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Episode #2.21 (1991)
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"Twin Peaks" (1990)Original Air Date:
10 June 1991 (Season 2, Episode 21)Plot:
Leo releases Major Briggs with a plea to save Shelly. Windom Earle finds out and retaliates by tying... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
Multiple Personality
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Husband Wife Relationship
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Cherry Stem
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Cousin Cousin Relationship
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Actress Playing Multiple Roles
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Who killed Annie Blackburne ? moreCast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only)more
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46 minCountry:
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I choose this specific episode to review Season 2 of Twin Peaks, because it illustrates brilliantly the talented graphic design of the show: If Twin Peaks can be interesting in its story, the package is also a great bonus: In this regard, Season 2 offers a lot of superb sequences: this stroboscopic panic of this episode 21, the red room maze of #22, the paranoiac ceiling of Leland interrogation, the flash-light dance, etc....
So, Season 2 isn't as awful as it is said: it is true that the shows seems tired after the death of the killer with too much soaps sequences (Mrs. Marsh, Josie, Norma,...). But, the directors give more than for a usual TV show and the coming of Annie brings a new wind for the last episodes!