On episode 21 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 13: "Checkmate". This episode was written by Harley Peyton  and directed by Todd Holland. It's best known as the one where Jean Renault meets his end, and ladies (specifically Nadine and Denise) save the day! Special guest Matt Fisher of Ex-Rated Movies Podcast joins us to explore such mysteries as: DOES anyone like the James and Evelyn plot?WHY is Windom Earle So extra? WHERE is Nadine's high school comedy spin-off?PLUS: Matt brings us another viable theory for where to stick FWWM in the viewing order! 

On episode 21 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 13: "Checkmate". This episode was written by Harley Peyton  and directed by Todd Holland. It's best known as the one where Jean Renault meets his end, and ladies (specifically Nadine and Denise) save the day! Special guest <a href="https://www.exratedmovies.com/bio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Matt Fisher </a>of <a href="https://www.exratedmovies.com/episodes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ex-Rated Movies Podcast</a> joins us to explore such mysteries as:  DOES anyone like the James and Evelyn plot? WHY is Windom Earle So extra?  WHERE is Nadine's high school comedy spin-off? PLUS: Matt brings us another viable theory for where to stick FWWM in the viewing order!

RWS #21: Twin Peaks - Checkmate

On episode 20 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 12: "The Black Widow". This episode was written by Harley Peyton and Robert Engels and directed by Caleb Deschanel. It's best known as the one where Dougie dies and Denise and Audrey help Coop clear his name. For an episode that features Evelyn, James, and that Little Nicky business, it's surprisingly funny. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as: DID Coop learn to taste random white powders at Quantico? WHAT is the deal with the woman from Galway? WHO has the more compelling forehead, between James and Malcolm? PLUS: We analyze Audrey's reaction to meeting Denise! Editors note: In this episode, we mention that the episode titles were added after they first aired in the United States. The titles were later bestowed by unknown persons when they aired on German television. 

On episode 20 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 12: "The Black Widow". This episode was written by Harley Peyton and Robert Engels and directed by Caleb Deschanel. It's best known as the one where Dougie dies and Denise and Audrey help Coop clear his name. For an episode that features Evelyn, James, and that Little Nicky business, it's surprisingly funny. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as:  DID Coop learn to taste random white powders at Quantico?  WHAT is the deal with the woman from Galway?  WHO has the more compelling forehead, between James and Malcolm?  PLUS: We analyze Audrey's reaction to meeting Denise!  Editors note: In this episode, we mention that the episode titles were added after they first aired in the United States. The titles were later bestowed by unknown persons when they aired on German television.

RWS #20: Twin Peaks - The Black Widow

On episode 19 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 11: "Masked Ball". This episode was written by Barry Pullman and directed by Duwayne Dunham. It's best known as the one with the Milford Wedding and the introduction of DEA Agent Denise Bryson (David Duchovny)! Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to fawn over Denise and explore such mysteries as: WHY are there so many psychotic outfits in this episode? WHERE is Doc Hayward? WHAT possesses Josie to return to Catherine? PLUS: An idea that's sure to catch on - The Objections Brunch! 

On episode 19 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 11: "Masked Ball". This episode was written by Barry Pullman and directed by Duwayne Dunham. It's best known as the one with the Milford Wedding and the introduction of DEA Agent Denise Bryson (David Duchovny)! Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to fawn over Denise and explore such mysteries as:  WHY are there so many psychotic outfits in this episode?  WHERE is Doc Hayward?  WHAT possesses Josie to return to Catherine?  PLUS: An idea that's sure to catch on - The Objections Brunch!

RWS #19: Twin Peaks - Masked Ball

On episode 18 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 10: "A Dispute Between Brothers". This episode was written by Tricia Brock and directed by Tina Rathborne. It's best known as the one with Leland's funeral and Coop's suspension from the FBI. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as:IS Sarah Palmer really OK? COULD two people in love really have caused all this? WHY does emotional baggage seem so sexy to a teenager? PLUS: Extra special guest Brutus the Pug shares some of this thoughts in the form of grunts and heavy breathing throughout. 

