blatantly conspicuous that it ought to
have some significance.

The antler chandelier wouldn't be too surprising for non-plot
reasons.  There's a small company in Jackson Hole, Wyoming,
that makes these, mainly using elk antlers.  They're popular
enough to be a natural find in a woodsy western lodges and bars --
or a place like the Jack.


----------------
Paul Raveling
Raveling@isi.edu

Now this has to have been the weirdest episode so far.  What with Cooper's
"method" for narrowing down the list of suspects and his rather revealing
dream (the sequence which was his most "Eraserhead" like so far).

For those who are interested, I played the dream sequence over several times
and wrote it down:

[ Open on Cooper sitting in a chair in a red curtained room.  He looks
  over and sees someone with their back turned to him.  He is wearing
  a red jacket he looks strangely distorted and is quivering.  We hear 
  a strange shuffling sound, plus someone crying out in muffled tones: 
  "Laura! Laura!" ]

[ Flash Through: several short, almost subliminal, scenes:

Laura's mom descending a staircase
Man (Bob) at the foot of the bed (from Laura's mom's visions)
Murder scene (lots of blood)
Laura's dead body ]

[ Cut To: The one armed man (Mike) standing in a dark room (possibly
  the morgue?) ]

Mike:Through the darkness of future past
The magician longs to see
One chance opts(?) between two worlds
FIRE WALK WITH ME

We lived among the people
I think you say "Convenience Store"
We lived above it
I mean it like it is, and it sounds

I too have been touched by the devilish one
Tatooed on the left shouldier
Oh, but when I saw the face of God.
I was changed

I took the entire arm off

My name is Mike
His name is Bob

[ Cut To: "Bob" (man at foot of bed in previous vision) in another dark
  room (from all the pipes I'd guess a boiler room?) ]

Bob:Mike!  Mike!
Can you hear me?

Catch you with my death bag  (I have no idea what this means)

You may think I've gone insane
But I promise, I will kill again

[ Cut To: Circle of candles being blown out ]

[ Cut Back To: red curtained room with Cooper in chair.  Again we hear
  rubbing sound.  He sees the man with his back turned to him again.
  He then looks over and sees Laura Palmer (or someone who looks like 
  Laura Palmer) sitting in another chair, looking at him.  

  The man turns around and we discover he is a dwarf (explains the
  weird distortion effect) (Personal note: I found the picture of the 
  back of the man extremely uncomfortable to the eyes because he was 
  wearing a red jacket that blended into the background, he was a
  dwarf (which made it look like the picture was distorted), and he
  was quivering (from rubbing his hands).  Excellent use of visuals.) 
  
  I believe the dwarf is listed in the credits as "The Man From 
  Nowhere" 
  
  The dwarf speaks in a strangely distorted speech that is some weird
  form of backward masking.  However, some of the words sound like
  they are being played forward.  As he speaks there are subtitles 
  translating what he says.  Also, the film of him seems to be playing
  backwards at some points]

Dwarf:Let's Rock!

[ He sits down and begins rubbing his hands again, but slowly this
  time.  Cooper looks over at Laura(?) and she touches her finger to
  her nose.  In the background we see the shadow of something pass
  across the curtain (a bird?) ]

Dwarf:I've got good news.
That gum you like is going to come back in style.

[Looks at Laura] She's my cousin.

[Looks at Cooper] But doesn't she look almost exactly like
Laura Palmer?

Cooper: [normal, non-distorted voice] But, it is Laura Palmer.
[To Laura] Are you Laura Palmer?

Laura: [distorted voice with subtitles, like dwarf] I feel like I know
her, but sometimes my arms bend back.

Dwarf:She's filled with secrets

Where we're from, the birds sing a pretty song
And there's always music in the air.

[ dreamy jazz music starts and dwarf gets up and starts dancing
  around the room ]

[ Laura gets up and walks over to Cooper, kisses him, and then
  whispers something in his ear. ]


Cooper then wakes up and calls the Sherrif, telling him that he knows
who killed Laura Palmer but that it can wait till morning.  Fade out
on him snapping his fingers to the beat of the dreamy jazz music in
his dream.
-- Chris Andersen (..!uunet!sequent!toontown!chris) "life is like arriving late for a movie, having to figure out what was going on without bothering everybody with a lot of questions, and then being unexpectedly called away before you find out how it ends."

** Flame on **
In article <00935781.3A37CE80@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU>,
gary@@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
> >Where do you people come UP with these ideas?? Jeeeez... There always has to
> >be some complex, hidden meaning...

And in the very next article <0093577C.08A8AE20@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU>,
gary@@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
> >I doubt that. This is a David Lynch story, not typical cheap TV. He's pretty
> >damn careful about details like that [...]

So which is it buddy? This show is complex, no doubt about it. It could all
be Lynch's idea of a big joke on the American public, but I doubt it and I
don't care anyway. The question doesn't have to be whether Lynch or anybody
else did it on purpose, but what the effect is on you (us). You don't want
to look for complex hidden meanings, you hit 'n'.
** Flame off **

In other news, did anybody else find the effect used in the dream sequence
very interesting? I mean the way it was edited to be "jumpy", as if every
so often frames had been dropped. Also, the views of Agent Cooper's face
were strangely distorted; I couldn't tell if it was makeup or an electronic
effect. Unfortunately, as has been made clear by others, that's it for the
Lynch-directed episodes.
-- George Ferguson ARPA: ferguson@cs.rochester.edu University of Rochester UUCP: {decvax,rutgers}!rochester!ferguson Rochester NY 14627 VOX: (716) 275-2527

In article <9004201323.AA11572@gaffa.MIT.EDU>, jsd@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (King
Hell Wombat) writes:
> > In article <22379@bellcore.bellcore.com> wwd@cellar.UUCP (Bill
Donahue) writes:
> > 
> > Any good English major will tell you that red is the symbol for
> > menstruation.  Of course it didn't mean anything!  It just looked
> > nice.

I'm not so sure.  That scene reminded me of a surrealistic
version of a place like the bordello.  Besides lighting,
it had a sitting room with a reasonably appropriate statue
of a nude, suggestions of pleasure by the dwarf...

Could it also have suggested a mildly satanic atmosphere?
The contorted speech, the shadow passing through when "Laura"
beckons by touching her nose... ???  And why had Cooper been
aged by wrinkling his skin in the dream?


----------------
Paul Raveling
Raveling@isi.edu

A few observations:
1) Ronnette recently  quit the  perfume counter and  lo  and behold
we have a new girl from the perfume counter at the whore house!!

2) Did Leo know that guy was in the woods when he met bobby and mike?

3)  Midget says "where we're from the birds sing  pretty songs andf
there is music in the air" .   Norway? Nahhhh.

4) Notice the music inthe dream scene is the same as Audrey's favorite
song. Also notice Cooper snaps his fingers to it when he  wakes up
implying that that was very key to his recognition.

5) The scene with  Leland bawling over Laura's picture  seemed more than
just grief.I think there is an  element of guilt. He didn't
kill her  but soemhow seems responsible.  Note the symbolism
of the smearing  the blood from  his  hand on  the picture.
He's got blood on  his  hands, folks.

6) Notice the circled R and T onthe blackboard? T..R..U..M..A..N?

     Just when I think I have things figured out, Lynch has to go and 
throw that dream sequence in!  What a fantastic scene!  But, there are a 
couple of things I just can't figure out.  Anyone who has solid ideas as 
to the answers, please post.

1.  Who is the dwarf supposed to be?  He says that where he and the girl 
(maybe Laura maybe
her cousin) come from, there is music playing all the time.  Is this 
supposed to be some reference to a spritual world, or something more 
mundane like a bar or maybe a *bordello*?

2.  Who was the dude with the beard that spoke to Cooper in the dream?  He 
said something like that he had been touched by the evil one as well.  
What does that mean?

3.  In the dream, the blonde guy who swore he would kill again I *think* 
is the same guy that Laura's mother had the hallucinations about.  He 
would seem to be the murderer, but what is his relation to the one-armed 
man?

4.  What was said about the one-armed man in the dream?  I recall that he 
was mentioned, either by the guy with the beard or the blonde killer dude, 
but I don't remember the specifics, and I didn't tape the episode.


Confused Again,
Chris Krohn

In article <T45126.90Apr19091051@iemisi.dhc> t45126@iemisi.dhc (John Durko) writes:
   Therefore maybe
   the dream people (the indian looking guy and possibly the one armed man) are
   symbols for someone else.



But we've already seen the one-armed man in 'real life'...in the hospital...










ann

Someone asked about the stone hitting the deputy on the head when the
Audrey's non compos mentis brother was mentioned.  I suppose the point
is that the inner direction Cooper was receiving when he heard the
name of someone with "rocks in the head" caused the ricochet?  Probably
nothing more sinister in this.

In article <14984@s.ms.uky.edu> jkolasa@ms.uky.edu (James Kolasa) writes:
I did hear
someone else say she thought the portion was simply aired in reverse.  
Anyone else hear this?  Clarification is desired.

I read (and of course I don't remember where; it couldhave been on here
somewhere, but I'll look around to verify) that they actually filmed
the sequence *in reverse* and then played it back forward.  That would
explain the jerky movements and the speech.

I almost wish they hadn't had the subtitles...although for clarity
sake.  Do you think Cooper saw them in his dream?

In article <1990Apr20.155028.5078@wam.umd.edu> dmb@wam.umd.edu (David M. Baggett) writes:
Did anyone think that Cooper looked like a wax figure in that scene,
or was it just my TV?

Yeah; he looked like he was supposed to look really old (as another poster
mentioned).  It was all kind of creepy.  I really hope it doesn't turn into
some satanic cult thing, cuz then I'll be too scared to watch and have
nightmares.  I'm such a wimp.

ann

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   In article <8155@hydra.gatech.EDU>, mmitchel@msd.gatech.edu (Mark A. Mitchell) writes:
   > }
   > }Hey!!! Am I crazy or am I the only one who noticed a non-verbal signal
   > }(during the second episode) between a policeman and the owner of the
   > }gas station (Ed) while Ed was bailing out James at the police station.
   > }The signal was a touch of the nose a la "The Sting."
   > 
   Yes, I saw that.  Wonder what that's about?   Why did the policeman only
   follow the one-armed man to the door and not go further?

   Sharon Blanton

we see this again (by laura) in cooper's dream sequence ..   what does
it mean??!!

-Paul Nakada
pnakada@oracle.com

In article <5783@scolex.sco.COM> hannan@sco.COM (hanna nelson) writes:
> >
> >In article <1990Apr18.203604.7881@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>, mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) oozed:
> >==> 
> >==> 1) The first scene from the pilot:
> >==> 
> >==> The way truman acted upon getting that phone call was pretty wierd. Instead
> >==> of asking 'who died' he asks 'where'. Why does he tell his secratary not to
> >==> tell anyone? It seems that he and Packard were expecting this.
> >
> >i just watched the pilot again and i agree that this was strange.
> >i mean the guy who found the body could have been talking about
> >mrs. packard or her sister-in-law, not a unidentified body on the
> >beach.
> >

I just reviewed my tape of episode 0 (the movie) to check this out and
here's what I see:

1. Body >is< face down, and being smart, Pete doesn't touch it.  He
might have not known who it was from his quick glance at her plastic
covered back.

2. We don't hear all of the phone conversation.  We hear Pete talk to
Lucy, Lucy talk to Harry, and then Pete says, "She's dead!  Wrapped in
plastic!"  Then (here's the important part you missed) we see Harry and
he says to slow down, wait a minute.  Pete says something we don't
hear.  Harry says "Where?" Pete says something else we don't hear.
Harry says he'll be over and leaves.

3. I think Pete explained who he thought it was and then where it was.
This makes Harry's actions totally normal.

This brings up two more points:

At the end of episode 1, Dr. J is listening to the tapes and we hear it
just fine 'til he puts on his headphones.

