Things in Twin Peaks once again turn deadly as the truth about Cooper's shooting comes to light while his cat-and-mouse game with former partner Windom Earle escalates.
Episode 14 (“Double Play”): Windom Earle has taken his first victim in the deadly chess game. Audrey tells Bobby they have to save Ben from his Civil War fantasy. Leo escapes.
Episode 15 (“Slaves and Masters”): The police look for James in the Marsh murder. Bobby and Shelly tell Truman that Leo is gone and also reveal that Hank shot Leo the night the mill burned. Albert returns to Twin Peaks with information on Windom Earle.
Episode 16 (“The Condemned Woman”): Truman puts Hank in prison for the attempted murder of Leo, while Hank points the finger at Josie for the murder of Andrew Packard. Albert reveals who shot Cooper. Ben enlists the help of John Justice Wheeler.
Episode 17 (“Wounds and Scars”): Harry sinks into a deep depression after a tragedy. Norma's troubled sister, Annie, arrives in Twin Peaks. Wheeler and Audrey hit it off. Cooper's stalemate angers Earle.
[185 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! Pie stays in the lobby, though.
“Twin Peaks isn't C.S.I.: Pacific Northwest—it feels like an emanation from another, purer realm, where emotions are heightened and unheard vibrations sing.” – Josh Rothman, The New Yorker
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