[Twin Peaks] S3 E16 Ten Things You Might Have Missed | The Return Part 16 No Knock No Doorbell

[@garethsharkey1934]

The black lodge automatically produces doppelganger when humans enter. Tuplas are intentionally manufactured copies

[@jeffha4057]

I'm really going to miss this show as well.

[@PetePeppers1]

May never be anything else like it.

[@PcGameGold]

Me too.

[@dawngrrrl]

Jeff Ha Same. I'm sure I'll cry at least once, like I did when Cooper returned this week.

[@Picopunk3]

Black lodge spirits like Bob can intercept electrical devices. That's why I think he'd rather give Bushnell a note rather than using his phone. It's pretty much the bases of how Gordan speaks in a really sarcastic tone. I think Gordan has always known more about the way the lodge spirit manipulate electrics, telegraph poles ect I think he's always known more than he lets on.

[@kathleenwest1463]

To add on that, Dale has always wanted to be in the vanguard. He wants Gordon to be his backup, but he wants to be first boots on the ground. It's his fight (with his doppelganger) after all.

[@starbucke]

I think it shows in the scenes where he turns his hearing aid to the max and listens to the noises the machines produce.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

Correct. Even the Log Lady didn't trust using the phone and she shared the most pertinent information with Hawk face to face.

[@eleni1968]

I agree. This makes sense since Gordon [Cole] , Albert [?]and Garland [Briggs] & [Agent Jeffries] were ALL involved in Project Blue Book therefore they ALL know about BOTH Lodges and possibly have also have been there or have some intimate knowledge about both Lodges through mediums like Margaret Lanterman /The Log Lady and possibly Sarah Palmer and Hawke who is either a Seattle or Yakima Indian or BOTH would have intimate knowledge of the Lodges. THat's why Margaret always conversed with him, especially, about her visions and what the log told her.

[@JackRipper8881]

Except when she rang Hawk on the phone

[@garycottier92]

Maybe the show will finish with Bill Hastings and Ruth Davenport scuba diving together?

[@ripsteakface5529]

In a great purple ocean!

[@elyse43230]

I am so sad but excited for the finale. I am so glad I stuck with this show and with the help of your videos I was able to follow along. Your videos made Twin Peaks a really great experience to watch.

[@PetePeppers1]

+Shannon Prince Thanks for the comment, I appreciate the feedback.

[@riptide10x60]

So now we have Tulpas, Dopplegangers and Accountants?

[@knightsonofjack]

Maybe accountants are the white lodge version of woodsmen lol

[@reconquista1911]

and instead "Do you have light?" they ask "Leave my driveway, mf"

[@EvanBNW]

Im also hoping the evil Cooper storyline wraps up with enough time at the end so that we can see Cooper have a few reunions. A surprise cameo of Michael Ontkean would be amazing.

[@78deathface]

EvanBNW if there's a scene between Coop and Harry I will sob like a baby!

[@xBradsrucax]

Me too!!!!

[@celeste8157]

EvanBNW why did he refuse to come back? I don't understand how you could do that knowing what a fan favorite Harry was. We had two actors who were terminally ill but still came back!! That blows me away!

[@EvanBNW]

Celeste Collinsworth Don't know. The word is that he's retired and didn't want to. But I also heard he was on set for one day so who knows. Maybe they filmed a short hospital bedside scene for the ending.

[@jowlivas]

EvanBNW I

[@1whyvonne]

Cooper's return coincided with the mad rush to prep for the upcoming school year for teachers. It's back into the outlet for me! I did want to pop by and say that I have appreciated your videos, Pete Peppers as well as the comment community which was inspired by them. Your comment threads consist of some of the sharpest and most civil people I have ever 'met' online. Participating has enhanced the joy of watching The Return, so thank you all. I'm so glad it occurred over the summer so I could geek out over it. If you see me on a thread, it will be me, but me procrastinating.

[@Ductos]

Cooper's message to Cole: My thought went to a secret Blue Rose coded message only Gordon could recognize. Something they thought up years ago, basically a message that could only come from Cooper and that tells him his wherabouts. And since Twin Peaks holds such a significance to Cole, it could also be a code word.

[@BAINES03]

I'm guessing something along those lines paired with, "It's very, very good to see you again, old friend."