On episode 18 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 10: "A Dispute Between Brothers". This episode was written by Tricia Brock and directed by Tina Rathborne. It's best known as the one with Leland's funeral and Coop's suspension from the FBI. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as: IS Sarah Palmer really OK?  COULD two people in love really have caused all this?  WHY does emotional baggage seem so sexy to a teenager?  PLUS: Extra special guest Brutus the Pug shares some of this thoughts in the form of grunts and heavy breathing throughout.

RWS #18: Twin Peaks - A Dispute Between Brothers

On episode 17 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 9: "Arbitrary Law". This episode was written by Mark Frost, Harley Peyton, and Robert Engels. It was perhaps slightly over-directed directed by Tim Hunter, but it also feels like a seminal episode for The Return. It's best known as the one where BOB shuffles off to Buffalo, taking Ray Wise with him. Special guest Ryan Weadon of Ex-Rated Movies Podcast joins us to explore such mysteries as: WHY do they mis-translate 'J'ai une âme solitaire'? WHAT is the deal with BOB's folksy personality? ARE Lucy and Andy actually children in adult bodies? PLUS: Piper Laurie is on WikiFeet! 

On episode 17 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 9: "Arbitrary Law". This episode was written by Mark Frost, Harley Peyton, and Robert Engels. It was perhaps slightly over-directed directed by Tim Hunter, but it also feels like a seminal episode for The Return. It's best known as the one where BOB shuffles off to Buffalo, taking Ray Wise with him. Special guest Ryan Weadon of <a href="https://www.exratedmovies.com/episodes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ex-Rated Movies Podcast</a> joins us to explore such mysteries as:  WHY do they mis-translate 'J'ai une âme solitaire'?  WHAT is the deal with BOB's folksy personality?  ARE Lucy and Andy actually children in adult bodies?  PLUS: Piper Laurie is on WikiFeet!

RWS #17: Twin Peaks - Arbitrary Law

On episode 16 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 8: "Drive with a Dead Girl". This episode was written by Scott Frost and directed by Caleb Deschanel. It's best known as the one where BOB has the time of his life carting Maddy's body around town in the trunk of Leland's car. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as: WHY do evil entities have such pedestrian names?WHAT is Gwen's deal?HOW does Maddy fit into such a small bag?PLUS: Harry's Prosecution Complex! 

On episode 16 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 8: "Drive with a Dead Girl". This episode was written by Scott Frost and directed by Caleb Deschanel. It's best known as the one where BOB has the time of his life carting Maddy's body around town in the trunk of Leland's car. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as:  WHY do evil entities have such pedestrian names? WHAT is Gwen's deal? HOW does Maddy fit into such a small bag? PLUS: Harry's Prosecution Complex!

RWS #16: Twin Peaks - Drive with a Dead Girl

On episode 15 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 7: "Lonely Souls". This episode was written by Mark Frost and directed by David Lynch. It's best known as the one where Maddy goes galloping back to Missoula, Montana. To help us discuss the DOOZIEST of doozies, we have TWO special guests: Both halves of the Ex-Rated Movies Podcast, Ryan Weadon and Matt Fisher! We explore such mysteries as:WHAT does the S. stand for in Harry's full name? WHY a horse?HOW does David Lynch make history's most unsettling hour of network television?PLUS: Matt coins the phrase, The Coop Loop*!*T-shirts forthcoming

On episode 15 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 7: "Lonely Souls". This episode was written by Mark Frost and directed by David Lynch. It's best known as the one where Maddy goes galloping back to Missoula, Montana. To help us discuss the DOOZIEST of doozies, we have TWO special guests: Both halves of the <a href="https://www.exratedmovies.com/episodes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ex-Rated Movies Podcast</a>, Ryan Weadon and Matt Fisher! We explore such mysteries as: WHAT does the S. stand for in Harry's full name?  WHY a horse? HOW does David Lynch make history's most unsettling hour of network television? PLUS: Matt coins the phrase, The Coop Loop*! *T-shirts forthcoming

RWS #15: Twin Peaks - Lonely Souls

On episode 14 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 6: Demons. This episode was written by Harley Peyton and Robert Engels. It was directed by Lesli Linka Glatter. It's best known as the one that calls out the "Really Weird Stuff" directly (Gordon Cole, played by David Lynch, makes his first on-screen appearance). And Al Strobel knocks it out of the park as Phillip Gerard and MIKE, an otherworldly inhabiting spirit who broke good to stop his former partner in crime from killing again. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as: DOES Twin Peaks have an official ACAB stance? WHO wore the red plaid jacket best? WHY must we hear "Just You and I" every time we see James and Donna on screen together?PLUS: Brugos has some mind-blowing theories on Tulpas, Maddy, and why Gordon Cole is deaf! 

