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About Twin Peaks Season 2, Episodes 1-5

Episode 1 (“May the Giant Be With You”): A wounded Agent Cooper has a vision of a giant who gives him several clues about the murder of Laura Palmer. Shelly and Pete recover from the mill fire, but Josie and Catherine are missing.

Episode 2 (“Coma”): Albert determines that two suspects didn’t kill Laura, but he is unable to find any leads into who shot Cooper. Cooper says they must find the third man, who he believes to be Bob, the gray-haired man.

Episode 3 (“The Man Behind the Glass”): Ronette is attacked in her hospital bed by an unseen person. Jean Renault, brother of Jacques and Bernard, plans to blackmail Ben Horne for the release of Audrey. Donna meets with Harold Smith, a shut-in who had befriended Laura.

Episode 4 (“Laura’s Secret Diary”): Leland confesses to killing Jacques Renault. Andy wants to take a new sperm count test. Rumor spreads that a food critic is coming to Twin Peaks. Jean asks Ben to set a trap for Cooper in exchange for Audrey's life.

Episode 5 (“The Orchid’s Curse”): Cooper remembers the message under his bed. Shelly and Bobby begin Leo's home care, while a judge declares him not fit for trial. Nadine comes home, still thinking she's in high school.

[280 min total; drama, mystery; English]

While we normally don’t allow food and drinks (except for water) in the Cinema, we can’t watch Twin Peaks without coffee! Bring your best brew to the screenings but be sure it is in a container with a lid. Snacks and finger foods that do not emit a strong odor will also be allowed for this event. Alcohol, cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, and illicit drugs are prohibited at IU Cinema.

“Some viewers have become alienated by the increasingly weird, dream logic of writers Lynch and Mark Frost. I, for one, find it refreshing, and as long as Kyle MacLachlan, that very Special Agent, is on the trail, I raise my cup of ‘joe’ in salute.” – Lynne Cairncross, Sydney Morning Herald

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