[@celeste8157]

Ductos i think it's a coded message too, but even so, maybe Coop didn't want to risk anyone hearing this over the phone (hacker or otherwise) and if he was just telling him where he's going in simple terms, then he definitely wouldn't want anyone to hear

[@alexis_electronic]

Cooper, you remind me today of a small mexican chihuahua!

[@sorlag110]

I'm thinking it could be the last missing page of Laura Palmer's diary

[@celeste8157]

sorlag110 interesting

[@trevor8578]

I just want you to know that your collection of videos on Twin Peaks are perhaps among the best-if not _the_ best-that I've seen online, and I love how you take your time with each post-part discussion and indulge your subscribers and fellow fans with in-depth discussions and theories. It's so exciting and every week I look forward to your Twin Peaks videos! I also can't believe the finale is already here. I remember back in May before it even began how utterly excited I was, my heart was ready to jump out of my chest. And here we are, the finale just days away, and I still feel that same excitement, only it's stronger now. Anyway, your videos are awesome, I just turned on my notifications for your uploads!

[@Ennahdee]

He wants a damn fine copy

[@stevieboy97487828]

Just wanted to say I really enjoyed your recaps and thoughts of all the Twin Peaks episodes!

[@PetePeppers1]

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback.

[@kandorstevenson]

Audrey's Dance gave me all the Life that I needed. And, I do hope for moreTwin Peaks.

[@ZeroScribedEchoes]

I think by, the awake Cooper, giving Bushnell the note, Coop wants Gordon to find him in Twin Peaks....but he is buying some time to do something, before everybody meets there...

[@dlower23]

Accountants are all involved with deaths (imminent in Harry's case or actual) so perhaps they are Angels of Death. One note: the first one goes away (TPSO), second one stays (The Farm), and the third is taken away by force (Lancelot Court).

[@patrickcoulombe5317]

Right before the end credits, I'd like to see To Be Continued...

[@PetePeppers1]

That would be sick.

[@donalessandrodimedio7477]

Maybe you have missed that Mike the magician dwells where usually people put their butts 😂

[@ULTRARARE035]

The "tibetan hum" sound can be heard once in the first episodes of season 1, it's a sound that Mike does with his hands in the red room before say 'Let's Rock' to Cooper (in one of his dreams of Laura)

[@JohnnyHands]

The note Agent Cooper gave to Bushnell Mullins to give to Gordon Cooper might have been a note he wrote twenty-five years ago before he was trapped in the Red Room, that he kept in his black suit that he wanted Gordon to see if anything happened to him - or even though he's well, still wanted to communicate to Gordon.

[@AubreyfromOregon]

Cooper says read this message to him not give his this note.

[@stephanieschenkel7329]

Maybe we will meet the real Diane at the Twin Peaks Police Station.

[@riptide10x60]

When this show is over I will be remembering "Got a light?" and the father-son ride to the rock, two all time greatest moments in TV history.

[@sminpahrump2595]

I believe Cooper told Bushnell to read the note to Gordon if he called.

[@AtticussAtticuss]

I think it's important that we heard the "electrical cracking" sound effect when we see Audrey in the white room looking into the mirror. To me this says she is not in a comma, hospital or mental institution... she is somewhere else not of this world. And maybe the dancing scene in the bar DID actually happen, but that Audrey is a tulpa, and that's why she is acting so weird. The real Audrey is the one in the white room... maybe Mr. C took her there. Or probably something else... I kind of hope they don't give us the answer and just leave us to speculate.

[@mrtnpope]

AtticussAtticuss I agree, just because Lynch jump-cuts to Audrey in front of the mirror doesn't mean it's the same Audrey. This Tulpa business has added an extra dimension to everything, if you pardon the pun

[@eddiewillers1442]

Like you, I am just TOO Damned excited!

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Pete! Yep, I'm really gonna miss TWIN PEAKS, too. It's been rattling around in my brain since 1990. LOL As for the final 2 parts... while having them work as a movie might happen, it was my impression the entirety of these 18 parts were a single long-form movie. If that's the case, the final 2 parts would likely be a grand finale with perhaps some epilogue vignettes... but Lynch and Frost certainly don't feel terribly married to formulas... so, the sky is the limit! 🐦

[@MaxiM_PL]

I'm in the "Make another Dougie for Janey-E and Sonny Jim" camp. That was not my first thought while watching, but once Cooper "slipped" and said "Dougie will be back" and then corrected himself that he will be back. IMHO he said what he meant the first time. Knowing Cooper, he could just waltz in someone else's life like that. He's got his own life - a life of an FBI agent.

