There is more on Hawk’s attempt to follow the words of the Log Lady. Seeing Cooper’s trip and how he stumbles his way in his new condition gives an uneasy feeling, even as we see Cooper become “Mr. It really forces viewers to hang on to every moment on the screen. The minimal dialogue in the first half of the episode is excellent. It can be assumed Evil Coop somehow made Dougie to be the one pulled back into the Lodge when Cooper managed to make his return. Dougie ended up in the Lodge, and the One-Armed Man tells him he was manufactured for a purpose. Unfortunately, something has happened to his mind. Dougie vomits and disappears as Cooper appears in his place.Ĭooper is finally back after 25 years. Evil Coop grossly vomits what appears to be creamed corn (garmonbozia) and wrecks his car. Evil Coop and Dougie are both sickened as the real Cooper makes his way to the real world. Dougie is having an affair and also is wearing the same ring Laura and Teresa Banks wore before their deaths. In the real world, there is another Cooper doppelgänger going by the name of Dougie Jones, and Evil Cooper is driving recklessly in a car. Again, “electricity” is yet another reference from Fire Walk With Me.

When Cooper returns to this room, he meets a woman that looks just like Ronette Pulaski, and manages to escape in a bizarre fashion, getting sucked through an oversized electrical socket. Cooper sees a giant floating head of Major Briggs, who utters “Blue Rose,” a reference to Fire Walk With Me.

Up on the roof, the woman is sent flying away when she flips a switch. The strange pounding on the door intensifies the mood. The way she talks is different from those in the Lodge, and you can’t make out what she’s trying to say. It’s a freaky scene (especially when watching late at night in the dark on an iPad with headphones). Landing on a strange structure, he finds a woman with her eyes sewn/scarred shut in a purple room. Cooper doesn’t leave the Lodge by simply walking through the ring of sycamore trees. Donna asked Laura if you were falling in space, did she think you’d slow down after a while or go faster and faster. Opening with Cooper falling through space, we’re reminded of the scene between Laura and Donna in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Here are some key moments from the two episodes. The best thing to do is sit back and enjoy the ride. There are still loads of unanswered questions, but that’s par for the course with David Lynch and Mark Frost. We see more familiar faces along with more new ones. We’re now getting a little closer to what some fans were expecting. The downside to having these episodes available right away is now we have to wait for the next new one to air. If you’re like me, you watched Episodes 3 and 4 of Twin Peaks‘ return immediately after the two-part premiere last week.

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