At the end of episode 2, we hear everything fine except whatever Laura
whispered to Cooper, which apparently told him who the killer was.

It's true that we get a different batch of information than the
characters because of our broader view, but we don't always get >more<
information.

---
Allen BraunsdorfPurdue University Computing Center
cc.purdue.edu!ahgUNIX Systems Programmer

In article <1128@jupiter.UUCP> bob@jupiter.UUCP (Bob Schulman) writes:

   Maybe I missed it, but I haven't seen any info on HOW Laura died.
   What was in the coroner's report? Or did I take too long in
   making some popcorn?

Didn't she die from loss of blood?  I seem to remember that she bled
to death from all of her small wounds

-Paul Nakada
pnakada@oracle.com

> >I noted this quote from Laura's diary before: "Kitty got a new collar."
> >Its just above the key "Day One". The Palmers don't have a cat, maybe
> >Kitty = Catherine the sister-in-law?

Could Kitty be refering to The One Eye Jack?  The madame's name is Blackie, 
and all the girls wore things around their necks, like collars.

Just an idea.

Missie Williams

In article <10430@sun.udel.edu> skip@sun.udel.edu (Allen P Haughay Jr) writes:

 :The forest scene with Bobby and Mike going out for a pass had me on the edge
 :of my seat.

YEAH!  And I must say that that whole scene, walking into the woods,
the flashlights, the angles, the non-lighting was absolutely amazing.
All of a sudden its over and you realize you're holding your breath...

 :Lynch was in rare form, with his obsession for repeated rhythmic sounds...
 :the droning of the guy with autism, the midget's hand rubbing.

I thought that noise from the hand rubbing sounded like someone running 
wet fingers around the rim of a crystal glass...you know that humming
it makes?  And did you notice Donna running her fingers around the rim
of her coffee cup?  something made me remember that; perhaps its nothing.

ann

In article <00935785.54E61C60@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU> gary@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
>> >>Can anyone guess what's in those TWO ledgers? What's going on between Pete
>> >>and Josie?
> > 
> >  THe two ledgers are there because C/katherine is getting the land-owner to do
> >some "creative mathmatics" with the ledger... in other words, making it look
> >like the sawmill is losing money. 
> > 

  I think that Catherine is making it look like the sawmill isn't losing money,
when in reality it is losing money.  Catherine wants the sawmill to lose money.

  She is currently the one who is in charge of the books.  So if she makes it
look like the sawmill isn't losing money, Josie will continue to let Catherine
run it.

  That's just my idea. It may not be correct and it may not matter at all.

Missie Williams

In article <1990Apr20.132053.15789@cs.umn.edu> wytten@cs.umn.edu (Dale Wyttenbach) writes:
> >
> >Back in the pilot, when Laura's death was announced in class, Audrey
> >didn't seem surprised.  As I recall she and James Hurley exchanged 
> >glances a couple times.  (I think it was Hurley).
> >

I believe it was Donna and James that exchanged glances.  Audrey just sat there
and smirked.

Missie Williams

I, like some others posting to this list, am having a difficult time keeping
track of the characters from episode to episode. Maybe it'd be helpful to keep
a list. I've made a stab below, please add and correct at will and I'll try to
keep it up-to-date. I suggest posting additions to the group instead of 
sending them to me; I'll watch for corrections to the corrections.

 Special Agent Dale Cooper     (FBI Agent - our 'hero')
 Sheriff Truman                (County Sheriff)
 Lucy                          (Sheriff's dept. dispatcher? Admin Asst?)
 Andy                          (the Crying Deputy)
 (deputy # 2)                  (the one with long hair)

 Albert Rosenfield             (Special FBI forensics team)
  and two guys

 Laura Palmer                  (murder victim)
 (Laura's Mom)                 (Laura's Mom)
 Leland Palmer                 (Laura's Dad, involved in real estate
                                deal with Ben Horne)

 Ben Horne                     (sleazoid deal maker)
 (Mrs. Horne)                  (Ben's wife)
 Jerry Horne                   (brother to Ben)
 Johnny Horne                  (autistic child of the Hornes who was
                                helped by Laura Palmer)
 Audrey Horne                  (daughter; was not friendly with Laura)

 Bobby ( )                     (Titular boyfriend of Laura, quarterback
                               and apparent coke dealer)
 (Bobby's Buddy)               (Football player and jerk)

 James Hurley                  (Current Squeeze of Donna, secret boyfriend
                               of Laura, the man on the motorbike)

 Donna ( )                     (Laura's best friend)
 (Donna's Mom)                 (any other connections here?)
 (Donna's Dad)

 Ed ( )                        (Proprietor of Ed's House of Gas and
                               battered husband)
 Nadine                        (Ed's Wife, currently in search of the
                               perfect drapery runner)

 Norma Jennings                (Waitress at the diner)

 Leo Johnson                   (Truck driver (?) and cocaine middleman;
                               seems to know something about Laura, and
                               deals to Bobby)
 Shelley Johnson               (Leo's wife, Bobby's lover)

 Josie Packard                 (Widow of ( ) Packard, current owner of
                               the Mill, Sheriff Truman's lover)
 Catherine (Packard)           (Nasty sister of the late ( ) Packard, trying
                               to wrest control of the mill from Josie)
 Pete ()                       (Catherines' (slave?) He found Laura's body(?))

 Ronette ( )                   (Daughter of a mill worker (who?) and 
                                a surviving victim of an attack on the
                                same night that Laura was murdered)

 Dr. () Jacoby                 (Laura's psychologist (?) who may or may not
                                have had a relationship with her)


 (Other 'minor' characters to add?)

 Places which appear to be significant locales:

   The Mill                 (Laura's body found on the shore here)
   The Woods                (several locations?)
   One-Eyed Jack's          (a cathouse 'across the Canadian border')
   The Diner
   The Great Northern       (hotel where Cooper is staying, and where
                             Leland Palmer learned of Laura's death)
   The Roadhouse            (big fight here in episode 1)
   Big Ed's House of Gas
   The Police Station


---
Matthew Wall                                        wall@binah.cc.brandeis.edu
Brandeis University Computing Services                  wall@brandeis (Bitnet)
Brandeis University                                                           
Waltham, MA 02254                                      "Go - Joe - Charboneau"

One easy way to get that dream sequence effect would have been to have
the entire scene (audio and video) filmed in reverse; that is the
actors move backwards and say their lines backwards and the entire
tape is then played backwards.

However, there are details that lead me to believe that isn't the
entire story.  In particular, when the dwarf says "song" the word is
quite clear.  It's hard for me to imagine getting the "ng" phoneme to
sound good when you're saying it backwards.  I'll bet there was a
whole lotta splicing going on.

Obligatory whodunit theory:

Laura willingly endured the wounds that lead to her death.  She was
involved with a Satanic cult (maybe Doc introduced her to it) that has
half the town for members.  The wounds and sex were part of an
initiation rite.  The rite accidentally went too far, during Leo's
turn.

People say Leo is too obvious as the killer, but I think Lynch is
obviously capable of reverse psychology.  In fact, I'm sure Lynch will
have so much fun showing us the twisted means and motives leading up
to the killing that it won't matter who the killer really is.

Adam

In article <1990Apr20.164735.8463@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>,
mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> > 
> > 5) The scene with  Leland bawling over Laura's picture  seemed more than
> > just grief.I think there is an  element of guilt. He didn't
> > kill her  but soemhow seems responsible.  Note the symbolism
> > of the smearing  the blood from  his  hand on  the picture.
> > He's got blood on  his  hands, folks.

Another small curiosity -- as soon as he starts playing
the record they show a close-up of the tone arm tracking
the INSIDE grooves ot the record.  Is the record supposed to
be playing backwards (inside-out)?


----------------
Paul Raveling
Raveling@isi.edu

In article <1990Apr19.151902.2265@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>
mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) writes:
> >Can someone tell me what the joke is about the millions of
> >donuts that are always neatly organized and stacked whenever the
> >sherrif and his men are meeting? 

"A policeman's dream."  There is a legend in the USA that the police
are obsessed with donuts, due to their habit (especially in the
Northeast) of hanging out in donut shops.  Sometimes it seems like you
can't go in to a donut shop without seeing two or three cops.  Of
course, the reason is that cops work odd hours, and donut shops are
typically 24-hour establishments.
-- Tim Maroney, Mac Software Consultant, sun!hoptoad!tim, tim@toad.com "Please help support the moratorium on meaningless quotes in .signatures." -- Doug Asherman on rec.music.cd

Someone else suggested Laura was involved with the prostitution at the
One-Eyed Jack.  So maybe when she wrote "kitty got a new collar" she
was referring to her first day on the job.

People Laura probably slept with:
Ben and Jerry Horne, Bobby (football player boyfriend), Doc, Leo

People Laura may have slept with unwillingly:
The satanic murderer

People Laura did not sleep with:
James

Maybe Laura's father had something to do with Laura getting involved
in prostitution or satanism or both.

Predictions:  We will hear more from the Norwegians (too good a plot
device to pass up).  Agent Cooper will get romantically involved with
Audrey Horne or Laura's cousin or both.

Hey, if you make enough predictions, something has to come true (cf.
Jeanne Dixon).

Adam

The weird speech in the dream was footage being played backwards.  What
they did was transcribe the lines phonetically, reverse them, and have the
actors say their lines phonetically backwards.  So if you'd been on the
set you would have seen the actors carefully reading gibberish from cue
cards.  When you play it backwards, it comes out sounding like really
weird English.

I don't have any inside info or anything, but I've produced this effect
myself before and recognize it.

In article <334@van-bc.UUCP> sl@van-bc.UUCP (Stuart Lynne) writes:
> >Mr. Horne and his brother Jerry have some fun (wow) at One Eyed Jacks. On the 
> >whole a strange episode.

Did anyone else think that it was kinda weird that they would be called Ben
and Jerry (ice cream, anyone?) or was it just me?

I think that we've seen a new clue w.r.t. Ronette's involvement with the 
One Eyed Jack's scenes.  Ben said that the new girl was "fresh from the 
perfume counter" or something like that.  Can we then conclude that:
a) Ronette used to be an employee of One Eyed Jack's at one time,
b) the reason that they have a "new girl" is that the "old girl" 
   was Ronette
We know that Ronette was not exactly the shy type from the match magazine
ad.  It would make sense that she would be a typical employee of One Eyed 
Jack's.

Also, to my eyes, the "new girl" seemed very nervous and uneasy.  Could it 
be that she was forced into being an employee of One Eyed Jack's for drug
money (hence a connection between Laura and Ronette)?

Stretching things a bit further, in the scene between Donna and Audrey Horne,
Audrey seemed to hedge a bit when Donna was surprised about any connection 
between her father and Laura.  Could this involve One Eyed Jack's?

My vote, after three episodes, goes to Ben Horne as the killer or as being
involved in the murder.

-- Carlo Sgro Not a card-carrying member of the watmath!watcgl!electro!carlo Laurie Bower Singers Fan Club.

In article <009357CD.4DE175C0@binah.cc.brandeis.edu> wall@binah.cc.brandeis.edu (Matthew Wall) writes:
> > Ed ( )                        (Proprietor of Ed's House of Gas and
> >                               battered husband)

I thought it was "Big Ed's Gas Farm"

> > Josie Packard                 (Widow of ( ) Packard, current owner of
> >                               the Mill, Sheriff Truman's lover)

...and being taught English by Laura

Also, let's not forget that Norma's having an affair with Ed.

> > (Other 'minor' characters to add?)
> >

Maybe.  Who was doing Meals on Wheels with Laura?  I can't remember, but
it's worth noting.

