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Twin Peaks

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Twin Peaks	comment	Twin Peaks is a Genre-Busting television series created by David Lynch and Mark Frost. Starting out as a hybrid Crime Time Soap/Detective Drama, premiering on April 8, 1990 as a Midseason Replacement on ABC, it quickly took off for parts unknown with a pervasive supernatural element. The series eventually revealed itself to be an Occult Detective story with very surreal elements that smacked of off-kilter Magic Realism. Basically, it had a little bit of everything.The story takes place in Twin Peaks, Washington, a sleepy rural slice of Americana where everyone seems to know everyone. Eccentric FBI agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) is called to the town after Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) — a high school senior and homecoming queen — is discovered dead and wrapped in plastic.Cooper teams up with Harry S. Truman (Michael Ontkean), the town's trusty (though skeptical) Sheriff, as they investigate the murder, which Cooper believes may be linked to an unknown serial killer he has been tracking for years. It quickly becomes apparent that everyone in Twin Peaks has their own secrets to hide, and Laura's shocking death may be the powderkeg to bring it all out into the open. Meanwhile, Cooper finds himself visited by enigmatic dreams and visions which he believes may be the key to finding the true culprit.The eight-episode first season of Twin Peaks was a surprise ratings success — to the point of denting the competing goliath that was Cheers — and it was renewed for twenty-two more episodes. This ended up causing numerous problems, mainly because the showrunners had never really expected or intended for the show to run that long; they were also forced by ABC to conclusively answer certain key mysteries in the middle of the season, undercutting the narrative of the show. To justify Cooper remaining in Twin Peaks, an old foe from his past arrives in town to menace him in cryptic ways, and this storyline eventually dovetails with Laura's death. The 1992 movie Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me functions as both a prequel and a sequel, though infamously does not resolve any of the plot lines left hanging in the series.As the series was a huge ratings draw for a time, it naturally influenced and inspired future works across all media to a degree that can still be felt to this day. Aside from being the first live-action TV series to have feature film-quality production, it also paved the way for shows like The Sopranos (which stole its dream sequences), CarnivÃ le (whose own showrunners/creators drew heavily on the mystical Manichaean themes and crypto-Masonic imagery that were Mark Frost's signatures in Twin Peaks) and The X-Files (which also featured FBI agents investigating paranormal cases). It also had a notable influence on the animated series Gravity Falls in terms of setting and focus on both mysteries and supernatural elements. As far as video games influenced by Twin Peaks go, they range from the obvious like Mizzurna Falls, Deadly Premonition, Silent Hill, Alan Wake, and Thimbleweed Park to the less so like Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent, Lone Survivor, Max Payne 2, Life Is Strange, Disco Elysium, and even The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.The existing series finally saw a Blu-ray boxset release in mid-2014, which contains an exclusive 90-minute compilation of Deleted Scenes from Fire Walk with Me edited together (by Lynch himself) into a quasi-film called The Missing Pieces. Fire Walk with Me (and The Missing Pieces) would also be released separately by The Criterion Collection.After years of rumors of a return, a sequel series titled Twin Peaks: The Return premiered on Showtime in 2017. As referenced in a cryptic line from the first season, we return to Twin Peaks 25 years later. Lynch and Frost returned as showrunners along with a large section of the original cast. The resulting season majorly ups the surrealism factor of the story and provides a final resolution (such as it is) to the series. Following The Return, both Lynch and Frost have expressed interest in possibly making a fourth season at some point, but Lynch also stated that it will be at least a while before he gets around to that decision, although he has hinted that the Sequel Gap won't be as drastic this time around.Character tropes go on to the Characters Sheet.
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Twin Peaks / int_10134c97	type	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety
Twin Peaks / int_10134c97	comment	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety: In Episode 18, Cooper waves his gun around the diner in dangerous ways that an FBI agent would know to avoid. May be justified if the theory of this Cooper being a Composite Character of Dougie and the two Coopers holds true.
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Twin Peaks / int_1073963d	type	Psychosexual Horror
Twin Peaks / int_1073963d	comment	Psychosexual Horror: In the series, as well as the film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, the main mystery is the murder of all-American high school girl Laura Palmer, in the quaint little town of Twin Peaks. As FBI Agent Cooper delves further into the mystery and Laura's life, the viewer is shown a dark image of her: she still is the typical blonde Homecoming Queen, but has been sexually abused by her father since early adolescence, and turns to drug addiction and sexual encounters as a result of the abuse. While her father is the one who abused her, he was under the influence of a diabolical entity named BOB — yes, with capital letters — and there is some doubt whether his actions were due to BOB's full possession, or if BOB influenced some hidden, dark part of Mr. Palmer to come to the forefront. Worse still, Palmer, possessed by BOB, raped and killed his own daughter — the death that initiates the original series.
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Twin Peaks / int_119e320e	type	Red Herring Twist
Twin Peaks / int_119e320e	comment	Red Herring Twist
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Twin Peaks / int_11cdc5d8	type	White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
Twin Peaks / int_11cdc5d8	comment	White Anglo-Saxon Protestant: Twin Peaks is a town whose residents are majority upper-middle class white people with Anglo-American names who attend some kind of mainline protestant church. The series has a lot of fun subverting stereotypes of WASP wholesomeness with troubled backstories and Eccentric Townsfolk of varying degrees of discomfiting. Notably, the Native American Deputy Hawk is one of the very few locals deeply attuned to the somewhat intimidating natural truths of the town and its surroundings.
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Twin Peaks / int_11e0d645	type	Arc Symbol
Twin Peaks / int_11e0d645	comment	Arc Symbol: A black circle with two antenna-like appendages on top, first seen on the playing card Mr. C carries with him and later on the old native map that Hawk has. It stands for great evil, specifically representing the face of Judy, the being who gave birth to BOB. Hawk tells Truman You Do Not Want To Know when he asks about it.
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Twin Peaks / int_1242b9d4	type	Double Standard: Rape, Divine on Mortal
Twin Peaks / int_1242b9d4	comment	Double Standard: Rape, Divine on Mortal: Maybe. BOB's fellow Lodge creatures don't always seem to care that he's been raping and murdering young women left and right. Just that he won't front them any of the suffering he takes from his victims. On the other hand, MIKE claims to have "seen the face of God" and become The Atoner, but then, he could be lying. MIKE's motivation is one of the greatest mysteries of the show.
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Twin Peaks / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
Twin Peaks / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: Cooper's superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, is played — very loudly — by David Lynch. Local newscaster Cyril Ponds, who appears briefly on a tv screen in the first season and reappears in the Return is played by co-creator Mark Frost.
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Twin Peaks / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Twin Peaks / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: The Final Dossier indicates that Lana Milford had a relationship with none other than Donald Trump.
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Twin Peaks / int_12dd1d4c	type	Rape as Drama
Twin Peaks / int_12dd1d4c	comment	Rape as Drama: Throughout the series.
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Twin Peaks / int_13992073	type	Rasputinian Death
Twin Peaks / int_13992073	comment	Rasputinian Death: Leo Johnson. He survives being shot twice, two axe battles with Bobby Briggs (one of them being right after awakening from a coma from said gunshot), survives being out in the woods with no water, gets electrocuted by Windom Earle on a number of occasions, then finally it is implied Leo met his fate at the hands (fangs?) of a venomous spider.
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Twin Peaks / int_13eea985	type	Arbitrary Skepticism
Twin Peaks / int_13eea985	comment	Arbitrary Skepticism: For an FBI agent who relies heavily on dreams and visions as part of his investigative technique and decides which of several leads in a case to pursue by tossing rocks at a glass bottle until it smashes, Cooper is remarkably reluctant to ask the Log Lady's log about what it knows about the case. To a certain extent, this applies to Sheriff Truman as well. Despite being a part of a secret society that is sworn to protect Twin Peaks from an unknowable, eldritch evil lurking in the woods outside of town, he seems fairly skeptical of Cooper's dream-based reasoning.
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Twin Peaks / int_141a6acb	type	Madness Mantra
Twin Peaks / int_141a6acb	comment	Madness Mantra: The woodman's haunting incantation in Episode 8, repeated over 10 times in less than four minutes.
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Twin Peaks / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Twin Peaks / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: The third season and by lightyears of distance. While the original show had its nightmarish and violent moments, it was obvious that ABC at the time (c. 1990) was VERY restrictive with all the heavy subject matter the show dealt with (rape, murder, incest, vicious sexual violence, drug-addiction, etc). And the original series featured a lot of goofy offbeat humour, adorable quirky characters, fun pieces of music and soap-opera romance that made you forget about all the dark content at the core of the show. These themes were treated more explicitly and unrestricted in the film, anyway. And now, 25 years later, being a limited series in nothing less than the adults-only network Showtime, Lynch and Frost do not skimp on disturbing content; grisly imagery, f-bombs, on-screen gruesome deaths, gore, nudity, and dark-as-midnight-on-a-moonless-night atmosphere. With almost no musical score, the third season so far can be placed among Lynch's most unsettling works ever. Which is saying a lot.
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Twin Peaks / int_1779f10e	type	"Well Done, Son" Guy
Twin Peaks / int_1779f10e	comment	"Well Done, Son" Guy: A female example involving Norma and her mother in the second season.
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Twin Peaks / int_19c85474	type	Grotesque Gallery
Twin Peaks / int_19c85474	comment	Grotesque Gallery: Lodge inhabitants include The Man From Another Place (a dwarf, who is actually a severed arm in human form), The Giant (a ... giant, obviously), a one-armed man, and a singer played by Jimmy Scott (who suffered from Kallmann Syndrome).
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Twin Peaks / int_1b122c5d	type	Scare Chord
Twin Peaks / int_1b122c5d	comment	Scare Chord: The epic nuclear explosion montage in Episode 8 is accompanied by a collage of scare chords.
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Twin Peaks / int_1bf94a24	type	The Movie
Twin Peaks / int_1bf94a24	comment	Really played up in The Movie, wherein we go from the series' quirky and tongue-in-cheek character-driven comedy (played up in even some of the more serious episodes' B-plots) to jarring, abrasive sequences of nightmarish orgies, a brutal murder portrayed in grisly detail, flashing footage of screaming animals, and a lifetime of child abuse and rape by someone who may or may not always be himself.
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Twin Peaks / int_1c5d0ed0	type	Redemption in the Rain
Twin Peaks / int_1c5d0ed0	comment	Redemption in the Rain: Leland Palmer's death. Sort of. It's actually a sprinkler.
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Twin Peaks / int_1cc527d7	type	Asskicking Leads to Leadership
Twin Peaks / int_1cc527d7	comment	Asskicking Leads to Leadership: Ray's gang used to appoint the best arm wrestler as their leader. Evil Cooper takes them over after literally crushing Renzo in an arm wrestling match.
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Twin Peaks / int_1e1f2e51	type	Raygun Gothic
Twin Peaks / int_1e1f2e51	comment	Raygun Gothic: The Giant and SeÃ±orita Dido live in a giant, otherworldly tower with this sort of aesthetic.
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Twin Peaks / int_1ee0948e	type	Artificial Human
Twin Peaks / int_1ee0948e	comment	Artificial Human: A few people were "manufactured" seemingly by BOB and set loose onto the world for a variety of purposes. Dougie Jones was one and so was the woman they believed to be Diane Evans. When they return to the black lodge they're reduced to a small golden ball. Tammy calls one a Tulpa upon discovering that it wasn't human.
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Twin Peaks / int_1f6983f7	type	Ambiguous Situation
Twin Peaks / int_1f6983f7	comment	Ambiguous Situation: This is a series David Lynch was involved in, so it's kind of packed with these. Among others: We're left unsure if Audrey Horne is sick, deranged, in a coma, or just in an alternate dimension. All of these are entirely possible in the series' universe. The Final Dossier eventually clears this up, and indicates that the unhappy marriage to Charlie was real and not All Just a Dream. Are Richard and Linda in episode 18 Richard Horne and the disabled Linda mentioned by Carl? Or, as the series implies, are they the new personalities/characters of Cooper and Diane? And what accounts for the darker, Anti-Hero version of Cooper we see in the finale? What's going on with the alternate universe? In The Final Dossier, it's revealed that the FBI's Blue Rose task force is aware that the entire narrative of what happens in Twin Peaks has been tweaked, although they may not be aware Cooper was responsible. But why do they remember what happened in the original timeline while not one living resident of Twin Peaks does?
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Twin Peaks / int_1f963842	type	Bloodier and Gorier
Twin Peaks / int_1f963842	comment	Bloodier and Gorier: Just as The Movie is Darker and Edgier than the original series in thematic content and emotional impact, The Return is Darker and Edgier in tone than the original series in terms of the graphic content portrayed: including, among other things, a graphic, slasher flick style death by sex at the hands of a mysterious alien creature, a brutal ice pick murder by a dwarf of course, The Woodsmen making people's heads explode, and the kind of crime scene sequence that would make David Fincher wince.
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Twin Peaks / int_20a14df0	type	Wrong Genre Savvy
Twin Peaks / int_20a14df0	comment	Wrong Genre Savvy: Early viewers of the series thought they were getting a straightforward mystery/soap opera, albeit a quirky one. It's actually incredibly dark fantasy/supernatural horror, and no, it's not the Genre Shift a less observant viewer might mistake it for. Albert, the series' most overtly Wrong Genre Savvy character, exists as a parody of the more reactionary of these viewers.
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Twin Peaks / int_20c99f6e	type	Hidden Heart of Gold
Twin Peaks / int_20c99f6e	comment	Hidden Heart of Gold: Audrey Horne. At first sight she seems to be a spoiled troublemaker who aspires to be a femme fatale (often successfully), but with time it is revealed that she's actually an lonely innocent with good intentions. Albert Rosenfield is an obvious Jerkass, but eventually reveals a great love for the teachings of Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., and he mellows out.
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Twin Peaks / int_2164d2a1	type	Energy Beings
Twin Peaks / int_2164d2a1	comment	Energy Beings: It's implied that BOB and other Black Lodge inhabitants can travel through electric wires when they're not possessing people.
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Twin Peaks / int_21f3aa44	type	Good Is Not Nice
Twin Peaks / int_21f3aa44	comment	Good Is Not Nice: While the closest the series comes to this trope is Albert Rosenfield and Audrey's confrontational personalities, The Secret History of Twin Peaks involves a long-running portrayal of good guys aligned with the White Lodge, a roster including some notoriously corrupt, dishonest, or unstable public figures.
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Twin Peaks / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
Twin Peaks / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: Windom Earle is a FUNNY guy, even if he is a complete psychopath. It also helps that most of the humor is at Leo's expense. The sequel season plays around with even more Black Comedy elements, such as Out with a Bang at the hands of something that looks like The Greys and a clumsy, mentally addled tenant stumbling on a grim but almost comically exaggerated murder scene in her neighbor's apartment.
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Twin Peaks / int_225527db	type	Cult Soundtrack
Twin Peaks / int_225527db	comment	In the same office sequence, Gordon Cole also whistles the intro to the Rammstein song "Engel". David Lynch has stated that he is an admirer of the band and featured one of their songs on the Cult Soundtrack for Lost Highway.
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Twin Peaks / int_22793d67	type	Terrifying Pet Store Rat
Twin Peaks / int_22793d67	comment	Terrifying Pet Store Rat: The "deadly" tarantulas Windom Earle suspends in a cage over Leo's head are the docile and harmless red-legged tarantulas that are commonly kept as pets (they seldom bite and when they do, the bite isn't dangerous in any way).
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Twin Peaks / int_22f5d1b9	comment	Some of My Best Friends Are X: Played for laughs:
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Twin Peaks / int_234fa9ba	type	Mayâ€“December Romance
Twin Peaks / int_234fa9ba	comment	Mayâ€“December Romance: Gordon Cole's M.O. After hitting on a 18ish Shelly in the original series, he's now set his sights on women apparently in their 20s and 30s, played by the 70-year-old David Lynch. He does seem to make an exception for Monica Bellucci though.
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Twin Peaks / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Twin Peaks / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: The plotline about Cooper being investigated for his conduct during the raid on One-Eyed Jack's and being framed by a corrupt Mountie for stealing a bunch of cocaine is rather unceremoniously dropped once Windom Earle shows up. After that point, the only indication he's still technically under investigation and suspended is the interesting plaid shirts that replace his black suit, and he's reinstated in a couple lines of dialogue, without the actual investigating agent or the Mountie ever appearing again.
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Twin Peaks / int_237f7eeb	type	Missing White Woman Syndrome
Twin Peaks / int_237f7eeb	comment	Missing White Woman Syndrome: All of BOB's victims are white women (not counting Jacques, whose murder BOB may have had nothing to do with), although this may be simple statistics; rural Washington is a pretty white place. Played with in how BOB's victims are treated. Ronette Pulaski is a young pretty white woman who suffers the same rape and torture as Laura did and even goes to the same school. However, her attack barely seems to affect anyone but her parents. The root of this may be that her parents are clearly much less well-off than Laura's. Teresa Banks got it even worse, being also young, white and pretty, but her complete lack of any social connections and standing would have caused her violent death to pass by entirely unnoticed, if not for certain details attracting the FBI's attention.
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Twin Peaks / int_23a0a0d0	type	Dragon Their Feet
Twin Peaks / int_23a0a0d0	comment	Dragon Their Feet: Miss Jones carries out Thomas Eckhardt's order to assassinate Sheriff Truman despite Eckhardt's death.
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Twin Peaks / int_23ce4798	comment	Sinister Southwest: The show has a substantial amount of Surreal Horror-filled screen time in the American Southwest, away from The Other Rainforest setting of the first two seasons. Throughout the show, portals to other dimensions from which eldritch entities emerge crop up in the middle of the desert, where they menace innocent rural townsfolk, including in Episode 8 where the story's Big Bad, Judy, a malevolent demon/Eldrich Abomination, is introduced to the word as a result of nuclear testing in a small New Mexico town. There's also a subplot set in Las Vegas involving an insurance executive who's heavily embroiled in organized crime.
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Twin Peaks / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Twin Peaks / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Albert, who always appears very annoyed that he's stuck in a David Lynch show with a bunch of David Lynch characters.
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Twin Peaks / int_2482df9c	type	Companion Cube
Twin Peaks / int_2482df9c	comment	Companion Cube: Margaret's log, which arguably allows her to communicate with her dead husband, who now inhabits the Black Lodge and is probably Jurgen Prochnow.
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Twin Peaks / int_24c685bf	type	Good Bad Girl
Twin Peaks / int_24c685bf	comment	James himself is torn between the wild, Good Bad Girl Laura (Veronica) and her more wholesome and restrained friend Donna (Betty).
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Twin Peaks / int_2504772e	type	Walking Spoiler
Twin Peaks / int_2504772e	comment	Walking Spoiler: The Doppelganger in the new series.
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Twin Peaks / int_25524784	type	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown
Twin Peaks / int_25524784	comment	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Maddy's demise.
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Twin Peaks / int_25bc8511	type	Generation Xerox
Twin Peaks / int_25bc8511	comment	Generation Xerox: Shelly's daughter Rebecca Burnett is essentially her original series incarnation.
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Twin Peaks / int_260926c3	type	Failure Is the Only Option
Twin Peaks / int_260926c3	comment	Failure Is the Only Option: Averted due to Executive Meddling. Lynch wanted to take as long as possible to solve the murder.
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Twin Peaks / int_264a140b	type	Fat and Skinny
Twin Peaks / int_264a140b	comment	In Blues Brothers, John Belushi plays one of two Fat and Skinny mildly criminal suit-wearing orphanage brothers with a heart of gold. In Twin Peaks, his brother James Belushi plays one of two Fat and Skinny mildly criminal suit-wearing orphanage brothers with a heart of gold.
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Twin Peaks / int_269e82c1	type	Death of a Child
Twin Peaks / int_269e82c1	comment	Death of a Child: In The Return part 6, Richard Horne commits a hit and run on a little boy in front of his mother.