On episode 14 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 6: Demons. This episode was written by Harley Peyton and Robert Engels. It was directed by Lesli Linka Glatter. It's best known as the one that calls out the "Really Weird Stuff" directly (Gordon Cole, played by David Lynch, makes his first on-screen appearance). And Al Strobel knocks it out of the park as Phillip Gerard and MIKE, an otherworldly inhabiting spirit who broke good to stop his former partner in crime from killing again.  Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as:  DOES Twin Peaks have an official ACAB stance?  WHO wore the red plaid jacket best?  WHY must we hear "Just You and I" every time we see James and Donna on screen together? PLUS: Brugos has some mind-blowing theories on Tulpas, Maddy, and why Gordon Cole is deaf!

RWS #14: Twin Peaks - Demons

On episode 13 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 5: The Orchid's Curse. It was written by Barry Pullman and directed by Graeme Clifford. Originally airing on October 27th, 1990, it's best known as the episode with the One-Eyed Jacks Audrey rescue and Harold's angry face raking. We get very silly in this episode, exploring such mysteries as: WHY does Judge Sternwood cut off the D.A. mid-argument? WHAT other abortion clinics did Lucy call before she settled on Adam's? HOW often does Coop talk through his yoga to Diane?PLUS: Hawk doesn't know about lesbians! 

On episode 13 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 5: The Orchid's Curse. It was written by Barry Pullman and directed by Graeme Clifford. Originally airing on October 27th, 1990, it's best known as the episode with the One-Eyed Jacks Audrey rescue and Harold's angry face raking. We get very silly in this episode, exploring such mysteries as:  WHY does Judge Sternwood cut off the D.A. mid-argument?  WHAT other abortion clinics did Lucy call before she settled on Adam's?  HOW often does Coop talk through his yoga to Diane? PLUS: Hawk doesn't know about lesbians!

RWS #13: Twin Peaks - The Orchid's Curse

On episode 12 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 4: Laura's Secret Diary. It was directed by Todd Holland and written by Mark Frost, Harley Peyton, Robert Engels, and Jerry Stahl. It's best known as the episode with too many cooks in the kitchen. Stahl handed in a non-sensical, blood stained draft that the other three men had to whip into shape in record time. Still, there are some shining moments. We explore such mysteries as:WHY is Hank sleeping at the diner?WHO is the real Josie Packard?HOW is Harold supposed to be sexy?PLUS: 9:30 is the hottest time to be at the Roadhouse!

On episode 12 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 4: Laura's Secret Diary. It was directed by Todd Holland and written by Mark Frost, Harley Peyton, Robert Engels, and Jerry Stahl. It's best known as the episode with too many cooks in the kitchen. Stahl handed in a non-sensical, blood stained draft that the other three men had to whip into shape in record time. Still, there are some shining moments. We explore such mysteries as: WHY is Hank sleeping at the diner? WHO is the real Josie Packard? HOW is Harold supposed to be sexy? PLUS: 9:30 is the hottest time to be at the Roadhouse!

RWS #12: Twin Peaks - Laura's Secret Diary

A Holistic Twin Peaks Podcast: Annie Malone and Jessica Baxter analyze each episode of the seminal TV series in the context of the whole.

On episode 11 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, episode 3: The Man Behind the Glass. This episode originally aired on October 13th, 1990. It was written by Robert Engels and directed by Lesli Linka Glatter. It's best known as the one where Albert declares his love for Sheriff Truman. Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as: HOW much does Leland really know about BOB?WHO cares about the Lucy/Andy/Dick paternity triangle? WHY doesn't Ronette get more credit for being such a survivor? PLUS: What a piece of work is Emory Battis? 