> >Matthew Wall                                        wall@binah.cc.brandeis.edu

Dave Baggett
dmb@cscwam.umd.edu

-Message-Text-Follows-
Wow.  Lynch just keeps giving us these wonderful thematic connections to worry
over.  In the beginning of the third episode, the weird brother comes back from
Paris (I don't remember if he's Ben or Jerry), and he puts down this package
wrapped in plastic wrap, a close-up of which links him to the body and the
murder.  But THEN, the first thing he says is "This is the best DAMN sandwich
I've ever eaten" which immediately makes up think of Cooper and links him to
the cops as well!

Is it just me, or wasn't the girl in the dream the same person as the new girl
at One-eyed Jack's (who also looks a lot like Laura Palmer)?  And what the hell
was going on with the dialogue in that dream?????  Why slow down normal English
and then give us subtitles?

To whoever said that they saw Blue Velvet and were surprised at the happy
ending: I suggest you see it again.  The point was to show how phony happy
endings are.  The robin that they watch in the end of the film is obviously
stuffed!  And along those same lines, did anyone else feel that several of the
establishing shots in last night's episode were intentionally flat and
fake-looking?  Weird.

Note the flickering lights in the dream sequence, recalling the Log Lady
flickering the lights at the town meeting, which in turn recalled the
flickering fluorescent lights in the morgue.  Seems like some kind of
consistent evocation of death.

What's going on with the music?  I love it, but what's going on, y'know?

After tonight's episode, I think it's quite possible that Leo is (at least one
of) the murderer(s).  It would be just like Lynch to shatter convention by
making the obvious suspect the killer.  On the other hand, we still don't know
enough about Killer Bob to know what's up with him.

-- Andy

-Message-Text-Follows-
Forgot I wasn't on a local board.  The signature on that last message should
read:

Andy Perry '92; Swarthmore College
AWP92@campus.swarthmore.edu
OR
AWP92@swarthmr.bitnet

I've GOT to create a .sig file for myself real soon...

In article <009357CD.4DE175C0@binah.cc.brandeis.edu> wall@binah.cc.brandeis.edu (Matthew Wall) writes:

   One-Eyed Jack's          (a cathouse 'across the Canadian border')

Why did you call it a 'cathouse'?  Is this another term for a whore
house?  If it is, then as another poster pointed out, Laura's entry
that said 'Kitty got a new collar' would possible mean that 
Ronette (maybe) started working there...or maybe the new girl
from the perfume counter....

I think Audrey dropped the note off to Cooper; I think she's a key.
She seems to know about EVERYTHING.  Where does she get her
information?!

ann

I can't make out the population sign.  I haven't taped it, so my vague
memory looks like it says 18000, but that seems way too large for the 
size of the police force.  8000 seems better.

Can one of the detail-oriented people out there confirm this for me?
Thanks.

-- David Bedno aka dave@sco.COM: Speaking from but not for SCO. "European officials said Bush's speech reflected a welcome change in U.S. rhetoric ..." - George Lobsenz, UPI

Taken from Dallas Morning News, 4/19/90, w/o permission

Whodunit in 'Twin Peaks'? Only the Video can tell
-------------------------------------------------
New York Times News Service


    Who killed Laura Palmer ? The
question is on the minds of many
viewers of 'Twin Peaks', the popular
TV murder mystery by David Lynch
and Mark Frost on ABC.
    When the series ends its sched-
uled seven-week run, the killer of
the Twin Peaks' high school stu-
dent will remain unnamed.
    The murderer's identity, it
seems, has been left to video.
    A "closed-ended" tape version of
the two-hour first installment of
the series has been released by 
Warner Home Video with a 15-min-
ute addendum by Messrs. Lynch
and Frost that solves the crime.
    The problem is that the video is
available only in Europe.  Warner is
not saying when, if ever, 'Twin
Peaks' the video will be released in
this country.

*  *  *

I, for one, am sincerely hoping that the 'unsolved after 7 episodes'
part of this news story is mistaken.  I just don't see Lynch/Frost
doing something like that to us poor American viewers.

Anyone else heard anything about this ?

Darryl

cate@csc.ti.com

Some one mentioned that the name of the album with the theme music had been
posted...I must have missed it somehow...could someone send it to me - please?

For me, the music is a LARGE part of the show.

Also:
Did anyone else note that Agent Cooper didn't talk to Diane at all this 
episode?  Is that significant somehow?  Hmmm...

Donald Kubasak
kube@ocf.berkeley.edu

*Sorry* no .sig....I'm new to this stuff... :)

Howdy to all you "Twin Peaks" fans!
What a terrific show this is (even if I loose "Wiseguy", I'll still have
something to watch on TV!)! Last night, my housemate and I drank
coffee (black as midnight on a moonless night) and ate some -- excuse
me -- DAMN good homemade cherry pie while watching. It sort of helps
set the mood....

Anyway, I have a few questions/observations dealing with the show:

1> Who was the guy in the woods with Leo in the third broadcast? When
Bobby and Mike went to the tree stump in the woods where they were
supposed to trade Leo $$ for coke, there was someone standing back
in the shadows. When Bobby and Mike asked Leo about him, he basically
ignored their question. Could this person be the mysterious hand we
saw at the end of the 2-hr broadcast, who dug the buried necklace up?
Perhaps he/she gave it to Dr. Jacoby (if it's the same one?). Maybe
this is the person Laura's mother "saw" in her vision when Donna came
over after Laura was murdered? (Although I thought he looked like Leo
with his hair unbound.) Maybe the same as the bearded man in the dream
sequence who quoted "Fire/Walk With Me" and other spooky stuff? Anyway,
it struck me as another significant loose thread.

2> A couple of people have asked what Cooper said to the sheriff when
they were examining the bloody rag. As I recall (I haven't checked my
tape), he said something like "This is a nasty piece of work." I
didn't attach any deep significance to this, though. Did I miss
something?

3> In article <009357CD.4DE175C0@binah.cc.brandeis.edu> wall@binah.cc.brandeis.edu (Matthew Wall) writes:
> >I, like some others posting to this list, am having a difficult time keeping
> >track of the characters from episode to episode. Maybe it'd be helpful to keep
> >a list. I've made a stab below, please add and correct at will
> >
> > (deputy # 2)                  (the one with long hair)
   I think he is called "Hawk."

4> This isn't very important, but for the sake of detail...
Someone posted a thought relating the note found in the box car
"Fire/Walk With Me" to a "hymn" remembered as sung by Eddie the
Shipboard Computer in "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". The song
Eddie sang was "You'll Never Walk Alone," written by (I think) Rodgers
& Hammerstein. I don't think it's officially a "hymn", but it is,
IMHO, inspirationally maudlin enough to be so considered. The line the
poster misquoted should have been "When you walk through a storm, hold
your chin up high, and don't be afraid of the dark..." <gag>, not "though
the fire".

5> I wonder if any other those Tibetan deduction techniques would help
me find a topic for my dissertation? Just wonderin'.

I think that's enough for one posting.

Donuts and Joe for everyone!

Mary Tabasko

In article <1448@ssc-bee.ssc-vax.UUCP> brenda@ssc-vax.UUCP (Brenda L Aldridge) writes:
I read somewhere that while David Lynch and his partner conceived the
idea of the show, David Lynch only directed two episodes.  It seemed to
me just on the basis of style that he did not direct the 4/12 episode.


Lynch directed the pilot and last night's show (4/19).  I have a list
of future directors at home and if no one else does so before I get
to it, I'll post it over the weekend....

ann

dmb@wam.umd.edu (David M. Baggett) writes:

[In the dream sequence...]
> > The speech was not simply played backwards.  If you'll go back and listen
> > again, you'll see (hear?) that you can still make out the words.  If each
> > word had just been played backwards it would sound like complete
> > gibberish.

That was easy -- they just spoke the works backwards and then reversed
the film.  I've done this myself on audiotape a few times . . . all you
have to do is reverse the phonemes:

"Let's Rock" -- ull eh t' ss  rr aa k'

If you pronounce "k'aarr sst'ehull" (or somesuch) and reverse on
playback you'll get a close facimilie to the real thing.  It takes a
little practice to make it sound recognizable but it's possible.  There
was a guest on REAL PEOPLE ten or so years ago who could do it
on-the-fly.

> > Everything looked jerky during the dream sequence.

Before you saw his face, the dwarf seemed to be vibrating.  Everything
else looked normal to me, just reversed.

> > Did anyone think that Cooper looked like a wax figure in that scene,
> > or was it just my TV?

He looked older.

                                                   Lazlo (lazlo@ariel.unm.edu)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Mmmm-hmmmm...I LOVE technology!"

I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but Cooper was snapping his fingers
after he declared he knew who the killer was.  I am often distracted
while watching the show (a 1-year old daughter), but who was the guy
playing the record that caused Laura's mother to freak out?  Wasn't he
snapping his fingers too?  Wasn't the music in the two scenes (dream and
record player) similar? 


-- Scott
   scotth@boulder.colorado.edu

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In article <19973@boulder.Colorado.EDU> darr@boulder.Colorado.EDU (David Darr) writes:
> >In the darkness of futrue past the magician longs to see
> >one chance house between two worlds. Fire! Walk with me.   

My impression was more "Fire, walk with me." That is, the word "fire"
referred to a {person,entity,thing} rather than being an exclamation.
And it sounded really familar...

-- George Ferguson ARPA: ferguson@cs.rochester.edu University of Rochester UUCP: {decvax,rutgers}!rochester!ferguson Rochester NY 14627 VOX: (716) 275-2527

In article <1990Apr20.183713.6272@wam.umd.edu> dmb@wam.umd.edu
(David M. Baggett) writes:

> > Who was doing Meals on Wheels with Laura?  I can't remember, but
> > it's worth noting.

Norma Jennings.
-- Stephen White sfwhite@watcgl.waterloo.edu

I haven't been able to catch the action and was wondering if there was anyone o
ut there I could send a tape to for a dub of the series through 4/19/90 ?

/mark

In article <1990Apr20.004307.4366@alembic.acs.com> csu@alembic.acs.com (Dave Mack) writes:
> >
> >I'm not convinced that Sarah Palmer's visions are anything more than
> >hallucinations brought on by grief over the death of her daughter.

This seems unreasonable, however, in light of the fact that Sarah's visions
look remarkably like the people Agent Cooper dreams about...



scott

In article <1990Apr20.155028.5078@wam.umd.edu> dmb@wam.umd.edu (David M. Baggett) writes:

> > Did anyone think that Cooper looked like a wax figure in that scene,
> > or was it just my TV?

No, he looked like an old man.

In article <120248@ti-csl.csc.ti.com>, cate@m2.csc.ti.com (Darryl Cate) writes:
> > 
> > I, for one, am sincerely hoping that the 'unsolved after 7 episodes'
> > part of this news story is mistaken.  I just don't see Lynch/Frost
> > doing something like that to us poor American viewers.
> > 
> > Anyone else heard anything about this ?

Scott Frost (Mark's brother) told me that by the end of the
7th episode it would be pretty clear who the murderer is.
His wording suggested that they won't positively identify
the murderer, as they would at the end of a standard whodunnit,
but we'll know.

I'd bet the killer will remain unapprehended in order to
provide a beginning for next season's continuation.  At
present they have no commitment from the network for following
on next season, but this series is such a winner already
that it would be unthinkable for them to drop it.


----------------
Paul Raveling
Raveling@isi.edu

In article <1990Apr20.031624.11643@cec1.wustl.edu> sjl8335@cec1.wustl.edu (Scott James Ladewig) writes:

> > 1st:  We hear Horne telling his brother Jerry that there
> >       is a new girl at One-Eyed Jack's who is fresh from
> >       the perfume counter.  

My speculation is that One Eyed Jack's needed for a "new" girl because one 
had been bumped off...

  My theory for the "backwards" speech is the actors spoke their lines
  backwards pronouncing the sound of each word backwards. Then when 
  editing, they reversed it. You got the sound of backwards speech but 
  could understand what they said.

  just a theory, 

  John C.

