We're back for the second half of our discussion of episodes twenty and twenty-one of season two. We're almost at the finish line, folks! Hear more of our conversation about the ways gender, power, economics, and environmentalism all intersect in Twin Peaks. Pageants remain a really strange phenomenon to us.

Spoilers for seasons one, two and three, along with the film. And for Tarkovsky's Stalker.

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There she is: Miss Twin Peaks. In part one of this two part episode we discuss episodes twenty and twenty-one: the long awaited Miss Twin Peaks pageant, how the pageant reveals the roles and characters of the women of Twin Peaks, and how even regular real world pageants are just really weird.

Spoilers for seasons one, two and three, along with the film.

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We cover episodes 18 and 19 of season two - we're almost at the finish line, folks! We talk about what's working, the scene we were wishing for and finally got, why it was too little too late, what's not working, and which characters we think got into grunge.

Spoilers for seasons one through three, along with the film.

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We're back to discuss episodes sixteen and seventeen of season two, both of which constitute a welcome return to form for the show. We talk about Josie: who she is, what she means, and just what's up with that drawer pull.

Spoilers for seasons one through three, along with the film.

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We're back to talk about episodes 14 and 15 of season two, and boy was there a lot we didn't like. We slow down a bit to talk about what elements are missing in this part of the show's run, but there's still time to mention things we thought actually worked. There really are a few things!

Spoilers for seasons 1-3, and for the film.

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This week we talk about episodes twelve and thirteen of season two: in which many characters scheme, every character is horny, and Denise is the MVP.

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We're back for the back half of Twin Peaks season two, starting with episodes ten and eleven. We talk about what we thought wasn't quite right (a bunch of things) and what we actually liked (quite a few things). Stay tuned for discussions of Sarah's culpability, Audrey and Cooper's sadly squandered chemistry, the introduction of the white and black lodges, and Denise. We like Denise!

Spoilers for seasons 1-3, and for Fire Walk With Me. Content warning for two cis people talking about portrayals of gender identity.

Note: we had some technical difficulties with some new recording equipment, so Bryan will sound a little quiet during a large portion of the episode. Our apologies; expect this to be fixed next time.

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In which we talked about season 2A as a whole: what worked, what didn't, and what this story is ultimately about. All that and more, plus a personal announcement from your hosts.

Spoilers for seasons 1-3, along with Fire Walk With Me.

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We conclude our discussion of season two, episode nine, and try our best to answer: was it Bob, or was it Leland? And just as importantly, is Dick Tremayne a lodge entity?

Spoilers for all three seasons, and for the film. Find us at twitter.com/notaboutbunny, and if you like the show please leave a review on Apple podcasts, as it helps others find us.

We prepare to say goodbye (for now) to the great Ray Wise, as all is finally revealed to our heroes and the Palmer family's dark truth finally comes to light. All this and more in part one of our discussion of episode nine of season two.

Spoilers for the first three seasons and for Fire Walk With Me within. Find us at twitter.com/notaboutbunny, and if you like the show, please leave a review on Apple podcasts: it helps others find us.