Blue Rose Task Force: A Twin Peaks Obsessive Podcast

Your host John returns with our wayward field agent Elle to field questions and comments from listeners, and to discuss their upcoming plans for discussing Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.

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Twin Peaks Influences show up in the strangest places, but few have been stranger (or more unexpected) than seeing it in last week?s new PAW Patrol special event, Jungle Gems. Your host John looks into the connections when the pups travel to the Argentina from Twin Peaks, how Ryder?s origins are Cooper-based, and whether Nickelodeon had any idea this was happening.

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Blue Rose Task Force Podcast is officially two years old, which means it?s about time you meet its producer (and head of Ruminations Radio Network) Mitch Proctor. He brings his Ruminations From the Red Room formula to your host John, and they go behind the curtains for a Twin Peaks-centric conversation about the show, David Lynch, podcasting, the greater fandom, and upcoming plans.

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Your host John takes the music of Twin Peaks on its own to look at how it was made and how it was used in the original series. Get a look at the various music releases over the years, and how Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch and Julee Cruise began working together. Then explore the circular nature of the music, how motifs and instruments associate with characters and themes, and what the Lynchian lyrics can tell us about Twin Peaks.

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In the second half of our coverage of the Twin Peaks original series finale, your host John looks into the original script to discern Windom Earle?s plan, explores the roles of each Lodge Denizen, and ponders whether Cooper failed or if he?s at the beginning of something much bigger.

0:00:40  Intro
0:02:35  What we already knew about Earle?s plan
0:04:25  The original script and Earle?s plan
0:08:00  Annie?s prayer
0:15:48  The ever-shifting Black Lodge
0:23:10  Earle?s plan enacted
0:33:40  Lodge Denizens make the plan their own
0:48:20  The changed Lodge climax and the 1991 Season 3
0:52:35  The Fed Room
0:54:15  Jimmy Scott
0:56:15  Little Man From Another Place
1:03:50  Lodge Laura
1:10:55  Waiter and Giant
1:14:45  Lodge Maddy
1:18:42  Doppel Lodge Laura
1:22:32  Annie and Caroline
1:27:25  BOB
1:28:55 Doppel Cooper
1:31:28  Doppel Leland
1:36:10  Philip Gerard
1:38:00  Jumping Man
1:39:20  Tremonds
1:41:15  Where did Cooper fail?
1:55:00  Lodge Denizens let this happen
1:56:40  Keys at the sheriff station
2:05:40  Alchemy

Discussed this episode:
Twin Peaks and Alchemy
https://25yearslatersite.com/2017/06/21/twin-peaks-and-alchemy/

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So we?ve made it to an ending for the original series of Twin Peaks. In this first half of our coverage of Episode 29,  your host John walks you through how the episode was written ?and then rewritten by David Lynch? before parsing through the final Log Lady Introduction. Then he takes you through the endings of all the storylines anchored to the town of Twin Peaks, including supernatural connections and the contents of the original script.

0:00:42  Intro
0:03:10  When the episode was written and filmed
0:05:30  Cancellation
0:07:50  David Lynch changing the script
0:13:15  Bringing back the Red Room
0:18:45  Personal reaction
0:26:30  Log Lady Intro
HOW DID LYNCH?S SCRIPT CHANGES EFFECT THE STORY?
0:32:52  Going back to the Pilot and characters returning
0:37:55  Act One, script vs screen
0:41:32  Act Two, script vs screen
0:45:00  Act Three, script vs screen
DOES LOVE HEAL ALL WOUNDS?
0:47:22  Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan
0:50:32  Shelly Johnson and Bobby Briggs
0:53:35  Mike Nelson
0:56:35  Love out of balance, Ed Hurley and Norma Jennings
HOW DOES DARKNESS REVEAL ITSELF?
0:59:50  Major Briggs, script vs screen
1:03:40  Who is Sarah Palmer?s voice?
1:07:02  Audrey Horne
1:10:10  Andrew Packard and Pete Martell
1:13:10  Ben Horne and Donna Hayward
1:17:10  Head wounds, Nadine Hurley
1:21:48  Doc Hayward
1:24:28  Harry Truman, script vs screen
1:32:20  Anchor points

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It?s time for Miss Twin Peaks to anoint its next Queen in Twin Peaks Episode 28, and your host John looks into director Tim Hunter and writer Barry Pullman?s style choices before analyzing the episode?s time wonkiness, Cooper?s intuition, and all the keys?physical or metaphorical. Find out what they unlock, and stick around for artifacts of Audrey being the Queen, and elements of Laura Palmer reintroduced into the narrative. 