In article <40422@apple.Apple.COM> barr@Apple.COM (Ron Barr) writes:

> > Did anyone catch that the distance measured for Cooper to throw the rocks was
> > 60'6"? It's a nice touch, if insignificant.

Mind you, 60'6" is 726 inches, so it's not 666.

MEMO TO:  FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper
RE:  Twin Peaks case to date

Here are the developemnts to date in the "Twin Peaks" case.  I have
placed them in relational database format, as usual.  I would have done
more, but Albert has been a pain.  You know how that is.  Mail me a
cassette with your comments, and I will include them in my next update. 
Sorry about the typos....  How was the coffee at the Great Northern? 
You never mentioned it.

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#Remove everything above and including the cut line.
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#!/bin/sh
# shar:Shell Archiver
#Run the following text with /bin/sh to create:
#people
#groups
#events
#Events
#People
# This archive created: Fri Apr 20 18:14:03 1990
cat << \SHAR_EOF > people
#nickname:fullname:age:sex:actor:comment
Laura:Laura Palmer:18:F:Sheryl Lee:Dead Girl
Laura2::18:F:Sheryl Lee:Exact look alike to laura
MrPalmer:Leland Palmer:45:M:Ray Wise:
MrsPalmer:Sarah Palmer:45:F:Grace Zabriskie:
OtherWoman::55:F:Unknown:neighbor/friend of Palmers
Donna:Donna Hayward:18:F:Lara Flynn Boyle:
Doc:Dr. Will Hayward:50:M:Warren Frost:
MrsHayward:Eileen Hayward:50:M:Mary Jo Deschanel:Wheelchair bound
Harriet:Harriet Hayward:15:F:Jessica Wallenfels:
Bobby:Bobby Briggs:18:M:Dana Ashbrook:Bopper
MrBriggs:Mr. Briggs:50:M:Don Davis:Major USAF
MrsBriggs:Elizabeth Briggs:50:F:Charlotte Stewart:
Mike:Mike A:18:M:Gary Hershberger:Snake
James:James Hurley:18:M:James Marshall:
MrsHurley:Mrs. Hurley::F:Unknown:
Ed:Edward Hurley:40:M:Everett McGill:Mechanic
Patch:Nadine Hurley:37:F:Wendy Robie:Eye-patch
Norma:Norma Jennings:35:F:Peggy Lipton:Owner of Double R Diner
Hank:Henry Jennings:32:M:Unknown:Incarcerated for manslaughter
Cooper:Dale Cooper:35:M:Kyle McLachlan:FBI Special Agent
Sheriff:Harry S. Truman:37:M:Michael Ontkean:Badge number 289
Jocelyn:Jocelyn Packard:35:F:Joan Chen:owner of packard saw mill
Packard:Andrew Packard:45:M:Unknown:dead
Catherine:Catherine Martell:50:F:Piper Laurie:sister of andrew packard
Pete:Pete Martell:55:F:Jack Nance:fisherman
Leo:Leo Johnson:25:M:Eric Da Re:Truck driver
Shelly:Shelly Johnson:25:F:Madchen Amick:Waitress
Ben:Benjamin Horne:45:M:Richard Beymer:Real-estate tycoon
Jerry:Jerry Horne:45:M:David Patrick Kelly:Real-estate tycoon
MrsHorne:Sylvia Horne:45:F:Jan D'Arcy:
Audrey:Audrey Horne:18:F:Sherilyn Fenn:Sexually precocious child
Johnny:Johnny Horne:27:M:Robert Bauer:Retarded child
Concierge:Julie B:40:F:Unknown:Concierge at Great Northern
Lucy:Lucy Morgan:28:F:Kimmie Robertson:Police Dispatcher
Andy:Andy Cop:30:M:Harry Goaz:Crying cop
Hawk:Hawk Cop:30:M:Michael Horse:American Indian cop
Ronnie:Ronnette Pulaski:18:F:Phoebe Augustine:third victim
MrPulaski:Janek Pulaski:50:M:Rick Tutor / Alan Ogle:works at saw mill
MrsPulaski:Suburbis Pulaski:50:M:Michele Milatoni:
LogLady:Log Lady:42:F:Catherine E Coulson:carries a log around
MrX::::Unknown:The Gloved Hand at the end of Episode 1
Jim::30:M:Unknown:Hospital pathologist
DrJacoby:Dr. Lawrence Jacoby:50:M:Russ Tamblyn:Hospital psychiatrist
DrShelby:Dr. Shelby:40:F:Unknown:Ronni's Doctor
Fielding:Joe Fielding::M:Unknown:pathologist from fairvale that did
laura's autopsey
OneArm:Mike:50:M:Al Strobel:one-armed man who wanders hospital
KillerBob:Bob:60:M:Frank Silva:aparition to Mrs Palmer, vaguely American
Indian looking
AnotherMan:Man from another place:50:M:Michael J' Andeau:dwarf
Principal:MrQ:50:M:Unknown:High school principal
SecretaryofQ::35:F:Unknown:Principal's secretary
Teacher::35:F:Unknown:Homeroom teacher
Joey:Joey Balsam:18:M:Unknown:Biker
Scotty:Scotty:18:M:Unknown:Biker
Jacques:Jacques Renaut::M:Unknown:bar tender at roadhouse
Diane::::Unknown:Cooper's secretary
Albert:Albert Rosenfield::M:Unknown:FBI agent also working on murders
Bankwoman::35:F:Unknown:The Banker
Otherwaitress::20:F:Unknown:German waitress at Double R
Mayor::65:M:Unknown:The mayor
Teressa:Teressa Banks::F:Unknown:the first victim
Swabbie:::M:Charlie Spradling:
Kim:Kim:23:F:Kim Lentz:Bartender at One Eyed Jack
Blackie::40:F:Victoria Catlin?:madame of One Eyed Jack
NewGirl:Trudy:21:F:Jill Rogoshek:new girl at One Eyed Jack
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > groups
# gid:relation:reldata:people
#
# gid - a unique name for the relation - often created from the primary
person's
#name and the type
# relation - the type of the relation
#group family married dating affair prospect
#business friend enemy doctor police dialogue none
# reldata - description
# people list of people
#
# Global Relationships
locals:group:Inhabitants of Twin Peaks: Laura MrPalmer MrsPalmer
OtherWoman Donna Doc MrsHayward Harriet Bobby MrBriggs MrsBriggs Mike
James MrsHurley Ed Patch Norma Hank Sheriff Jocelyn Packard Catherine
Pete Leo Shelly Ben MrsHorne Audrey Johnny Concierge Lucy Andy Hawk
Ronnie MrPulaski MrsPulaski LogLady Jim DrJacoby DrShelby OneArm
KillerBob Principal SecretaryofQ Joey Scotty Teacher BankWoman
Otherwaitress Mayor
outsiders:group:Everyone else:Cooper Diane Teressa AnotherMan
schoolmates:group:Students at the high school: Laura Donna Bobby Mike
James Audrey Ronnie Joey Scotty
bikers:group:The friendly biker gang:James Joey Scotty
norwegians:group:norwegian developers:
ladies:group:women of the One Eyed Jack:Blackie Kim NewGirl

# Laura's Relationships
palmer-family:family:The Palmer family:MrPalmer MrsPalmer Laura
laura-dating:dating:Openly Dating:Bobby Laura
laura-friend:friend:Best friends:Donna Laura
laura-affair:affair:Bobby doesn't know:James Laura
laura-none:none::Laura Ronnie
laura-doctor:business:No one knew:DrJacoby Laura
laura-tutor:business:helped him three times a week:Laura Johnny
laura-teach:business:helped her twice a week:Laura Jocelyn
laura-volunteer:business:helped with meals-on-wheels:Laura Norma

# Mr. Palmer's Relationships
land-dealers:business:Selling resort deals:MrPalmer Ben
palmer-married:married::MrPalmer MrsPalmer

# Mrs. Palmer's Relationships
palmer-neighbor:friend:comfoted mrs palmer:Otherwoman MrsPalmer

# Donna's Relationships
hayward-family:family:The Hayward Family:Doc MrsHayward Donna Harriet
donna-friend:friend::James Donna
donna-dating:dating:Openly Dating:Mike Donna
donna-affair:prospect::James Donna

# Doc's Relationships
doc-married:married:The Hayward Family:Doc MrsHayward

# Mrs. Hayward's Relationships

# Harriet's Relationships

# Bobby's relationships
briggs-family:family:The Briggs family:MrBriggs MrsBriggs Bobby
bobby-friend:friend:school chum:Bobby Mike
bobby-enemy:enemy:he thinks he's the killer:Bobby James
bobby-police:police:possible suspect:Bobby Sheriff Cooper
bobby-affair:affair::Shelly Bobby

# Mr. Briggs's Relationships
briggs-married:married::MrBriggs MrsBriggs

# Mrs. Briggs's Relationships

# Mike A's Relationships

# James Hurley's Relationships
james-police:police:suspect:James Sheriff Cooper
james-family:family:The Hurley Family:James MrsHurley Ed Nadine
james-uncle:family:The Hurley Family:James Ed

# Mrs. Hurley's Relationships

# Edward Hurley's Relationships
ed-married:married:The Hurley Family:Ed Nadine
ed-affair:affair::Norma Ed
ed-undercover:police:ed on a stakeout:Ed Sheriff Hawk

# Nadine Hurley's Relationships

# Norma Jennings's Relationships
norma-married:married:husband in jail:Norma Hank
norma-dinner:business:owner of Double R Diner:Norma Shelly Otherwaitress

# Henry Jennings's Relationships

# Dale Cooper's Relationships
tape-recorder:business::Cooper Diane
fbi:business:people investigating the murders:Cooper Albert

# Harry S. Truman's Relationships
sheriff-dating:dating::Sheriff Jocelyn
sheriff-station:business::Sheriff Lucy Andy Hawk

# Jocelyn Packard's Relationships
jocelyn-married:married:andrew packard's widow:Jocelyn Packard
jocelyn-mill:business:Owner of Mill:Jocelyn Catherine Pete

# Andrew Packard's Relationships
packard-sister:family:The Packard Family:Packard Catherine

# Catherine Martell's Relationships
catherine-married:married::Catherine Pete
catherine-affair:affair::Catherine Ben

# Mr. Martell's Relationships

# Leo Johnson's Relationships
leo-married:married:The Johnson Family:Leo Shelly
leo-crime:business:drug deals?:Leo Mike Bobby

# Shelly Johnson's Relationships

# Benjamin Horne's Relationships
ben-married:married::Ben MrsHorne
ben-family:family:The Horne Family:Ben MrsHorne Audrey Johnny

# Mrs. Horne's Relationships

# Audrey Horne's Relationships

# Johnny Horne's Relationships

# Concierge's Relationships
ben-secretary:business::Ben Concierge

# Lucy 's Relationships
lucy-dating:prospect:overly concerned about him:Lucy Andy

# Andy Cop's Relationships

# Hawk Cop's Relationships

# Ronnette Polaski's Relationships
polaski-family:family: The Polaski Family:Ronnie MrPolaski MrsPolaski
ronnie-doctor:business:treating ronnie's injuries:DrShelby Ronnie

# MISCELLANEOUS
# Mr. Polaski's Relationships
# Mrs. Polaski's Relationships
# LogLady's Relationships
# MrX's Relationships
# Jim's Relationships
# Dr. Lawrence Jacoby's Relationships
# Dr. Shelby's Relationships
# OneArm's Relationships
onearm-enemy:enemy:they are oposites:OneArm KillerBob

# KillerBob's Relationships
# AnotherMan's Relatioships
# Laura2's Relationships
laura2-cousin:family:The Family From Another Place:Laura2 AnotherMan

