Sparkwood and 21 is the intersection in Twin Peaks where Laura jumped off James' bike and ran into the woods the night she was killed.

IMO, Hawk added the most to the show while doing the least. That may sound confusing, but when you think about it, he really didn't do or say all that much, and we really don't know very much at all about him, but he added so much in tone and feeling to the show, it wouldn't have been the same witho...

I just watched that episode last night! And I was wondering the same thing, whether we ever found out... Mike was my first guess. Or maybe Johnathan (Josie's cousin/associate). Oh, and who does everyone think was that man hiding behind Leo Johnson in episode 2? I used to think it was Jacques, but l...

The only time I've ever seen season two were with the release of that season 2 set. Could somebody tell me what the changes were?

This reminds me of a similar question I had... I forget which episode, but I think it's late in season one, Lucy answers a phone call for Harry. She says that she can't put Harry on unless the caller tells her his/her name. The caller never does, so Lucy hangs up, and no more is ever said about it. ...

Agree with everything said here. I've always been puzzled as to how so many so-called Twin Peaks fans could bash and badmouth what is, essentially, the majority of the show that they say they love. Season 2 has some of the greatest scenes, characters, and quotes from the entire series, and I truly v...

I think the wolf analogy is spot on. I agree that Leland's grief was real, and that at many points he was completely Leland -- the aforementioned scene in FWWM, as well as his breakdown scenes in season one, particularly at Laura's funeral and at the Great Northern when he dances by himself. I think...

This is something I have been pondering for some time now. Whenever we see Bob in his true form (Frank Silva), he appears very animal-like, speaking in that growling-hissing voice. Yet when he is possessing someone (Leland, Cooper) he acts as they would and is at least smart enough to try and avoid ...