[@user82938]

To me, it sounded like Diane was saying "I'm a sheriff's station," like she was also identifying with the actual building. I didn't have captions on, tho.

[@stan39520]

A Tulpa is a thought form, or being created from the collective thoughts of separate individuals. The concept of Tulpas is theoretical in nature and originates from Tibetan mythology, where Tulpas are described as extra bodies that were created from one person's mind in order to travel to spiritual realms.

[@yans.3908]

it is not ``theoretical``, there is a reality, I was part of an occult group for a short while in the late 80's and the teacher/medium was teachghing all of us to create a Tulpa... except he didn't name it tulpa.

[@nickcody1001]

Thanks for the posts! I've been following your Twin Peaks videos for a while and think I might have something to add to this one. Keep in mind, there's a ton of comments already and while I've scanned through them rather quickly, I didn't see anyone point out this bit of factual detail. Consider the following: at 09:41 Evil Coop sends a text message reading :-) ALL. (Remember that period). On my media player, at 31:58, Diane is in a bar and finally receives that message from Evil Coop. It reads: 16:31 received on her phone, :-) ALL. Then she responds with the long number which is presumably coordinates, like Evil Coop wanted ALL of the coordinates? I don't know about that. Anyway, jump at bit to 40:28 in that episode with Diane in the room with Cooper and others and we see this as she checks her phone: :-) ALL (with NO period) and the time is registered at 15:50. So it brings up obvious questions: Is this a different Diane than the one who was in the bar? What is that backward time-jump all about? It's not something that a first-time viewer would pick up on, only someone who could go back and confirm what they thought they might have seen. Interesting stuff, but what it means is still up for grabs.

[@VultureCulture]

It's amazing that people were able to predict that Niado was Diane in disguise ahead of time!

[@amwoods86]

I think Coop left a note for Cole because he doesn't know Cole's cell number.

[@giancarlodr.iodice1701]

you know how difficult is to talk to gordon by phone...he always misunderstand things, probably coop wants to avoid to have such a weird conversation..)

[@garycottier92]

How does he even know Gordon is still alive and at the FBI after 25 years?

[@Bronco541]

maybe he's guessing. But I also think Cooper knows a lot more than we thought he probably did/does.

[@93jaques]

"I don't HAve your number"

[@amwoods86]

93jaques Lemmy write it DOwn for ya

[@SlavomirG]

You clearly missed the allegory. White Mercedes versus Black Van. The polish guy was sent by The Fireman

[@icfinder5328]

yep; wonder where he bought that fully automatic machine pistol.

[@millennialtrance3235]

Cooper ain't got time to be waiting for the FBI to question him. He's on a mission so a note to Gordon makes sense. He'd have to wait around being questioned for a murder he didn't commit just to get a call in to Gordon losing valuable time. Best option was to use the opportunity given to him in the Mitchum brother's to get to Twin Peaks as fast as possible and meet Gordon there.

[@AtticussAtticuss]

I like the idea that the whole series thus far has been set-up for a two-hour movie finally. I know most every TV season ends with a climax, but this feels different somehow. All the major players are lined up to meet in Twin Peaks, most all sub plot and side characters have been resolved, now we can really focus on the main confrontation and story line.

[@PunksterOS]

Judy is Major Briggs. His first name was Garland, the guy with the glove was using cockney rhyming slang and when you use that in connection with his first name, you get Judy.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

I really hate that theory with a passion.

[@PunksterOS]

Okay then.

[@shaft9000]

...and not Judy Houseman? mmm-kay.

[@PunksterOS]

shaft9000 You say that like it is common knowledge, is it? That's the theory I liked, but feel free to share more on Judy Houseman. I know about the complaint from a Great Northern guest earlier this season, _Mrs. Houseman,_ involving a nasty skunk and Ben says to 'tell her he'll deal with it or something, but I thought it was a nod to FWWM, as I know of a Judy Houseman who was going to be a sister of Josie (thanks to TP Wiki) but I thought it was weak and abandoned in FWWM, hence the nod, no? Is that really it!? Oh no. If they are bringing that back, that feels a wee bit anti-climatic to me.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

Punkster, the Judy Houseman theory has nothing to do with the abandoned Josie - sister idea. The thought is that this Mrs. Houseman who is from New York might in fact be Judy, who in turn might be the girl from 1956 New Mexico who swallowed the frog thing. The idea is that she could be the mystery billionaire funding the glass box experiment and is now in Twin Peaks awaiting the events of 10-2. I like this theory, but it could be totally wrong! Whether I like it or not, Judy could be Briggs. We just don't know.