# High school principal's Relationships
# SecretaryofQ's Relationships
# Teacher's Relationships
# Joey's Relationships
# Scotty's Relationships
# Diane's Relationships
# Bankwoman's Relationships
bank-laura:acquataince:she knew laura away from bank:Bankwoman Laura

# Otherwaitress's Relationships
# Mayor's Relationships
# Teressa Banks' Relationships
# Swabbie's Relationships
swabbie-boss:business:works for the Hornes:Swabbie Ben Jerry

# Kim's Relationships
# Blackie's Relationships
# NewGirl's Relationships

SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > events
#:event-type:episode:ev-time:ev-actual:ev-loc:ev-actloc:evdata:ev-who
#event-type -
#quote plot info sounds shots
#episode - 
#0=before the pilot
#1=pilotApril  8 1990ABC 9-11 p.m.
#2April 12 1990ABC 9-10 p.m.
#3April 19 1990ABC 9-10 p.m.
#
#ev-time - time event took place
#ev-actual - time that event refers to?
#times are <daynum>.<hour>
#daynum is 1...n starting from episode 1, day 1
#hour is 24-hour notation (no spaces)
#blank ev-time is unknown or not-applicable
#blank ev-actual means the same time as ev-time
#ev-loc - location of event
#ev-actloc - location that event refers to
#
#ev-data  - text concerning the event
#ev-who   - list of people or groups taking part in the event
#
:plot:1:1.0600::packard-house::find the body; on the beach, wrapped in
plastic:Pete
:quote:1:1.0600::packard-house::"She's dead":Pete
:plot:1:1.0700::packard-house::police look over body, andy cries:Sheriff
Doc Andy
:info:1:1.0700::packard-house::laura's face looks like Man Ray photograph
:plot:1:1.0730::palmer-house::mom can't find laura:MrsPalmer
:plot:1:1.0735::palmer-house::mom calls the briggs:MrsPalmer MrsBriggs
:info:1:1.0735::palmer-house::bobby is dating laura:laura-dating
:plot:1:1.0730::diner::bobby sees waitress - skips football:Bobby norma-diner
:info:1:1.0730::diner::bobby is cheating on laura:bobby-affair
:plot:1:1.0745::diner::bobby and shelly see the truck:bobby-affair
:plot:1:1.0710::resort::land developer plotting:land-dealers
:quote:1:1.0710::resort::"Packard's Mill for a song - one verse, no chorus":Ben
:plot:1:1.0730::resort::norwegian presentation:land-dealers norwegians
:plot:1:1.0750::resort::dad finds out:MrPalmer Sheriff
:quote:1:1.0800::high-school::"A beautiful day for a picnic":James
:plot:1:1.0815::hospital::dad identifies body:MrPalmer Sheriff
:plot:1:1.0830::high-school::high school finds out:Principal Teacher
schoolmates
:info:1:1.0830::high-school::James and Donna devastated:donna-friend
:plot:1:1.0900::palmer-house::mom sedated, questioned:palmer-neighbor
Doc Sheriff Andy
:plot:1:1.0900:0.2100:palmer-house::last time mom saw laura:MrsPalmer
Doc Sheriff Andy
:plot:1:1.0900:0.2130:palmer-house::laura received a call last
night:MrsPalmer Doc Sheriff Andy
:plot:1:1.0910::palmer-house::get diary and video camera:MrPalmer Hawk
:plot:1:1.0930::mill::packard mill shuts down for the day:jocelyn-mill
MrPulaski
:quote:1:1.0930::mill::"Push the plug":Jocelyn
:plot:1:1.1000::rail-bridge::ronnie walks across state lines - 2
cigarrette burns and rope(drapery cord):Ronnie
:plot:1:1.1110::gas-station::james passes note to ed for donna:james-uncle
:plot:1:1.1130::population-sign::cooper arrives:Cooper
:quote:1:1.1130::population-sign::"Diane, it's 11.30 am February 24. 
Entering the town of Twin Peaks.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1130::population-sign::"Five miles south of Canada, 12 miles
west of the state line.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1130::population-sign::"Fifty-four degrees, slightly overcast
day.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1130::population-sign::"Odometer reads 79345 and the guage in
on reserve.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1130::population-sign::"Lunch was $6.31 at the Lamplighter
Inn on Hwy 2 by Louis Fork.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1130::population-sign::"Tuna Fish sandwich on whole weat and
a slice of cherry pie and a cup of coffee.":Cooper
:plot:1:1.1200::hospital::dale cooper shows up:Cooper Sheriff
:quote:1:1.1200::hospital::"What kind of fantastic trees you have
growing 'round here?  Big. Majestic...":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1200::hospital::"Douglas Firs.":Sheriff
:plot:1:1.1200::hospital::interrogate ronnie (no letter):Cooper
ronnie-doctor Sheriff
:plot:1:1.1200::hospital::ronnie has been raped:Cooper ronnie-doctor Sheriff
:quote:1:1.1205::hospital::"Don't go there":Ronnie
:plot:1:1.1215::hospital::onearm steps out of elevator:OneArm Cooper Sheriff
:plot:1:1.1225::hospital::jacoby wants to see body:DrJacoby Cooper Sheriff
:info:1:1.1225::hospital::jacoby has been treating laura:laura-doctor
:plot:1:1.1225::hospital::jacoby plays with hula skirt on tie:DrJacoby
Cooper Sheriff
:quote:1:1.1225::hospital::"Her parents didn't know she was seeing
me.":DrJacoby
:quote:1:1.1232::hospital::"Would you leave us?" "Jim" "Would you leave
us please?!":Cooper Jim
:plot:1:1.1235::hospital::interrogate laura:Cooper Sheriff Laura
:plot:1:1.1235::hospital::find letter (R) under ring finger:Cooper
Sheriff Laura
:quote:1:1.1235::hospital::"Let's see what he left us.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1235::hospital::"Dianne, it's the same thing.  I told you we
would run across this again.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1235::hospital::"Diane, give this to Albert and his team,
don't go to Sam.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1235::hospital::"Albert seems to have a little more on the
ball.":Cooper
:info:1:1.1235::hospital::there have been other murders:fbi
:plot:1:1.1355::gas-station::donna talks to ed - mike wants to go to
cops:Ed donna-dating
:plot:1:1.1400::police-station::cooper reads diary (J):Cooper Sheriff
:quote:1:1.1400::police-station::(from diary) "February 23.  Asparagus. 
God I hate asparagus.  Does that mean I'll never grow up?":Laura
:quote:1:1.1400::police-station::(from diary) "Nervous about meeting "J"
tonight.":Laura
:quote:1:1.1400::police-station::"That's one out of twenty-six.":Sheriff
:plot:1:1.1400::police-station::safe deposit key - may have been
cocaine:Cooper Sheriff
:quote:1:1.1400::police-station::"Have you ever been surprised before?":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1400::police-station::"Diane, I'm holding in my hand a small
box of chocolate bunnies.":Cooper
:plot:1:1.1430::railroad-car::andy calls lucy about site:Lucy Andy
:quote:1:1.1430::railroad-car::"I didn't cry!":Andy
:quote:1:1.1430::railroad-car::"Sweetie...":Lucy
:info:1:1.1430::railroad-car::looks like something going on between lucy
and andy:lucy-dating
:plot:1:1.1500::police-station::bobby interrogation - see the
videotape:bobby-police
:plot:1:1.1500:0.1900:police-station:briggs-house:laura studies with
bobby until 9.30:bobby-police laura-dating
:plot:1:1.1500:-7.0000:police-station::bobby and laura fought last
week:bobby-police laura-dating
:quote:1:1.1500::police-station::"You didn't love her anyway.":Cooper
:plot:1:1.1520::resort::audrey spills coffee on julie's desk:Audrey Concierge
:plot:1:1.1520::resort::audrey ruins norwegian deal:Audrey norwegians
:quote:1:1.1520::resort::"What's wrong, pretty young girl?":norwegians
:quote:1:1.1520::resort::"They found my friend Laura face down
completely naked on a rocky beach.":Audrey
:plot:1:1.1530::police-station::mike and bobby talk - lucy
overhears:bobby-friend Lucy
:quote:1:1.1530::police-station::"Some biker is going to die":Bobby
:plot:1:1.1530::police-station::donna interogation:Donna Cooper
:plot:1:1.1530:-12.1300:police-station:hillside:donna, laura have a
picnic - some hiker films:Cooper laura-friend
:plot:1:1.1540::police-station::bike in laura's eye:Cooper Sheriff Lucy
:shot:1:1.1540::police-station:hillside:fade to james' bike:Cooper James
:plot:1:1.1545::resort::the norwegians leave:ben-secretary Audrey norwegians
:shot:1:1.1600::railroad-car::old burned up railroad cars, misty, dogs
and police combing surrounding brush
:plot:1:1.1600::railroad-car::bloody rag on table in
railroad-car:Sheriff Cooper
:plot:1:1.1600::railroad-car::find the locket on mound of dirt:Sheriff Cooper
:quote:1:1.1600::railroad-car::"Here's something we haven't seen
before.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1600::railroad-car::"A mound of dirt a foot and a half in
diameter. On top a gold necklace with a gold heart":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1600::railroad-car::"Scratch that, half a gold heart.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1600::railroad-car::"At the base, a piece of paper with the
words written in blood":Cooper
:quote:1:1.1600::railroad-car::"FIRE WALK WITH ME":Cooper
:info:1:1.1600::railroad-car::heart found at site has a gold necklace
:shot:1:1.1600::railroad-car:hillside:white out to james holding leather
necklace with half a gold heart:James
:info:1:1.1600::hillside::james' necklace is leather
:plot:1:1.1700::resort::johnny is banging his head against a doll
house:Johnny MrsHorne Audrey Nurse
:info:1:1.1700::resort::laura normally tutors johny:laura-tutor
:quote:1:1.1705::bank::"Oh, it fell down":Bankwoman
:plot:1:1.1705::bank::not sure when laura used box last:bank-laura
Cooper Sheriff
:plot:1:1.1705::bank::safe deposit box - $10,000, FleshWorld mag -
picture of Ronnie,the truck:Cooper Sheriff
:shot:1:1.1705::bank:leo's-house:fade from picture to truck:
:plot:1:1.1710::leo's-house::leo upset by tv news of laura and
ronnie:johnson-family
:plot:1:1.1710::leo's-house::leo suspects an affair:johnson-family
:plot:1:1.1710::leo's-house::leo tells shelly to smoke one brand
only:johnson-family
:plot:1:1.1900::gas-station::owner of diner calls ed - Ed suggests
roadhouse:ed-affair
:plot:1:1.2000::city-hall::town meeting:
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"Snowshoe rabbits!":Cooper
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"Who's the babe?":Cooper
:plot:1:1.2000::city-hall::packard brought jocelyn over from Hong Kong
six years ago:Sheriff jocelyn-married
:plot:1:1.2000::city-hall::packard died a year ago:Sheriff
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"Ben's after her land":Sheriff
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"Who's the lady with the log?":Cooper
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"We call her the Log Lady:Sheriff
:plot:1:1.2000:-365.0000:city-hall:unknown:a similar murder:Cooper Teressa
:plot:1:1.2000::city-hall::"In the southwest corner of the state, a year
ago almost to the day":Cooper
:plot:1:1.2000::city-hall::"Teressa Banks was found murdered":Cooper
:plot:1:1.2000::city-hall::very similar circumstances:Cooper
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"It is vitally important that this not turn
into a witch hunt.":Cooper
:quote:1:1.2000::city-hall::"I will remind you that these crimes were
committed at night.":Cooper
:shot:1:1.2030::intersection::stop light from green to amber to red:
:plot:1:1.2040::Haywood-house::doc tells his wife a secret - "they found
a locket":doc-married Donna
:plot:1:1.2040::Haywood-house::donna breaks curfew:Harriet Donna
:qoute:1:1.2040::Haywood-house::"Actually, after some time, I like 'The
full blossom of the evening'":Harriet
:plot:1:1.2050::Haywood-house::bobby and mike looking for donna:bobby-friend
:quote:1:1.2050::Haywood-house::"Don't take any oink oink off that
pretty pig.":Bobby
:plot:1:1.2100::roadhouse::truman and cooper stake out:Cooper Sheriff
:shot:1:1.2100::roadhouse::motorcycles evenly spaced at same angle
infront of roadhouse:
:plot:1:1.2100::roadhouse::lucy patches through call from doc:Cooper
Sheriff Doc Lucy
:quote:1:1.2100::roadhouse::"Do you know why I'm whittling?":Cooper
:quote:1:1.2100::roadhouse::"Because that is what one does in a town
where a yellow light means slow down instead of speed up.":Cooper
:plot:1:1.2110::roadhouse::bobby and mike arrive:bobby-friend
:qoute:1:1.2110::roadhouse::"What a wonderful world.":Joey
:plot:1:1.2110::roadhouse::norma wants to separate from her husband to
be with ed:ed-affair norma-marriage
:plot:1:1.2110::roadhouse::hank is in prison for manslaughter (did norma
testify against him?):ed-affair norma-marriage
:plot:1:1.2110::roadhouse::Julie Cruise sings 'Falling':bikers
:plot:1:1.2130::roadhouse::donna arrives, mike yells at her:donna-dating
:plot:1:1.2140::roadhouse::the fight:bobby-friend Ed bikers
:plot:1:1.2140::roadhouse::joey takes donna away:Joey Donna
:quote:1:1.2140::forest::"It looks like he spotted us.":Sheriff
:quote:1:1.2140::forest::"I want a doughnut":Cooper
:plot:1:1.2200::forest::the douglas firs - james and donna find each
other:donna-friend
:plot:1:1.2200::forest::I don't have an alibi for last night:James
:quote:1:1.2200::forest::"She's a different person":James
:quote:1:1.2200:0.2200:forest:intersection:"There's things you don't
know.  Even Donna doesn't know me.":Laura
:info:1:1.2200::forest:intersection:the intersection is Sparkwood and 21:James
:quote:1:1.2200:0.2200:forest:intersection:"She said something about a
guy getting killed. Bobby told her he killed this guy.":James
:plot:1:1.2200:1.0030:forest:intersection:laura leaves - james rides
around:laura-affair
:quote:1:1.2200:1.0030:forest:intersection:"I love you!":Laura
:plot:1:1.2210::forest::james and donna kiss:donna-affair
:quote:1:1.2210::forest::"You have to give me the locket you gave Laura.":Donna
:plot:1:1.2210::forest::bury the locket:donna-friend
:plot:1:1.2220::forest::chase - arrest james:james-police donna-friend
:plot:1:1.2300::police-station::donna turned over to her father:Donna
Doc Sheriff
:plot:1:1.2300::police-station::"Lucy, I want an arrest form":Sheriff
:plot:1:1.2310::police-station::james put in cell:James Hawk Andy Mike Bobby
:plot:1:1.2320::police-station::doc very nice to donna::Doc Donna
:plot:1:2.0028::police-station::eat doughnuts:Sheriff Cooper
:shot:1:2.0028::police-station::double stacks of all sorts of doughnuts
spaced evenly over entire table:
:quote:1:2.0028::police-station::"Andy's been drinking so much
caffienated coffee lately":Lucy
:plot:1:2.0055::police-station::james in jail - bobby and mike howling
like dogs:bobby-enemy Mike
:plot:1:2.0055::police-station::bobby's howling sounds like another
voice to james:bobby-enemy Mike
:plot:1:2.0100::packard-house::sheriff with jocelyn:sheriff-dating
:plot:1:2.0100::packard-house::catherine calls ben:catherine-affair
:quote:1:2.0100::packard-house::"He's here again":Catherine
:quote:1:2.0100::packard-house::"Let's get together and talk about it":Ben
:shot:1:2.0105::intersection::trafic light on red:
:plot:1:2.0105::palmer-house::mrs palmer bolts up and screams as if she
saw something:MrsPalmer
:plot:1:2.0105::forest::gloved hand takes the locket:MrX
:plot:2:2.0618::resort::Room 315 Great Northern Hotel:Cooper
:quote:2:2.0618::resort::"A hint of Douglas Fir needles in the air":Cooper
:quote:2:2.0640::resort::"Wait a minute. Wait a minute. <sniff> You
know, this is, excuse me, a damn fine cup of coffee.":Cooper
:quote:2:2.0640::resort::"Bacon, super crispy. Almost Burned.
Creemated.":Cooper
:plot:2:2.0640::resort::laura tutored johny three times a week:Cooper Audrey
:quote:2:2.0640::resort::"...he's got emotional problems.  It runs in
the family.":Audrey
:quote:2:2.0640::resort::"Do your palms ever itch?":Audrey
:plot:2:2.0730::police-station::cooper arrives, everyone eating
doughnuts:Cooper sheriff-station
:quote:2:2.0730::police-station::"Three for three":Cooper
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::hear autopsey of laura:Cooper Sheriff Doc