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Twin Peaks / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Twin Peaks / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: For David Lynch's filmography. Eraserhead: The creature seen coming out of the first Dougie tulpa, as the tulpa is disintegrated, bears a strong resemblance to the early form of the child as seen in the opening sequence of Eraserhead. It doesn't get very much screen time. Garland Briggs is decapitated just like Henry Spencer is, not to mention that his disembodied head appears in outer space in a rather surreal sequence. The Arm's new form is similar to the tree Henry keeps near his bed. Like Henry, Gordon Cole owns a picture of an atomic bomb explosion although Cole's copy is much greater in size. The Elephant Man: The deformed prisoner with the slurred voice. "Dune (1984)": Baron Vladimir Harkonnen engages in depravity that is reminiscent of BOB's as both rape and kill to get their rocks off. Additionally both characters can fly away and are defeated by a character with supernatural abilities. Agent Phillip Jefferies is a Mechanical Abomination much like the Guild Navigators. Dale Cooper and Paul Attreides have similar zen-like demeanors that make them almost impervious to fear. Both also survive assassination attempts, are betrayed by a close confidant and go on to live either a double life or with a different culture for a significant length of time before their respective valiant returns. Blue Velvet: Becky being dependent on a man who abuses her and keeps her hooked on drugs is similar to Dorothy Vallens' treatment by Frank Booth. Cooper's doppelganger, Richard Horne and local drug dealer Red likewise have shades of Frank, as seen by their choice of leather jackets. Wild at Heart: Wally Brando isn't a million miles away from Nicolas Cage's portrayal of Sailor. Senorita Dido is also a thinly-veiled homage to Glinda, which is appropriate considering her one appearance reveals she's connected to Laura Palmer, both characters being played by Sheryl Lee. The outlaw couple aspect of Sailor and Lula is also repeated with Gary and Chantal. Lost Highway: The parallel dimension in the final episode is accessed via driving down a long road. The Straight Story: All of the returning characters, while not quite as elderly as Alvin and Lyle Straight, have clearly aged with some of them, such as the Log Lady and Harry Truman, suffering from cancer due to the mortality of old age. On a meta note, the returning characters seek to resolve past conflicts that were Left Hanging in the original run of Twin Peaks. Mulholland Dr.: The woodsmen who inhabit the convenience store are similar to the homeless person who lurks behind the Winkie's diner. Most of Las Vegas mimics the way Lynch depicted Hollywood in the same film, with an implied crime family pulling the strings, blonde women in bright pink costumes and residents played by Naomi Watts and Patrick Fischler. Inland Empire: Jack Rabbit's Palace is an allusion to Jack Rabbit, one of the characters from the film. In Inland Empire, Jack mentions a secret opening in a discussion with another character; likewise in The Return, Jack Rabbit's Palace is Garland Briggs' secret portal to the White Lodge. Laura Dern has a similar role here as she plays two versions of the same character, one of whom is fake while the other is real. Sarah Palmer revealing her true face, complete with a Slasher Smile, to a shocked trucker is reminiscent of the scene in which The Phantom shifts his face into Nightmare Faces in front of the fearful Nikki. Multiple Films: Scenes that take place in the White Lodge or in the past are filmed in black and white, matching the look of Eraserhead and The Elephant Man. The final episode of The Return has Cooper and Diane assume new identities in an alternate universe, which resembles the plots of the aforementioned Lost Highway, Mulholland Dr., and Inland Empire.
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Twin Peaks / int_26fa627a	type	Elephant in the Living Room
Twin Peaks / int_26fa627a	comment	Elephant in the Living Room: In the last episode Carrie Page has dead man shot in the head in hers and neither she nor Cooper talk about it.
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Twin Peaks / int_274ccd96	type	Water Is Blue
Twin Peaks / int_274ccd96	comment	Water Is Blue, and almost always associated with death.
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Twin Peaks / int_28f852ea	type	Wholesome Crossdresser
Twin Peaks / int_28f852ea	comment	Wholesome Crossdresser: FBI Agent Dennis Denise Bryson.
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Twin Peaks / int_2b278c5d	type	Loss of Identity
Twin Peaks / int_2b278c5d	comment	Loss of Identity: Cooper's predicament for most of the series. When he escapes the Lodge, he's essentially severely mentally handicapped, barely capable of taking care of himself and only able to repeat things that people say to him, and furthermore is living the life of Dougie Jones, an identical copy of him created as part of BOB's plan to avoid being returned to the Black Lodge. However, certain things he sees seem to jog his memory somewhat, such as a cup of black coffee, a policeman's badge, a statue of a cowboy, the American flag, and finally the name of his former superior, Gordon Cole, spoken on a television. This final one causes him to electrocute himself and somehow bring all his memory back.
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Twin Peaks / int_2b6f65f0	type	ItMakesAsMuchSenseInContext
Twin Peaks / int_2b6f65f0	comment	It Makes As Much Sense In Context Everything about Nadine.
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Twin Peaks / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Twin Peaks / int_2d4fa515	comment	Richard Horne is the sociopathic son of Audrey and a sleazy drug dealer. Richard establishes himself as a prick by threatening a girl with rape in public. Later after accidentally running over a child, Richard attempts to brutally murder a witness and bribes a cop into deleting evidence. He then brutalises and robs his own grandmother before calling her the c-word. Richard also displays indifference when his boss gets killed by Cooper's doppleganger.
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Twin Peaks / int_2dc96e6c	type	Police Code for Everything
Twin Peaks / int_2dc96e6c	comment	Police Code for Everything: In Episode 1, the cop mentions a "possible 1054" with regards to the lock they needed to crack. The neighbor misunderstands and corrects him that the address is actually 1349.
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Twin Peaks / int_2de495bb	type	Missing Child
Twin Peaks / int_2de495bb	comment	Missing Child: The disappearance and murder of Laura Palmer, and the subsequent disintegration of her parents' lives.
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Twin Peaks / int_2e8441c9	type	The Bad Guy Wins
Twin Peaks / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: Implied by the Bolivian Army Ending of the second season. Confirmed based on "The Return." When we pick back up with the series, Cooper has been trapped in the Black Lodge for 25 years while BOB runs slipshod in Cooper's body in reality. When it comes time for them to switch places, BOB has created another double of Cooper named Dougie Jones that Cooper goes into instead of his real body, and thus he acts childish and has amnesia to boot.
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Twin Peaks / int_2ed5e99d	type	Depraved Bisexual
Twin Peaks / int_2ed5e99d	comment	Depraved Bisexual: Josie Packard and Blackie O'Reilly are confirmed as this in The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, and there is heavy hinting for Blackie in the show as well. Although Josie, at least, is a pretty complicated character, and her apparent bisexuality is never played for any particular discomfort or associated with her moral failings. Leo Johnson's Fleshworld ad.
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Twin Peaks / int_2eedb330	type	Murderers Are Rapists
Twin Peaks / int_2eedb330	comment	Murderers Are Rapists
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Twin Peaks / int_2fb3170e	type	Enemy Within
Twin Peaks / int_2fb3170e	comment	Enemy Within: BOB to Leland, and later Cooper.
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Twin Peaks / int_309b8806	type	Cursed with Awesome
Twin Peaks / int_309b8806	comment	Cursed with Awesome: The White Lodge gave Freddie Super-Strength that lands him in jail when he gets in a fight, and as part of the deal must wear a non-removable gardening glove because his hand will begin gushing blood if he removes it. Luckily it pays off when he uses his gloved punching hand to defeat the series' Big Bad.
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Twin Peaks / int_316e9da2	type	Memetic Mutation
Twin Peaks / int_316e9da2	comment	"That gum you like is going to come back in style" is one of the well known quotes of the series, but when we eventually see it in context, it suddenly serves as this, completing the "magic spell" Cooper is trying to weave to solve the mystery.
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Twin Peaks / int_323f135b	type	Sorting Algorithm of Evil
Twin Peaks / int_323f135b	comment	Sorting Algorithm of Evil: Petty criminals like Leo Johnson and Jacques Renault eventually give way to more effective and dangerous men like Hank Jennings and Jean Renault. Subverted in the second season finale, where the more recently-introduced Windom Earle stands no chance at all against original Big Bad BOB. Possibly played straight in The Return (it's hard to say) when BOB himself is revealed to have been brought to Earth - and possibly even given birth to - by the entity known as The Experiment, which features in some of that series' most frightening scenes.
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Twin Peaks / int_32c930e8	type	Eccentric Townsfolk
Twin Peaks / int_32c930e8	comment	Eccentric Townsfolk: Everyone in Twin Peaks is weird in someway ranging from the fact Nadine is an amateur inventor with super strength to the Log Lady. Oddly, one of the compliments the show frequently got was that by including all these peculiarities, they actually felt more like real people than many more mundane dramas.
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Twin Peaks / int_32da548d	type	Arch-Enemy
Twin Peaks / int_32da548d	comment	Arch-Enemy: Windom Earle to Dale Cooper.
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Twin Peaks / int_3318a1cb	type	Distant Finale
Twin Peaks / int_3318a1cb	comment	Distant Finale: One of the most triumphant examples in television history as the show was revived twenty-five years later with the story going on with only minor interruptions.
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Twin Peaks / int_33affa42	type	Government Agency of Fiction
Twin Peaks / int_33affa42	comment	Government Agency of Fiction: The FBI in the Twin Peaks universe often deals heavily in supernatural cases. These more often than not tend to be just a little more dangerous than the usual kind of work. The movie implies that FBI code for these cases is "Blue Rose".
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Twin Peaks / int_33ba37ca	type	Out with a Bang
Twin Peaks / int_33ba37ca	comment	Out with a Bang: In Episode 1, while having sex Sam Colby and Tracey are murdered by something from the Black Lodge that looks like one of The Greys.
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Twin Peaks / int_3494519b	type	Stock Desert Interstate
Twin Peaks / int_3494519b	comment	Stock Desert Interstate: The Return involves road-tripping through the American West, and as such there are plenty of shots of the empty road in the desert. The last episode especially has much of it taking place in old-fashioned diners and motels or the episode is set in a car traveling through the desert. A frequent visual motif is an old-fashioned gas-station, which is a portal to Another Dimension that hops around, appearing both in the remote desert and along the roadsides.
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Twin Peaks / int_34d7d9b	type	Things That Go "Bump" in the Night
Twin Peaks / int_34d7d9b	comment	Things That Go "Bump" in the Night: BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_35a858b3	type	Cluster F-Bomb
Twin Peaks / int_35a858b3	comment	Cluster F-Bomb: A few characters indulge in this now that the show has greater freedom with its content, most notably Richard Horne.
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Twin Peaks / int_36e63b81	type	Rule of Cool
Twin Peaks / int_36e63b81	comment	Rule of Cool: Try not to think about how a roadhouse in a nowhere Washington town can get such cool bands to play every night.
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Twin Peaks / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Twin Peaks / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: "All things considered, being shot is not as bad as I always thought it might be. Long as you can keep the fear from your mind. I guess you could say that about most anything in life." David Duchovny appearing as an FBI agent was not this, as Twin Peaks ended a year before The X-Files began. However, his appearance in the revival where he relishes being able to say Federal Bureau of Investigation instead of FBI is this. Don Davis as an Air Force officer hiding the existence of aliens isn't this either. This show seems to rack these up. The "screaming Asian girl" played by Charlyne Yi at the end of Part 15 of the 2017 series is named Ruby. This isn't the first "Ruby" Yi has played. David L. Lander as Tim Pinkle is a mustelidae expert.
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Twin Peaks / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Twin Peaks / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: Ben Horne has abandoned the majority of his Jerkass tendencies and made a complete Heelâ€“Face Turn. The Secret History of Twin Peaks says this was in part due to the events of the original series and his daughter's coma. Bobby has become a responsible adult, police officer, and good father with seemingly none of his earlier bad habits remaining.
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Twin Peaks / int_3b27cf16	type	Hormone-Addled Teenager
Twin Peaks / int_3b27cf16	comment	Hormone-Addled Teenager: Laura Palmer's peers. And she herself, but with a bit of extra baggage.
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Twin Peaks / int_3b63ecb6	type	Youth Is Wasted on the Dumb
Twin Peaks / int_3b63ecb6	comment	Youth Is Wasted on the Dumb: Most of the younger characters in Twin Peaks are downright stupid.
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Twin Peaks / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Twin Peaks / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: What exactly did happen to Cooper in Pittsburgh? Explained in tie-in material considered canon by the creators. He and Windom Earle's wife fell in love. Windom murdered Caroline and attacked Cooper.
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Twin Peaks / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
Twin Peaks / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck: Only two kinds of people can see BOB's true face, and thereby have the power to stop his savagery - the gifted and the damned. One of the series' main remaining mysteries is which category Cooper falls into.
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Twin Peaks / int_3d4d3dc9	type	Humans Are Bastards
Twin Peaks / int_3d4d3dc9	comment	Humans Are Bastards: While Cooper believes everyone around him has an inherent goodness that it's his moral duty to bring out, The Doppelganger sees things the opposite way and makes it his mission to bring out peoples' pettiness with the most murderous and tragic possible consequences.
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Twin Peaks / int_3dd3a9eb	type	Tone Shift
Twin Peaks / int_3dd3a9eb	comment	Tone Shift: The Return switches the original show's quirky, soap opera atmosphere out for a dry, disjointed, and often darkly comic style consistent with mid-career David Lynch films like Mulholland Dr. and Lost Highway.
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Twin Peaks / int_3e084baf	type	Only Bad Guys Call Their Lawyers
Twin Peaks / int_3e084baf	comment	Only Bad Guys Call Their Lawyers: Played with. In the pilot, several of the more sympathetic characters who indeed did not kill Laura do not call their lawyers when being interrogated by Cooper and Truman. However, while Bobby Briggs is at least initially one of the less sympathetic characters and could be viewed as a "bad guy", he did not kill Laura either - and yet his family's lawyer is present at his interrogation. Double Subverted by Fire Walk With Me, by Retcon to the above. Bobby killed a drug dealer two days before Laura's murder, and has every reason to believe he's going to prison.
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Twin Peaks / int_3e99593b	type	Freakier Than Fiction
Twin Peaks / int_3e99593b	comment	Freakier Than Fiction: The most insane and improbable things mentioned in The Secret of History of Twin Peaks are things that actually happened. Whereas things like people catching a glance of The Giant in the woods and the soul of the Log Lady's husband being trapped in her log are pretty benign and dull by comparison.
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Twin Peaks / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Twin Peaks / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: In general, efforts by the teenage characters to investigate just put them in danger and complicate things, because they're children who have no training or experience, and who don't fully understand what they're dealing with. When Audrey does manage to help (by stealing some surveillance photographs Bobby takes for her father), she notably has a home turf advantage and does not put herself in direct danger. Bobby and Shelly's attempt to commit insurance fraud with a brain-damaged Leo fails miserably. It is not nearly as simple as they think it's going to be and the money ends up actually being used as intended. Let's just say there's a reason that most workers' compensation fraud is perpetuated either by the employer, or by the worker in question, not by outside parties.
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Twin Peaks / int_3eee0728	type	Captain Obvious
Twin Peaks / int_3eee0728	comment	Captain Obvious: Gordon Cole's deadpan delivery of "He's dead!" after staring at the exploded head of Bill Hastings.
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Twin Peaks / int_3ff34221	type	To Hell and Back
Twin Peaks / int_3ff34221	comment	To Hell and Back: Cooper in the second series finale. The Black Lodge may not be Hell itself, but neither is it pleasant. But did he really come back??? As The Return reveals, he didn't, but something else did.
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Twin Peaks / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Twin Peaks / int_40cc0c7e	comment	This is the fate of those residents who didn't get a Bittersweet Ending or Downer Ending: Nadine's silent drape business, Run Silent, Run Drapes, is an apparent success and in business 25 years after its creation. Lucy and Andy despite their relationship issues in the original series have been stably married for the past 25 years. Gordon Cole is the Deputy Director of the FBI. Denise Bryson has transitioned, overcoming what Gordon Cole called a "wild and confused time", and become the Chief of Staff for the FBI. A Downplayed Trope example with Tommy "Hawk" Hill as he's now Deputy Chief of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department—which seems close to his original rank. The only reason it qualifies is the Sheriff's Department is now much, much larger. Ed and Norma finally get together, with Nadine's blessing.
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Twin Peaks / int_40febb0d	type	A Side Order of Romance
Twin Peaks / int_40febb0d	comment	A Side Order of Romance: Near the end of Season 2, Gordon Cole visits the Double R for the first time and falls in love with Shelly on sight, bombastically declares his love for her, and even gets her to kiss him. Bobby is none too pleased to see her kissing a much older man at work.
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Twin Peaks / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Twin Peaks / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: A lot of the special effects look very weird and hokey (finding a clear origin in Lynch's film Inland Empire, which has similarly bad special effects), but somehow the suckiness makes them even more batshit terrifying. Special mention has to go to the black orb containing BOB's soul, which contains a pretty obvious CGI rendering of Frank Silva's face - but it's still absolutely terrifying. It's easy to tell which ones are supposed to look good and which aren't when you get to Episode 8, where the atomic explosion looks good.
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Twin Peaks / int_4217402f	type	Power Dynamics Kink
Twin Peaks / int_4217402f	comment	Power Dynamics Kink: The relationship between Benjamin Horne and Catherine Martell has a shade of this, involving him kissing her feet and her replying to his compliments with sarcastic quips. Exaggerated when he's accused of murder and arrested, and she visits him in the jail. She takes off her shoe, and he kisses her foot, pleading her to confirm his alibi.
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Twin Peaks / int_42c9f1ec	type	Downplayed Trope
Twin Peaks / int_42c9f1ec	comment	A Downplayed Trope example with Tommy "Hawk" Hill as he's now Deputy Chief of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department—which seems close to his original rank. The only reason it qualifies is the Sheriff's Department is now much, much larger.
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Twin Peaks / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
Twin Peaks / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: William Hastings after being dragged into the plot and helping Gordon uncover some mysteries related to Cooper, meets an abrupt and violent end by one of the Woodsmen.
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Twin Peaks / int_44606d14	type	Becoming the Mask
Twin Peaks / int_44606d14	comment	Becoming the Mask: Ben Horne starts a campaign of saving the pine weasel as a way to derail Catherine's real estate plans. Somewhere along the way he actually starts to care, and this leads to extensive soul-searching on his part. Denise Bryson realizes she is transgender after an undercover operation that required her to cross-dress.
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Twin Peaks / int_446c5792	type	Villainous Rescue
Twin Peaks / int_446c5792	comment	Villainous Rescue: In the Season 1 Finale, Hank Jennings inadvertently saves Bobby Briggs' life when he shoots Leo Johnson just as the latter was about to put an axe through Bobby in his home. In the Grand Finale, Windom Earle attempts to steal Cooper's soul. Coop agrees to the trade, Earle stabs him in the same spot he stabbed him before, and then BOB undoes the injury, complains that Earle broke the rules, and steals his soul.
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Twin Peaks / int_4523420b	type	Love Dodecahedron
Twin Peaks / int_4523420b	comment	Love Dodecahedron: And how. It's easier to name the characters who aren't a part of it. To put it simply, nearly everyone in town has at least two lovers, which leads to a lot of sharing.
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Twin Peaks / int_4637914d	type	Suburban Gothic
Twin Peaks / int_4637914d	comment	Suburban Gothic: In The Return, the bulk of the series is set in mundane suburbs in various cities, and all of them are a front for either criminal activity or the extradimensional horror from the Black Lodge.
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Twin Peaks / int_463da046	type	Ambiguous Gender Identity
Twin Peaks / int_463da046	comment	Dennis/Denise Bryson, being of Ambiguous Gender Identity, can pull off the sleek DEA agent look as well as the sultry waitress look without breaking a sweat. In fact, this is how she initially discovered her different feelings, during an undercover operation that required her to dress as a woman.
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Twin Peaks / int_464dd7cc	type	The Unfought
Twin Peaks / int_464dd7cc	comment	The Unfought: Cooper and his Doppelganger never confront each other due to the latter being gunned down by Lucy before Copper arrives. Applies to Cooper and BOB too since it's Freddy Sykes that gets to take down the Big Bad.
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Twin Peaks / int_465b8fcd	type	Revealing Continuity Lapse
Twin Peaks / int_465b8fcd	comment	Revealing Continuity Lapse: In one episode, Cooper is in the Black Lodge and drinking a cup of coffee. Between shots, the coffee turns from liquid to solid and back again with no possible explanation. This serves to add a bit of Surreal Horror and underline the Black Lodge's status as an Eldritch Location. In the final episode of The Return, Cooper meets up with someone who seems to be an amnesiac, alternate version of Laura. He takes her to her parents' house in Twin Peaks, sure that this will jog her memory. When they get there, they find that it is occupied by the Chalfont/Tremond family, and no one has ever heard of the Palmers. Cooper is incredibly confused, and this implies that something is incredibly off about the world he's in.
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Twin Peaks / int_47325888	type	Latex Perfection
Twin Peaks / int_47325888	comment	Latex Perfection: Catherine Martell, disguised as a mysterious Japanese businessman after Faking the Dead.
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Twin Peaks / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Twin Peaks / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Albert defines this. After an amazing speech in which Albert's heart of gold becomes apparent, he and Sheriff Truman — formerly bitter enemies — become close friends and even hug one another in a later episode. Bobby Briggs, initially a whiny Jerk Jock who's barely any less abusive to Shelley than her husband (and also killed a guy in a coke deal gone bad), becomes a not-too-bad guy by the end of the show.
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Twin Peaks / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Twin Peaks / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: Cooper is noticeably more standoffish and reserved in the pilot episode than in every subsequent episode. Granted, he's meeting everyone in the town for the first time, but he's already become much more friendly and gregarious by the following episode, which takes place the next day. It also makes sense for him to try and get as much information as he can while the case is still a little warm, given how much harder the location and that era's technology would make things.
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Twin Peaks / int_47e61b99	type	Narnia Time
Twin Peaks / int_47e61b99	comment	Narnia Time: Time in the Black Lodge is a somewhat more Mind Screw-worthy take on the idea.
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Twin Peaks / int_4843f922	type	Dragon Lady
Twin Peaks / int_4843f922	comment	Dragon Lady: Josie.
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Twin Peaks / int_4864031b	type	Informed Attractiveness
Twin Peaks / int_4864031b	comment	Informed Attractiveness: Lana Budding Milford is described as entrancingly beautiful by everyone who sees her.