[@78deathface]

:-) ALL.

[@Microfoot]

I'm thinking his note to Cole is something Blue Rose related, and we've seen how cautious and secretive Cole's been about discussing Blue Rose stuff. Phone calls travel via electricity after all.

[@5882300rickroll]

maybe a note that would be a specific story that would secretly warn him about specifics of the case. Similar to the dancing lady in Red given to Chet Desmond in FWWM

[@ShinySephiroth1]

Yeah, Tulpas are like Dougie and Diane (Laura!?) while dopplegangers (Evil Coop and... Sarah? Based on the spirit finger we saw in her face) is just an evil version of the person.

[@Lisa-ly5vr]

I think Cooper's avoided calling Cole directly for the same reason he left the hospital immediately rather than stay there and meet Headley. It's very unlikely he will be allowed to DIRECTLY contact Deputy Director Cole, especially while Cole is on a case and possibly traveling. He'll run into FBI Bureaucracy in the meantime, that could delay him several hours or days that he needs to act. He knows the FBI is looking for him, and that it leads back to Cole's orders, but he also knows the standard procedure would be to hold him where he is until Cole gets around to calling Vegas again. He has no time for this and he has no time the be routed through Cole's two secretaries while the Doppelganger has such a head start. Especially if he specifically needs the Mitchems and the girls (I have the distinct impression he needs Candie) and getting the lower echelons at the FBI to trust them will be an even BIGGER delay. When Cole checks on Vegas, Cole'll get that note. When Cole gets to Twin Pekas, he'll get the full in-person explanation and introductions.

[@morty1977]

Hey Pete, another great video. I think Coop left the note for Cole because the Mitchum Bros have something to do with Coops plan and the may not have wanted the FBI involved yet..

[@jakecrozier5085]

Pete, I had a thought yesterday about Diane. I always thought Diane was a nickname for Dale's tape recorder in the original series. Could Evil Coop have created a Tulpa of his "idea" of Diane? (If Cooper and Evil Coop share the same memories, that is).

[@shaft9000]

I like this, a little. That's also why "Diane is at the Sheriff's Station" is intriguing, but I've no idea how or why DoopleCoop would leave it there. Whatever purpose a 'decoy Diane' (in at least two manifestations) could serve is a ways off, but it has enough poetic/thematic merit to fit.

[@ineuron]

Interesting points... Maybe the distraction noise in Great Northern means that Jerry or Audrey has been manufactured.

[@comtederochefort3021]

The "accountant" from the first episode was not credited as "Insurance Accountant", but as "Man in Suit".

[@EvanBNW]

I'm hoping he uses the new tulpa as a sacrifice to take out evil Cooper which will allow good Cooper to return to Janey for a happy ending.

[@debbiezito6199]

EvanBNW I'm wondering if the real Diane will come back. If so she and her half sister Janey E whom she hates will be going for each other's throats. Both are in love with Dale Cooper. Lynch has something up his sleeve. Why else were we told this info?

[@mofetabionica]

I think i's gonna be like a movie :D final episodes.

[@forensicdar]

"I don't know, I don't remember, I'll leave that to you, That confuses me, we We don't know how those/that work, Let's just move on". lol. GReAt video Peppers!! 😉

[@ilajproper1278]

Thanks cant wait for 2 1/2. Hour finale

[@goodtimefolkrock]

Ilya Bolshevich is really 2 and 1/2 hours?

[@ilajproper1278]

ChrisAndTommy GoodTimeFolkRockShow yes final episode 90 min long

[@xBradsrucax]

Do you have a source for this?

[@celeste8157]

Ilya Bolshevich I'm on my DISH guide on Showtime's channel and it shows both episodes as only 1 hour

[@xBradsrucax]

Damn. :(

[@JeffBarberDigideus]

Pete, The third co-ordinates came from major Briggs AND from Bill Hastings who had the co-ordinates already. it was right at the start of the series so im not surprised you didnt remember

[@davidd9976]

I've been racking my brains about the 3rd coordinates as well. Here's one thing I've realized now; the coordinates that Diane posts in a flurry after the ": - ) All" message is slightly off from the Ruth Davenport coords. Now those original coords were both smudged and possibly obscured purposefully by a suspicious Albert but they appear to be close to 4855142117263956. But Diane (before she mutters "I Hope this Works!") sends the following : 48551420117163956, with a 0 added and a 1 instead of 2 after the 7.