0:00:42  Intro
0:04:05  Cancellation
0:07:15  Lucy?s dance
0:09:25  Saying ?no? to Miss Twin Peaks
0:11:27  Tim Hunter?s directorial choices
0:15:18  Barry Pullman?s (sometimes unused) contributions
0:19:07  Audience reaction
0:20:50  Log Lady Introduction
What?s Going on With Dale Cooper and Time?
0:25:50  Decompressed plot elements
0:31:50  Cooper?s intuition
0:41:00  Cooper and Annie
0:46:50  Annie the queen
Why Is Windom Earle So Much Scarier Here?
0:50:48  Pale skin, blacked-out teeth
0:56:30  Less is more
0:59:45  How other characters react to him
Just How Many Levels of Keys Are We Dealing With?
1:03:05  Leo
1:04:49  The Major
1:06:28  Annie
1:07:30  Lana Milford
1:10:50  The Packards and Pete
1:12:30  Norma, Ed and Nadine
1:14:50  Donna Hayward
1:17:21  Donna and Ben Horne
1:20:45  Ben and Audrey
What Could Have Been with Audrey Horne?
1:23:02  Audrey could have been queen
1:26:00  Even with Annie, what if she was?
How Is Laura Palmer Being Invoked?
1:27:20  Via Annie
1:29:15  Via Miss Twin Peaks

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Your host John looks into Welcome to Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town? a collaboration between Lynch/Frost Productions and Access Press. This tongue-in-cheek travel guide does wonders for worldbuilding and is filled with just as many hints of lore as there are fun details about the town we all love.  Come for the pie and coffee, and stay for the owls. 

0:00:48  Intro
0:03:50  The book as an in-universe object
0:08:40  How the book came to be
0:11:40   Authors
0:12:53  When the book was made
0:17:20  Goals of the book
0:24:00  Advantages of the guide book format
0:25:32  Public reaction
0:28:38  David Lynch?s contributions
Maps and Early History
0:36:50   Twin Peaks maps
0:41:25   Early geology and first inhabitants
0:46:30  Town founders
0:50:20  Natural disasters
The Twin Peaks of 1989
0:55:16  The mill, fora and fauna
0:58:50  Places to go in Twin Peaks
1:01:08  What to do in Twin Peaks
1:05:40  Who you might meet
1:08:35  Character margin bios
Appealing to the Senses
1:18:45  The book, and style
1:21:13  Food and drink
1:26:25  The cherry pie recipe
1:28:42  The falls, radio and music
1:32:52  Owls
Lore and signs of a ?91/?92 Season 3
1:32:05  Theosophy connections and religions
1:33:55  Owl legends 
1:41:04  Wood mistress Helga Brogger
1:42:10  The white moose legend
1:44:18  Owl Cave
1:46:20  Unguin Packed and her Field Observatory
1:50:30  The Passion Play
New Context after modern Twin Peaks media
1:56:30  Evolution, sound and frequencies
2:00:00  Ghostwood Prison
2:02:25  Connections to our world
2:03:35  Football: Perfect victory to unforgettable defeat
2:07:28  Chess to checkers 

Article discussed in this episode:
The Only Twin Peaks Access Guide Resource You?ll Ever Need
https://25yearslatersite.com/2020/10/02/giant-sized-twin-peaks-access-guide/