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Twin Peaks / int_4920f624	type	Hidden Villain
Twin Peaks / int_4920f624	comment	Hidden Villain
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Twin Peaks / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
Twin Peaks / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: Twin Peaks has some truly beautiful cinematography. The opening also gives you a good first look at some of the breathtaking nature scenery you're going to see in the show.
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Twin Peaks / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
Twin Peaks / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: Subverted: We don't get to see Bill Hastings' head explode on-screen, but we get a good long look at what it looks like afterwards.
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Twin Peaks / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Twin Peaks / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: When Cooper finally breaks out of his Empty Shell state in Part 16, he immediately contacts MIKE, who responds with an exasperated "Finally!"
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Twin Peaks / int_4a875876	type	Yellowface
Twin Peaks / int_4a875876	comment	Yellowface: An in-universe example: Catherine Martell disguising herself as Mr. Tojamura.
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Twin Peaks / int_4a879f41	type	Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu?
Twin Peaks / int_4a879f41	comment	Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu?: Cooper understands his dream in episode 2 is significant. It takes some time, however, before he realizes its characters are extra-dimensional monsters who feed on human suffering.
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Twin Peaks / int_4abd0b32	type	I'll Take Two Beers Too
Twin Peaks / int_4abd0b32	comment	I'll Take Two Beers Too: A non-verbal example when the Hornes are hosting a reception for the Icelanders. Catherine and Pete enter the reception and Catherine takes two glasses of champagne from a waiter, downs the first in one gulp, then promptly walks off with the second one.
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Twin Peaks / int_4ad4b2b	type	Guardian Angel
Twin Peaks / int_4ad4b2b	comment	Guardian Angel: In The Movie, Laura keeps a painting of one in her room for protection. When it disappears, things get really bad.
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Twin Peaks / int_4c6e3b05	type	Uncanny Valley Makeup
Twin Peaks / int_4c6e3b05	comment	Uncanny Valley Makeup: Harry Goaz is clearly wearing a fat suit that gives him a large pot belly, but everything else about him is just as skinny as before, which makes his body proportions look off. Most likely this is very deliberate.
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Twin Peaks / int_4d846bbb	type	Bearer of Bad News
Twin Peaks / int_4d846bbb	comment	Bearer of Bad News: Sheriff Truman feels uncomfortable telling Benjamin Horne that his grandson Richard was the one who ran over and killed the little boy.
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Twin Peaks / int_4debd344	type	Cliffhanger Copout
Twin Peaks / int_4debd344	comment	Cliffhanger Cop Out: Averted big time. From the very first episode we see that the aftermath of having Cooper's BOB-possessed Doppelganger run free for twenty-five years has been taken to its logical conclusion.
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Twin Peaks / int_4dec4b64	type	Cliffhanger Copout
Twin Peaks / int_4dec4b64	comment	Cliffhanger Copout: Episode Three in the first season ends with Agent Cooper having a dream from which he learns who killed Laura Palmer. Cooper immediately wakes up from the dream to call up Sheriff Truman to tell him that he knows who the murderer is but teases that the answer could "wait 'till morning." Come the next episode, taking place that following morning, Cooper recaps all the events from the dream that ended with Laura Palmer whispering the name of her killer in his ear. Then, once he's asked who the killer is, Cooper nonchalantly responds "I don't remember."
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Twin Peaks / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Twin Peaks / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: This is the fate of those Twin Peaks residents who didn't get an Earn Your Happy Ending or Bittersweet Ending: Sheriff Truman is terminally ill from stomach cancer. A Downplayed Trope as he's lived a decent life by all accounts. Major Briggs was murdered by Doppel Coop not long after the series. His headless body continually turns up across the country due to his connection to the Lodges. Sarah Palmer lives alone in her home and spends all of her time drinking and watching nature documentaries (understandable, given what we found out about her) and is possibly possessed by a demon that lives in a mysterious black void behind her face. Shelly is working the same job she did 25 years ago with a daughter trapped in the same abusive marriage she was. She divorced the Heelâ€“Face Turn Bobby Briggs to continue dating losers. Audrey survived the bank explosion, but is now trapped in an unhappy marriage and traumatized by the events involving Ghostwood. To make matters worse, she's potentially the mother of Richard Horne, a sexually-abusive criminal now in trouble for killing a little boy. Oh, and the worst part of it all? It's heavily implied most if not all of her experiences since the season 2 finale set in the 1990s are All Just a Dream. The series itself apparently ends with Dale Cooper trapped in alternate universe, unable to save Laura or restore things as they once were and slowly losing his sense of identity.
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Twin Peaks / int_4e7017f1	type	Wig, Dress, Accent
Twin Peaks / int_4e7017f1	comment	Wig, Dress, Accent: Windom Earle uses several of these to get around Twin Peaks.
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Twin Peaks / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Twin Peaks / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: Episode 18 The woman who now owns the Palmer house saying that she bought it from a Mrs. Chalfont, and that her own name is Alice Tremond, counts as this. The Chalfonts and Tremonds had never been mentioned at all during The Return, but their penchant for swapping identities goes a long way towards explaining the world that Cooper/Richard and Laura/Carrie find themselves living in.
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Twin Peaks / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Twin Peaks / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: Episode 16 abruptly ends with Audrey running towards the camera after a fight breaks out at the roadhouse begging Charlie to get her out of there, and then immediately to her in an all white room in white clothes looking into a mirror in confusion. After several episodes of Sarah Palmer slipping into alcoholism and madness in a downward spiral that has gone on for the past twenty-five years, we're treated to a jarring shot of her screaming as she tries to destroy Laura's portrait.
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Twin Peaks / int_4ec4c5ab	type	Harsher in Hindsight
Twin Peaks / int_4ec4c5ab	comment	Harsher in Hindsight: A buffet lunch of in-universe examples after watching The Movie or reading the Laura Palmer's diary spinoff book. Most prominently Leland's wacky self-expression in the first and early second season: The Reveal in season 2 shows that he's forcing the most extreme types of positive expressions on himself - to the point of becoming borderline insane - trying to fight off being completely overtaken by BOB and losing his humanity. The Movie takes this a step further and reveals that he's trying to keep BOB not only from possessing him, but from leeching on to his despair and feeding on his suffering. It fails. MIKE tells the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department that BOB can only be seen in his real form by The Gifted and The Damned. So which is Cooper?
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Twin Peaks / int_4ef92d0b	type	The Atoner
Twin Peaks / int_4ef92d0b	comment	The Atoner: MIKE claims to be this, but it's really difficult to say.
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Twin Peaks / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Twin Peaks / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: Particularly the character of Cooper. In the pilot, he was as likely to (excessively, to the point of momentary obsession) express dislike and pickiness as he was to express liking, seemed to largely lack self-awareness, and his social manner was weird to the point of being somewhat creepy. He later became the perfect role-model of social grace, and less prone to childlike wonder at the sight of snowshoe rabbits. Also, whatever the conflict was between James and Bobby seems to vanish, along with the other bikers and random bar fights.
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Twin Peaks / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
Twin Peaks / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: Ben and Jerry, especially in the first season.
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Twin Peaks / int_5020a82	type	Duality Motif
Twin Peaks / int_5020a82	comment	Duality Motif: Used extensively throughout the original series and The Return. Among other things, the town is called Twin Peaks, there are two different pairs of characters named Mike and Bob, and there are two characters played by Sheryl Lee, both of whom are murdered by a possessed Leland ("It is happening again"). The Return extends this, with the main plot revolving around two different Coopers walking on Earth.
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Twin Peaks / int_506bf16a	type	Sex Signals Death
Twin Peaks / int_506bf16a	comment	Sex Signals Death: Three of BOB's victims include Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Ronette Pulaski (the latter of whom survives), all of whom were sex workers.
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Twin Peaks / int_50f50a5e	type	Donut Mess with a Cop
Twin Peaks / int_50f50a5e	comment	Donut Mess with a Cop: "A policeman's dream!"◊
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Twin Peaks / int_51bc8d33	type	The Church
Twin Peaks / int_51bc8d33	comment	The Church: With a few exceptions such as Deputy Hawk, most of Twin Peaks' locals are unambiguously Christian with funerals and weddings conducted by Laura's ex-Sunday school teacher, a clergyman whose polite manner evokes The Vicar of British rural settings. The only overtly devout or obsessively religious member of the community, however, is the mystically-inclined Jesuit Catholic Major Briggs.
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Twin Peaks / int_524f94d3	type	Rape as Backstory
Twin Peaks / int_524f94d3	comment	Rape as Backstory: Diane, or at the very least her tulpa. Very possible for Audrey and her son.
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Twin Peaks / int_525478f9	type	Consulting Mister Puppet
Twin Peaks / int_525478f9	comment	Consulting Mister Puppet: The Log Lady.
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Twin Peaks / int_53136954	type	Book Dumb
Twin Peaks / int_53136954	comment	Zig-zagged and gender inverted with the Laura, Bobby, James love triangle. At first, it seems like Bobby, the high school quarterback from a good family is the Betty while James, the Book Dumb, Troubled, but Cute biker from the wrong side of the tracks would be the Veronica, particularly in the first few episodes when it seems like James could have killed her. However, Bobby later is revealed to be involved in all sorts of criminal dealings and has a bit of an attitude problem himself, while James is a sweet, good guy. It's further subverted when it's revealed that both of them were too tame for Laura and that Bobby struggled to be the bad boy Laura wanted.
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Twin Peaks / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Twin Peaks / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The two canon spinoff books for The Return, The Secret History of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier. Both involve collections of thoughts and annotations by Tammy on the events of both series and wrap up a few plot points while also raising some new questions. Both the original series' beginning and The Return's conclusion involve Dale Cooper arriving in the town of Twin Peaks.
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Twin Peaks / int_533d53a0	type	Fantasy Americana
Twin Peaks / int_533d53a0	comment	Fantasy Americana: One of the defining examples, with a sleepy Washington town being the epicenter of a cosmic struggle between good and evil, and the surrounding forest being an Enchanted Forest, host to a menagerie of terrifying spirits who would give the worst of The Fair Folk a run for their money. The Return expands the scope to include the rest of the United States, most prominently Las Vegas and South Dakota.
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Twin Peaks / int_53f0f67e	type	Dreaming the Truth
Twin Peaks / int_53f0f67e	comment	Dreaming the Truth
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Twin Peaks / int_53f5119f	type	The Dragon
Twin Peaks / int_53f5119f	comment	The Dragon: Hank, first to Mr. Horne and later to Jean Renault. Also, Leo to Windom Earle. Jonathan, and later Miss Jones, to Thomas Eckhardt.
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Twin Peaks / int_54d9d51e	type	The Echoer
Twin Peaks / int_54d9d51e	comment	The Echoer: When Deputy Broxford is put in the holding cells, there's a drunk there who repeats everything he says. He also repeats the chirping noises Naido makes. The combination is almost enough to drive Broxford insane.
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Twin Peaks / int_558f5da6	type	Cryptic Conversation
Twin Peaks / int_558f5da6	comment	It also references "Carrie", if that's even her actual name in the third season. Who Cooper/Richard assumes is Laura. Is he wrong? This prophetic Cryptic Conversation is the only clue.
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Twin Peaks / int_56240281	type	Country Matters
Twin Peaks / int_56240281	comment	Country Matters: The drunk trucker in Episode 14 insults Sarah Palmer with the line "It's a free cunt-ry." Richard Horne calls his own grandmother this, while also beating her senseless for money. Did we mention that he's a real swell guy?
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Twin Peaks / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Twin Peaks / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: In The Final Dossier, Sarah Palmer's father is stated to have been an employee of the Department of Defense at the time of her birth in 1943 and during the Trinity nuclear test in 1945. However, the Department of Defense did not actually exist until a few years later - meaning that he would have worked for its predecessor agency, the War Department.
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Twin Peaks / int_56b53152	type	Green Aesop
Twin Peaks / int_56b53152	comment	Green Aesop: The Return implies that a nuclear test explosion that destroyed part of the southwestern wilderness attracted an infestation of Lodge creatures and Woodsmen who saw ample feeding ground for garmonbozia.
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Twin Peaks / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Twin Peaks / int_575fd5e2	comment	Dark Is Not Evil: The inhabitants of the Black Lodge could not by any stretch of the imagination be called good (they eat pain and suffering, after all) but some of them do help Cooper with his investigation on numerous occasions.
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Twin Peaks / int_57e4d517	type	Pillow Silencer
Twin Peaks / int_57e4d517	comment	Pillow Silencer: In episode 2, Evil Cooper murders a girl this way when he finds out she tried to double-cross him with her partner. First he knocks her unconscious and then places a pillow on her face and reaches with his revolver underneath to shoot her in the temple.
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Twin Peaks / int_581f6468	type	Hero of Another Story
Twin Peaks / int_581f6468	comment	Hero of Another Story: Doug Milford, retroactively, thanks to The Secret History of Twin Peaks.
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Twin Peaks / int_58977071	type	Creepy Jazz Music
Twin Peaks / int_58977071	comment	Creepy Jazz Music: Jazz is always the soundtrack of the Black Lodge, a location that is nothing if not sinister. The last episode of Season 2 takes this up to eleven with an extended scene of Jimmy Scott singing a jazzy ballad that is incredibly unnerving.
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Twin Peaks / int_598b0106	type	And Here He Comes Now
Twin Peaks / int_598b0106	comment	And Here He Comes Now: In Episode 17, Cole mentions that they should heard by then from their dear friend Dale Cooper. Cue the phone ringing with Agent Headly reporting they have found Dougie Jones in Vegas.
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Twin Peaks / int_59f0de2a	type	Not Himself
Twin Peaks / int_59f0de2a	comment	Not Himself: The story is centered around three versions of Cooper: There's Doppel Coop who is BOB and another Black Lodge spirit riding around in the original's body like Fast and the Furious villains. There's actual Coop who is an Empty Shell with no personality and seeming possible brain damage from 25 years in the Black Lodge. Then there's Dougie Jones who is another clone of Cooper and a sleazy insurance salesman. In the last few episodes, original-flavor Coop, determined, kind-hearted, and capable, finally returns and sets many things right... but in the finale yet another variation appears. He believes he is Cooper, and tries to help Laura. But he is inexplicably referred to as "Richard," deals with problems much more ruthlessly than Cooper ever did, and frequently seems confused and out of his depth.
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Twin Peaks / int_5a310772	type	Standard Office Setting
Twin Peaks / int_5a310772	comment	Standard Office Setting: Dougie Jones works in the high-end variety of this setting, in a glass-walled, leather-chaired, skyscraper office in which employees mostly seem to have serious meetings in plush conference rooms and hand each other manila envelopes. Most scenes in this setting involve Dougie having absurd difficulties in the elevator while getting coffee, or both.
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Twin Peaks / int_5a4aa505	type	Government Conspiracy
Twin Peaks / int_5a4aa505	comment	Government Conspiracy: Dale Cooper is a strong believer in conspiracy theories. Given his own experience... Major Briggs is sort of a part of one. In one scene, he gives Cooper a piece of very sensitive information and apologizes for not being able to tell him any more. Cooper responds that, as a fellow employee of the federal government, he understands completely. The Secret History of Twin Peaks alludes to both positive and negative aspects of a broader secret conflict between factions of spiritual darkness and spiritual light stretching throughout history. Richard Nixon is portrayed by the book's compiler Major Briggs as a mad if well-meaning leader in the good guys' faction, engaging various characters from his trusted circle in covert diplomacy/contact with alien races.
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Twin Peaks / int_5ad94ef8	type	Interim Villain
Twin Peaks / int_5ad94ef8	comment	Interim Villain: In Season 2, Wyndom Earle served as this, until BOB, the original Big Bad, returned. This may be more Hijacked by Ganon, though since Wyndom Earle remains one of the show's iconic villains. Jean Renault and Warren Eckhardt may be more traditional examples.
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Twin Peaks / int_5c5d0032	type	Eyepatch of Power
Twin Peaks / int_5c5d0032	comment	Eyepatch of Power: Nadine. Good old casually-600-pound-pressing Nadine.
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Twin Peaks / int_5d414804	type	Just Friends
Twin Peaks / int_5d414804	comment	Just Friends: Audrey and Cooper, to the ire of both David Lynch and the Fan-Preferred Couple crowd.
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Twin Peaks / int_5dff009d	type	As Long as There Is Evil
Twin Peaks / int_5dff009d	comment	As Long as There Is Evil: Invoked by Albert when trying to explain the existence of BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_5e1b0f72	type	Evil Tastes Good
Twin Peaks / int_5e1b0f72	comment	Evil Tastes Good: Averted. If you didn't already find creamed corn disturbing, you will now.
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Twin Peaks / int_5f252b8b	type	One Phone Call
Twin Peaks / int_5f252b8b	comment	One Phone Call: In Episode 4, Gordon Cole requests local police to give Coop's doppelganger his phone call in jail.
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Twin Peaks / int_60492b98	type	Have You Told Anyone Else?
Twin Peaks / int_60492b98	comment	Have You Told Anyone Else?: Richard Horne asks Miriam, who identified him during his hit-and-run, if she had told anyone else besides writing to the Sheriff. She says no. Bad idea.
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Twin Peaks / int_615fdb1f	type	Dream Sequence
Twin Peaks / int_615fdb1f	comment	Dream Sequence: Cooper's is a famous example.
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Twin Peaks / int_617a1d43	type	Conspiracy Kitchen Sink
Twin Peaks / int_617a1d43	comment	Conspiracy Kitchen Sink: "The Secret History of Twin Peaks" doubles down on this including the Fantasy Kitchen Sink the series already had, including everything from UFO's to Meriwether Lewis's death and nuclear waste on Twin Peaks. To make things worst, it is left unclear how much any conspiracy group interacts with the others and how much each side knows. For instance, the FBI seems to quite a lot about the mystical elements, while the USAF knows about alien life.
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Twin Peaks / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Twin Peaks / int_617f0563	comment	Shelly is working the same job she did 25 years ago with a daughter trapped in the same abusive marriage she was. She divorced the Heelâ€“Face Turn Bobby Briggs to continue dating losers.
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Twin Peaks / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
Twin Peaks / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Some of Agent Cooper's investigation methods are unique to say the least. Surprisingly this is tolerated and even factored into serious case work by the officers of the Twin Peaks sheriff's department, who have probably never seen an FBI agent before and don't know any better.
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Twin Peaks / int_61bc780c	type	Informed Small Town
Twin Peaks / int_61bc780c	comment	Informed Small Town: Twin Peaks itself is perhaps best described as an inverse example. was originally intended to have just over five thousand residents, but an extra digit was added at the network's request to make it bigger, while nothing else was changed to reflect such a size. A town of over fifty thousand would certainly have more than one high school, much larger police force, and it would definitely lack the "everyone knows everyone" atmosphere shown in the series.
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Twin Peaks / int_61f452ca	type	Sinister Shades
Twin Peaks / int_61f452ca	comment	Sinister Shades: Thomas Eckhardt's reappearance as he's watching the fireplace with sunglasses on in Episode 21
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Twin Peaks / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Twin Peaks / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: One of the biggest problems with Season 2 was the increasingly flimsy justifications for keeping Cooper in Twin Peaks after he solved Laura's murder. "The Return"'s unresolved storyline about designer drug smuggling provides a handy reason for the FBI to open another investigation if a fourth season is ever produced.
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Twin Peaks / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Twin Peaks / int_62f9d08e	comment	The creature seen coming out of the first Dougie tulpa, as the tulpa is disintegrated, bears a strong resemblance to the early form of the child as seen in the opening sequence of Eraserhead. It doesn't get very much screen time.
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Twin Peaks / int_641a883f	type	Final Exam Finale
Twin Peaks / int_641a883f	comment	Final Exam Finale: Everybody comes Back for the Finale, including the dead characters and characters still in town who'd not been seen for ages. The show asks you to remember Jacoby describing a smell like scorched engine oil, what Hawk said about the Dweller on the Threshold, and that Ronette Pulaski and Sarah Palmer ever existed. Of course, Cooper's still in the Black Lodge, everybody's in mortal peril, and the last shot of the second season is BOB in Cooper's body laughing about the turn of fortune... for 25 years.
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Twin Peaks / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Twin Peaks / int_6439de78	comment	Most importantly, how does the main twist at the end resolve? Does Laura/ "Carrie" awaken to her possible true identity, and if so does she get past the Tremonds/Chalfonts and let herself be destroyed by JUDY? Or is she doomed to go on living while Judy survives, unable to fulfill her Heroic Sacrifice? Does she even need or want to?
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Twin Peaks / int_65163c3a	type	Evil Tower of Ominousness
Twin Peaks / int_65163c3a	comment	Evil Tower of Ominousness: Inverted with the White Lodge, whose denizens dwell in a giant, ominous tower perched above an alien sea, but are the most purely good spiritual beings in the series' mythos.
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Twin Peaks / int_652bf890	type	Drone of Dread
Twin Peaks / int_652bf890	comment	Drone of Dread: Much of the soundtrack consists of this. There's even a brief, eerie drone right before the opening theme now. Sound designer Dean Hurley even released all the show's drone pieces as a separate soundtrack album for the show.
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Twin Peaks / int_65b696be	type	Fille Fatale
Twin Peaks / int_65b696be	comment	And of course, Agent Cooper is torn between the seductive Fille Fatale Audrey and the former nun Annie.