[@humblescribe8522]

The coordinates the teapot gives start 48551... but we never see the rest.

[@osuka6193]

They would both start with the same numbers if they're close to each other. Jerry seeing them seems to imply that the rock was close to Twin Peaks.

[@yans.3908]

evrybody is freaking out about who gave the coordonates... I so don't care...

[@StrifeTheOne]

You forgot to mention how Jerry Horne was transparent for a moment as he was running toward the hill where he sees coop. Original woodsman much?

[@JamesYGGoY]

re: coops note to cole via bushnell. I wonder if he used that way of communicating as a sort of verification to cole that he is the real coop. speaking over the phone, having the same voice, maybe wouldn't be enough? not sure.

[@SinkScreenRecords]

The doppelgänger is the "shadow self" hawk mentioned in the original series. Tulpas are manufactured. Also Mr C made Dougie, he mentioned he had a plan, and when he says Dougie, I mean I will be back is a reference to the fact that he had mike make a (presumably more Dale-like) Dougie tulpa so he doesn't take away Janey-E's husband and Sonny Jim's father.

[@xfilesfoxisdead7979]

Im expecting few things. 1. No happy end 2. No telling all mysteries 3. Płot twist like in the last part of twin peaks 2.

[@garycottier92]

Yeah I'm pretty much with you on that one. Don't these guys who think the good guys will live happily ever after know that this is David Lynch here, not Steven Spielberg.

[@robhugo]

I thought that the shot of Audrey sitting at the bar, after her "dance" was announced, was filmed in reverse as well. Just to make it seem a bit off..... her blinking for example.

[@AllanScott28]

I always thought the Polish accountant, was the unknown killer from episode 3, Who planted the items in George Town. Its when you see Cole and Albert for the first time, right at the end, about 50 mins into the episode.

[@CR3271]

I think the copy Coop asked for is an insurance policy. Coop was clearly impacted by his time with his new "family", and I think Coop intends to go back to Janey-E and Sonny Jim. But he also knows he's in for a showdown with his doppelganger, so he has asked Mike for a copy to take care of the family in case things don't go well against the doppelganger.

[@1nfiniteSeek3r]

Tulpa Diane was possibly manufactured fromTheresa Banks, the similarities are striking imho it's the first thing I noticed when I saw her in the new series, plus the red shoes, doesn't Shelly also wear them? She seemed to be one of the only people who Gordon Cole could hear perfectly without his little box.

[@TheHemingwayLandCompany]

I'm looking forward to the box set Blue-Rays Showtime puts out for Christmas. You have to imagine there's HOURS of deleted scenes. Of course we likely won't see those for another twenty years or so but perhaps we'll see what Mike is up to when he's not coaching Dougie-Coop through his coma for the first 16 episodes. Perhaps that'll clear some of this up. Also confused as to whether the Phillip Jeffries of TW:FWWM was evil then or became evil sometime after that or if he even is evil now. That whole thing confuses me.

[@benjaminbrunson4805]

Naido is the real Dianne. Among the tulpa's last words: "I'm not me... I'm not me... I'm at the Sheriff's Station"

[@OtherJesus]

When Diane was in the FBI room and she checks her phone, I noticed that the text message appeared as if she had NOT sent the coordinates and that further triggered her going "crazy".

[@BAINES03]

the time was actually earlier as well. I wonder if time runs backwards for tulpas. remember she saw a woodsman entering the squad car earlier but said she saw a woodsman leaving the car.

[@8pool449]

You just might be right there. If so, this suggests Candy is a tulpa to me, she always seems to be saying & doing things in the wrong order (except for the incident with the fly). The other thing that occurred is that she's seeing future echoes, which would suggest a portal or black hole nearby.

[@garycottier92]

Why would Candy to be a tulpa? Where's the original Candy then? Why on earth would anyone make a tulpa out of a showgirl in Las Vegas? For what purpose? Like the 119 girl, Candy won't be explained. She just is.

[@shaft9000]

Tulpa-Diane also viewed the woodsman from a mirrored-angle vs. the normal viewpoint of Albert and Tammy, and Tulpa-Diane mouthing the word "Now" just before Hastings is offed.