Blue Rose Task Force returns with this gigantic look at The Autobiography of Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes. Your host John explores what we can learn from the material Dale recorded between ages 13 and 35, while sifting through the parts of the out-of-print book that prove troublesome or enlightening.
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0:00:50  Intro
0:07:10  How the book came to be
0:10:17  The book as an in-universe object
0:13:50  The book as a book
0:22:10  Author Scott Frost
0:26:10  Goals of the book
0:36:30  Public reaction
0:39:15  The Cooper in the show & the Cooper in this book
COOPER?S INTUITION & EMPATHY
0:50:30   Lacking intuition
0:54:48  How much is unreliable narrator?
0:59:10  Lack of maturity
1:04:10  Lack of empathy
1:08:40  DoppelCooper origin?
DALE?S PATH TO THE FBI
1:10:12  His first cases
1:15:00  Connections to the FBI
1:23:10  One bright pearl
1:29:00  Good vs Evil
DALE?S RELATIONSHIP TO AUTHORITY
1:34:10  When he?s for it
1:41:45  When he?s against it
1:46:50  Role models
1:50:05  His dad
DALE?S ROMANTIC MISADVENTURES
2:06:25  White knight syndrome?
2:15:00  Marie
2:27:15  College exploits
HOW DEATH CIRCLES COOPER
2:41:25  Early connections
2:49:40  His mom
2:56:10  Marie
3:01:30  While in college
3:05:30  While in the FBI
3:07:50  Teresa Banks
COOPER & THE SUPERNATURAL
3:12:00  Numbers, electricity & insanity
3:18:55  His mom?s dreams
3:22:58  The gold ring
3:36:40  Marie in dreams
3:41:05  The gifted & the damned
3:51:38  The evil presence
3:59:42  Is Cooper already under BOB?s influence?
COOPER & THE EARLES
4:03:45  The Windom we were promised & the Windom we got
4:12:35  Windom?s ?abduction?
4:24:58  The old man in the Caribbean
4:34:45  The Caroline we were promised & the Caroline we got
4:38:30  Caroline?s abduction
4:49:25  Windom?s hypnosis
4:53:18  Caroline?s return
5:05:20  Caroline?s hypnosis
5:10:30  Cooper & Caroline
5:24:23  The murder
5:33:42  The Windom Did It explanation
CYCLES BEGIN REPEATING
5:39:16  FBI cases & Windom messages
5:47:12  Diane
5:50:10  Back to Pittsburgh

Discussed this episode:

The Damsels of His Distress: Examining the Loves of Dale Cooper from My Life, My Tapes, by Brien Allen

https://25yearslatersite.com/2022/02/28/the-damsels-of-his-distress-examining-the-loves-of-dale-cooper-from-my-life-my-tapes/ (edited)

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This week the podcast detours into the set of StarPics trading cards that was released during the hiatus between Episode 27 and the Season 2 finale event of Twin Peaks.  Your host John looks into the mix of characters, iconography, locations, famous dialogue, trivia, and staff cards to weigh how seriously we should take these cards, Find out what makes this set fun, worthwhile, and even learn some interesting details about Twin Peaks plotlines that never came to pass.

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The Lodgespace gets real in Twin Peaks Episode 27 and your host John sorts through all the ramifications of when Jupiter and Saturn align. From Earle?s old Bluebook recording to Bobby realizing he?s been a jerk, there?s a lot of understanding coming to light here, but can Cooper see the Giant?s warning? Love can take you places?just ask Audrey?but what about the possibility that love may not be enough?

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Twin Peaks Episode 24 brings us the petroglyph that solidifies the Lodge lore more than ever, and we see Windom Earle?s modus operandi in full effect relating to Heavy Metal Youth. Your host John looks into all of that, as well as tracking how secrets are wreaking havoc, how Miss Twin Peaks is more than just a beauty pageant, and the number of possibilities grown from Love.Production by Mitch Proctor and Area 42 Studios and Sound

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With Wisteria on its way back into production, it?s a good time to look back on the often-forgotten Twin Peaks spin-off sitcom, Twin Peaks: Las Vegas.  This episode collects every episode of Rumination Radio Network?s Dougie Love Podcast, for the audience of Blue Rose Task Force Podcast. 

00:00 Intro
03:46 Episode 1 finds its top gear
13:51 Dougie needs a good night?s sleep in Episode 2
23:42 Episode 3 defuses lawsuits and makes friends
34:22 Episode 4 is a shaggy dog story
41:43 Episode 5 gets Janey-E a little (a lot!) jealous
51:08 Episode 6 rubs your back and feeds you pie
1:03:21 Sonny Jim finds help in Episode 7
1:14:54 Something Philip this way comes
1:28:46 The frogbug that came to dinner
1:38:56 Yes, Sonny Jim, there is a Krampus
1:50:53 Be my valentine, Sonny Jim

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Twin Peaks Episode 25 brings us a good dose of romance, hangover cures, and Owl Cave. This week?s Blue Rose Task Force looks into what happens when the mythology gets a little more solid.
Also discussed: Earle?s infiltration of the Haywards, Ben?s genuine(?) quest to being good, Gordon?s hearing irregularities, and the supernatural leanings of Annie Blackburn. 

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Twin Peaks returned from a hiatus with Episode 24, thanks in part to the fan-made organization known as COOP (Citizens Opposed to the Offing of Peaks), which your host John looks into. Much of the episode itself focuses on the depths Harry goes to when the extent of Josie?s crimes are revealed, And BRTF looks into his stages of grief and hypothesizes how Josie was only 65 lbs after dying from fear. We also look into Audrey and Cooper getting closer to their new love interests, a pine weasel attack, and the Major and Log Lady?s tattoos having some things to say about the supernatural. Not to mention the levels Earle goes to when he learns Cooper is getting help with the deadly chess game, illustrated by his visit to the Haywards.