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::doc couldn't bear to do autopsey, had
Joe Fielding from Fairvale:Doc Cooper Sheriff Fielding
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::laura died between midnight and 4 am:Doc
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::laura died of loss of blood - many
shallow wounds:Doc
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::bite marks on tongue and shoulder -
probably self inflicted:Doc
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::lesions on wrists, ankles, and upper
arms - probably from being bound:Doc
:plot:2:2.0800::police-station::waiting for toxological:Doc
:quote:2:2.0800::police-station::"Within the last twelve hours she had
sexual relations with at least three people":Doc
:quote:2:2.0800::police-station::"...the psychological impact, the fear,
probably witnessing what was happening to Laura...":Doc
:quote:2:2.0800::police-station::"So beautiful.":Doc
:quote:2:2.0800::police-station::"Who would do a thing like that.":Doc
:plot:2:2.0820::leo's-house::leo's truck named "Pink pussycat":Leo
:plot:2:2.0820::leo's-house::leo makes shelly do laundry:leo-married
:plot:2:2.0820::leo's-house::shelly puts blood stained shirt in drawer:Shelly
:plot:2:2.0900::police-station::james interogation:james-police
:plot:2:2.0900:-12.1300:police-station:hillside:two sundays ago they had
a picnic:laura-affair donna-friend
:plot:2:2.0900::police-station::laura wanted the relationship
secret:laura-affair
:plot:2:2.0900:-2.0000:police-station::laura had started acting strange
two days ago:laura-affair
:plot:2:2.0900::police-station::james acknowledges heart necklace:james-police
:quote:2:2.0900:-19.0000:police-station::(from diary)"February 5.  Day
one":Laura
:plot:2:2.0900::police-station::"James, what happened on February 5, and
who has the other half of this heart?":Cooper
:plot:2:2.0900:unknown:police-station:unknown:flashback of laura and
james talking (maybe to feb 5?):james-police
:quote:2:2.0900:unknown:police-station:unknown:"James, guess why I'm so
happy?":Laura
:quote:2:2.0900:unknown:police-station:unknown:"Because I really believe
that you love me.":Laura
:shot:2:2.0900:unknown:police-station:unknown:laura snaps heart pendant
in half:laura-affair
:info:2:2.0900::police-station::enscription on left half of heart "BEST"
:info:2:2.0900::police-station::enscription on right half of heart "FRIENDS"
:info:2:2.0900::police-station::top of left has in-tooth
:info:2:2.0900::police-station::top of right has out-tooth
:info:2:2.0900::police-station::looks like james gets left half, laura
keeps right half:laura-affair
:plot:2:2.1000::leo's-house::leo can't find shirt, get's upset:Leo
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"Leo Johnson called me at my parents...
He wanted to know where the other half of the money was.":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"As far as I knew we didn't have any of
it yet.":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"'Cause I thought the deal was we were
going to give it to him today.":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"I gave him half already.":Bobby
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"When did you see him?":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"I saw him the other night, OK!":Bobby
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"What night?!":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"The night Laura died. I went to see Leo
'cause I had this money buring a $10,000 hole in my pocket.":Bobby
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"What about the other half?":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"It's in Laura's save deposit box":Bobby
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"So you didn't get it back from her!":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"She was supposed to hand it over today
then she went and checked out on us.":Bobby
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"So how are we supposed to get $10,000
for Leo...":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"We're lucky to be in jail 'cause you
know what's going to go down with Leo when we get out of here.":Mike
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::"You do not know Leo Johnson!":Bobby
:info:2:2.1015::police-station::some kind of illicit dealings going on,
laura knows a little:leo-crime
:plot:2:2.1015::police-station::james returns to cell:bobby-enemy Mike Hawk
:shot:2:2.1020::police-station::we see laura dancing up to the camera
(from the video):Laura
:quote:2:2.1020::police-station::(voice over)"Help me":
:plot:2:2.1030::hayword-house::mom tells donna she doesn't have to go to
the police station:MrsHayword Donna
:quote:2:2.1030::hayword-house::"You woke us crying in your sleep last
night.":MrsHayword
:plot:2:2.1050::police-station::we see ed with big patch on head:Ed
Sheriff Cooper
:quote:2:2.1050::police-station::"How's that coconut?":Sheriff
:plot:2:2.1050::police-station::ed is james' uncle - his mother is out
of town:Ed Sheriff Cooper
:plot:2:2.1050::police-station::cooper gets phone call from Albert
Rosenfield:fbi Lucy 
:quote:2:2.1050::police-station::"It has that open air sound, you know
where it sounds like air blowing, like air blowing through trees":Lucy
:plot:2:2.1050::police-station::"I was on my stakeout":Ed
:info:2:2.1050::police-station::ed seems to be doing something for the
law:ed-undercover
:plot:2:2.1050::police-station::"My beer was drugged. Jacques Renault
was tending bar.":Ed
:quote:2:2.1050::police-station::"Bring the boys. You can have the boddy
all day tomorrow.":Cooper
:quote:2:2.1050::police-station::"They got a cherry pie that'll just
kill you!":Cooper
:plot:2:2.1100::general-store::norma sees nadine:Norma Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"I've gotten all new drapes.  Beige
shear.":Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"I have invented a noiseless completely
silent drape runner.":Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"And do you know how it works, do you
know what makes it work?!":Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"The thing I thought up at four AM in
the morning while I waited for my husband":Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"to be released from intensive care?":Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"Cotton Balls!":Nadine
:quote:2:2.1100::general-store::"By God those things 'll be quiet now!":Nadine
:plot:2:2.1130::police-station::james released from custody::james-police Ed
:plot:2:2.1130::police-station::ed and hawk exchange secret
touch::ed-undercover
:plot:2:2.1130::police-station::james finds out that his mom is still
out of town:james-family
:quote:2:2.1130::police-station::"The Book house boys - somebody's got
to watch my back.":James
:plot:2:2.1200::police-station::release mike, bobby - warn them nothing
should happen to james:bobby-police Mike bobby-enemy
:plot:2:2.1230::packard-house::josie thanks pete for his support
yesterday:Pete Jocelyn
:plot:2:2.1230::packard-house::Jocelyn interogation:Cooper Sheriff Jocelyn
:info:2:2.1230::packard-house::cooper realizes sheriff is seeing
josie:sheriff-dating
:quote:2:2.1230::packard-house::"Black as midnight on a moonless night":Cooper
:plot:2:2.1230::packard-house::coffee percolator had a fish in it:Cooper
Sheriff Pete
:plot:2:2.1230::packard-house::laura helped josie twice a week with her
english:laura-teach
:plot:2:2.1230::packard-house::last saw laura on thursday she
died:Cooper Sheriff Jocelyn
:quote:2:2.1230:-1.1700:packard-house::"I think now I know how you feel
about your husband's death.":Laura
:plot:2:2.1230::packard-house::catherine calls josie to tell her it cost
$87,000 to shut down mill:Catherine Jocelyn
:plot:2:2.1240::resort::catherine and ben fooling around:catherine-affair
:quote:2:2.1240::resort::"Do we escalate":Catherine
:plot:2:2.1240::resort::some creative arithmetic with the ledger being
done by catherine:catherine-affair
:quote:2:2.1240::resort::"Start a fire ... With the Packard saw mill":Ben
:plot:2:2.1300::packard-house::donna comes to talk with mrs palmer:Donna
MrPalmer MrsPalmer
:quote:2:2.1300::packard-house::"I miss her so much":MrsPalmer
:plot:2:2.1300::packard-house::mom sees donna's face become
laura's:MrsPalmer Donna
:plot:2:2.1300::packard-house::mom sees face of wild, older
man:MrsPalmer KillerBob
:plot:2:2.1830::hospital::hawk interogates ronnie's
parents::Pulaski-mariage Hawk
:plot:2:2.1830::hospital::ronnie was a sales clerk at Horne's department
store:Polaski-mariage Hawk
:plot:2:2.1830::hospital::one-arm walks toward morgue/life-support
followed by hawk:OneArm Hawk
:plot:2:2.1900::resort::ben mad at audrey over norweigan deal:Ben Audrey
:quote:2:2.1900::resort::"Laura died two days ago, I lost you years ago.":Ben
:plot:2:2.1930::briggs-house::mr briggs tells bobby he respects his
rebelious nature:briggs-family
:shot:2:2.1930::briggs-house::mr briggs slaps bobby and his cigarette
flies into mother's meatloaf:briggs-family
:quote:2:2.1930::briggs-house::"We're here for you, Bobby":MrsBriggs
:plot:2:2.1940::diner::cooper eating cherry pie questions shelly:Cooper
Sheriff Shelly
:quote:2:2.1940::diner::"Nothing is a sure thing, Shelly.":Cooper
:plot:2:2.1940::diner::leo has a minor rap sheet:Cooper Sheriff
:quote:2:2.1940::diner::"Can I ask her about her log?":Cooper
:quote:2:2.1940::diner::"Many have.":Sheriff
:quote:2:2.1940::diner::"One day my log will have something to say about
this.  My log saw something that night.":LogLady
:quote:2:2.1940::diner::"Really, what did it see?":Cooper
:quote:2:2.1940::diner::"Ask it... I thought so.":LogLady
:plot:2:2.1940::diner::norma tells cooper, sheriff about meals on wheels
program for elderly shutins:laura-volunteer
:plot:2:2.2000::leo's-house::leo cuts football in half, then hides it:leo-crime
:quote:2:2.2000::leo's-house::"I'm going to teach you a lesson, Shelly":Leo
:plot:2:2.2000::leo's-house::leo turns up music, backs shelly into
corner of addition (against plastic):leo-married
:plot:2:2.2000::leo's-house::leo beats shelly with soap inside of
sock:leo-married
:plot:2:2.2030::haywood-house::james joins hayward family for
dinner:donna-affair doc-married
:quote:2:2.2030::haywood-house::"My mom travels a lot. Sometimes she
writes for the paper.":James
:plot:2:2.2040::haywood-house::mike and bobby see james' bike
outside:bobby-friend
:quote:2:2.2040::haywood-house::"First your girlfriend and then mine.":Mike
:quote:2:2.2040::haywood-house::"Too bad we can only kill him once":Bobby
:plot:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::dr jacoby listens to tape from laura:laura-doctor
:shot:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::tape is "with love, Laura":DrJacoby
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"Hey, what's up doc.  It's Laura Palmer,
in case you hadn't guessed.":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"I'm making you another one of these
tapes, which as you already know,":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"I've mailed to you in one of the
envelopes you gave me.":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"It's Thursday the twenty-third and I am
so bored.":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"Actually, I'm in kind of a wierd mood.":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"<sob> James is sweet, but he's so dumb.":Laura
:shot:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::dr jacoby smiles and nods when laura says
james is sweet, but frowns when she says he is dumb:DrJacoby
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"I should have met you a long time ago
Doctor Jacoby.":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"'Cause right now I can take just so much
of sweet!":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"I just know I'm going to get lost in
those woods again tonight.  I just know it.":Laura
:quote:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::"Remember me telling you about that
mystery man. Well":Laura
:shot:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::dr jacoby puts on headphones and we hear
no more - he looks happy and sad, cries:DrJacoby
:shot:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::dr jacoby opens coconut and pulls out
heart necklace:DrJacoby
:info:2:2.2100::jacoby-house::dr jacoby's necklace is leather and very
wrinkled, looks like it has dirt on it:DrJacoby
:plot:3:2.2120::resort::the horne family is eating dinner:horne-family
:shot:3:2.2120::resort::large table, fire place, a roast:horne-family
:sounds:3:2.2120::resort::crackling fireplace, johnny humming:Johnny
:plot:3:2.2120::resort::brother jerry comes in with luggage,
sandwiches:horne-family ben-brother
:quote:3:2.2120::resort::"Jerry, back from Paris.":Ben
:quote:3:2.2120::resort::"Ben, what a nightmare.":Jerry
:quote:3:2.2120::resort::"Hey  Audrey  Uncle  Jerry's  back...":Jerry
:quote:3:2.2120::resort::"Brother Ben, this is the best damn sandwich I
ever et":Jerry
:shot:3:2.2120::resort::ben eating sandwich with almost anamalistic passion:Ben
:quote:3:2.2120::resort::"Do you know what this reminds me of?  Ginny
and Jenny down by the river!":Ben
:plot:3:2.2130::resort::ben and jerry go into hallway:ben-brother
:plot:3:2.2130::resort::ben tells jerry deal with norweigans over, laura
dead:ben-brother
:quote:3:2.2130::resort::"We had those vikings by the horns":Jerry
:quote:3:2.2130::resort::"Leland's daughter was murdered... I'm
depressed.":Jerry
:plot:3:2.2130::resort::ben tells jerry there is a new girl "freshly
perfumed" at one eyed jack:ben-brother
:info:3:2.2130::resort::one eyed jack is in canada:
:shot:3:2.2130::resort::mural in background of man sharpening saw,
douglas fir trees, packard mill:
:plot:3:2.2130::lake::a Chris-Craft boat going up to one eyed jack:swabbie-boss
:quote:3:2.2255::hayward-house::"That's great Huckelberry pie, Mrs.
Hayward.":James
:plot:3:2.2255::hayward-house::uncomfortable parents say
goodnight:hayward-family donna-affair
:plot:3:2.2255::hayward-house::doc asks if donna will be going to church
at 9am:hayward-family donna-affair
:sounds:3:2.2255::hayward-house::old grandfather clock ticking:
:shot:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::neon sign with woman leaned against:
:sounds:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::sound of electric current:
:plot:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::ben and jerry arrive, go to bar and order
drinks:ben-brother ladies
:info:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::bartender doesn't particularly recognize
the brothers:Kim
:quote:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::"Rocket Science":Jerry
:shot:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::ladies enter in triangular procession,
lit from below:ladies
:quote:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::Shakespeare's Sonnet number 18:Ben
:quote:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::(interupted)"Nor shall death, brag...
thou wanderest in his shade":Ben
:quote:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::"Where's the new girl":Jerry
:quote:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::"When you really want love, you'll find
it waiting for you":Blackie
:plot:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::ben wins the coin toss, jerry resolves
himself to this:ben-brothers ladies
:plot:3:2.2300::one-eyed-jack::new girl is uncomfortable, uneasy:Ben NewGirl
:plot:3:3.0000::hayward-house::"Donna, I don't think that what we are
feeling or doing is wrong.":James
