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The very first autobiographical entry that thirteen year old Dale Cooper made on an audiotape, recorded December 25th 1967, featured the following statement: “Above my bed on the wall is my most important personal item, a poster of Jimmy Stewart in the movie The FBI Story which only I can touch.” It seems fitting, of …
“Black Lodge/White Lodge” is the occasional 25 Years Later version of the popular point/counterpoint style of debating, wherein two sides take opposing views and hash it out on stage. Here, we’ll be debating the finer points of Twin Peaks lore, in writing, for your reading pleasure. Today’s debaters are: Caemeron Crain and Brien Allen The …
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I woke up yesterday morning to my husband telling me about a terrorist attack that had occurred in Las Vegas. There was still more information coming out, but there was shooting at a concert. It was 5 a.m., so I was still a little fuzzy and not really grasping at the information I was just …
It’s hard to overstate the lengths to which Twin Peaks fans will go to when analyzing the things seen and heard in this show. But, as Dale Cooper himself said, “When two separate events occur simultaneously pertaining to the same object of inquiry we must always pay strict attention.” So it was with particular curiosity that …
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Special Agent Dale Cooper is such a likable and unique character with his boyish excitement, good heart, and suave style. But have you ever wondered what he was like as a boy? How did he decide that he wanted to be an FBI agent? When did he try his first cup of coffee? What was …
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