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Twin Peaks Episode 23 says goodbye to a number of original cast members, and your host John looks into the causes and the ramifications,  both on the production side and in-universe with characters and lore.  Your host looks at all the relationships ending?and beginning? and weighs in on John Justice Wheeler?s first appearance. But the big focus is on Josie, so the microscope comes out for how she got into her predicament, who helped put her there and why, and a handful of angles for how the Lodgespace denizens got involved.

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Twin Peaks Episode 22 is either a breath of fresh air or an abomination to fans, and your host John sees both sides of the debate. He looks into the effects of it being directed by popular star Diane Keaton, and all her conspicuous camera tricks and internal points of view that won?t be seen again in the series (at least not until 2017). Windom Earle?s early shifting characterization goes under the microscope, as does the supernatural tone to Josie?s entrapment and Evelyn?s final scenes. Then John points out how Norma?s setting of boundaries begins to benefit her, then tracks how Ben finally surfaces back to reality.

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Blue Rose Task Force Podcast celebrates its first birthday by singing a different kind of song: your host John Bernardy, Elle Holgate, and Joe Coyne tell the story of how an unused song idea grew into the theme music for the podcast.

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Twin Peaks Episode 21 seems to manifest everyone?s strongest fears, most notably with Shelly Johnson?s life taking on all the tropes of a slasher movie, and not even Cooper?s intuition can avoid being clouded by his tragic past. 
Your host John looks into all of that, as well as Eckhardt and Earle?s arrivals, how empathy can turn devils into children, and help can come in the form of doctors, shrinks, and sometimes even Evelyn.

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Thank you for making 2021 a giant success for Blue Rose Task Force Podcast! Here?s a little something for under the tree: an audio version of the 25YL article Navigating Between Worlds: Understanding Twin Peaks Season 3. It contains?all in one place?you host John?s thoughts for how he sees layered reality being portrayed in Twin Peaks, and gives his evidence to make sense of it. We know this is just one reasonable interpretation among many, but we hope it helps you when interpreting your own journey through Twin Peaks. 

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What makes a great Twin Peaks podcast?  It?s a good time of year to shine a light on the wide variety of Twin Peaks podcasts, and there?s no one better to help John in this task than fellow Peaks pod fanatic Agent Ivy.
Find out which podcasts?from the early days to today?have noteworthy host chemistry, do their research, are completists, and/or have different formats than recapping. We bet you?ll find a few new favorites before this episode is over.

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The podcasts we speak about:

Twin Peaks Unwrapped
Sparkwood & 21 Podcast
Bickering Peaks (The Bicks)
Ghostwood Podcast
The Twin Peaks Wonderful & Strange Logcast
Creamed Corn and the Universe
The Twin Peaks Tattoo Podcast
The Red Room Podcast
Deer Meadow Radio
Counter Esperanto
In Our House Now
Lost in Twin Peaks
The Diane Podcast
Back to the Double R
Twin Peaks: The Gifted & the Damned
Dishin? the Percolator
Same Peaks Y?All
Cooper Dooper Podcast
Damn Fine TV
Talking Backwards
Manners & Madness
PeaksChatz
fSobriety
The Hop-Ons Podcast
The Twin Peaks Podcast
Twin Peaks Peeks
Tome For Cakes & Ales
Wrapped in Podcast
A Twin Peaks Podcast: A Podcast About Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks Rewatch
Twin Peaks Revival
119!
The Lodgers
Drink Full and Descend
Chopping Wood Inside (edited)
January 7, 2023

Twin Peaks Episode 20 says goodbye to Jean Renault with a stupendous monologue your host John explores for thematic and lore implications. Also, what changes did Lynch want director Todd Holland to make to the episode, and why? How do we parse all the sexuality used as a weapon this episode? What is Windom Earle?s relationship to electricity, and what does Major Briggs tell us about the lore of the White Lodge? The middle of Season 2 continues to have more richness than its reputation implies.

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Agent Elle is back with a field report relating to all things Cinema and Twin Peaks. She and John explore well beyond how Twin Peaks references cinema, up to and including how the origins of film and psychoanalysis relate. Lots to unpack in another deceivingly compact package.