[@Riotboy1]

The message Cooper gives the guy is a warning about Diane. That's why when she approaches the door, Gordon knows she's there before she knocks.

[@yans.3908]

which cooper? wich guy? I'm confused...

[@ianalexander7955]

I'd like to find out what is up with the green glove? What is the significance of that character. 2. Will Agent Cooper save Audrey? 3. What state will Twin Peaks be in after the spiritual smoke clears? Thanks Pete!

[@mahtiel]

i think the message for Cole might not be words, but a picture or a symbol that will carry some sort of clue :)

[@peybak]

The letter Z in Zawalski might be interesting. I dont know but isnt the Red Room's floor pattern a bunch of connected Z's? Come to think of it, sleeping is usually depicted with Z's.

[@garycottier92]

The couple in front of the glass box were drinking out of coffee cups with z's on them. ZZ top, etc.

[@opwave79]

From what I've read, a tulpa is an extra body of a person, formed by their collective thoughts. A doppleganger is simply a look-alike. It's a different person who looks and acts strikingly similar to the original.

[@humblescribe8522]

Surely the third set of coordinates came from Phillip Jeffries when the teapot was blowing numbers in smoke? That means both he and Ray passed the same set, which was Jeffries trying to trap Evil Coop.

[@tony17112acst]

I think Audrey is/was dreaming. Remember, Mulholland Drive was supposed to be a spin-off TV series of Twin Peaks with Audrey going to California but it became a movie where the first 2/3rds of the movie turned out to be the main character dreaming.

[@garycottier92]

I cheered just as much when Chantal and Hutch got theirs as I did when Cooper woke up.

[@mauricedevereaux6573]

"Richard and Linda, two birds with one stone." This might lend us to believe that Linda is Richard Horne's sister both spawned by Evil cooper, the "stone" being the "money shot". The only Linda that is mentioned in season 3 was in the conversation with Harry Dean Stanton when he gave a lift to a guy who needed to get Linda's mail, and that she was a disabled war veteran and poor. So this seems odd, as Ben Horne would have taken care of her financially, if she was indeed Audrey's daughter. This means evil coop might have impregnated someone else...Diane? Annie? Who then had a daughter Linda....So many questions...

[@MagillSvenski]

"Richard and Linda, two birds with one stone."

[@ilajproper1278]

Svensky Magill Richard literally and physically died on the stone what an irony

[@giancarlodr.iodice1701]

Well, probably the meaning is not metaphorical but actual staff. Same stone...one to go...(:-@

[@knightsonofjack]

More like the opposite of irony.

[@aaronhussey4213]

I think Naido is Laura. It was after her disappearance from the Lodge with Coop that Leland told Coop to "find Laura". In the strange mauve world that some seem to think is the White Lodge, Coop ran into Naido and an incarnation of Ronette Polasky. Laura's disappearance from the Lodge was similar to that of Diane's tulpa, who said "I am in the Sheriff's Station". Andy's vision from the Fireman was all about Laura and his caring for Naido and it is she who he needs to protect from "evil men that want to kill her". Makes sense to me but we'll see!

[@peybak]

10:41 nice screen grab!

[@konstantine8054]

There's good logic in the theory that Coop is trying to recreate a Doogie tulpa. He did mumble "Doogie ... I will be back" while talking to his family. Also, he seems to know what is required to make a tulpa, so this opens up the question: was it Mr. C that created Doogie or was it Cooper ?!?

[@TheWolfSaidPoofy]

I've been getting this idea that maybe Naido is a stand in representation for several Women in general. The way Inland Empire's tagline is "A Woman in Trouble," maybe lynch touches upon multiple identities here again and Naido has something to do with Audrey, Laura, and Diane.

[@evilgeek87]

Check out the times on the text messages Diane receives, it's 16:51 in the bar, when she gets the message and seems to reply and starts getting nervous and goes to walk upstairs. Afterwards when she is in the room with team Blue Rose, she checks her phone and it says message received at 15: something, like an hour earlier, and it's slightly different in other ways. It is possible that that is just a continuity error, but this series doesn't seem to have any continuity issues that don't seem to imply something relevant to our understanding of the plot and symbolism. WHAT DOES IT MEAN?!