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Twin Peaks / int_663b22d9	type	Dying as Yourself
Twin Peaks / int_663b22d9	comment	Dying as Yourself: Leland Palmer
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Twin Peaks / int_675a7d05	type	OrpheanRescue
Twin Peaks / int_675a7d05	comment	Orphean Rescue: In the penultimate episode, Cooper travels backwards in time to try and save Laura Palmer's life, apparently by leading her to the White Lodge. He appears to her in the forest and takes her by the hand, leading her deeper into the woods. However, just as in the original Orpheus myth, he turns around to discover that she has disappeared. After this, the forest echoes with her disembodied scream. Exactly what happens there is extremely ambiguous, but he did apparently save Laura's life. Just not in the way he intended.
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Twin Peaks / int_67e84a8e	type	Wild Mass Guessing
Twin Peaks / int_67e84a8e	comment	Wild Mass Guessing: Due to the extremely ambiguous nature of Word of God (we're talking about David Lynch here after all), much of what is accepted as canon online (especially on this page) is based on some of the more probable and believable examples of Wild Mass Guessing as to what's going on in the series. Even that isn't exactly saying much...
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Twin Peaks / int_6a1c2a6	type	Cosmic Horror Story
Twin Peaks / int_6a1c2a6	comment	Cosmic Horror Story: Probably the one of the most extreme examples, after 25 years in the lodge Cooper has learned to predict the future, make fabricated tulpas, open the curtains of the waiting room by the shake of his hand, willfully travel to another dimensions and becoming somewhat of a Reality Warper himself, yet at the end he is confused, and utterly defeated by the sheer mindscrew of the unfolded events which may or may not be his fault.. His final line reads as he had a plan that just fell apart because of being ignorant on ALL the rules that were in play.
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Twin Peaks / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Twin Peaks / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: The Mitchum Brothers beating up the Pit Boss was a Kick the Dog moment but the odds of hitting 30 jackpots simultaneously are so astronomically unlikely, it had to be a case of Too Dumb to Live to believe that Cooper wasn't cheating. Which he was, just with the help of the Lodge spirits. Any respectable Pit Boss would have kicked him out of the casino after his third jackpot. Which they're allowed to even if they can't prove he was cheating.
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Twin Peaks / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Twin Peaks / int_6b2b3b59	comment	"Hello Diane."
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Twin Peaks / int_6c46615c	type	Talking through Technique
Twin Peaks / int_6c46615c	comment	Talking through Technique: Windom Earle engages Cooper in a chess game via newspaper, in which for every one of Cooper's pieces Earle takes he will claim another victim. Cooper seeks Pete Martell's help in playing a stalemate game, losing as few pieces as possible. As Earle once played a game of chess with Cooper every day for three years he is intimately familiar with Cooper's playstyle, and so when reading one of Cooper's early moves he instantly recognizes it as out of character for Cooper, and hence surmises that Cooper is receiving outside help and that he is trying to play to a stalemate.
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Twin Peaks / int_6d6e3015	type	Cloudcuckooland
Twin Peaks / int_6d6e3015	comment	Cloudcuckooland: The FBI, judging by the agents that we see.
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Twin Peaks / int_6db06839	type	The Stoner
Twin Peaks / int_6db06839	comment	Jerry Horne is living as The Stoner but with three times as much profit from his legal pot business as his millionaire brother.
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Twin Peaks / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Twin Peaks / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Lynch originally wanted Robert Forster to play Sheriff Harry Truman, but Forster was unavailable at the time due to other commitments, so the role went to Michael Ontkean instead. By the time of the Return, Ontkean had retired from acting and therefore declined to return as Harry, so instead Forster was cast to play Harry's brother, Frank Truman. James Belushi previously starred as a Film Noir-style protagonist in Wild Palms, one of the first series to capitalize on Twin Peaks' popularity. Some critics considered Belushi to be a bad fit for this role. 24 years later, Twin Peaks itself cast Belushi as a seemingly tough gangster who's a big goofball on the inside, which is a better use of his talents as a comedic actor.
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Twin Peaks / int_6f44042b	type	The Immodest Orgasm
Twin Peaks / int_6f44042b	comment	The Immodest Orgasm: Janey-E screams in ecstasy while making love to her husband which disturbs her little son enough in his bed to perform a Catapult Nightmare.
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Twin Peaks / int_6f572188	type	Another Dimension
Twin Peaks / int_6f572188	comment	Another Dimension: Two of them — the White Lodge and the Black Lodge. You don't want to go to the second one. Notably, the series never clarifies any visually or tonally identifiable difference, or exactly which one we're seeing at any given time.
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Twin Peaks / int_6fc530a4	type	Offscreen Breakup
Twin Peaks / int_6fc530a4	comment	Offscreen Breakup: Episode 11 confirms that Shelly's daughter Becky is also Bobby's but they are now separated and Shelly is dating someone else. By implication Audrey and Jack since the former is now unhappily married to a man named Charlie.
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Twin Peaks / int_6fe06cc5	type	FootFocus
Twin Peaks / int_6fe06cc5	comment	Foot Focus: After successfully completing a complicated gambit, Catherine reveals her identity to Ben Horne by showing him her pedicured foot.
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Twin Peaks / int_6feaf27b	type	Scarily Competent Tracker
Twin Peaks / int_6feaf27b	comment	Scarily Competent Tracker: Cooper and Hawk.
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Twin Peaks / int_70351b6c	type	No Medication for Me
Twin Peaks / int_70351b6c	comment	No Medication for Me: Forced on Phillip Michael Gerard to force a transformation into MIKE, his "inhabiting spirit." Inverted by Windom Earle, who uses haloperidol to mimic the symptoms of schizophrenia, first to get out of a jail sentence, then later to drug his captives.
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Twin Peaks / int_70746ec7	type	Dance of Despair
Twin Peaks / int_70746ec7	comment	Dance of Despair: Mr. Palmer dances multiple times throughout the series when dealing with the loss of his daughter, Laura, often calling out her name. He performs the same dance as he murders his niece, Maddy Ferguson. The dance serves as a clue to Agent Cooper that Mr. Palmer killed Laura because it mirrors the dances the dwarf performed in his dream.
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Twin Peaks / int_710bd545	type	Mind Screwdriver
Twin Peaks / int_710bd545	comment	Mind Screwdriver: The continuation explains a great deal of what was going on with the supernatural elements in the first two seasons, but still manages to open up even more questions.
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Twin Peaks / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Twin Peaks / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: Season 2, episode 10.
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Twin Peaks / int_715704e5	type	Jigsaw Puzzle Plot
Twin Peaks / int_715704e5	comment	Jigsaw Puzzle Plot: Even moreso than the original series, adding shady organized crime rings, government conspiracies, aliens, and a straight up God of Evil into the mix.
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Twin Peaks / int_7241785e	type	You Can't Fight Fate
Twin Peaks / int_7241785e	comment	You Can't Fight Fate: In episode 18, Cooper tries to use his access to the Black Lodge to save Laura before her death. While he does alter the exact sequence of events, it's strongly implied that it doesn't work.... at least as he intended. Addressed further in The Final Dossier. In the alternate timeline, Laura mysteriously disappears, but the effect is no less traumatic, and many of the same people who died tragically in the original timeline also die in the new one.
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Twin Peaks / int_72856b70	type	Godzilla Threshold
Twin Peaks / int_72856b70	comment	Godzilla Threshold: When BOB finds another victim, everyone begs Cooper to use any of his kooky methods that they previously disparaged in order to catch the killer.
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Twin Peaks / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Twin Peaks / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Happens sometimes towards the end of the series with both Harry and Cooper. The greatest offender, however, is Major Briggs, whose first decision, immediately after establishing that a murderous psychopath is hiding out in the forest, is to take a casual relaxing walk in the forest on the way home. Harry and Cooper think it's a great idea. The entire investigative team. They deduce from the first episode that Laura's death was part of a string of killings including Theresa Banks and was to have included Ronette Pulaski and yet they make absolutely no efforts to connect the three girls, and aside from a brief talk with Ronette's parents, they completely ignore anything to do with her. No attempts are made to talk with her friends or any other relatives, this in comparison to the efforts they go to investigating Laura Palmer's life. Essentially they just decide that Laura was the primary target of the attack since she was the one that died. Also, when Windom Earle is murdering people, they make no apparent effort to find him, instead being content to keep on receiving clues from him and making chess moves. Even when they learn that he is based in the woods near Twin Peaks, they make no effort to search the woods for him.
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Twin Peaks / int_72d31973	type	Surreal Horror
Twin Peaks / int_72d31973	comment	Surreal Horror: It's a David Lynch project, this comes with the territory.
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Twin Peaks / int_7301ae04	type	Serial Killer
Twin Peaks / int_7301ae04	comment	Serial Killer: BOB. Windom Earle.
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Twin Peaks / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Twin Peaks / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: In the original run: "Fire walk with me." To a lesser extent, "the owls are not what they seem". In The Return: "We live inside a dream."
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Twin Peaks / int_74cc759a	type	Atomic Hate
Twin Peaks / int_74cc759a	comment	Atomic Hate: The first nuclear detonation was the catalyst that allowed BOB and the Woodsmen to enter our world.
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Twin Peaks / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Twin Peaks / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: James. After being betrayed by a girl again he decides to go on the road, but promises to eventually come back to Donna. He does... 25 years later.
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Twin Peaks / int_75979171	type	The Cuckoolander Was Right
Twin Peaks / int_75979171	comment	The Cuckoolander Was Right: Played straight with the Log Lady and several other characters. Averted by Cooper in that everyone takes his far-out theories seriously anyway (except for Albert, the only person who actually does have good reason to believe him).
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Twin Peaks / int_766b53f2	type	DoesNotKnowHerOwnStrength
Twin Peaks / int_766b53f2	comment	Does Not Know Her Own Strength: Nadine, after returning from the hospital (after attempting suicide).
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Twin Peaks / int_76d6c3df	type	I Don't Like the Sound of That Place
Twin Peaks / int_76d6c3df	comment	I Don't Like the Sound of That Place: Ghostwood National Forest. The Black Lodge. Glastonbury Grove. Dead Dog Farm.
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Twin Peaks / int_77063cd7	type	Hooker with a Heart of Gold
Twin Peaks / int_77063cd7	comment	Hooker with a Heart of Gold: Jade the hooker who Dougie was with before he's taken back to the Lodge. Even beyond her business relationship with Dougie she still takes the time to give catatonic Cooper (whom she mistakes for as Dougie having a stroke) a ride and when she finds the key to the Great Northern that he dropped she takes the time to send it back to the hotel rather than tossing it.
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Twin Peaks / int_77552932	type	Character Shilling
Twin Peaks / int_77552932	comment	Character Shilling: In the second episode Shelly gushes about how cool James is. This seems to be part of her characterization that she likes bad boys. There's an early scene where Gordon must defend recruiting Tammy by talking about what a great agent she is.
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Twin Peaks / int_777baed3	type	Out-of-Character Alert
Twin Peaks / int_777baed3	comment	Out-of-Character Alert: Evil Cooper refuses an offer of coffee from the Twin Peaks constabulary, immediately tipping all of his old friends off that something is wrong with him.
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Twin Peaks / int_77c9a628	type	Your Soul Is Mine!
Twin Peaks / int_77c9a628	comment	Your Soul Is Mine!: Josie Packard falls victim to a type two-B. Or maybe her soul is just trapped inside the knob of a dresser drawer. Wyndom Earle tries this on Cooper, but it doesn't work.
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Twin Peaks / int_7833feeb	type	Sudden Name Change
Twin Peaks / int_7833feeb	comment	Sudden Name Change: Mrs. Tremond and her grandson are the same characters as Mrs. Chalfont and her grandson, with no explanation as to whether the name change is at all meaningful.
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Twin Peaks / int_7870735b	type	From Bad to Worse
Twin Peaks / int_7870735b	comment	From Bad to Worse: The series starts with the relatively mundane murder of Laura Palmer, but by its end has become a full-blown Cosmic Horror Story.
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Twin Peaks / int_79a0e313	type	Bolivian Army Ending
Twin Peaks / int_79a0e313	comment	"How's Annie?"
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Twin Peaks / int_79f9249	type	Horrifying the Horror
Twin Peaks / int_79f9249	comment	Horrifying the Horror: MIKE does this.
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Twin Peaks / int_7ac1f1e5	type	Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist
Twin Peaks / int_7ac1f1e5	comment	Philip Michael Gerard is named for the Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist on The Fugitive, which also featured a mysterious One-Armed Man.
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Twin Peaks / int_7b21ef92	type	Later-Installment Weirdness
Twin Peaks / int_7b21ef92	comment	Later-Installment Weirdness: It was more or less confirmed by Lynch and Frost that The Return would have a good bit of this, in no small part due to a changed up cast and more creative control on the part of David Lynch. And with the Tone Shift from the original series' mystery and The Movie's tragedy into outright morbid and abrasive surrealism along with grimmer Black Comedy replacing the first two seasons' folksy charm, does it ever. Within the story itself, BOB has switched from the personification of evil in its most chaotic form to a more calculating type of Big Bad, though an explanation can be chalked up to the personality of who he's possessing. While the original series had a limited setting in both its number of major characters and physical scope, The Return has a great deal of fun with its characters and varied settings.
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Twin Peaks / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Twin Peaks / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: One of the bands featured in Season 3, Trouble, has David Lynch's son and Dean Hurley, a sound designer for the show, as members.
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Twin Peaks / int_7d34f23a	type	Reckless Gun Usage
Twin Peaks / int_7d34f23a	comment	Reckless Gun Usage Andy drops his pistol and has an accidental discharge, causing Cooper and Truman to assign him extra shooting practice. Bobby and Shelly have a love scene in the final episode of the first season that involves some breathtakingly stupid messing around with a pistol, including Bobby inserting it barrel first into her cleavage with his finger on the trigger. It's played not as deliberate risk-taking, but as if they're both completely blind to the danger.
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Twin Peaks / int_7d3da681	type	The Legions of Hell
Twin Peaks / int_7d3da681	comment	The Legions of Hell: The Woodsmen, bizarre entities from the Black Lodge that assume the form of hobos covered in soot.
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Twin Peaks / int_7dbfa45b	type	Spy Speak
Twin Peaks / int_7dbfa45b	comment	Spy Speak: In-universe, the FBI uses a visual variant of this (seen in the form of Lil the dancing girl) and it is implied they utilize the phrase "Blue Rose" as a code for cases that may involve the supernatural or other bizarre phenomena. Also arguably one interpretation of Gordon Cole's bizarre Word Salad one-liners.
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Twin Peaks / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Twin Peaks / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: Happens repeatedly to different Lodge-connected characters, and it never ends well. This happens repeatedly with Evil Cooper at the hands of his criminal associates. In his first appearance he's threatened with a shotgun by one of Ray's hillbilly bodyguards, and easily manages to disarm and knock out the man while barely flinching. Later, Renzo and his gang try to threaten and cajole him, and it ends with Cooper caving Renzo's face in with one punch and cowing the rest of the gang into obedience. A drunk trucker tries hitting on Sarah Palmer and then threatening her when she brushes him off. Unfortunately for him, she's now host to some kind of demonic spirit, and she ends up tearing his throat out. A gang of rednecks threatens to kill Cooper/Richard in the final episode, and he disarms and subdues all three of them in quick succession.
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Twin Peaks / int_7efd2e30	type	Expository Hairstyle Change
Twin Peaks / int_7efd2e30	comment	Expository Hairstyle Change: Leland Palmer's hair turns white in the first episode of the second season, at which point he ceases to be paralyzed by grief.
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Twin Peaks / int_80874b5d	type	Mechanical Abomination
Twin Peaks / int_80874b5d	comment	Agent Phillip Jefferies is a Mechanical Abomination much like the Guild Navigators.
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Twin Peaks / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Twin Peaks / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: "Ladies and gentlemen, Laura Palmer is dead. Jacques Renault is dead. Ronette Pulaski and Leo Johnson are both in comas. Waldo the bird is dead."
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Twin Peaks / int_8093cc73	type	Foiler Footage
Twin Peaks / int_8093cc73	comment	Foiler Footage: The scene of Maddy's murder, which reveals who killed Laura Palmer, was filmed twice with both Leland, the real killer, and Ben Horne, the red herring, to confuse anyone who might be tempted to leak. At the script stage, no less than three versions of the scene were reportedly distributed, with the third having Dr. Jacoby as a second red herring candidate.
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Twin Peaks / int_80b5924	type	Left Hanging
Twin Peaks / int_80b5924	comment	Left Hanging: As of the series' end, BOB is defeated and the situations with Dougie and the Doppelganger are resolved, but several mysteries remain: We still have no idea where Audrey is when she wakes up from her existential dream. Eventually addressed in The Final Dossier: she is in an asylum as viewers had speculated prior. However, her marriage to Charlie did exist - we just don't know if what we saw of it was her daily life or an anxiety dream. We have no idea how Beverly Page's marital strife is resolved, nor whether Ben Horne chooses to act on his attraction to her. Is Cooper as "Richard", slowly losing his individuality in the new dimension he created? What's going on with Linda's state-provided wheelchair, and will Carl Rodd be able to look out for his trailer park residents in their time of need? The stories of the characters introduced in Every Episode Ending at the Roadhouse are never followed up on. Of course, it's also possible that several of their sequences could be All Just a Dream. And what exactly is going on with Red, the designer drug trade (and its apparent zombie-like effects on the town of Twin Peaks), and will the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department be able to put a stop to it? Further, what's to become of Shelly's relationship with drug runner Red while co-parenting with the local deputy assigned to the drug trade. What becomes of the Gersten/Steven/Becky Love Triangle? What did Steven do that he was so distraught over in his final scene? And did he kill himself or not? Most importantly, how does the main twist at the end resolve? Does Laura/ "Carrie" awaken to her possible true identity, and if so does she get past the Tremonds/Chalfonts and let herself be destroyed by JUDY? Or is she doomed to go on living while Judy survives, unable to fulfill her Heroic Sacrifice? Does she even need or want to?
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Twin Peaks / int_8151ec48	type	Driving Question
Twin Peaks / int_8151ec48	comment	Driving Question: The Laura Palmer case.
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Twin Peaks / int_820ac3c5	type	Dysfunction Junction
Twin Peaks / int_820ac3c5	comment	Dysfunction Junction: Laura was the prom queen and overall darling of the town. She was also heavily into cocaine and BDSM prostitution. Plus, you know, she's being repeatedly raped by her demonically-possessed father.
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Twin Peaks / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Twin Peaks / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Ben Horne's always been the kind of person who likes to hear himself speak, but he gets especially in the early second season when he begins to lose his composure as things start to fall apart for him. It begins around the time he gets falsely accused of murdering Laura Palmer and is forced to spend jail time, but he's probably at his most hammy when he goes completely off the rails and thinks he's General Robert E. Lee.
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Twin Peaks / int_82accf22	type	Gainax Ending
Twin Peaks / int_82accf22	comment	Gainax Ending: Part 18, aside from the bit mentioned under Earn Your Happy Ending above (which does provide a conclusion for the main plot in a coherent way). It outdoes even the original series and the Trope Namer in mind screwiness, and is possibly the most extreme example ever aired on American television. Cooper and Diane apparently travel to an alternate universe through the power lines. They stop at a motel and have sex before she mysteriously disappears in the morning, Cooper finds a letter written by a Linda addressing a man named Richard, and then he drives to Odessa, Texas, looking for Laura Palmer. He finds her, but she is a completely different person named Carrie Page, and is preparing to leave town after having apparently killed a man. He takes her up to Twin Peaks to see her mother, believing this to be the key to the mystery, only to learn that another family, the Tremonds, live there, and the house was previously owned by the Chalfonts. Cooper desperately questions what year it is and Carrie/Laura stares up at the house before she hears someone (most likely Sarah) calling out Laura's name. She screams, and all the lights in the house and on the street go out. Roll credits. Given that this is a David Lynch work, it's not too surprising to see his story end on a weird note, although at the very least it plays out like a Sequel Hook for another potential season more than anything.
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Twin Peaks / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Twin Peaks / int_83445b04	comment	Nadine's silent drape business, Run Silent, Run Drapes, is an apparent success and in business 25 years after its creation.
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Twin Peaks / int_8391b1c7	type	Artistic License â€“ Law
Twin Peaks / int_8391b1c7	comment	Artistic License â€“ Law: There are several points in the show, notably when the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department search Jacques Renault's house, that police work is overtly simplified for the purpose of storytelling. There is little to no talk of search or arrest warrants in the first season of the show, which makes sense, since having to follow those rules would completely derail the dramatic flow of the show. This gets a possible lampshade later on when it is revealed that the local judge travels around in a Winnebago from city to city in his district to hold court, so Leland Palmer's arraignment and Leo Johnson's competency hearing all have to be jammed into one day of hearings.
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Twin Peaks / int_8430699a	type	Alternate Universe
Twin Peaks / int_8430699a	comment	Alternate Universe: It's strongly hinted in the finale that there is another universe where Laura Palmer survived under another name, but the Lodge spirits are going out of their way to ensure that the two realities don't meet.
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Twin Peaks / int_851dda8f	type	Humanoid Abomination
Twin Peaks / int_851dda8f	comment	Humanoid Abomination: Whatever else the inhabitants of the Black Lodge are, they are all surely this — even the seemingly more benevolent ones, such as the Giant. As of The Return, at least one of them isn't even remotely "humanoid" anymore.