:plot:3:3.0000::hayward-house::"Why not?":Donna
:plot:3:3.0000::hayward-house::"Because it's the truth":James
:plot:3:3.0000::hayward-house::james and donna kiss:donna-affair
:quote:3:3.0000::hayward-house::"Are we going to be together James?  Are
we...":Donna
:plot:3:3.0030::resort::cooper enter room, military step, whistle, happy
to be back:Cooper
:plot:3:3.0030::resort::hawk phones and talks about ronnie "body and
spirit are far apart":Cooper Hawk
:plot:3:3.0030::resort::cooper very concerned when hawk mentions one
armed man:Cooper Hawk OneArm
:plot:3:3.0030::resort::someone knocks and slips note under door -
handwriten "Jack with one eye":Cooper
:plot:3:3.0030::resort::cooper smells something on the note and smiles:Cooper
:plot:3:3.0100::forest::bobby and mike drive up, mike with knife, walk
through forest:bobby-friend
:shot:3:3.0100::forest::bobby's license plate ends in "J":Bobby
:plot:3:3.0100::forest::get footbal with white powder, leo shows up:leo-crime
:plot:3:3.0100::forest::"Toss it over, quarterback":Leo
:sounds:3:3.0100::forest::carbon-arc sound as leo turns on flashlight:Leo
:shot:3:3.0100::forest::mystery man behind a tree:leo-crime
:info:3:3.0100::forest::bobby is *very* scared of leo, starts talking
like his father:leo-crime
:quote:3:3.0100::forest::"But this thing with Laura, how can I
anticipate that kind of thing":Bobby
:quote:3:3.0100::forest::"You punks owe me ten grand. Leo needs a new
pair of shoes.":Leo
:quote:3:3.0100::forest::"Laura was a wild girl.":Leo
:plot:3:3.0100::forest::leo knows shelly was cheating, bobby even more
scared:leo-crime
:quote:3:3.0100::forest::"Go out for a pass!":Leo
:plot:3:3.0100::forest::mike and bobby run away to the car, football
hits hood, drive away:leo-crime
:shot:3:3.0100::forest::running through woods, flashlight beam has spot
in middle like a pupil:
:quote:3:3.0100::forest::"Damnit I'm done, Bobby":Mike
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::ed comes in with oil on hands, steps on
runner, drips oil:ed-married
:sounds:3:3.0800::hurley-house::sound of drape runner (acutally, rowing
machine):
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::nadine on rowing machine, furious:ed-married
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::"Ed, you stepped on my drape runner":Nadine
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::"I'm going to have the worlds first 100%
quiet drape runner":Nadine
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::"I'm real sorry, Nadine":Ed
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::"Ed, you make me sick!":Nadine
:plot:3:3.0800::hurley-house::nadine breaks rowing machine backwards:Nadine
:plot:3:3.0900::police-station::everyone out back of station,  doughnuts
lined up perfectly:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0900::police-station::lucy holding tape measure to nose,
measure off 60 feet 6 inches to bottle on stump:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0905::leo's-house::(tv)"Each day brings a new beginning and
every hour holds the promisse of an Invitation to Love":
:plot:3:3.0905::leo's-house::bobby comes in and finds out what happened,
promises to kill leo if happen again:bobby-affair
:quote:3:3.0905::leo's-house::"Leo Johnson happened to me.":Shelly
:plot:3:3.0910::diner::ed comes into diner for comfort from norma:ed-affair
:quote:3:3.0910::diner::"It's not the first time, it won't be the last,
but I'm in that dog house again":Ed
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::every one wants coffee:sheriff-station Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"<spit> Damn good coffee, and hot!":Cooper
:shot:3:3.0915::police-station::all three police men drink coffee at same time:
:info:3:3.0915::police-station::andy and lucy sit together, andy gives
lucy look:lucy-dating
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"By way of explaining what we're about
to do, I'm first going to tell you a little":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"about the country called Tibet.":Cooper
:shot:3:3.0915::police-station::everyone sits forward
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"An extremely spiritual country. For
centuries the leader of Tibet has been known as the Dalai Lama.":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"In 1950 communist China invaded Tibet
and while leaving the Dalai Lama nominally in charge":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"they in fact seized control of the
entire country.":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"In 1959 after a Tibetan uprising
against the Chinease, the Dalai Lamma was forced to flea to India":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"for his life and has lived in exile
ever since.":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"Following a dream I had three years
ago, I have become deeply moved by the plight":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"of the Tibetan people and filled with
a desire to help them.":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"I also awoke from the same dream
realizing that I had subconsciously":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"gained knowledge of a deductive
techniquie involving mind body coordination":Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"operating hand in hand with the
deepest level of intuition":Cooper
:sounds:3:3.0915::police-station::wind through douglas firs:
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::black board with "Nervous about meeting
"J" written on top (and R T) and list following:Cooper sheriff-station
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::"James Hurley, Josie Packard, Dr.
Lawrence Jacoby, Johnny Horne, Norma Jennings, Shelly Johnson, Jack with
one eye"
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::hawk wearing kitchen mittens holds pail
of rocks, andy by bottle, lucy by black board:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::sheriff reads each name, relates to
laura, cooper says name to rock, throws at bottle:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::knocks off bottle on
jacoby:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::hits trash can (way off) on
johnny:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::for shelly, rebounds off tree and hits
andy:sheriff-station Cooper
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"It didn't hurt.  It didn't hurt a bit.":Andy
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"Coop, tell me.  The idea for all this
really came from a dream?":Sheriff
:quote:3:3.0915::police-station::"It did":Cooper
:shot:3:3.0915::police-station::cooper has child like look of pleasure:Cooper
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::remove jack with one eye from list (it's
a place):sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.0915::police-station::shatter bottle on leo:sheriff-station Cooper
:plot:3:3.1100::diner::audrey enters as haywards dine:doc-married Donna Audrey
:shot:3:3.1100::diner::donna walks over with arms swinging behind her
back:Donna
:plot:3:3.1100::diner::donna talks to audrey, audrey says she was at
church because of laura:Donna Audrey
:plot:3:3.1100::diner::"There were things about Laura I didn't like":Audrey
:plot:3:3.1100::diner::audrey plays with coffee cup, almost
caressing:Audrey Donna
:quote:3:3.1100::diner::"Agent Cooper *loves* coffee.":Audrey
:quote:3:3.1100::diner::"Did Laura ever talk about my father... He used
to sing to her":Audrey
:quote:3:3.1100::diner::"God I love this music.  Isn't it too dreamy":Audrey
:plot:3:3.1100::diner::audrey dances, others don't quite
understand:Audrey Donna doc-married
:plot:3:3.1600::police-station::sheriff and cooper looking at bloody
rag, similar to those found at site:Cooper Sheriff
:plot:3:3.1600::police-station::"Hawk found this half a mile down the
tracks.":Sheriff
:plot:3:3.1600::police-station::"That's a nasty piece of work":Cooper
:plot:3:3.1600::police-station::albert and the boys arrive, looking like
sterotypical fbi, very impatient:fbi
:plot:3:3.1600::police-station::lucy reading about tibet:Lucy
:quote:3:3.1600::police-station::"Yeah, I can hear perfectly well,
Curly":Albert
:plot:3:3.1600::police-station::"Albert's lacking in some of the social
niceities.":Cooper
:shot:3:3.1600::police-station::cooper tweaks sheriff's nose!:Cooper Sheriff
:shot:3:3.1600::police-station::wide angle shot of fbi guys with albert
ranting:fbi Sheriff
:shot:3:3.1600::police-station::wide angle from above of sheriff telling
albert off, cooper flashes thumbs up:fbi Sheriff
:plot:3:3.2100::hurley-house::ed comes back in house, cowers as nadine
yells:ed-married
:quote:3:3.2100::hurley-house::"Oh Ed, you big lug!":Nadine
:plot:3:3.2100::hurley-house::turns out the grease made drape runners
even quiter, nadine exstatic:ed-married
:plot:3:3.2200::packard-house::"Here's the key, ledger's inside":Pete Jocelyn
:plot:3:3.2200::packard-house::catherine asks about cooper, yells at
pete:catherine-married
:quote:3:3.2200::packard-house::"Get your boots off my bead and go to
your room!":Catherine
:plot:3:3.2200::packard-house::josie opens safe and looks at books (two
books):Jocelyn
:plot:3:3.2300::palmer-house::dad seems drunk, puts on "Pennsylvania
6-5000" and starts to dance with laura's picture:MrPalmer
:plot:3:3.2300::palmer-house::mrs palmer gets mad and yells, picture
breaks, mr palmer bleads on it:palmer-married
:plot:3:3.2330::resort::cooper goes to sleep:Cooper
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort::haunting music and storm crash as dream begins:Cooper
:shot:3:4.0330::resort::shadows moves up across and encompases cooper as
the dream begins:Cooper
:plot:3:4.0330::resort::cooper old man (70) but much the same - dress
similar, hair almost same, a few more fbi pins:Cooper
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:man shaking/dancing with his back
to us, saying "Laura... Laura":Cooper AnotherMan
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:slow motion mrs palmer comes down
stairs with fan in background:MrsPalmer
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:flash (each of following shots
happens faster and faster - exponential):
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:carbon-arc sound:
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:railroad-car:bloody rag on table in railroad-car:
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:flash:
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:carbon-arc sound:
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:laura dead:Laura
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:flash:
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:carbon-arc sound:
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:flash:
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:palmer-house:carbon-arc sound:
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:as one arm starts talking we fade from
cooper sleeping to one arm in morgue:Cooper OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"Through the darkness of future pasts,
The Magician longs to see.":OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"One chance odds between two worlds,
Fire, walk with me.":OneArm
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:one arm takes on more of a
conversatorial tone of voice:OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"We lived among the people.  I think
you say, convience store.":OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"We lived above it.  I mean it like it
is, like it sounds.":OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"I too have been touched by the
devilish one.  Tatoo on the left shoulder.":OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"Oh, but when I saw the face of god, I
was changed!":OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"I took the entire arm off.":OneArm
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:hospital:"My name is Mike, his name is Bob.":OneArm
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:garage:cut to KillerBob, looks like in garage
(equipment hanging behind him):KillerBob
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:garage:"Mike! Mike! Can you hear me?!":KillerBob
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:garage:"Catch you with my death bag.":KillerBob
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:garage:"You may think I've gone insane, but I
promise I will kill again.":KillerBob
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:railroad-car:shot of twelve candles around the
dirt mound (something on top) blowing out:
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:man stops dancing and turns to us,
he is a dwarf:Cooper AnotherMan
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"Let's rock!":AnotherMan
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:burgundy drapes in background, two
tall lights stradling sofa, greek statue in back:
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:laura sitting on sofa, cooper in
chair facing other two:Cooper AnotherMan Laura2
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:shadow flies by on drapes:
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:another's & laura's dialogue made
by recording backwards dialogue, then playing in reverse:AnotherMan Laura2
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:most actions and expressions have
strange feel because of backward play:AnotherMan Laura2
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:AnotherMan rubs hands whole time
for an interesting sound:AnotherMan
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"I've got good news":AnotherMan
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"That gum you like is going to
come back in style":AnotherMan
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"She's my cousin":AnotherMan
:info:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:maybe it isn't laura:laura2-cousin
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"But doesn't she look almost
exactly like Laura Palmer":AnotherMan
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"But it is Laura Palmer.  Are you
Laura Palmer?":Cooper
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"I feel like I know her, but
sometimes my arms bend back.":Laura2
:shot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:laura looks pained as she says
"sometimes" then looks like she enjoyed the pain:Laura2
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"She's filled with secrets":AnotherMan
:quote:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:"Where we're from, the birds sing
a pretty song and there's always music in the air":AnotherMan
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:another gets up to dance as music
starts:AnotherMan Cooper Laura2
:sounds:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:dark twin peaks music plays:AnotherMan
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:laura saunters over to cooper,
kisses him once, cooper small smile:Cooper Laura2
:plot:3:4.0330::resort:another-place:laura whispers in coopers ear, no
expression from cooper:Laura2 Cooper
:plot:3:4.0430::resort::cooper wakes up and calls sheriff, tells him to
meet for breakfast 7am as he know who killer is:Cooper Sheriff
:info:3:4.0430::resort::cooper wears socks to bed:Cooper
:sounds:3:4.0430::resort::cooper snaps fingers in time with the music:Cooper
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > Events
#! /bin/awk -f

