Here’s what the tall drinka water has to say: If there was ever any doubt whether Twin Peaks can be considered a soap opera, the prodigious number of comas should settle that dispute with a quickness.īut first! We meet The Giant, who looms above the bleeding, recently shot Coop and offers no more practical help than that daft room service guy. Twenty minutes in, Lucy gives us (and Coop) a quick recap of the events of the first season finale: “Leo Johnson was shot, Jacques Reno was strangled, the mill burned, Shelly and Pete got smoke inhalation, Catherine and Josie are missing, Nadine is in a coma from taking sleeping pills.” Leo is also in a coma - not dead, unfortunately - along with the long-forgotten Ronette Polaski, who finally gets some screentime in this episode. The episode, later titled “May the Giant Be With You,” is co-written by Lynch and Frost and directed by Lynch, and it just snaps along at a breezy pace despite the doubled runtime.
As much as I missed Catherine Martell this week, the episodes always suffer when they try to stuff in every single character, and it was nice to have a bit of a breather from Leo and some other folks. Why is the S2 premiere so fun, I ask myself? Why, it’s because there’s no Josie Packard in this episode! And only a few minutes of Hank - which is a few minutes of Hank too much, to be sure. Twin Peaks Season Two starts out with a bang in an episode that’s entertaining, beautifully directed and sometimes even scary.
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He ate some crazy French delicacy including the whole head of something or other baked in a blancmange pudding, rolled in oats, stuffed full with walnuts, hot rocks and a spice bouquet, wrapped in papillote, sealed with a sugar glaze and baked under glass. Jeez, Coop, I’m going to have to start devoting this section to Jerry Horne if you don’t spice it up a bit. What Special Agent Dale Cooper Ate This Week: We're going to keep this baby spoiler-free, so if you're watching Twin Peaks for the first time, fear not.Īnd I'd like to start every installment with some crucial information. You can watch with us by streaming Twin Peaks on Netflix or Amazon Instant Watch.
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You can follow our recently completed Firefly TV Timewarp here.īrian Collins, Evan Saathoff (aka Sam Strange) and I are discussing the Season Two premiere after a weeklong hiatus following the Season One finale. Join us as we journey back in TV time to examine Twin Peaks, the wonderfully weird, cerebral murder mystery and quirky townie exercise from David Lynch and Mark Frost. Welcome back to TV Timewarp, in which we spend Wednesdays revisiting each episode of a late, beloved series.
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