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Twin Peaks / int_8560c16f	type	Fatal Family Photo
Twin Peaks / int_8560c16f	comment	Fatal Family Photo: A security guard at the Twin Peaks bank discovers that his wife has just given birth to a boy seconds before a massive explosion apparently kills everyone.
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Twin Peaks / int_859ec5d8	type	The Fair Folk
Twin Peaks / int_859ec5d8	comment	The Fair Folk: The residents of the Black Lodge. Okay, so they're not really "fairies", but they still fit the bill.
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Twin Peaks / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Twin Peaks / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: A lot of the side characters show up for literally one scene and then are never seen again. Wally Brando is an example, as are all of the townspeople that show up at the roadhouse.
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Twin Peaks / int_863fac26	type	Jerk Jock
Twin Peaks / int_863fac26	comment	Bobby Briggs, initially a whiny Jerk Jock who's barely any less abusive to Shelley than her husband (and also killed a guy in a coke deal gone bad), becomes a not-too-bad guy by the end of the show.
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Twin Peaks / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
Twin Peaks / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: Combined wonderfully with He's Back!.
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Twin Peaks / int_874176be	type	Psychic Powers
Twin Peaks / int_874176be	comment	Psychic Powers: Cooper has a dream of the future when something significant is about to happen, a trait played up further in The Movie. Also may explain his way of intuitively figuring things out in seconds when he is introduced in the series.
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Twin Peaks / int_8774fb47	type	Eldritch Abomination
Twin Peaks / int_8774fb47	comment	Eldritch Abomination: While the denizens of the Black Lodge are mostly various flavors of Humanoid Abomination, JUDY and, to a lesser degree, the new form of the Arm stand out as being truly Lovecraftian.
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Twin Peaks / int_87dccc00	type	Living a Double Life
Twin Peaks / int_87dccc00	comment	"I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back" references Laura Living a Double Life as a bondage prostitute.
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Twin Peaks / int_8858e515	type	Fetishes Are Weird
Twin Peaks / int_8858e515	comment	Fetishes Are Weird: The corrupt businessman Benjamin Horne and his mistress and partner in crime Catherine Martell have a relationship in the vein of Power Dynamics Kink that involves him kissing her feet and her replying to his compliments with sarcastic quips. Exaggerated when he's accused of murder and arrested, and she visits him in jail. She takes off her shoe, and he kisses her foot, pleading her to confirm his alibi.
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Twin Peaks / int_89631688	type	The Chosen One
Twin Peaks / int_89631688	comment	Laura is still alive in some form, but has lived in fear and on the run, unaware of her role as The Chosen One. Just when it seems like Cooper is about to save her and take her to live out the rest of her life, it's revealed that the Tremonds/Chalfonts have been warping reality by eliminating her family from existence. Maybe - the hints that her family still might exist actually make things much, much worse.
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Twin Peaks / int_89a17726	type	Spell My Name with an S
Twin Peaks / int_89a17726	comment	Spell My Name With An S: BOB — all caps. Not to be confused with "BOB!".
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Twin Peaks / int_89b8822f	type	Go Mad from the Revelation
Twin Peaks / int_89b8822f	comment	Go Mad from the Revelation: The long-lost Philip Jeffries, disappeared crime-fighting hero, appears to have experienced this. He briefly reappears in The Movie barely able to string two coherent words together and raving madly about canned corn, before suddenly disappearing again. In reality, he's been trapped in the Black Lodge so long that he's "gone native" and can only speak in the Lodge creatures' prophetic style of Cryptic Conversation, in addition to fearfully recognizing Cooper's future (or past) role. A more overt example crops up in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me in the form of the residents of the Deer Meadow trailer park. As explained by The Secret History of Twin Peaks, they've, uhh... seen some things in their time.
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Twin Peaks / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
Twin Peaks / int_8a07e085	comment	Denser and Wackier: Season 1 of Twin Peaks had quirky elements throughout, yet despite being a creation of David Lynch, it was a relatively straight forward murder mystery in both narrative and presentation, though with a couple of dark supernatural twists. Season 2 begins to lean more into Lynchian surrealism, kickstarted with a 5 minute long Overly Long Gag involving a senile old man completely oblivious to the fact that Cooper is bleeding out on the floor next to him (he thinks he's just lying on the ground for the fun of it). Season 2 is also where the more supernatural elements begin to really come into play.
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Twin Peaks / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
Twin Peaks / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: Leo's red muscle car. It helped win him Shelly's affections when she was in high school.
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Twin Peaks / int_8a7488a4	type	They Walk Among Us
Twin Peaks / int_8a7488a4	comment	They Walk Among Us: Pain-eating spirits with day-to-day names who can take human form through Demonic Possession.
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Twin Peaks / int_8a817c2a	type	Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil
Twin Peaks / int_8a817c2a	comment	Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: Part of what makes BOB so frightening.
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Twin Peaks / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Twin Peaks / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: Of TV show revivals and the general precedence of nostalgia within western media of The New '10s. The series makes it abundantly clear in the first episode that even though this show is a continuation of the first two seasons, it is not going to be the same Twin Peaks from twenty-five years ago. Many of the original cast have moved on from their lives or dramatically changed in some way, for better and for worse, and often in a way that deliberately denies nostalgia. For example, Bobby has transitioned from the bad boy archetype into a straightlaced and gentle Nice Guy cop with almost none of his original persona remaining. This also affects the storytelling of the season. The Return chooses to tell its own story for large portions of the runtime rather than ruminate on the past, and the most important parts of the narrative actually happen outside of the titular town. Overall, the show seems to delight in both deliberately denying any nostalgia the audience could have and playing with audience expectations as to what Twin Peaks is actually about. After all, people change a lot in twenty-five years, so why should Twin Peaks be the same town you remember it being, and why should Twin Peaks be the same show you remember it being?
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Twin Peaks / int_8b4f2a4f	type	'80s Hair
Twin Peaks / int_8b4f2a4f	comment	'80s Hair: Mullets and perms, as far as the eye can seenote which, to be fair, are two styles that remained popular well into the early '90s. Averted with Audrey, who has a very '90s haircut.
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Twin Peaks / int_8b6394c	type	These Are Things Man Was Not Meant to Know
Twin Peaks / int_8b6394c	comment	A more overt example crops up in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me in the form of the residents of the Deer Meadow trailer park. As explained by The Secret History of Twin Peaks, they've, uhh... seen some things in their time.
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Twin Peaks / int_8b6e8d7	type	Anachronic Order
Twin Peaks / int_8b6e8d7	comment	Anachronic Order: While never outright called attention to, the various plotlines don't line up cocurrently. Diane receives a text from Mr. C in Episode 12, while Mr. C is shown sending the text in Episode 15. While having dinner with Ed and Norma in Episode 13, Bobby reveals that he received some items from his father "today", events that were depicted in Episode 9. Jerry Horne's plotline depicts him lost in the woods with high out of his mind, either for several days or one day spread out across episodes. Audrey's desperate search for her lover Billy in the second half of the show appears to take place over one night further complicated by the wider issue of telling time in her storyline.
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Twin Peaks / int_8bf19707	type	No Dead Body Poops
Twin Peaks / int_8bf19707	comment	No Dead Body Poops: The aversion is mentioned, but not depicted.
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Twin Peaks / int_8c16c5d	type	Powers That Be
Twin Peaks / int_8c16c5d	comment	Powers That Be: The White Lodge is meant to be a force for good that counterpoints the Black Lodge. The Giant, for example, sincerely gives Agent Cooper clues to solving Laura Palmer's murder and flat-out tells him Leland did it in the episode which reveals him as the killer. He also warns him of BOB who frequently takes the form of an owl.
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Twin Peaks / int_8d411e7c	type	SpecialEffectsFailure
Twin Peaks / int_8d411e7c	comment	The shadow that passes behind the curtain is supposed to be an Ominous Owl.
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Twin Peaks / int_8d5e187	type	LGBT Awakening
Twin Peaks / int_8d5e187	comment	LGBT Awakening: DEA Agent Denise Bryson realized she was transgender while on an undercover operation that involved dressing in women's clothing.
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Twin Peaks / int_8dea4592	type	Prayer Is a Last Resort
Twin Peaks / int_8dea4592	comment	Prayer Is a Last Resort: Annie in the season 2 finale, Ronette Pulaski in Fire Walk With Me. In both cases it basically works.
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Twin Peaks / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Twin Peaks / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: The final one, and several others along the way, including Maddy's death at the hands of Laura's killer. Basically, whenever The Giant shows up you know it's going to be one of these. And of course, the first season finale. Audrey is captured at "One-Eyed Jack's", Nadine tries to commit suicide, Leland murders the newly captured Jacques Renault in the hospital, Leo tries to kill Bobby but is shot by Hank, the mill burns down with Catherine and Shelly inside as Pete rushes to the rescue and Cooper is shot in his hotel room by an unknown assailant. Mark Frost has talked about how he really wasn't sure the show would get a second season, so he packed every conceivable cliffhanger he could into the first season finale (to the point that it almost became a parody) in the hopes that someone would say, "Okay, I have to know what happens next."
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Twin Peaks / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
Twin Peaks / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: A few of Mr. C's victims, including Bill Hastings' wife, Richard Horne, Ray, and Renzo. There's also the borderline rapist bar patron who gets his throat ripped out by an apparently possessed Sarah Palmer. Ray is revealed as an informant for the FBI, calling his 'asshole' status into question as a possible deep-cover act.
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Twin Peaks / int_8faea0c5	type	Comically Cross-Eyed
Twin Peaks / int_8faea0c5	comment	Comically Cross-Eyed: A cross-eyed mook in Episode 13 provides some comic relief in the otherwise tense confrontation between Evil Cooper and Ray's gang.
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Twin Peaks / int_901dbf9a	type	Cliff Hanger
Twin Peaks / int_901dbf9a	comment	Cliffhanger: Both original seasons ended this way. In Season 1, the final scene ended with Cooper being shot by an unknown assailant, while Season 2 ended with half the cast killed in an explosion while Cooper got trapped in the Black Lodge, with BOB possessing his body and laughing maniacally in triumph.
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Twin Peaks / int_906365a2	type	Demonic Possession
Twin Peaks / int_906365a2	comment	Sarah Palmer lives alone in her home and spends all of her time drinking and watching nature documentaries (understandable, given what we found out about her) and is possibly possessed by a demon that lives in a mysterious black void behind her face.
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Twin Peaks / int_90b66e22	type	Femme Fatale
Twin Peaks / int_90b66e22	comment	Femme Fatale / Fille Fatale: Audrey Horne is on the border, since she's 18.
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Twin Peaks / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
Twin Peaks / int_916c72b3	comment	Rule of Symbolism: Moderately downplayed in the series except during the Lodge sequences and the scenes discussing BOB, but The Movie has this in spades with images of angels and hellfire. Of course some of what seems like it could be symbolism (like the disappearing horse) is most likely just David Lynch screwing around.
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Twin Peaks / int_91cab736	type	Major Injury Underreaction
Twin Peaks / int_91cab736	comment	Major Injury Underreaction: After Cooper gets shot, he simply lies on the floor patiently without screaming in pain and even signs the note provided by the waiter.
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Twin Peaks / int_9203bf6	type	Arc Number
Twin Peaks / int_9203bf6	comment	Arc Number: Lots: 8 resembles a parabola, the symbol for infinity and is also connected to Judy, and the shape also alludes to the duality of the Black and White lodge. The number 430 is mentioned in a few different contexts - first as the exact time of day that Andy busts a criminal operation, then as the amount of miles it will take Cooper and Diane to get to their destination. 253 crops up a few times, most often as the time 2:53. The arm states, "253 time and time again."
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Twin Peaks / int_92dfffae	type	Retraux
Twin Peaks / int_92dfffae	comment	Retraux: The final segment of Part 8 mimics 50's sci-fi B-movies. In the same episode, the White Lodge has a 1920's art deco feel that hearkens back to classic silent films like those of Fritz Lang.
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Twin Peaks / int_92f863b6	type	Revival
Twin Peaks / int_92f863b6	comment	Revival: "I'll see you in 25 years." The Movie came out in 1992, season three will begin in 2017.
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Twin Peaks / int_931fc523	type	Back for the Finale
Twin Peaks / int_931fc523	comment	Back for the Finale: None other than Laura Palmer herself. In addition, the very last musical guest featured on the show is Julee Cruise, who hadn't appeared on the show since early Season 2.
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Twin Peaks / int_93decddf	type	Ominous Owl
Twin Peaks / int_93decddf	comment	Ominous Owl: They are the eyes of BOB. Maybe. In any case, they are not what they seem.
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Twin Peaks / int_93ed8515	type	Set Right What Once Went Wrong
Twin Peaks / int_93ed8515	comment	Set Right What Once Went Wrong: Cooper tries to do this in the last two episodes regarding Laura's murder, but things don't go as planned.
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Twin Peaks / int_9400b3b5	type	Questionable Consent
Twin Peaks / int_9400b3b5	comment	Questionable Consent: In Episode 10, Janey-E has sex with Agent Cooper, whom she believes to be her husband. He's barely responsive to anything said to people but they have apparently mind-blowing sex despite it.
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Twin Peaks / int_94e4b975	type	Vomit Indiscretion Shot
Twin Peaks / int_94e4b975	comment	Vomit Indiscretion Shot: Of Dougie Jones vomiting on the floor in Episode 3.
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Twin Peaks / int_94e4c8ab	type	Betty and Veronica
Twin Peaks / int_94e4c8ab	comment	Betty and Veronica: Present (and played with) a lot in fitting with the show's faux-1950's, Soap Opera aesthetic: Zig-zagged and gender inverted with the Laura, Bobby, James love triangle. At first, it seems like Bobby, the high school quarterback from a good family is the Betty while James, the Book Dumb, Troubled, but Cute biker from the wrong side of the tracks would be the Veronica, particularly in the first few episodes when it seems like James could have killed her. However, Bobby later is revealed to be involved in all sorts of criminal dealings and has a bit of an attitude problem himself, while James is a sweet, good guy. It's further subverted when it's revealed that both of them were too tame for Laura and that Bobby struggled to be the bad boy Laura wanted. James himself is torn between the wild, Good Bad Girl Laura (Veronica) and her more wholesome and restrained friend Donna (Betty). And of course, Agent Cooper is torn between the seductive Fille Fatale Audrey and the former nun Annie.
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Twin Peaks / int_952f8f26	type	Deadly Prank
Twin Peaks / int_952f8f26	comment	Deadly Prank: Windom Earle does this sort of thing a lot.
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Twin Peaks / int_9633f14b	type	Badass Bystander
Twin Peaks / int_9633f14b	comment	Badass Bystander: The accountant who ends up gunning down Hutch and Chantal in a firefight after they park their car in his driveway.
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Twin Peaks / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Twin Peaks / int_970c790a	comment	Within the story itself, BOB has switched from the personification of evil in its most chaotic form to a more calculating type of Big Bad, though an explanation can be chalked up to the personality of who he's possessing.
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Twin Peaks / int_97346240	type	We Will Not Use Photoshop in the Future
Twin Peaks / int_97346240	comment	We Will Not Use Photoshop in the Future: The uncanny sepia tone Christmas family photo Lucy keeps in her office at the sheriff's department, which just gets worse the more one studies it. Lucy and Andy's heads are obviously pasted on to bodies that don't seem to belong to the photograph, but not as awkwardly as with Wally Brando, which is just Michael Cera's adult face pasted onto a child's head that is much too small for the actual clipping. He is clutching a toy motorcycle that also doesn't belong to the photo. The fact it gets a prominent full-screen shot rather than being an embarassing background detail points to everything here being deliberate.
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Twin Peaks / int_987be393	type	Gambit Roulette
Twin Peaks / int_987be393	comment	Gambit Roulette: Catherine's machinations to get control of the real estate are helped by heaps of luck; there's even an "Everything is going exactly as we planned..." line midway through season 2.
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Twin Peaks / int_9ae85487	type	Dr. Jerk
Twin Peaks / int_9ae85487	comment	Dr. Jerk: Albert.
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Twin Peaks / int_9b06e314	type	Greater-Scope Villain
Twin Peaks / int_9b06e314	comment	Greater-Scope Villain: JUDY, an enormously powerful entity from the Black Lodge that evidently created BOB and is currently possessing Sarah Palmer.
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Twin Peaks / int_9b60b728	type	Addled Addict
Twin Peaks / int_9b60b728	comment	Steven Burnett also qualifies, being a deadbeat drug addict and domestic abuser.
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Twin Peaks / int_9b945875	type	Bronson Canyon and Caves
Twin Peaks / int_9b945875	comment	Bronson Canyon and Caves: The Owl Cave scenes, in the second season, are shot in one of the Bronson caves. They make sure never show to us the more famous exterior of the cave, however, as it would look incongruously arid and rocky for the Pacific Northwest.
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Twin Peaks / int_9bee1a7f	type	Eldritch Location
Twin Peaks / int_9bee1a7f	comment	Eldritch Location: On top of the good old Black Lodge, we finally get to see the White Lodge, which appears to be a Raygun Gothic lighthouse situated above an alien sea, and an old gas station inhabited by the Woodsmen that somehow connects to a motel which houses the current form of Philip Jeffries.
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Twin Peaks / int_9c6da41b	type	Spot the Imposter
Twin Peaks / int_9c6da41b	comment	Spot the Imposter: Cole is quick to note that the Doppelganger doesn't greet him with Cooper's usual style after playing along and noting Albert's reactions.
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Twin Peaks / int_9d0cfdb9	type	Sex Is Evil, and I Am Horny
Twin Peaks / int_9d0cfdb9	comment	Sex Is Evil, and I Am Horny: Laura angsts over having this attitude in ''The
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Twin Peaks / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Twin Peaks / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Gordon Cole has a humongous portrait of a nuclear explosion in his office, which we see several episodes before we learn in Episode 8 that the Trinity detonation was somehow responsible for the birth of BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_9dd2cbc2	type	CloudCuckooLander
Twin Peaks / int_9dd2cbc2	comment	Everything about Nadine.
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Twin Peaks / int_9dd84122	type	Occult Detective
Twin Peaks / int_9dd84122	comment	Occult Detective: The natural result of Agent Cooper becoming aware of the town's less-than-normal qualities. Of course, he started out using such investigative techniques as throwing rocks at a bottle while listening to the list of suspects to determine which leads to follow, which he learned from the Dalai Lama in a dream. Keep in mind, given what we find out in The Movie, Cooper had already foreseen Laura's death and Gordon Cole likely informed him beforehand that he was working on a Blue Rose case. Which means the rules are, to put it mildly, just a little different.
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Twin Peaks / int_9f5e99a7	type	DistressedDamsel
Twin Peaks / int_9f5e99a7	comment	Distressed Damsel: Many, but above all Laura.
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Twin Peaks / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Twin Peaks / int_9f6fb586	comment	Leitmotif: "Laura Palmer's Theme" and later (in the second season) "Audrey's Prayer" are repeatedly used as love themes. Some characters (Hank Jennings or Windom Earle, for example) have their own themes as well.
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Twin Peaks / int_9f80e1da	type	Sarcasm Mode
Twin Peaks / int_9f80e1da	comment	Richard Horne calls his own grandmother this, while also beating her senseless for money. Did we mention that he's a real swell guy?
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Twin Peaks / int_9fb2452d	type	Evil Is Not a Toy
Twin Peaks / int_9fb2452d	comment	Evil Is Not a Toy: Windom Earle has been seeking the Black Lodge for decades in order to harness its evil power for his own ends. He doesn't last a day in the place before overstepping his welcome and suffering a Fate Worse than Death.
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Twin Peaks / int_a06cfb93	type	Stalking Is Funny if It Is Female After Male
Twin Peaks / int_a06cfb93	comment	Stalking Is Funny if It Is Female After Male: Nadine is very persistent in her attraction to Mike even after he has made it perfectly clear that he is not interested in her, even forcing a kiss on him in the diner in one episode (and the show makes it very clear that she is much stronger than him physically). Presumably their relationship would not have been Played for Laughs if it had been an exceptionally strong thirty-five-year-old man lusting after an eighteen-year-old woman still in high school.
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Twin Peaks / int_a18042f1	type	Left the Background Music On
Twin Peaks / int_a18042f1	comment	Left the Background Music On: Happens quite frequently. The first episode has Audrey doing this, much to her father's dismay. She does it again with the jukebox at the diner in the second episode. This happens on a radio (which is immediately changed) in Season 2 Episode 2. In another season two episode, some melancholy flute music plays over an establishing shot of the abandoned house Windom Earle is occupying, which turns out to be... Windom Earle himself playing the flute. It sounds kind of silly, but it's in fact a pretty eerie moment since he's doing it while waiting for Leo Johnson to come to so he can torture him.
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Twin Peaks / int_a188ac4b	type	Overly Long Gag
Twin Peaks / int_a188ac4b	comment	Overly Long Gag: The Season 2 opening with the wounded Cooper trying in vain to get the elderly and apparently senile hotel waiter to realize that he has been seriously injured and needs medical attention. Even when Cooper realizes that it is a fool's errand and decides to just go with the flow and humor the waiter, the scene just keeps on going, eventually totaling just under a whopping five minutes.
