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"Twin Peaks" Episode #2.1 (1990)


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"Twin Peaks" (1990): Season 2: Episode 1 -- Agent Cooper, who has been shot, sees vision of a giant

Overview

User Rating:
9.0/10   350 votes
Director:
Writers:
Mark Frost (creator) &
David Lynch (creator) ...
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TV Series:
Original Air Date:
30 September 1990 (Season 2, Episode 1)
Plot:
After being shot by an unseen assailant, a wounded Cooper has a vision of a giant who tells him three clues to help with the investigation... more | add synopsis
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Jelly Donuts? more (2 total)

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Runtime:
93 min
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The closing title card reads: Dedicated to the memory of Kevin Young, Jr. more
Goofs:
Continuity: Albert Rosenfeld takes off his sunglasses three times while watching Deputy Brennan stumble about after hitting his head on a plank of wood. more
Quotes:
Albert Rosenfield: [about Deputy Andy Brennan] Where do they keep his water dish? more
Soundtrack:
Rondo Capriccioso Op. 14 more

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18 out of 19 people found the following review useful.
Jelly Donuts?, 19 April 2007
Author: AdnanZ

One could be forgiven for watching the first season of "Twin Peaks" and thinking to themselves: 'Well, this is great, but I thought it was supposed to be really bizarre?' Well, if you were thinking that, prepare for a pleasant surprise. Directed by the brilliant David Lynch, with a terrific script by Mark Frost, the second season of "Twin Peaks" gets off to a sublime start with this feature length episode, which really can be compared with several of Lynch's cinematic films. This really does contain some of the funniest and strangest sequences you'll ever see on television. Terrific, terrific episode.

Really, how can anyone not be freaked out by the sheer brilliance that is the last three minutes of this episode? I couldn't sleep for nights after the first time I saw that.

I can't call this the best "Twin Peaks" episode, since a couple of the latter Lynch-directed episodes are probably better, but gosh darn, this is damn good anyway!

Letter Grade: A+

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