[@kilarae1]

This may be an odd bit, but did anybody else notice that at the very end of the end credits somebody says "good girl" in the backwards lodge voice. The scene starts with Audrey doing her dance. The band is playing forwards for lack of a better term. then the men start a fight, Audrey wants to get out, she sees herself as a different person, then the credits start running with the musicians playing backwards. Right before the end Rancho Rosa is the "good girl". I am beginning to think the roadhouse is not what it appears to be.

[@cadmo3631]

Maybe James and his buddy did cross one of the doors in the basement and went straight to the Road House... I'm not sure how many layers of reality are there in Twin Peaks, but the Roadhouse seems like another waiting room for lost souls, a little bit like the waiting room of the black lodge.

[@TheHemingwayLandCompany]

A small mystery that's gotten lost along the way is...who gave Ray the Owl Cave ring in the South Dakota prison? He says a guard but...how? or was it an actual guard or a denizen of The Lodge? I originally thought Diane gave it to him, but that wouldn't make sense now as she was on Evil Cooper's side the whole time (and the purpose of the ring was to be put on Evil Coop's finger upon death). I'm still confused as to whether or not Phillip Jeffries is working with or against Evil Cooper or if there are TWO Phillip Jeffries (one of which is a giant tea kettle) and if so who's the second? Mysteries still remain!

[@TheHemingwayLandCompany]

What you're saying makes sense and he seems the only likely candidate.

[@rorschach1]

Well Phillip jeffries gave it to him. What agent Jeffries used is not clear. Yet

[@xmanweezy88857]

The Hemingway Land Company great point here. Ray said, "It was a guard. Or, at least they were dressed like a guard." "But, I'd never seen him before." Whoever gave Ray the ring, I think he was associated with whomever Evil Cooper talked to on the radio thing in Part 2. What about the magic box thing in Buenos Aires?

[@rorschach1]

who is directly connected to phillip jeffries as well

[@shaft9000]

MIKE could have; and is often 'entrusted' with the job to boot. As for Jeffries, it's too hard to sort out yet because all we've ever seen of Jeffries is the time-travelling 'Tulpa in Red Shoes' version in FWWM (ranting about Judy and Dopple-Coop a year before Dopple-Coop is any sort of fact..."Is It Future or Is It Past") and an alleged Jeffries-as-teapot.

[@cinemar]

Ah these were the days when thee was something worth watching on TV. My god has it been a month already?

[@sandrafaith]

Ray said he got the numbers from Hasting's secretary, yes? I think Diane sent the wrong # (which we don't see), then sends the right one to try to atone for it. I think that whatever's on Coop's note is something that can't be conveyed in words. He also isn't sure that Mr. C isn't in communication with Gordon, so maybe he thinks a call isn't secure.

[@cristoferodqvist9514]

I'd say there are more connections between Diane and Naido: Naido is japanese (at least the actress is), Diane's house is full of japanese art, furniture and she even wears japanese clothes. The names Diane and Naido have four out of five letters in common. When Naido meets Dale she definitely seems to know or have a lot of affection for him. And it is pretty much the only possible person at the sheriff station, I woudn't bet on the drunk guy.

[@killergas708]

Is it possible there are 2 timelines, 1 of which is running normally, the other is disjointed and time is not running smoothly or correctly, time is out of place?? It may have some kind of connection somehow to the bank explosion and the woods, I don't know how exactly but maybe the explosion combined with the mystical elements of the wood caused an issue with time?? I probably should point out that due to circumstances I've not been able to watch a single episode of season 3, all my info has come from your excellent videos and a couple of others from KZbin (I've chosen to ignore the spoiler alerts!!) so my theory could be completely off track!!

[@rodrigofrigo4509]

Oh...we saw Diane, in the bar, texting Bad Cooper the coordinates, right when she received the msg "ALL", but this was after he left the fake place...so, one from Jeffries, one from Ray and one from Diane...

[@PetePeppers1]

+Rodrigo Frigo yeah, but that was after he told Richard he had 3.

[@akikonabesawa9646]

I truly think the answer to your question of why leave a paper note is a simple, albeit unsatisfying, one. It is likely just a rhetorical, storytelling reason to ensure that the first time Cole and Cooper see each other is in person and not over the phone to enhance our experience as the viewers. The paper almost surely says, "Meet me in Twin Peaks."