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Twin Peaks / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Twin Peaks / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: The nuclear explosion in Part 8, with its abstract visuals and terrifying modern classical soundtrack, appears to be one to Stanley Kubrick, particularly the Star Gate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Kubrick and Lynch were fans of each other. The climactic scene of Part 17, in which Cooper's face is superimposed over the screen as he thanks everyone else in the police station, is a reference to The Wizard of Oz, which Lynch has stated is one of his favorite films. In Blues Brothers, John Belushi plays one of two Fat and Skinny mildly criminal suit-wearing orphanage brothers with a heart of gold. In Twin Peaks, his brother James Belushi plays one of two Fat and Skinny mildly criminal suit-wearing orphanage brothers with a heart of gold.
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Twin Peaks / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Twin Peaks / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Both Laura and Leland experience these moments... though in the second case, it's for a pretty good reason. Ben as well, albeit in a much more Narm-filled fashion.
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Twin Peaks / int_a1c5e0cc	type	Trigger Phrase
Twin Peaks / int_a1c5e0cc	comment	"That gum you like is going to come back in style," will be said to the killer while Cooper's in earshot, triggering his memory of Laura telling him who killed her.
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Twin Peaks / int_a1d70162	type	I Just Shot Marvin in the Face
Twin Peaks / int_a1d70162	comment	I Just Shot Marvin in the Face: In Episode 4, Andy drops his gun and it goes off by accident. In the next episode, Bobby gives a braggadocio-filled impression of how he'd handle being caught having an affair while waving a gun around with his finger on the trigger.
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Twin Peaks / int_a27c0c2c	type	Artistic License â€“ Religion
Twin Peaks / int_a27c0c2c	comment	Artistic License â€“ Religion: In the last episode, Ben Horne, displaying the pile of religious scriptures he means to study, following "the Koran, the Bhagavad Gita" by picking up another single volume which he identifies as "the Talmud." The Talmud would, at a minimum, take up a trunk.
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Twin Peaks / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
Twin Peaks / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: The Return is the return of the show after 25 years, but Cooper's attempts to return himself to the outside world and BOB to the Lodge are a big part of the plot.
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Twin Peaks / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Twin Peaks / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: The series changes from serious crime drama to lighthearted comedy to surreal horror extremely frequently, especially at the beginning of the second season.
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Twin Peaks / int_a5706f9	type	World of Mysteries
Twin Peaks / int_a5706f9	comment	World of Mysteries: While the first two seasons were weird but more-or-less comprehensible Paranormal Investigation series, this one took the weirdness up to eleven. Let's see: we have obscure mafia plots involving Cooper's evil doppelganger, a sinister Eldritch Abomination called Judy represented by a black symbol of a circle with two "horns", a number of otherworldly locations and characters including the Convenience Store, The Dutchman's, and an alternate world where Laura Palmer is still alive and works as a waitress in a cafe called "Judy's"... There is a possibility of a fourth season, so some of that may be resolved, but knowing Lynch, it is more likely to get even worse.
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Twin Peaks / int_a5e0c01	type	As Himself
Twin Peaks / int_a5e0c01	comment	As Himself: All the bands that play at the Roadhouse, with the exception of James Hurley. And then, in possibly one of the strangest instances of this ever, Monica Bellucci in Cole's prophetic dream in Part 14.
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Twin Peaks / int_a5f998ea	type	Stockholm Syndrome
Twin Peaks / int_a5f998ea	comment	Stockholm Syndrome: An unnerving example - Audrey keeps a portrait of Cooper on prominent display in spite of having been forced on by his evil doppelganger while she was in a coma and being the mother of his illegitimate child.
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Twin Peaks / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Twin Peaks / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Gordon Cole has a bigger role than in the previous run (where he appear in four episodes and his voice was heard in two others).
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Twin Peaks / int_a679184b	type	Due to the Dead
Twin Peaks / int_a679184b	comment	Due to the Dead: Donna is noticeably uncomfortable when Audrey confronts her about Laura's past, as she sees posthumously keeping up her end of their friendship as an obligation to Never Speak Ill of the Dead.
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Twin Peaks / int_a7066c8c	type	Bad News, Irrelevant News
Twin Peaks / int_a7066c8c	comment	Switching To GEICO: In the surreal Black Lodge:
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Twin Peaks / int_a7b324e	type	Handicapped Badass
Twin Peaks / int_a7b324e	comment	Handicapped Badass: An unassuming example in the form of friendly Cloud Cuckoolander Gordon Cole, who is apparently in charge of a large amount of dangerous Paranormal Investigation.
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Twin Peaks / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Twin Peaks / int_a8a04f6f	comment	And I Must Scream: The first episode reveals that Agent Cooper is still trapped in the Black Lodge twenty-five years later while BOB has been gallivanting around in his body torturing, murdering and pitting people against each other to feed off of their suffering. What's worse is that, at times, he is also able to see these things happening but is powerless to do anything about it.
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Twin Peaks / int_a94eaaa4	type	Odd Friendship
Twin Peaks / int_a94eaaa4	comment	Odd Friendship: Well, most of the town's residents and the agents dispatched there are odd, to say the least, but the trope is best exemplified by Albert and Truman later in season 2.
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Twin Peaks / int_aa0ed8a9	type	Look Both Ways
Twin Peaks / int_aa0ed8a9	comment	Look Both Ways: The poor little boy crossing paths with Richard Horne's truck.
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Twin Peaks / int_aabb956	type	Mirror Monster
Twin Peaks / int_aabb956	comment	Mirror Monster: BOB, perhaps the most iconic example of this in television history.
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Twin Peaks / int_ab4e7107	type	Tricked-Out Shoes
Twin Peaks / int_ab4e7107	comment	Tricked-Out Shoes: In Episode 17, Chad Broxford breaks himself out of his prison cell by using a key which he had hidden inside the sole of his right shoe.
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Twin Peaks / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Twin Peaks / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: In the last episode, Coop seems to think that reuniting Laura with her mother Sarah will be the end of all their troubles. We, the audience, know that Sarah has been possessed by JUDY, but Coop doesn't.
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Twin Peaks / int_abad35b4	type	Soundtrack Dissonance
Twin Peaks / int_abad35b4	comment	Soundtrack Dissonance: The scene where psychotic hitman, Ike the Spike, goes on a bloody homicidal rampage in an office building and stabs multiple workers with an ice pick is accompained by a cheerful low-fi beat song. The sex scene between Dale and Diane in Episode 18 is accompanied by an eerie soundtrack.
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Twin Peaks / int_abdc0b3f	type	Held Gaze
Twin Peaks / int_abdc0b3f	comment	Held Gaze: Audrey and Cooper share one near the end of episode 208.
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Twin Peaks / int_abdf7d09	type	Weirdness Censor
Twin Peaks / int_abdf7d09	comment	Weirdness Censor: Nobody is capable of recognizing Dougie Jones' odd behavior. His wife Janey-E suspects him of having had a stroke but after the doctor confirmed his well-being she puts up with him being a Blank Slate like everyone else does. Possibly justified in that there are vague mentions the original Dougie appeared to have some kind of mental condition which caused him to have some kind of episodes of odd behavior or being non-responsive.
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Twin Peaks / int_ac7cbf8d	type	Myth Arc
Twin Peaks / int_ac7cbf8d	comment	Myth Arc: The investigation of Laura Palmer's murder, though there quickly turns out to be much, much more going on than just that.
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Twin Peaks / int_acadb2f4	type	Astral Checkerboard Decor
Twin Peaks / int_acadb2f4	comment	Astral Checkerboard Decor: The chevron floor pattern in the Red Room fits the spirit of the trope.
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Twin Peaks / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Twin Peaks / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: Andy's shooting lessons come handy when Jacques Renault attempts to shoot Sheriff Harry S. Truman.
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Twin Peaks / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Twin Peaks / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: In Episode 13, this is Ray's response after Coop's doppelganger defeats Ranzo in an arm wrestling and kills him in one punch to become the new gang leader.
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Twin Peaks / int_ad5c41b7	type	Black Screen of Death
Twin Peaks / int_ad5c41b7	comment	Black Screen of Death: The Secret History of Twin Peaks uses a text-based version of a Discretion Shot: Briggs recounts how he goes to approach Cooper on his return from the Lodge, and never writes another word or is ever heard from again.
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Twin Peaks / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Twin Peaks / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: Even in his barely conscious form of Dougie Jones, Cooper still loves coffee and cherry pie.
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Twin Peaks / int_ae43d443	type	Soap Within a Show
Twin Peaks / int_ae43d443	comment	Soap Within a Show: Invitation to Love, complete with Stylistic Suck and Plot Parallel.
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Twin Peaks / int_aef5c283	type	Off-into-the-Distance Ending
Twin Peaks / int_aef5c283	comment	Off-into-the-Distance Ending: Episode 8 ends with one of the Woodsmen walking off from the radio station into the distance.
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Twin Peaks / int_af3be43f	type	Mundane Horror
Twin Peaks / int_af3be43f	comment	Mundane Horror: Donna delivers a meal to an old lady Mrs. Tremond and her grandson. They say cryptic things, the grandson, who is "studying magic", makes creamed corn disappear from the tray, and the whole scene has a very unsettling feel. Next time Donna comes to visit them, they are not there, and a completely different person lives here.
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Twin Peaks / int_af5eb116	type	Recursive Acronym
Twin Peaks / int_af5eb116	comment	Recursive Acronym: Beware Of BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_af7d483f	type	Dreaming of Things to Come
Twin Peaks / int_af7d483f	comment	Surprisingly, yes. The prophetic dream that Agent Cooper has in the second episode is full of surreal imagery, but everything eventually comes to make sense. "You may think I've gone insane, but I promise I will kill again," foreshadows Leland Palmer's death scene, specifically that he wasn't insane, his inhabiting spirit was. The shadow that passes behind the curtain is supposed to be an Ominous Owl. "That gum you like is going to come back in style," will be said to the killer while Cooper's in earshot, triggering his memory of Laura telling him who killed her. "She's my cousin. But doesn't she look almost exactly like Laura Palmer?" foreshadows Maddy and her fate, as well as hinting at the Demonic Possession that links the Man From Another Place to Laura. "I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back" references Laura Living a Double Life as a bondage prostitute.
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Twin Peaks / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Twin Peaks / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: "Harry, you're all right." "Damn good coffee." "Diane..." Major Briggs: "That's classified."
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Twin Peaks / int_b02f996a	type	Town with a Dark Secret
Twin Peaks / int_b02f996a	comment	Town with a Dark Secret: The corrupt businessman who pretty much runs Twin Peaks is secretly funding a brothel and casino beyond the Canadian border. The town darling is a prostitute and drug addict in her spare time. Did we mention that the town also contains hidden access to the home of some really weird creatures that speak almost only in riddles?
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Twin Peaks / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Twin Peaks / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Audrey.
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Twin Peaks / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Twin Peaks / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: Windom Earle's quest to find the Black Lodge goes poorly for him.
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Twin Peaks / int_b0740635	type	Master of Your Domain
Twin Peaks / int_b0740635	comment	Master of Your Domain: Agent Cooper. His throwing-rocks-at-a-bottle-to-determine-leads method is described as an exercise of mind-and-body cohesion. He's already determined what the answer is subconsciously, throwing the rock just lets his body dig it out of his mind, and because he's got the best aim in the FBI, he'll hit the rock once his body becomes attuned to what his mind already knows. Later, he survives being shot three times at point blank range without going into shock simply by keeping fear from his mind.
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Twin Peaks / int_b09c818	type	"Blackmail" Is Such an Ugly Word
Twin Peaks / int_b09c818	comment	"Blackmail" Is Such an Ugly Word: Bobby Briggs prefers "business proposition".
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Twin Peaks / int_b0cd3349	type	Fridge Brilliance
Twin Peaks / int_b0cd3349	comment	The Log Lady in general makes more sense the more you come to learn about the Ghostwood Forest.
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Twin Peaks / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Twin Peaks / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Played solemnly for tragedy and terror, mixed in with a lot of Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil. Makes all the movie all the more horrifying when Laura can never tell when she is talking to her "real" father or to BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_b1346878	type	Fate Worse than Death
Twin Peaks / int_b1346878	comment	Fate Worse than Death: Being possessed by BOB. Being raped by BOB. Being trapped in the Black Lodge for twenty-five years that could either go back in time, forward in time, or completely nonlinearly, and may not even equate to human world time.
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Twin Peaks / int_b2af79fb	type	Leave the Camera Running
Twin Peaks / int_b2af79fb	comment	Leave the Camera Running: A favorite technique of Lynch's, it's used more than ever in The Return. Special mentions: A long extended sequence of Dr. Jacoby spray painting shovels. Several minutes of watching the roadhouse janitor sweep the floor. Gordon Cole's French girlfriend/escort drawing out her exit of the room to ludicrous levels while Albert glares in impatience.
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Twin Peaks / int_b3bdf232	type	Alien Geometries
Twin Peaks / int_b3bdf232	comment	Alien Geometries: At least the way Cooper experiences it, the Black Lodge is made up of large square rooms bordered by red drapes, and a short length of similarly draped hallway connecting the rooms. If you keep going back and forth between what seems like the same two rooms, you will end up in different places.
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Twin Peaks / int_b3ca047c	type	Toilet Horror
Twin Peaks / int_b3ca047c	comment	Toilet Horror: The horror-filled reveal at the end of the series finale takes place in a bathroom. After emerging from the Black Lodge, Cooper goes in the bathroom and creepily repeats "How's Annie?" into the mirror, laughing maniacally and giving a Nightmare Face, revealing that he is an Evil DoppelgÃ¤nger come to wreak havoc on the world.
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Twin Peaks / int_b3d5d61	type	Real-Person Cameo
Twin Peaks / int_b3d5d61	comment	Real-Person Cameo: The owner of the Palmer house at the end is played by the real owner of the house.
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Twin Peaks / int_b5b4b077	type	The Ace
Twin Peaks / int_b5b4b077	comment	Agent Cooper. He fires six shots at the range, leaving four bullet holes on the target.
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Twin Peaks / int_b5fc9737	type	Tricked into Another Jurisdiction
Twin Peaks / int_b5fc9737	comment	Tricked into Another Jurisdiction: Cooper and the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department suspect Jacques Renault may be an accessory to Laura Palmer's murder, but they cannot arrest him as he is working in One-Eyed Jack's, a casino over the Canadian border. Cooper goes undercover in One-Eyed Jack's and poses as a drug lord, luring Renault back to the US with the promise of a lucrative job. The sheriff and deputies immediately arrest him.
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Twin Peaks / int_b64d389f	type	Invisible Backup Band
Twin Peaks / int_b64d389f	comment	Invisible Backup Band: James' song he sings while playing guitar in the episode "Coma" has bass and percussion come out of nowhere halfway through.
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Twin Peaks / int_b64e1024	type	Evil Smells Bad
Twin Peaks / int_b64e1024	comment	Evil Smells Bad: Garmonbozia smells absolutely horrible to normal humans, and is apparently incredibly toxic as well, since just few seconds inhaling fumes from it was enough to require hospitalization. Though the toxicity may have been caused by it stewing inside Mr. C for years, and does not apply to regular garmonbozia.
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Twin Peaks / int_b7e0c5ff	type	Love Triangle
Twin Peaks / int_b7e0c5ff	comment	What becomes of the Gersten/Steven/Becky Love Triangle? What did Steven do that he was so distraught over in his final scene? And did he kill himself or not?
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Twin Peaks / int_b869b5b1	type	Color Motif
Twin Peaks / int_b869b5b1	comment	Color Motif: More day-to-day scenes usually involve some variant of brown or beige. Green hints at deception and illusion - Twin Peaks' outward face is represented by its green logo and sign, and the Lodge Ring is green. Not to mention Dougie's jacket and the green glow that hovers over Dougie's coworker's face as Cooper, in the form of Dougie calls his bluff. Red usually turns up suggesting danger and sexuality, most obviously in the curtains of One Eyed Jacks and the Black Lodge, as well as the glimpse of the Black Lodge in the casino and the red door of Dougie's house.... not to mention the existence of a dangerous, psychotic gangster named Red. You can't trust blue either, which seems to be associated with BOB - he wears denim, is often cloaked in blue light, and in the movie, a possessed Leland laments the appearance of MIKE, BOB's nemesis, "out of the blue". Water Is Blue, and almost always associated with death. Teresa Banks and Laura Palmer's murders were "Blue Rose Cases". Major Garland Briggs goes around everywhere in his blue dress uniform, and formerly worked on Project Blue Book. "Questions in a World of Blue" is the song Laura cries to shortly before her demise at the hands of BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_b8dce780	type	Short-Distance Phone Call
Twin Peaks / int_b8dce780	comment	Short-Distance Phone Call: In Episode 4, Frank Truman calls Lucy from his mobile while walking into her office which gives her a good fright because she doesn't understand how cell phones work.
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Twin Peaks / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Twin Peaks / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Many recurring and even main characters from the original run only appear in bit parts in "The Return". Notably, James Hurley has only one silent cameo in the first half of the season.
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Twin Peaks / int_b983a56b	type	Came Back Wrong
Twin Peaks / int_b983a56b	comment	Came Back Wrong: Agent Cooper is perhaps the ultimate example of this as not only did he first come back with Bob possessing him but also later comes back as an Empty Shell.
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Twin Peaks / int_b9955dad	type	Wanting Is Better Than Having
Twin Peaks / int_b9955dad	comment	Wanting Is Better Than Having: Lampshaded by MÃ¤dchen Amick when discussing fan reaction to the solving of the central mystery:
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Twin Peaks / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Twin Peaks / int_ba236071	comment	It Makes Sense in Context Surprisingly, yes. The prophetic dream that Agent Cooper has in the second episode is full of surreal imagery, but everything eventually comes to make sense. "You may think I've gone insane, but I promise I will kill again," foreshadows Leland Palmer's death scene, specifically that he wasn't insane, his inhabiting spirit was. The shadow that passes behind the curtain is supposed to be an Ominous Owl. "That gum you like is going to come back in style," will be said to the killer while Cooper's in earshot, triggering his memory of Laura telling him who killed her. "She's my cousin. But doesn't she look almost exactly like Laura Palmer?" foreshadows Maddy and her fate, as well as hinting at the Demonic Possession that links the Man From Another Place to Laura. "I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back" references Laura Living a Double Life as a bondage prostitute. Outside of the dream, other seeming nonsense makes a bit more sense when considered in full context than it may initially seem. "Wait for the tea! The fish aren't running!" is a Brick Joke, referring to the fish in the percolator from a prior episode. The Log Lady in general makes more sense the more you come to learn about the Ghostwood Forest. "Leo needs a new pair of shoes" foreshadows how Leo Johnson keeps precious and valuable things in the soles of his boots.
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Twin Peaks / int_bafbff8f	type	Tom the Dark Lord
Twin Peaks / int_bafbff8f	comment	Tom the Dark Lord: Killer BOB.
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Twin Peaks / int_bb7ae292	type	Child by Rape
Twin Peaks / int_bb7ae292	comment	Child by Rape: The orphaned boy Little Nicky was conceived from a rape and his mother died in childbirth. Implied in the case of Richard Horne, the illegitimate son of Audrey Horne and the doppelganger Cooper.
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Twin Peaks / int_bc7e1c5b	type	These Gloves Are Made for Killin'
Twin Peaks / int_bc7e1c5b	comment	These Gloves Are Made for Killin': Leland Palmer puts on a pair of latex gloves after drugging Sarah. He then attacks and murders Madeleine Ferguson.
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Twin Peaks / int_bcd27e37	type	Improbable Aiming Skills
Twin Peaks / int_bcd27e37	comment	His throwing-rocks-at-a-bottle-to-determine-leads method is described as an exercise of mind-and-body cohesion. He's already determined what the answer is subconsciously, throwing the rock just lets his body dig it out of his mind, and because he's got the best aim in the FBI, he'll hit the rock once his body becomes attuned to what his mind already knows.
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Twin Peaks / int_bd2812b5	type	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence
Twin Peaks / int_bd2812b5	comment	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: Hinted to happen to Laura at the end of The Movie.
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Twin Peaks / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Twin Peaks / int_bd4264a3	comment	Sarah Palmer revealing her true face, complete with a Slasher Smile, to a shocked trucker is reminiscent of the scene in which The Phantom shifts his face into Nightmare Faces in front of the fearful Nikki.
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Twin Peaks / int_bda474d2	type	Last Note Nightmare
Twin Peaks / int_bda474d2	comment	Last Note Nightmare: A rare narrative example of this. In the final two episodes of the series, BOB is destroyed, the real Diane returns and reunites with Cooper, a new doppelganger is created to provide for Janey-E and Sonny Jim, and Cooper apparently finds Laura Palmer alive and living under a new identity, "Carrie". However, when they go to the house where Laura's mother lives, "Carrie" hears Sarah Palmer calling her name and lets out a bloodcurdling scream. End series.
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Twin Peaks / int_bddb820f	type	Must Have Caffeine
Twin Peaks / int_bddb820f	comment	Must Have Caffeine: Agent Cooper's catch phrase is "Damn good coffee." Indeed, all the cops seem to love coffee and donuts.