On episode 11 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, episode 3: The Man Behind the Glass. This episode originally aired on October 13th, 1990. It was written by Robert Engels and directed by Lesli Linka Glatter. It's best known as the one where Albert declares his love for Sheriff Truman. Chris Brugos joins us to explore such mysteries as:  HOW much does Leland really know about BOB? WHO cares about the Lucy/Andy/Dick paternity triangle?  WHY doesn't Ronette get more credit for being such a survivor?  PLUS: What a piece of work is Emory Battis?

RWS #11: Twin Peaks - The Man Behind the Glass

It's part two of the David Lynch-directed double shot that kicks off Twin Peaks Season 2. "Coma" is written by Harley Peyton. It originally aired on October 6th, 1990. This episode is full of fun and frivolity, but it also features some top-notch BOB scares and arguably the worst Twin Peaks moment of all time: A little ditty called "Just You and I". On this episode, we explore such mysteries as: WHY do Coop and Harry have so much trouble adjusting those hospital stools? WHO is going to eat all that food that Coop and Albert ordered? HOW many times did James make Maddie and Donna practice that song? PLUS: Once again we ask, where exactly in Washington state is Twin Peaks? 

It's part two of the David Lynch-directed double shot that kicks off Twin Peaks Season 2. "Coma" is written by Harley Peyton. It originally aired on October 6th, 1990. This episode is full of fun and frivolity, but it also features some top-notch BOB scares and arguably the worst Twin Peaks moment of all time: A little ditty called "Just You and I". On this episode, we explore such mysteries as:  WHY do Coop and Harry have so much trouble adjusting those hospital stools?  WHO is going to eat all that food that Coop and Albert ordered?  HOW many times did James make Maddie and Donna practice that song?  PLUS: Once again we ask, where exactly in Washington state is Twin Peaks?

RWS #10: Twin Peaks - Coma

On this episode, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 1: May the Giant Be with You. This episode first aired on September 30th, 1990. It was written by Mark Frost and David Lynch and directed by David Lynch. This is a very special episode for many reasons, not the least of which is our guest, the lovely and talented Krishane Jones! Krishane has lived a life steeped in Twin Peaks and has many unique insights into our favorite small town yokels. Join us to explore such mysteries as: WHY does Gersten feel so much pressure to succeed? HOW does Albert make it through Ed's story without making a wise crack?WHAT possessed Norma to wear Hank's clothes? PLUS: A candidate for the scariest scene in the original series!

On this episode, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 2, Episode 1: May the Giant Be with You. This episode first aired on September 30th, 1990. It was written by Mark Frost and David Lynch and directed by David Lynch. This is a very special episode for many reasons, not the least of which is our guest, the lovely and talented Krishane Jones! Krishane has lived a life steeped in Twin Peaks and has many unique insights into our favorite small town yokels.  Join us to explore such mysteries as:  WHY does Gersten feel so much pressure to succeed?  HOW does Albert make it through Ed's story without making a wise crack? WHAT possessed Norma to wear Hank's clothes?  PLUS: A candidate for the scariest scene in the original series!

RWS #9: Twin Peaks - May the Giant Be with You

On episode 8 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing the Twin Peaks season 1 finale: The Last Evening, written and directed by Mark Frost. It's the one with all the cliffhangers, including Coop bleeding out on the floor of his hotel room. This episode originally aired on May 23rd 1990 and angered 11 million viewers, who thought they were going to learn who killed Laura Palmer. Hosts Annie Malone and Jessica Baxter explore such mysteries as: HOW much does Hank spend on payphone calls? WHY is Doc Hayward literally everywhere? WHAT makes Coop so good at Blackjack? PLUS: How invested is Leo in the plot of Invitation to Love? 

On episode 8 of Really Weird Stuff, we're discussing the Twin Peaks season 1 finale: The Last Evening, written and directed by Mark Frost. It's the one with all the cliffhangers, including Coop bleeding out on the floor of his hotel room. This episode originally aired on May 23rd 1990 and angered 11 million viewers, who thought they were going to learn who killed Laura Palmer. Hosts Annie Malone and Jessica Baxter explore such mysteries as:  HOW much does Hank spend on payphone calls?  WHY is Doc Hayward literally everywhere?  WHAT makes Coop so good at Blackjack?  PLUS: How invested is Leo in the plot of Invitation to Love?