[@HoveLand008]

I've listened to Diane say it about a hundred times, to me it really sounds like she's saying 'I'm the Sheriff Station?'. I'm sure it's intentionally hard to make out so as to be ambiguous but I cannot hear a second syllable before the words 'Sheriff Station'

[@millennialtrance3235]

Diane and Jefferies had the same coordinates. Evil Coop was lying to Richard when he told them they were near the spot with the two coordinates. He just had to make sure the one was a trap. Part of the whole reason he had Richard to begin with.

[@AB-xd8hm]

Arguably, Naido could bi a broken anagram of both Linda and Diane.

[@strychninegenn]

I though Ray gave the correct coordinates simply because Ray is the only person who got the numbers directly from Hastings secretary.

[@swalsh216]

Dougie was based off of Bad Coop's DNA. (Probably as a way for Bob to escape the lodge should he ever get pulled back in) Hence the gambling and the cheating and the fraud, etc. This new Dougie (assuming thats what Dale asked Mike to make) will be based off Good Dale. He might still be "not all there" as Janey-E suggests Dougie always was but hopefully he'll have only good intentions.

[@akikolehmainen88]

It feels more likely that Dougie was manufactured by real Cooper's associates to enable his return from the White Lodge. Cooper went right were Dougie was, and Dougie was disposed of. We are yet to see if a tulpa can exist if the original is in the same plain of existence. When real Cooper's new tulpa emerges, will either one be ejected to Red room or someplace else?

[@kerrid3481]

Let's hope he has better hair, too.

[@clintrock]

I sorta thought that the ringing sound from the Great Northern and basement etc, is Coopers intelligence or marbles if you will. catching up with him. just a thought anyway :)

[@krl97a]

Ray's coordinates didn't necessarily match Jeffries'. Ray got them from Hastings' secretary. There was also always a chance Cole and Albert fed Diane coordinates with the wrong final digits. It looked like they were intentionally showing them to her even after noticing her trying to memorize them. Though I guess that scenario would have required Cole to have somehow set up or at least known about the trap, which would be a stretch.

[@akikolehmainen88]

I wonder if there ever were different sets of coordinates. Mr C used it as an excuse to get Richard on the stone, probably knowing what will happen as he wasn't the least surprised when he perished. "Richard and Linda. Two birds with one stone." Was it Mr C that Fireman was talking with in the beginning?

[@DethronerX]

Accountants: No idea, but if i could guess, if this is Audrey's dream, her visions are based on money and banks : D Although the glitches, editing mistakes may suggest the dream is falling apart Or we are in a fake world where Cooper is tricked into by the Evil Arm, like a game, to keep him occupied and stuck and he has to try to wake up and he is now. Audrey seems to have "woken up" too. And there were those sleeping farmers that Chantal and Hutch talk about in the beginning when they meet Mister C Lots of sleeping people " D I have many questions too, but id wait to see what happens and then ask everyone

[@timnor6648]

I think Naido is actually the real Diane. She will somehow be able to free herself from the Naido exterior. Dianes last words were that she is at the Sheriff's office. I think another hint is the Asian outfit Diane was wearing in her last scene. Once the real Diane is free, she will have a lot of knowledge after being trapped in the white lodge for years, and can help defeat Bad Coop and the Mother.

[@robbaydj]

The reason he does not contact Gordon Cole is because, Dale Cooper is wanted by the FBI.

[@Matt9303]

wait, didn’t diane give doppelcoop coordinates in part 12?

[@bruce_travel_pro]

I think Candy is the vessel for Laura Palmer. I was thinking it when she first appeared but didn't say so as i couldn't figure out how she could end up in Twin Peaks. But now it looks like she will get there.

[@mattpavelko777]

Did Pete miss the fact that Agent Preston disappears and then reappears While Albert is ventilating Diane? (Or, is this just an editing error?)

[@user82938]

Nice catch.

[@PetePeppers1]

I saw it, and it was pointed out by other viewers, just didn't think it was necessarily important. In my mind I filed it away with all the reports of backward blinking that have sill at this point not turned out to be anything.

[@garycottier92]

Agreed Pete. I've never seen any backward blinking in this show at all. Hawk, Sonny Jim, why do people see these things? By the way, will you be making a review video of the entire season next week?

[@tony17112acst]

Andy was backwards blinking when he was taken to the "white lodge" while watching the videos ...I think.

[@nehpetSrelwoF]

Too obvious or easy? But I think Good Coop and Bad Coop are the extreme essences of Coop. I was hoping Dougie and Bad Coop would have somehow morphed. I think there is still a chance the analytical Coop can morph with his kick ass persona. Maybe?