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Twin Peaks / int_beaac07c	type	Brown Note Being
Twin Peaks / int_beaac07c	comment	Brown Note Being: The Return has the Woodsmen, evil beings from the Black Lodge (Another Dimension, that's malicious). Their creepy, distorted speech puts people to sleep. When they appear, everything turns black and white to signal how reality distorts around them.
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Twin Peaks / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
Twin Peaks / int_beb9a361	comment	Are Richard and Linda in episode 18 Richard Horne and the disabled Linda mentioned by Carl? Or, as the series implies, are they the new personalities/characters of Cooper and Diane? And what accounts for the darker, Anti-Hero version of Cooper we see in the finale?
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Twin Peaks / int_bef696dd	type	Mind Screw
Twin Peaks / int_bef696dd	comment	Mind Screw: It should really go without saying at this point, but The Return manages to be even weirder than the original series by a considerable degree. Some critics have commented that it bears a closer resemblance to Inland Empire and Mulholland Dr. than it does the original show.
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Twin Peaks / int_bf1f379a	type	Sense Freak
Twin Peaks / int_bf1f379a	comment	Sense Freak: Special Agent Dale "Damn fine coffee, damn good cherry pie" Cooper. Gordon Cole is a strange example. He's deaf as a post, goes around with his very old fashioned hearing aids cranked up to maximum, and has No Indoor Voice. But when he meets Shelly Johnson towards the end of the series, he's shocked to discover he can hear her voice with perfect clarity, becomes obsessed with it, and immediately falls in love with her.
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Twin Peaks / int_c10da874	type	The '80s
Twin Peaks / int_c10da874	comment	The '80s: Although both the series and Fire Walk With Me were released during the 90s, and done in a style filled with visual reference to The '50s, both are set during the tail end of the 1980s.
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Twin Peaks / int_c2299d6e	type	Cutting the Knot
Twin Peaks / int_c2299d6e	comment	Cutting the Knot: When confronted with a puzzle box that opens to reveal more puzzle boxes (in the vein of a Matryoshka doll), Catherine, Pete, and Andrew all try their hands at solving it. The first box is opened by accident (Pete dropped it), the second is opened by inputting a code, and the third is opened because Andrew got tired of the charade and smashed it open with a rolling pin. The final box is opened by the same character getting similarly frustrated and shooting it. When Truman gives Cooper Laura's diary in the first episode, Truman repeatedly mentions that they need to find the key to open the diary. Cooper responds by successfully prying the diary open with his bare hands.
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Twin Peaks / int_c22e0b2	type	Revenge of the Sequel
Twin Peaks / int_c22e0b2	comment	Revenge of the Sequel: "The Return" has this stock title feeling to it.
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Twin Peaks / int_c2676b00	type	Jurisdiction Friction
Twin Peaks / int_c2676b00	comment	Jurisdiction Friction: Averted right off the bat in the pilot episode when Agent Cooper specifically asks Sheriff Truman if he is going to have any trouble with this. Played straight with the very crooked Deer Meadow jurisdiction in Fire Walk With Me, though, who learn the hard way not to give Chris Isaak any trouble.
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Twin Peaks / int_c2c2671	type	One-Sided Arm-Wrestling
Twin Peaks / int_c2c2671	comment	One-Sided Arm-Wrestling: Evil Cooper seems like an underdog in the arm wrestling contest against an enormous gang leader, but it turns out the one-sidedness goes the other way. As a Black Lodge entity, the Doppelganger does not even react to the pain (though he does feel it), and has superhuman strength that dwarfs his opponent's. He spends most of the match toying with the guy before breaking his arm and smashing his face in.
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Twin Peaks / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Twin Peaks / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Ditto for Sylvia Horne who appears in the first three episodes then only subverts Chuck Cunningham Syndrome by appearing in the last episode.
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Twin Peaks / int_c3c6b8db	type	Powerful People Are Subs
Twin Peaks / int_c3c6b8db	comment	Powerful People Are Subs: The manager of Horne's Department Store, who secretly recruits underage girls into prostitution/drug rings, turns out to enjoy being bound and gagged.
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Twin Peaks / int_c5f0119c	type	Insane Troll Logic
Twin Peaks / int_c5f0119c	comment	Insane Troll Logic: An out-of-universe one which Sherilyn Fenn noted in interviews that they officially broke up Agent Cooper and Audrey (even though they never got together officially) because Audrey was too young for him. However, as a quirk of Dawson Casting, they had Agent Cooper's love interest replaced by Heather Graham who was playing older than Audrey but younger than Sherilyn Fenn. An in-universe one where Jean Renault blames Agent Cooper for the death of his brothers, despite the fact they were killed as part of the drug trade and Laura Palmer investigation respectively.
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Twin Peaks / int_c631f304	type	We Want Our Jerk Back!
Twin Peaks / int_c631f304	comment	We Want Our Jerk Back!: Several characters react to Ben Horne's trauma-induced Heelâ€“Face Turn in this fashion.
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Twin Peaks / int_c74c35f4	type	Monochrome Past
Twin Peaks / int_c74c35f4	comment	Monochrome Past: In Episode 8, most of the scenes set in 1945 and 1956 are shown in black & white. Episode 17 has footage of the original Twin Peaks series from 25 years back which are shown colorless.
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Twin Peaks / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Twin Peaks / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Lampshaded at one point when Cooper watches a portion of Sunset Boulevard, in which there is a character who is also named Gordon Cole. Upon recognizing Gordon Cole's name, Cooper starts regaining his memories. Gordon has a portrait of Franz Kafka in his office. Lynch is an admitted devotee of Kafka. In the same office sequence, Gordon Cole also whistles the intro to the Rammstein song "Engel". David Lynch has stated that he is an admirer of the band and featured one of their songs on the Cult Soundtrack for Lost Highway. The name of Nadine's store Run Silent, Run Drapes is a play on the film Run Silent, Run Deep.
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Twin Peaks / int_c86392ee	type	The Little Shop That Wasn't There Yesterday
Twin Peaks / int_c86392ee	comment	The Little Shop That Wasn't There Yesterday: In Episode 15 we see the Woodsmen's convenience store disappear at the clearing after Evil Cooper has left the place.
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Twin Peaks / int_c895f927	type	Criminal Mind Games
Twin Peaks / int_c895f927	comment	Criminal Mind Games: Cooper's BOB controlled Doppelganger has evolved significantly from the crude, demonic thrill killer he was in the original series by The Return, and goes out of his way to toy with his victims/food before killing them, including some of his own minions. Justifiable as BOB gets to know the victims of his possession and is using Cooper's more measured character traits and more complex thought process as a vehicle for his actions.
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Twin Peaks / int_c8d69cac	type	Even the Rats Won't Touch It
Twin Peaks / int_c8d69cac	comment	Even the Rats Won't Touch It: The food at the local hospital looks (and smells) downright disgusting.
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Twin Peaks / int_c8f5c41d	type	Supermodel Strut
Twin Peaks / int_c8f5c41d	comment	Agent Tammy Preston's Supermodel Strut is put on display in a few situations.
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Twin Peaks / int_c9a71d47	type	Innocence Lost
Twin Peaks / int_c9a71d47	comment	Innocence Lost: Laura, in the most tragic way possible.
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Twin Peaks / int_ca720408	type	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Sandwich
Twin Peaks / int_ca720408	comment	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Sandwich: Maddy joins Donna and James at the RR Diner and requests a Vanilla Coke, which James fetches for her. After engaging in some dialogue, they all depart with Maddy's full soda glass left untouched, the wrapper not even taken off the straw beside it. Cooper and the local law enforcement visit the Log Lady, who insists that they all sit down for tea and cookies. She then insists that they wait for the tea to steep before touching the cookies. Once they start asking her questions, the whole tea arrangement is forgotten.
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Twin Peaks / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Twin Peaks / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Despite being at least 90 percent canon, The Secret History of Twin Peaks and The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer include a few of these that should be immediately noticeable by any fan with a good memory. Possibly done intentionally.
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Twin Peaks / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Twin Peaks / int_caa28b82	comment	Agent Cooper, who talks to a tape recorder while hanging upside-down by his boots in his room. His superior, Gordon Cole — played by the real Cloudcuckoolander of the series, David Lynch himself — was obviously an influence.
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Twin Peaks / int_cb17923a	type	Paranormal Gambling Advantage
Twin Peaks / int_cb17923a	comment	Paranormal Gambling Advantage: After Agent Cooper returns from the Black Lodge into the material world, he wanders into a casino and sees supernatural omens indicating which slot machine is primed for a super-jackpot. It's a bit unclear if it's simply foresight or if the machines are being deliberately reprogrammed by his friends from the other side, since he ends up winning about 50 times in a row. More realistically, the casino's owners immediately fire the manager because he didn't kick him out before he walked off with millions of dollars and later attempt to murder Cooper. Even if they can't prove he's cheating, the odds of his winning streak are so unbelievable that they damn well know he did.
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Twin Peaks / int_cb360d4e	type	Supernatural Hotspot Town
Twin Peaks / int_cb360d4e	comment	Supernatural Hotspot Town: Twin Peaks may seem like just a quirky small rural town in the Pacific Northwest, but it is the epicenter of a cosmic struggle between good and evil, surrounded by an Enchanted Forest.
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Twin Peaks / int_cbbf302c	type	Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends
Twin Peaks / int_cbbf302c	comment	Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends: Exaggerated and possibly parodied in episode 15. How do Ed and Norma end up together after decades of pining for each other? Nadine gives Ed his blessing to be with Norma. Shortly after, Norma ends her relationship with her business partner over a disagreement in the business then immediately Ed proposes to her and they kiss.
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Twin Peaks / int_cd3527d9	type	Negative Space Wedgie
Twin Peaks / int_cd3527d9	comment	Negative Space Wedgie: The Trinity explosion apparently created one that allowed evil forces into this world.
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Twin Peaks / int_cd3ebc8e	type	What Year Is This?
Twin Peaks / int_cd3ebc8e	comment	What Year Is This?: Literally the final line spoken by Cooper (or is he Richard now?)
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Twin Peaks / int_cd8ca67a	type	DoubleSubverted
Twin Peaks / int_cd8ca67a	comment	Double Subverted by Fire Walk With Me, by Retcon to the above. Bobby killed a drug dealer two days before Laura's murder, and has every reason to believe he's going to prison.
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Twin Peaks / int_ce0b2b21	type	Monochrome Casting
Twin Peaks / int_ce0b2b21	comment	Monochrome Casting: Hawk is now the only non-white major character in the show, with Josie Packard gone and Colonel Davis playing only a minor role in the events of the series.
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Twin Peaks / int_d028ca10	type	Deliberately Monochrome
Twin Peaks / int_d028ca10	comment	Scenes that take place in the White Lodge or in the past are filmed in black and white, matching the look of Eraserhead and The Elephant Man.
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Twin Peaks / int_d076824c	type	Every Episode Ending
Twin Peaks / int_d076824c	comment	The stories of the characters introduced in Every Episode Ending at the Roadhouse are never followed up on. Of course, it's also possible that several of their sequences could be All Just a Dream.
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Twin Peaks / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
Twin Peaks / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: Thomas Eckhardt leaves his enemies a tantalizing series of puzzle boxes that lead them to a safety deposit box booby-trapped with high explosives.
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Twin Peaks / int_d30cc292	type	Swirly Energy Thingy
Twin Peaks / int_d30cc292	comment	Swirly Energy Thingy: Two of them show up in the series, with one leading to the Black Lodge, and the other to the White.
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Twin Peaks / int_d62dd556	type	The Chessmaster
Twin Peaks / int_d62dd556	comment	The Chessmaster: Windom Earle is a rather literal example of this trope. He determines his victims through a game of chess played against Cooper, and even at one point dresses a victim as a giant chess piece before shooting him with a crossbow. By contrast, Pete Martell, who is even better at chess, but lacks the ambition or the capacity for cruelty to really be this trope.
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Twin Peaks / int_d68c925d	type	Creator Provincialism
Twin Peaks / int_d68c925d	comment	Creator Provincialism: Maddy Ferguson is from Missoula, Montana, where David Lynch was born.
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Twin Peaks / int_d80fa9d	type	The Patient Has Left the Building
Twin Peaks / int_d80fa9d	comment	The Patient Has Left the Building: Defied by Cooper. When he awakes from his coma, he request the doc to check his vital signs to prove that he is ready to leave the hospital, which he does with official approval five minutes later.
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Twin Peaks / int_da06866e	type	Old Cop, Young Cop
Twin Peaks / int_da06866e	comment	Old Cop, Young Cop: Windom Earle and Dale Cooper might have been this before Earle went insane.
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Twin Peaks / int_da12bcfb	type	You Can't Go Home Again
Twin Peaks / int_da12bcfb	comment	You Can't Go Home Again: Cooper tries to take Carrie / Laura back to her home, but it's not hers.
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Twin Peaks / int_db26451e	type	Limited Lyrics Song
Twin Peaks / int_db26451e	comment	Limited Lyrics Song: James' song "Just You" consits of "Just you/And I/Together Forever/In love" repeated over and over again.
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Twin Peaks / int_db2f3581	type	All Girls Want Bad Boys
Twin Peaks / int_db2f3581	comment	In the second episode Shelly gushes about how cool James is. This seems to be part of her characterization that she likes bad boys.
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Twin Peaks / int_dba4ae4f	type	Arc Welding
Twin Peaks / int_dba4ae4f	comment	Arc Welding: The Return makes sense of many of the unresolved plot points from the first two seasons... Well, it makes sense in same the way that any David Lynch work can.
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Twin Peaks / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Twin Peaks / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: In the first episode, the Fireman tells Cooper to remember "Richard and Linda". At first, one may suspect that Richard Horne would be important. Similarly, an early episode mentions a Linda that lives in the New Fat Trout Trailer Park, which is hinted to be an important location as Agent Desmond's last known location was at the original Fat Trout in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. However, the final episode reveals that "Richard and Linda" refer to the new identities Cooper and Diane would take in the new timeline.
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Twin Peaks / int_dd6ce5db	type	Artistic License
Twin Peaks / int_dd6ce5db	comment	Artistic License - Government/Criminal Justice: The Secret History and Final Dossier spinoff books feature investigative reports written with a level of editorializing that would never fly in real life from the employees of a criminal justice agency. Justifiable in-universe, as Cole's team are a group of intuitive renegades who speak from the heart and can implicitly get away with expressing more personal opinions than would be realistically acceptable.
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Twin Peaks / int_de06f84d	type	WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic
Twin Peaks / int_de06f84d	comment	What Do You Mean, It's Not Symbolic?: In-Universe, Albert suggests this explanation for the events of the series that he would otherwise be unlikely to believe, thus playing heavily to the perspectives of the audience and perhaps acting as a parody of some of Lynch's fans and critics in an ironically symbolic manner. It's all sort of subverted in the last episode, though...
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Twin Peaks / int_de7b7cbf	type	Drugs Are Bad
Twin Peaks / int_de7b7cbf	comment	Drugs Are Bad: A heavily implied (but not quite anvilicious) aesop. While drugs are indeed a major part of Laura's downfall, her drug use doesn't exactly lead to her problems so much as result from them.
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Twin Peaks / int_de9047ac	type	Gambit Pileup
Twin Peaks / int_de9047ac	comment	Gambit Pileup: The show definitely trends towards this, especially regarding the real estate deals. At times, it feels like half of the town is constantly working to ruin or destroy someone else.
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Twin Peaks / int_df1a0454	type	Fantasy Pantheon
Twin Peaks / int_df1a0454	comment	Fantasy Pantheon: Though this is never commented on by the townsfolk of Twin Peaks or the law enforcement and visitors who show up there, the Lodge creatures are functionally a pantheon of evil deities for the purposes of the series' narrative, with some of their wilder and more sinister escapades resembling existing mythological stories about gods and titans at their worst moments. Although their actual status may be somewhere between demons and The Fair Folk.
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Twin Peaks / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
Twin Peaks / int_df582b0b	comment	Continuity Snarl: According to Mark Frost the inconsistencies between the books and the show, the original series and the movie are intentional. The ending of The Return and The Final Dosier book heavily imply that a Cosmic Retcon is in effect.
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Twin Peaks / int_dfe687c9	type	Alone with the Psycho
Twin Peaks / int_dfe687c9	comment	Alone with the Psycho: Maddy's final scene. Right after the above, Donna when she drops a letter off with Leland and overhears the phone call the Maddy never made it home
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Twin Peaks / int_e0c470a1	type	The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You
Twin Peaks / int_e0c470a1	comment	The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: Phillip Gerard's interrogation at the Sheriff's station.
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Twin Peaks / int_e1fa333c	type	Hannibal Lecture
Twin Peaks / int_e1fa333c	comment	Hannibal Lecture: Jean Renault gives Cooper one.
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Twin Peaks / int_e2b576a1	type	I Just Want to Be You
Twin Peaks / int_e2b576a1	comment	I Just Want to Be You: Donna to Laura in the movie. After briefly snapping out of her nihilistic haze, Laura has to quickly set Donna straight that trying to be like her will come to no good.
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Twin Peaks / int_e2ccee25	type	Animal Motifs
Twin Peaks / int_e2ccee25	comment	Animal Motifs: There's lots of imagery related to horses, mostly in connection with evil and death. The pale horse that appeared in the Palmers' living room reappears in the Black Lodge in the first episode. The Woodsman's incantation mentions horses and a horse is heard in the distance when he exits the radio station. Carrie/ Laura has a horse figurine in her living room. In The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, Laura is given a pony for her twelfth birthday.
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Twin Peaks / int_e2d457	type	The Ditz
Twin Peaks / int_e2d457	comment	The Ditz: Lucy and Andy.
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Twin Peaks / int_e2db9ef	type	Multiple Gunshot Death
Twin Peaks / int_e2db9ef	comment	Multiple Gunshot Death: Hutch gets riddled with bullets from the Badass Bystander accountant in Episode 16.
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Twin Peaks / int_e37f19	type	Disguised in Drag
Twin Peaks / int_e37f19	comment	Disguised in Drag It's fairly obvious (and not at all odd, considering the show) that the stout Japanese businessman with the impressive moustache is really a woman but it's not obvious that she's Catherine Martell. Dennis/Denise Bryson, being of Ambiguous Gender Identity, can pull off the sleek DEA agent look as well as the sultry waitress look without breaking a sweat. In fact, this is how she initially discovered her different feelings, during an undercover operation that required her to dress as a woman.
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Twin Peaks / int_e3b2b2	type	Japandering
Twin Peaks / int_e3b2b2	comment	Japandering: This Georgia is damn fine coffee!
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Twin Peaks / int_e44c01e1	type	Paranormal Mundane Item
Twin Peaks / int_e44c01e1	comment	Paranormal Mundane Item: Freddie Sykes' green gardening glove which gives him superhuman strength.
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Twin Peaks / int_e5fd8bc2	type	Hate Sink
Twin Peaks / int_e5fd8bc2	comment	Hate Sink: A few characters stand out as particularly loathsome, even in comparison to the actual demons on the show. Richard Horne is the sociopathic son of Audrey and a sleazy drug dealer. Richard establishes himself as a prick by threatening a girl with rape in public. Later after accidentally running over a child, Richard attempts to brutally murder a witness and bribes a cop into deleting evidence. He then brutalises and robs his own grandmother before calling her the c-word. Richard also displays indifference when his boss gets killed by Cooper's doppleganger. Chad Broxford is a corrupt, thuggish deputy in the Twin Peaks Police Department. He initially distinguishes himself by making fun of the suicide of Sheriff Frank Truman's son, and is later revealed to be involved in a plethora of criminal operations around town, including Red's drug trafficking ring. Near the end of the series, he even tries to kill his coworkers when he gets found out. Steven Burnett also qualifies, being a deadbeat drug addict and domestic abuser.
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Twin Peaks / int_e6ab61d	type	Magic Realism
Twin Peaks / int_e6ab61d	comment	Magic Realism: Though it increasingly starts to resemble straight-up horror or fantasy as the series goes on.
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Twin Peaks / int_e88e8a8f	type	Writer on Board
Twin Peaks / int_e88e8a8f	comment	Writer on Board: While the series doesn't carry any specific ideology with it besides the notion of a spiritual struggle between good and evil (occasionally flavored by David Lynch's interest in eastern mysticism and Mark Frost's interest in western mysticism), Naomi Watts' character gets a rant in very in line with some of Mark Frosts' political views.
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Twin Peaks / int_e8e56799	type	Blue-and-Orange Morality
Twin Peaks / int_e8e56799	comment	Blue-and-Orange Morality: The Black Lodge, who are strict about their own world's rules but clearly have just a slightly different set of values than everyone else.
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Twin Peaks / int_e9fb50be	type	Redheads Are Ravishing
Twin Peaks / int_e9fb50be	comment	Redheads Are Ravishing: While there's quite a few red-haired women on the show. The male cast practically drools over Lana like she's Jessica Rabbit. Pete Martel is also a loving faithful husband and huge simp for Catherine despite the hell she puts him through.
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Twin Peaks / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Twin Peaks / int_ea85d6ea	comment	Audrey survived the bank explosion, but is now trapped in an unhappy marriage and traumatized by the events involving Ghostwood. To make matters worse, she's potentially the mother of Richard Horne, a sexually-abusive criminal now in trouble for killing a little boy. Oh, and the worst part of it all? It's heavily implied most if not all of her experiences since the season 2 finale set in the 1990s are All Just a Dream.
