Hanging With Agent Cooper: A Twin Peaks Podcast

Here it is, one week early!

Whether you're tuning in from Twin Peaks, Washington or Odessa, Texas, threw some guns in a fryer and kick back with my thoughts to the conclusion of this remarkable show. I'll discuss the tragedy, the frustration as a fan, the admiration as a television viewer, the mythology of Judy, and begin to touch upon what Cooper was really up to as he made traveled through time and space.

But just because this is the last review of a specific episode, this podcast isn't over yet. The next episode will specifically focus on the characters, themes, lingering questions and online theories that have popped up since the conlusion.

We're running out of sand, everyone. So let's celebrate the time we have left!

From Ed and Norma to a giant tea kettle, this episode had it all, and set us up for the final three episodes of the show. So pop on some Otis Redding, and let's get to it!

Let's sit and tall great tall tales.

It's just you . . . and I this week at Hanging With Agent Cooper! Welcome back to kindergarten where we stop off on the farm for some fun activities and welcome back Big Ed to our hearts . . . only to have them broken and crumbled into a cold bowl of soup. 

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Thanks, everyone! I'll see you at the Curtain call.

Welcome back, everyone! At long last, we get the return of Audrey Horne.  I speak at length about the implications of her appearance and how it fits in with the dream reality of the rest of the show. Similiarly, I speak about Sarah's haunting re-appearance and her predatory evolution as it pertains to Judy. 

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Welcome back, everyone! This week, we examine Hawk's map, Bobby's parenting style (if it seems familiar, that's because we've seen it before), Red as a doppelganger, what the woman in the car is screaming about, and the danger in Buckhorn, South Dakota! Grab yourself a box of cherry pie, jump in a limo and crank up Hanging With Agent Cooper! 

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Welcome back, everyone! In this week's episode, I break down the events of Episode 10 as well as unpack the lyrics to Rebekah Del Rio's "No Stars."  Thanks for tuning in, and if you have any thoughts on all things Lynch, make sure to write in at [email protected]

Welcome back, everyone! I hope you enjoyed your week off.  This episode was a necessary palatte cleanser for us all, and allowed us to ponder smaller questions like which color chair should the Brennans purchase? In this week's episode, I discuss the first mention of Jack Rabbit's Palace, the breakdown of Au Revoire Simone's "A Violent and Flammable World," and share incredible e-mails and iTunes reviews from listeners.  If you have any free time on your hands, feel free to write in at [email protected]

Thanks, everyone! And I'll see you at the Curtain Call.

Oh boy. This one's a doozy. When this episode dropped, Showtime knew we needed a week off to process what we just saw.  Just as Lynch did with the introduction to the Man From Another Place and the Black Lodge in the original series, he completely upended what we thought was possible in television with Episode 8 of Twin Peaks the Return. 

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