RWS #8: Twin Peaks - The Last Evening

On RWS E7, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 1, Episode 6, "Realization Time", written by Harley Peyton and directed by Caleb Deschanel. This is best known as the one where Waldo the Myna bird helps the investigation, and the Bookhouse Boys go to One-Eyed Jacks. But there are so many other delicious scenes, including Audrey sleuthing all over Horne's Department store and a nod to "Double Indemnity" in Catherine's scene with the ambitious life insurance agent, Mr. Neff.  Special guest, Matt Fisher of Ex-Rated Movies Podcast helps us explore such mysteries as: HOW does Audrey know what exactly what to say to the stock boy? WHY doesn't the Bureau have a budget for better wigs? HOW does Blackie keep from gagging during that failed flirtation with Big Ed?PLUS: Matt discusses why Twin Peaks is the only television drama he's watched more than once!

On RWS E7, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 1, Episode 6, "Realization Time", written by Harley Peyton and directed by Caleb Deschanel. This is best known as the one where Waldo the Myna bird helps the investigation, and the Bookhouse Boys go to One-Eyed Jacks. But there are so many other delicious scenes, including Audrey sleuthing all over Horne's Department store and a nod to "Double Indemnity" in Catherine's scene with the ambitious life insurance agent, Mr. Neff.  Special guest, Matt Fisher of <a href="https://www.exratedmovies.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ex-Rated Movies Podcast</a> helps us explore such mysteries as: HOW does Audrey know what exactly what to say to the stock boy? WHY doesn't the Bureau have a budget for better wigs? HOW does Blackie keep from gagging during that failed flirtation with Big Ed? PLUS: Matt discusses why Twin Peaks is the only television drama he's watched more than once!

RWS #7: Twin Peaks - Realization Time

"Cooper's Dreams" is the 5th episode of Season One of Twin Peaks. It was written by Mark Frost and directed by Lesli Linka Glatter, who is one of the more experimental auteurs in the Peaks-verse Lynch/Frost, notwithstanding. It originally aired on May 10th, 1990 and is perhaps best known for being the one where Cooper's a little on edge and only has time for coffee, and the gang hikes to the Log Lady's cabin for tea and spooky log testimony. Special guest, Cecelia Gunn joins us to explore such mysteries as: WHAT is Doc Hayward doing, tagging along on strenuous police field work?WHY does "Flesh World" keep publishing photos of Leo's truck?HOW come nobody, including Maddy, remembers meeting Maddy? PLUS: Donut Crimes, gun-happy Peakers, and of course, STFU JAMES!

"Cooper's Dreams" is the 5th episode of Season One of Twin Peaks. It was written by Mark Frost and directed by Lesli Linka Glatter, who is one of the more experimental auteurs in the Peaks-verse Lynch/Frost, notwithstanding. It originally aired on May 10th, 1990 and is perhaps best known for being the one where Cooper's a little on edge and only has time for coffee, and the gang hikes to the Log Lady's cabin for tea and spooky log testimony. Special guest, Cecelia Gunn joins us to explore such mysteries as:  WHAT is Doc Hayward doing, tagging along on strenuous police field work? WHY does "Flesh World" keep publishing photos of Leo's truck? HOW come nobody, including Maddy, remembers meeting Maddy?  PLUS: Donut Crimes, gun-happy Peakers, and of course, STFU JAMES!

RWS #6: Twin Peaks - Cooper's Dreams

On RWS Episode 5, we're discussing Twin Peaks S1E4, "The One-Armed Man", written by Robert Engels and directed by Tim Hunter. This is a very plot-heavy episode but it's still a lot of fun. Special guest Ryan Weadon (Ex-Rated Movies Podcast) joins us to explore mysteries such as: WHY won't Lucy just tell Andy what's on her mind? WHAT is the real purpose of Ben's Little Elvis? HOW much time did Hank spend on his domino sketch? IS Hawk's girlfriend a local gal? PLUS: Ryan inspires our very first t-shirt with the line, "Call me when you're a drawer, Josie!" Get it here! 

