We're back for a discussion of season 2, episode 8! This week, Leland continues to behave extremely normally, we get a glimpse of Ben and Jerry's childlike innocence that has long since curdled, Cooper is getting closer and closer to getting it, and Lucy's sister Gwen is mildly racist to Hawk.

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We're back, for part two of our discussion of season two, episode seven. We continue to consider whether Twin Peaks is horror, what that ultimately means, which characters are responsible for which evil, and what the final scene tells us about grief and community. All that and more! Spoilers for seasons 1, 2 and 3, along with the film.

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We return for a discussion of season two, episode seven: one of the greatest episodes of the series. The events here feel both shocking and tragically inevitable, and that leads us to the question: is Twin Peaks horror? We try to answer that here.

There was so much to talk about that we ended up splitting this episode in two. This is the first half; the second half will be released in two weeks. Spoilers for seasons 1, 2 and 3, along with the film.

You can find the Lovecraft essay Caroline quoted here: https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/essays/shil.aspx

You can find the Freud essay Bryan quoted here: https://web.mit.edu/allanmc/www/freud1.pdf

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Scales fall from many eyes, but not all: Audrey sees the real Ben, Ben sees the real Josie, James finally sees the real Maddy, but nobody sees the real Leland. Meanwhile, Shelly and Bobby have some fun with Leo and we meet loud-talker Gordon Cole.

Spoilers for seasons two and three, along with Fire Walk With Me.

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Twin Peaks sees a pair of criminal hearings, and together they tell us a lot about what the town actually values. Elsewhere, Donna reveals herself to Harold, the gang finally rescues Audrey, and Deputy Andy is a whole damn town.

Spoilers for seasons two and three, and for Fire Walk With Me.

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In which Andy and Lucy drama continues, Donna & James & Maddy & Harold drama continues, Audrey continues to be in distress, a food critic comes to town, and we, for a moment, get to see the world the way Leland does.

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We discuss episode three of Twin Peaks season two, an episode that had a lot of things we loved - and a few things we hated. Listen for a conversation about Bob, Leland, Bob and Leland, just what the point of Dick Tremayne is, just what the point of Harold Smith is, and Albert's strange and difficult path.

This episode has it all: intuitive Cooper, genial weirdo Major Briggs, badass-yet-vulnerable Audrey, Donna Hayward Girl Detective, sexy idiots Shelley and Bobby, and the Log Lady.

Spoilers for seasons 1, 2 and 3, along with the movie.

We're back, and talking about episode one of season two! Get ready for discussions on the nature of good and evil, what's at stake in the giant's warnings, and the greatest scene in Twin Peaks history.

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

We talk about season 1 as a whole--what we liked, what we didn't like, what worked, and what didn't. Plus, we try to answer the question: what is this show about, anyway?

Spoilers for seasons one, two and three.