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Twin Peaks / int_ea92aeb0	type	Concealment Equals Cover
Twin Peaks / int_ea92aeb0	comment	Concealment Equals Cover: Averted in the third season. Two criminals are trying to escape from an altercation with another criminal by rushing off in their van. He sprays the van with bullets from a machine pistol and they both end up dying.
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Twin Peaks / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Twin Peaks / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: In Episode 18, Richard disables one of the cowboys by kicking him in the nuts.
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Twin Peaks / int_eb251937	type	Dirty Cop
Twin Peaks / int_eb251937	comment	Chad Broxford is a corrupt, thuggish deputy in the Twin Peaks Police Department. He initially distinguishes himself by making fun of the suicide of Sheriff Frank Truman's son, and is later revealed to be involved in a plethora of criminal operations around town, including Red's drug trafficking ring. Near the end of the series, he even tries to kill his coworkers when he gets found out.
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Twin Peaks / int_eb8e4fa8	type	Jerkass
Twin Peaks / int_eb8e4fa8	comment	Albert Rosenfield is an obvious Jerkass, but eventually reveals a great love for the teachings of Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., and he mellows out.
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Twin Peaks / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Ben Horne has abandoned the majority of his Jerkass tendencies and made a complete Heelâ€“Face Turn. The Secret History of Twin Peaks says this was in part due to the events of the original series and his daughter's coma.
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Twin Peaks / int_ec1ec2dc	type	Non-Protagonist Resolver
Twin Peaks / int_ec1ec2dc	comment	Non-Protagonist Resolver: Evil Cooper is killed by side character Lucy and BOB gets defeated with a few KO punches from secondary character Freddie's magical punching glove gifted to him by the White Lodge.
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Twin Peaks / int_ec729d5d	type	Wild Wilderness
Twin Peaks / int_ec729d5d	comment	Wild Wilderness: The setting has a creepy lodge in the middle of the woods that may or may not be there and no one seems to notice it.
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Twin Peaks / int_ec7da60a	type	Beethoven Was an Alien Spy
Twin Peaks / int_ec7da60a	comment	Beethoven Was an Alien Spy: The Secret History of Twin Peaks introduces American history from the days of Lewis and Clark and even well before as a conflict between figures who are proxies for the White and Black Lodges, shown as a long-running hidden battle between good and evil which includes such figures as Lewis and Clark, Aaron Burr, Richard Nixon, and L. Ron Hubbard. Many of these historical figures are Not on the Side you'd expect they'd be.
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Twin Peaks / int_ecbf37ff	type	Disposable Sex Worker
Twin Peaks / int_ecbf37ff	comment	Disposable Sex Worker: Averted - the main plot arc is the investigation of who killed Laura Palmer, and Laura Palmer is one of the most developed and fleshed-out characters in the show despite being both a sex worker and a Posthumous Character (she later serves as the protagonist of The Movie). Nor is Ronette Pulaski treated as any less human because of her profession.
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Twin Peaks / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
Twin Peaks / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Averted. There are two Bobs (Bobby Briggs and the spirit BOB), three Mikes (Mike Nelson, the spirit MIKE and Mike Boyd), two Dougies (Milford and Jones), two Phillips (Gerard and Jeffries), two Richards (Tremayne and Horne), two Johns (Horne and Wheeler), and even two Toads (a regular and an employee at the Double R).
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Twin Peaks / int_ee7ed46e	type	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
Twin Peaks / int_ee7ed46e	comment	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: The Bookhouse Boys are supposedly dedicated to battling "the evil in the woods," but they seem to be mostly just a social club. Even when Demonic Possession and unexplained disappearances start happening right in front of them they don't seem to make the connection.
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Twin Peaks / int_efdc0552	type	Obvious Villain, Secret Villain
Twin Peaks / int_efdc0552	comment	Obvious Villain, Secret Villain: A very disturbingly meta example throughout Season 1 and some of Season 2. The murdered Laura Palmer's mother, Sarah, repeatedly sees visions of an evil long-haired man, BOB in Laura's bedroom, who - as revealed in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me - repeatedly raped Laura from childhood and eventually killed her. But BOB is also possessing and influencing Laura's father and Sarah's husband, Leland; he is Laura's earthly killer and her rapist, and even worse, it isn't all BOB's influence.
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Twin Peaks / int_f09b6509	type	Last Episode, New Character
Twin Peaks / int_f09b6509	comment	Last Episode, New Character: Carrie Page a waitress who looks like Laura Palmer and might actually be her under a new identity.
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Twin Peaks / int_f1492605	type	Redemption Equals Death
Twin Peaks / int_f1492605	comment	Redemption Equals Death: Laura Palmer's death. Also Leland Palmer's death.
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Twin Peaks / int_f15c2859	type	NO INDOOR VOICE
Twin Peaks / int_f15c2859	comment	Gordon Cole is a strange example. He's deaf as a post, goes around with his very old fashioned hearing aids cranked up to maximum, and has No Indoor Voice. But when he meets Shelly Johnson towards the end of the series, he's shocked to discover he can hear her voice with perfect clarity, becomes obsessed with it, and immediately falls in love with her.
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Twin Peaks / int_f23ad6de	type	Food Porn
Twin Peaks / int_f23ad6de	comment	Food Porn: Coffee, pie and donuts.
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Twin Peaks / int_f2490f42	type	Non-Humans Lack Attributes
Twin Peaks / int_f2490f42	comment	Non-Humans Lack Attributes: Averted. From what little we can see of the grey creature, presumably JUDY, that mauls Tracey and Sam, appears to have female breasts with visible nipples.
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Twin Peaks / int_f2dadf81	type	Evil Twin
Twin Peaks / int_f2dadf81	comment	Evil Twin: Of Agent Cooper, and possibly the Man From Another Place and Laura, within the Black Lodge.
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Twin Peaks / int_f314f8c4	type	Traveling at the Speed of Plot
Twin Peaks / int_f314f8c4	comment	Traveling at the Speed of Plot: For the climax of Episode 17, everyone of importance is transported to the Twin Peaks sheriff station by cinematic trickery.
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Twin Peaks / int_f33316f1	type	Crazy People Play Chess
Twin Peaks / int_f33316f1	comment	Crazy People Play Chess: Windom Earle. When he's not killing people and stuffing their corpses, he enjoys a good chess game. Averted with Pete Martell, who is the best chess player around and is a perfectly sane and kindly old fella.
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Twin Peaks / int_f36c4f98	type	Easily Forgiven
Twin Peaks / int_f36c4f98	comment	Easily Forgiven: After learning that her father not only ran One-Eyed Jack's, but actively funneled his teenage employees into it and slept with Laura (which was at best taking advantage of a deeply troubled girl young enough to be his daughter), Audrey has one conversation with him about it and that's enough (although she still goes through his desk for Agent Cooper). He spends the back half of season 2 trying to learn to be good and rebuild his relationship with Audrey, which she allows.
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Twin Peaks / int_f3d5d15f	type	Creepy Child
Twin Peaks / int_f3d5d15f	comment	Creepy Child: Mrs. Chalfont's grandson is creepy in the TV series. Even more so in the movie. Those familiar with David Lynch might find the grandson creepy (or alternately, hilarious) because he looks and acts identical to him, right down to the voice inflections and mannerisms. Which makes sense, as he's played by Lynch's son Austin.
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Twin Peaks / int_f43c0da0	type	Is This Thing On?
Twin Peaks / int_f43c0da0	comment	Is This Thing On?: Played painfully straight with the town's mayor in the pilot and later on in the second season.
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Twin Peaks / int_f516f938	type	Never Found the Body
Twin Peaks / int_f516f938	comment	Never Found the Body: Catherine Martell.
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Twin Peaks / int_f56aeb67	type	Alien Invasion
Twin Peaks / int_f56aeb67	comment	Alien Invasion: Seemingly what the Puppeteer Parasite in New Mexico is doing, aided by the Woodsmen.
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Twin Peaks / int_f589bf3a	type	Real Men Take It Black
Twin Peaks / int_f589bf3a	comment	Real Men Take It Black: Detective Dale Cooper is a talented, experienced FBI agent who always takes his coffee black.
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Twin Peaks / int_f5b7b990	type	Verbal Backspace
Twin Peaks / int_f5b7b990	comment	Verbal Backspace: When Cooper informs Janey-E he has to leave Vegas for Twin Peaks, he first talks about Dougie in the third person but then corrects himself in order not to sound suspicious.
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Twin Peaks / int_f64a9cf7	type	Earn Your Happy Ending
Twin Peaks / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: This is the fate of those residents who didn't get a Bittersweet Ending or Downer Ending: Nadine's silent drape business, Run Silent, Run Drapes, is an apparent success and in business 25 years after its creation. Lucy and Andy despite their relationship issues in the original series have been stably married for the past 25 years. Gordon Cole is the Deputy Director of the FBI. Denise Bryson has transitioned, overcoming what Gordon Cole called a "wild and confused time", and become the Chief of Staff for the FBI. A Downplayed Trope example with Tommy "Hawk" Hill as he's now Deputy Chief of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department—which seems close to his original rank. The only reason it qualifies is the Sheriff's Department is now much, much larger. Ed and Norma finally get together, with Nadine's blessing. With regards to the series itself, BOB is finally destroyed, and Dougie is brought back to reunite with Janey-E and Sonny Jim. Meanwhile, the real Cooper goes back in time to prevent Laura Palmer's death. However, the final episode serves as an epilogue which comes across as a Gainax Ending beyond this point.
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Twin Peaks / int_f7d4f121	type	Mushroom Samba
Twin Peaks / int_f7d4f121	comment	Jerry Horne's plotline depicts him lost in the woods with high out of his mind, either for several days or one day spread out across episodes.
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Twin Peaks / int_f8671289	type	Trunk Shot
Twin Peaks / int_f8671289	comment	Trunk Shot: When the police search William Hastings' car in Episode 1.
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Twin Peaks / int_f95baed	type	Not Staying for Breakfast
Twin Peaks / int_f95baed	comment	Not Staying for Breakfast: The next morning after Dale and Diane had sex in Episode 18, she is gone but left a note.
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Twin Peaks / int_f96f8980	type	Love Makes You Crazy
Twin Peaks / int_f96f8980	comment	Love Makes You Crazy: Windom. Freaking. Earle.
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Twin Peaks / int_f9876f7e	type	Faking the Dead
Twin Peaks / int_f9876f7e	comment	Faking the Dead: Catherine Martell and her brother, Andrew Packard.
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Twin Peaks / int_f9a8e95e	type	Place Beyond Time
Twin Peaks / int_f9a8e95e	comment	Place Beyond Time: The Black Lodge, where Cooper winds up stuck for at least 25 years while still communicating with himself and others through their dreams at various points in time — including before Laura Palmer's murder, which brought him to Twin Peaks in the first place.
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Twin Peaks / int_fb3576b2	type	The Dog Bites Back
Twin Peaks / int_fb3576b2	comment	The Dog Bites Back: Parodied when Leo gets hold of the remote control for his shock collar... and points it at Windom Earle like a weapon, without realising that he's still wearing the shock collar himself. Hilarity Ensues.
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Twin Peaks / int_fc33ff16	type	One-Winged Angel
Twin Peaks / int_fc33ff16	comment	One-Winged Angel: An appropriately strange variant. Both times Evil Cooper is killed, the Woodsmen materialize to extract BOB's essence from him, which appears as a floating orb of black slime with BOB's face visible in it. In the penultimate episode, BOB attacks and nearly kills Freddie in this form before being destroyed.
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Twin Peaks / int_fceabba8	type	Silent Whisper
Twin Peaks / int_fceabba8	comment	Silent Whisper: At the White Lodge in Episode 18, Laura whispers something in Cooper's ears, but we never know exactly what.
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Twin Peaks / int_fd7267dd	type	Master of Disguise
Twin Peaks / int_fd7267dd	comment	Master of Disguise: Windom Earle, master of the Wig Moustache Accent. In fairness, most of the people he's trying to fool have never met him and have no reason to be on their guard.
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Twin Peaks / int_fdaf37f0	type	Captain's Log
Twin Peaks / int_fdaf37f0	comment	Captain's Log: Agent Cooper's tape recorder messages for Diane.
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Twin Peaks / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Twin Peaks / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Remember the chocolate bunny in season 1 that Coop was holding? Lucy reveals - to her apparent horror - that she ate it sometime before season 3.
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Twin Peaks / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
Twin Peaks / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: The show establishes that the Mitchum Brothers are okay when Bradley firmly states that they can't fire Candy because "she'll have no place to go!"
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Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Child by Rape / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Classified Information / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Cliffhanger Copout / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Cliffhanger Wall / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Clueless Deputy / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Color Motif / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Commitment Anxiety / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Company Town / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Concealment Equals Cover / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Consulting Mister Puppet / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Contrasting Replacement Character / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Converting for Love / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Covered in Kisses / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Crazy Cat Lady / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Crazy People Play Chess / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Creator Cameo / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Credits Gag / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Creepy Awesome / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Creepy Jazz Music / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Cringe Comedy / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Crying After Sex / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Cryptic Conversation / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Cult Soundtrack / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dance of Despair / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dark World / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Death of a Thousand Cuts / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Death Wail / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Defeat Means Menial Labor / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Demonic Possession / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Den of Iniquity / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Deranged Dance / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Descended Creator / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Diegetic Switch / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Digital Deaging / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Disposable Sex Worker / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Ditzy Secretary / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Don't Go in the Woods / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Downer Beginning / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dr. Jerk / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dramatic Thunder / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dream Sequence / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dreaming the Truth / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Driving Question / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Drop Dead Gorgeous / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dwarfism in Media / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Dying as Yourself / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Ending Aversion / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Erotic Eating / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Everybody Smokes / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Evil DoppelgÃ¤nger / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Evil Is Burning Hot / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Evil Smells Bad / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Excessive Mourning / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Expanded Universe / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Expansion Pack Past / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Extremely Short Timespan / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Eyepatch of Power / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	FBI Agent / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Fair Cop / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Fantastic Noir / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Fantasy Americana / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Fetishes Are Weird / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Fille Fatale / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Film Noir / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Final Speech / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Flashy Teleportation / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Foiler Footage / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Food Porn / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Forgotten Theme Tune Lyrics / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Gainax Ending / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Gas Station of Doom / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Genre Roulette / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Glamour Failure / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Go into the Light / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Go Seduce My Archnemesis / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	God Was My Co-Pilot / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Gonna Need More X / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Good Bad Girl / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Good Smoking, Evil Smoking / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Gratuitous Foreign Language / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Greaser Delinquents / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Greasy Spoon / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Great Big Book of Everything / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Great Gazoo / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Half-Witted Hillbilly / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	He Who Must Not Be Seen / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Head Crushing / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Held Back in School / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Helpful Hallucination / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hero's Evil Predecessor / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hidden Heart of Gold / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hidden Track / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hidden Weapons / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hideous Hangover Cure / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hikikomori / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Homage / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Hormone-Addled Teenager / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Horny Devils / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	How Unscientific! / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Human Chess / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Humanoid Abomination / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	I Own This Town / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Ignore the Fanservice / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	In Love with the Gangster's Girl / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Incest-ant Admirer / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Informed Small Town / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Instant Seduction / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Instrumental Theme Tune / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Insubstantial Ingredients / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Interim Villain / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Invisible Backup Band / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	It Was Here, I Swear! / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Japandering / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Junkie Parent / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Jurisdiction Friction / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	LGBT Awakening / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Lampshaded Double Entendre / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Latex Perfection / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Lawful Good / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Le Film Artistique / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Light Is Good / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Little People Are Surreal / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Locked into Strangeness / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Longest Song Goes Last / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Look Both Ways / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Lumber Mill Mayhem / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Magic Realism / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Magical Native American / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Mainstream Obscurity / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Majorly Awesome / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Make the Dog Testify / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Makes Just as Much Sense in Context / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Making a Spectacle of Yourself / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Master of Your Domain / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Meaningful Background Event / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Medicate the Medium / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Memetic Hand Gesture / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Mid-Season Twist / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Mighty Whitey and Mellow Yellow / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Mirror Scare / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Misery Lit / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Miss Kitty / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Moose and Maple Syrup / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Mundane Horror / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Must Be Invited / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Mythopoeia / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Named After Somebody Famous / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Narrative Filigree / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Narrowed It Down to the Guy I Recognize / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Naughty by Night / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Never One Murder / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Never the Obvious Suspect / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Nightmare Face / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Nightmare Sequence / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	No Dead Body Poops / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	NO INDOOR VOICE / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	No Time to Explain / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Not Himself / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Not Named in Opening Credits / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Nothing Up My Sleeve / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Noughties Drama Series / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Obvious Villain, Secret Villain / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Occult Blue Eyes / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Occult Detective / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Of Course I Smoke / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Offscreen Inertia / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Old Cop, Young Cop / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Old Friend, New Gender / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Ominous Owl / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Omnidisciplinary Lawyer / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	One-Sided Arm-Wrestling / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Orphaned Series / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Out with a Bang / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Outdated by Canon / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Paranormal Investigation / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Paranormal Mundane Item / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Parody Assistance / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Parody Episode / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Pillow Silencer / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Place Beyond Time / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Plot-Triggering Death / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Police Psychic / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Posse / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Post-Script Season / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Power Dynamics Kink / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Powerful People Are Subs / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Powers That Be / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Previously onâ€¦ / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Prophet Eyes / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Psychic-Assisted Suicide / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Psychic Dreams for Everyone / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Psychosexual Horror / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Questionable Consent / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Quirky Town / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Quirky Work / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Rage Against the Reflection / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Ready for Lovemaking / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Real Men Take It Black / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Real Song Theme Tune / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Real-Time Timeskip / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Realism-Induced Horror / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Really Gets Around / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Reckless Gun Usage / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Record Needle Scratch / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Recursive Acronym / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Red Herring Twist / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Reflective Eyes / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Resurrected Murderer / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Retro Universe / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Revealing Continuity Lapse / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Revival / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Role Reprise / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Romantic Plot Tumor / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Rule of Scary / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Ruthless Foreign Gangsters / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Satiating Sandwich / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Scare Chord / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Scarily Competent Tracker / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sci-Fi Ghetto / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sdrawkcab Speech / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sealed Inside a Person-Shaped Can / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Second Season Downfall / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Secret Diary / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Secret Sex Worker / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Seemingly-Wholesome '50s Girl / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Seemingly-Wholesome '50s Girl / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sense Freak / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sherlock Scan / int_78fc0025
ShinobuAdachi	seeAlso	Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Shock Collar / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Short-Lived, Big Impact / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Shouldn't We Be in School Right Now? / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Signature Line / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sinister Shades / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sinister Southwest / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Smart People Play Chess / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Soap Within a Show / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sobriquet Sex Switch / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Some of My Best Friends Are X / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Special Person, Normal Name / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Spoiled by the Cast List / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Spoiler / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Standard '50s Father / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Standard '50s Father / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Standard Office Setting / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Start to Corpse / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Stepford Suburbia / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sticky Situation / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Stock Desert Interstate / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Stock Unsolved Mysteries / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Strange Cop in a Strange Land / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Suburban Gothic / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Succubi and Incubi / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Suicide by Pills / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Supermodel Strut / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Supernatural Hotspot Town / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Supernatural Soap Opera / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Surreal Horror / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Surreal Humor / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sweet Polly Oliver / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Sweet Tooth / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Symbiotic Possession / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Terminator Impersonator / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The '80s / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Adjectival Man / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Brute / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Chanteuse / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The '80s / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Killer in Me / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Klutz / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Law of Conservation of Detail / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Nth Doctor / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Omniscient Council of Vagueness / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Patient Has Left the Building / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Place / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Quarterback / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Shut-In / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Unsolved Mystery / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Walrus Was Paul / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	The Watson / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	These Gloves Are Made for Killin' / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	They Look Just Like Everyone Else! / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Sandwich / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Throw It In! / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Tie-In Novel / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Title Theme Drop / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Tom the Dark Lord / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Town with a Dark Secret / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Tranquillizer Dart / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Trans Character, Cis Actor / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Trans Equals Gay / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Trashy Trailer Home / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Trespassing to Talk / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Tricked into Another Jurisdiction / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Trippy Finale Syndrome / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Tuckerization / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Tulpa / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Unexpected Virgin / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Unseen No More / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Urban Fantasy / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Urban Legend Love Life / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Van in Black / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Villainous Face Hold / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Villainous Incest / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Vindicated by Reruns / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Visible Boom Mic / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Void Between the Worlds / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Vomiting Cop / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Vorpal Pillow / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Wag the Director / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Wakeup Makeup / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	What Year Is This? / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	White Hair, Black Heart / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Who Shot JFK? / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Wholesome Crossdresser / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Wild Wilderness / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Word of God / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Word-Salad Horror / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	World of Mysteries / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	World of Symbolism / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	World's Strongest Man / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Year Zero / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	You Need to Get Laid / int_78fc0025
Twin Peaks	hasFeature	Youth Is Wasted on the Dumb / int_78fc0025
Life Is Strange (Video Game)	seeAlso	Twin Peaks

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