On RWS Episode 5, we're discussing Twin Peaks S1E4, "The One-Armed Man", written by Robert Engels and directed by Tim Hunter. This is a very plot-heavy episode but it's still a lot of fun. Special guest Ryan Weadon (<a href="https://www.exratedmovies.com/episodes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ex-Rated Movies Podcast</a>) joins us to explore mysteries such as: WHY won't Lucy just tell Andy what's on her mind? WHAT is the real purpose of Ben's Little Elvis? HOW much time did Hank spend on his domino sketch? IS Hawk's girlfriend a local gal? PLUS: Ryan inspires our very first t-shirt with the line, "Call me when you're a drawer, Josie!" <a href="https://paidinpukepod.threadless.com/designs/drawer-josie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Get it here! </a>

RWS #5: Twin Peaks - The One-Armed Man

On RWS E4, we're discussing S1E3: "Rest in Pain", written by Harley Peyton and directed by Tina Rathborne. It's the first episode without any direct Frosty Lynchness, but we do get plenty of time with the delightful Shakespearean insult machine that is Albert Rosenfield, and two iconic Bobby Briggs moments. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore mysteries such as: HOW can two perfectly terrific women be in love with Ed?WHY doesn't Donna wear that derby hat more often?WHAT is up with that dumb Bookhouse Boys signal? WHERE are Gersten and Harriet Hayward? PLUS: James, WHO?Grab your best funeral garb and join us! 

On RWS E4, we're discussing S1E3: "Rest in Pain", written by Harley Peyton and directed by Tina Rathborne. It's the first episode without any direct Frosty Lynchness, but we do get plenty of time with the delightful Shakespearean insult machine that is Albert Rosenfield, and two iconic Bobby Briggs moments. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore mysteries such as:  HOW can two perfectly terrific women be in love with Ed? WHY doesn't Donna wear that derby hat more often? WHAT is up with that dumb Bookhouse Boys signal?  WHERE are Gersten and Harriet Hayward?  PLUS: James, WHO? Grab your best funeral garb and join us!

RWS #4: Twin Peaks - Rest in Pain

"Zen or the Skill to Catch a Killer" is also known for being the episode that really leans into the weird stuff. We have Sarah Palmer's visions, Nadine's super strength, Cooper's unusual methods, Albert Rosenfield's delightful diatribes, and a visit to the Red Room! It's written by David Lynch and Mark Frost and directed by David Lynch, so you know it's gotta be a juicy one. Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore mysteries such as:WHY does Ben Horne eat his sandwich from the middle? HOW hard is it to talk backwards?WHERE is Queer Street in relation to the police station? PLUS! An acapella version of Audrey's Dance. Grab a double scotch on the rocks, and a double scotch 'nother and join us! 

"Zen or the Skill to Catch a Killer" is also known for being the episode that really leans into the weird stuff. We have Sarah Palmer's visions, Nadine's super strength, Cooper's unusual methods, Albert Rosenfield's delightful diatribes, and a visit to the Red Room! It's written by David Lynch and Mark Frost and directed by David Lynch, so you know it's gotta be a juicy one.  Special guest Chris Brugos joins us to explore mysteries such as: WHY does Ben Horne eat his sandwich from the middle?  HOW hard is it to talk backwards? WHERE is Queer Street in relation to the police station?  PLUS! An acapella version of Audrey's Dance.  Grab a double scotch on the rocks, and a double scotch 'nother and join us!

RWS #3: Twin Peaks - Zen or the Skill to Catch a Killer

On RWS Ep 2, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 1, Episode 1 - Traces to Nowhere, directed by Duwayne Dunham, who also edited "Blue Velvet" and the Twin Peaks pilot. Dunham makes some dubious choices, but this episode is still a lot of fun. Mysteries include: HOW does Coop really want his bacon?WHY is James so dumb?WHAT is up with that silly dance from the picnic video?WHERE did Bobby and Mike get those nicknames for each other?Plus: Catherine and Ben's perplexing sexy talk!

On RWS Ep 2, we're discussing Twin Peaks Season 1, Episode 1 - Traces to Nowhere, directed by Duwayne Dunham, who also edited "Blue Velvet" and the Twin Peaks pilot. Dunham makes some dubious choices, but this episode is still a lot of fun.  Mysteries include:  HOW does Coop really want his bacon? WHY is James so dumb? WHAT is up with that silly dance from the picnic video? WHERE did Bobby and Mike get those nicknames for each other? Plus: Catherine and Ben's perplexing sexy talk!

RWS #2: Twin Peaks - Traces to Nowhere

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