BEGIN{FS=":"
episode=0
location=""
#ridtypeepisodeev-timeev-actualev-locev-actlocevdataevwho
#123456789
}
/^#/{next
}
$3 != episode{print ""
episode=$3
print "Episode", episode
}
$6 != location{print ""
location=$6
time=$4
print "Scene:",location, "   Time:",time
}
{
if ($4!=time)
ptime=$4
else
ptime=""

if ( ($5=="") && ($7=="") )
#printf "   %6s  %6s %s ((%s))\n", $2,ptime,$8,$9
printf "   %6s %s ((%s))\n", ptime,$8,$9
else
printf "   %6s [%6s %8s] %s ((%s))\n", ptime,$5,$7,$8,$9

}
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > People
#! /bin/awk -f

BEGIN{FS=":"
pformat= "%-15s  %-15s  %3s  %s %-15s %s\n" 
printf pformat,"Name","Full Name", "Age", "Sex", "Actor", "Description"
}
/^#/{next
}
{printf pformat, $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6
}
SHAR_EOF
#End of shell archive
exit 0

In article <9004201316.AA11521@gaffa.MIT.EDU>  jsd@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (Oggle
Bottles) writes:
> >In article <1990Apr20.231922.982@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca>
mposner@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Eli Posner) >writes:
>> >>After this weeks episode, I still claim that Audrey Horne is the
>> >>most interesting character (not just her body). I'm really hung
>> >>up on the diner scene. What was the point of it, everyone's wondering.
>> >>I think the key exchange is when silly Audrey becomes relatively serious
>> >>for a moment and asks "Did Laura ever talk about my father?" We'll learn
>> >>more about this later probably.
> >
> >Could this be implying that Laura hung out at that brothel that we saw
> >Ben and Jerry going to at the start of last night's show?  I think so.

I really doubt it.  For one thing what would Ben be doing descibing his
sexual liasons at the brothel with his daughter.  If Audrey's quote was
about Laura's sexual relationship with Ben, then I believe that it would
be from Audrey's evesdropping  on the two of them while Laura was over
tutoring the brother.  

Maxwell A. Hopkins
"Experience does not ever err, it is only your judgment that errs in
promising itself results which are not caused by your experiments."
-Leonardo da Vinci  (c. 1510)

In article <Apr.20.18.02.40.1990.6567@revenge.rutgers.edu> trudel@revenge.rutgers.edu (Jonathan D.) writes:
> >In article <40422@apple.Apple.COM> barr@Apple.COM (Ron Barr) writes:
> >
>> >> Did anyone catch that the distance measured for Cooper to throw the rocks was
>> >> 60'6"? It's a nice touch, if insignificant.
> >
> >Mind you, 60'6" is 726 inches, so it's not 666.

No... but it is the distance from the pitcher's mound to home plate
in baseball.

-dd-

gary@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Nija/Pwcca/Manitou) writes:
> >  Well, as we should all know now, the emphasis on "him" was because of what
> >Leo's wife had said about Leo killing her and Bobby if he ever found out they
> >were fooling around..

Yeah?  Well, how 'bout when he said it again in episode 3 with the same
emphasis.  [Which I found pretty amusing btw, reminiscent of Bugs
Bunny's "I dare you ta step over THIS line..."]

Wayne();

Matthew Wall writes:

> >  (deputy # 2)                  (the one with long hair)

I believe he is referred to as Deputy Hawk.

I'd much rather not want to know for sure in the seventh episode who dunit.
Reading all these ideas about who did what is almost as TP. 
A spoiler in the 7th means an end to good reading.

--
Why couldn't Cooper really dig APPLE pie? I mean, WA is THE apple state!
just wondering.