Hannah and Cameron break down the highs and lows of a mostly aimless season of television, talk through character arcs, argue about the goodness of Leo Johnson, gripes with Coop's decisions, and look forward to the finale. 

Hannah and Cameron talk about Lana, the REAL villain, take bets on who will win Miss Twin Peaks, and talk through the Windom Earle disguises--including his new disguise as a horse. 

Hannah and Cameron talk about Teen Witch, Robyn Lively as the potential big bad, Twin Peaks fanfiction ideas, the bizarre performance of the 'Pauly Shore Guy' who gets a crossbow bolt death scene inside a papier mache chess pawn, and much more. 

Hannah and Cameron talk about Spelunking, Windom Earle's future as an Etsy seller, David Lynch's triumphant return, and the sweetness we've missed. 

Cameron and Hannah explore one of the most interesting episodes of the show so far--and why is Harry Truman being forced to give dinner-theater-Hamlet performances? 

Hannah and Cameron watch in horror as Josie is turned into a wooden drawer knob. 

Hannah and Cameron talk through the single worst episode of Twin Peaks, and they get a little punchy along the way. 

Hannah and Cameron talk through Audrey's theme being desecrated, James' endless plotline, Ben Horne's recreation of a Civil War battle, and the merciful revalation, after fourteen episodes of buildup, of Windom Earle. 

Hannah and Cameron get to the bottom of this odd episode that feels more like a series of deleted scenes than a cohesive throughline. They discuss Ben Horne's Civil War reenactments, the fading promises of Wyndam Earle, Inspector Gadget, and Lucy's big sweaters. 

Cameron and Hannah talk about Major Briggs, how Ben is the new Leland, Coop's new look, and the dead magic of the B-plots.