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Episode 19 of Twin Peaks is underway and storms are coming, but some characters are more prepared to weather them than others.
Your host John discusses Ben Horne?s descent via feng shui into a delusion as a Civil War general, while also looking into the influence of Ken Burns? The Civil War on the storyline. 
More delusion is under investigation with ?may be the devil? Little Nicky and ?she?s a witch? Lana, and James? storyline is more on theme with Twin Peaks than it lets on. Has Nadine crossed a line beyond just healing? Is Cooper getting supernatural assistance with his suspension, or just help from Audrey? And how does it go for Bobby as he tries to connect to father figures?

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Denise Bryson arrives in Twin Peaks in Episode 19 along with genuine lore about the Lodges and your host John looks into the origins of both of them. 
Then it?s time to ask if we?re watching a new timeline, or which characters could be in a wonderful dream and which are in terrible nightmares.  How is Denise?s portrayal handled? Is Nadine living her best life? Should Little Nicky maybe get a therapist instead of Dick and Andy? How much in common do Josie and Evelyn have? Is Cooper doing the right thing not looking at his suspension with fear? And can he say the same for how he listens to the voice of Windom Earle laying out his fate for the rest of the season?
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Twin Peaks changes course as the Who Killed Laura Palmer arc closes, and your host John looks into all the factors (network pressure, a push for shorter story arcs, a nixed Cooper/Audrey romance, among other things) to paint an explanation of how the new direction came to be. 
Then it?s time to ask: Just what did we miss in three missing days (and what we and the characters can?t understand without them)? What cycles are ending, and beginning? What signs of the supernatural can we still see just under the surface?

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The first third of Twin Peaks Season 2 has concluded and it?s time for a mailbag. Your host John reacts to reviews, talks biblical connections to Twin Peaks, and shares social media conversations on opposing philosophies. Then he shares how podcasting has changed his approach to analysis, and talks about a twitter interaction that?ll never be topped.

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Agent Elle Holgate returns with a Field Report, focusing on a psychological reading of the ?Who Killed Laura Palmer? story arc. She and John discuss possible diagnoses of Laura?s killer, pertinent background and nuances thereof, as well as come at the question from a spiritual perspective. How do they tackle dissociation, trauma and responsibility, or how Twin Peaks? mythology works with these readings? What is said about Sarah, Maddy and Audrey? Is Twin Peaks told from Laura?s perspective? And how aware IS Lynch of psychological understanding? There?s a LOT to unpack in this compact episode.

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Laura Palmer?s killer is apprehended in Twin Peaks Episode 16 and your host John takes you through it, from production history to the existential questions it leaves us with. 
Is time compressed, or just the plot? How do we see inversions through Twin Peaks? Is Donna allowed to leave the influence of the Supernatural? How does the Supernatural surface? What is the culpability between BOB and his host? How will the woods effect the show from here?

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Leland and BOB are in the driver?s seat this episode and everything?s a bit upside down in this spoiler-filled look into Twin Peaks Episode 15. Your host John digs into the inversions seen throughout, why the Log Lady intro might be talking about food, and how characters (do or don?t) manage their secrets. And of course there?s things to say about how BOB and his most familiar human relate to each other.

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It is happening again?it?s time for Twin Peaks Episode 14 and the killer reveal. Your host John looks into who knew the answer, when they knew it, and how they filmed it. Then he looks into the secrets that are revealed as the darkness breaks through, what Leo and Dougie Jones may have in common, and how Audrey cracks Ben. Then the microscope goes over what seals Maddy?s fate, and what we can understand from MIKE, the white horse, the Giant, and even pictures of Laura and Margaret?s log. And of course there?s a deep dive into Leland, BOB, and what happens to Twin Peaks once he kills again.

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Between MIKE and Gordon Cole, you know Twin Peaks is nearing some big moments. Your host John looks into how everyone?s secret plans end up hurting someone, before counting up how many different disguises there are. Then he digs into the (waning?) influence Laura?s presence, how much Gordon Cole seems to actually know, before a hefty breakdown of the final scene where MIKE recites some poetry. Put the coffee on and have a listen.

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Your host John discusses Episode 12 director Graeme Clifford and writer Barry Pullman, as well as issues around Mr. Tojamura, and how the  woods may effect the rule and letter of the law in Twin Peaks, as seen in Leo and Leland?s hearings. Then there?s a good look at the supernatural leanings of Harold and Nadine?s delusions, as well as how Laura?s presence could be effecting Maddy and even Donna. And how many secret identities are there? As many as there are secret plans? At least those?ll lead to Laura?s Diary and Audrey?s freedom, right?

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This week looks into Twin Peaks Episode 11, and your host John welcomes director Todd Holland and sorts the the drama of the ?Jerry Stahl? script, before looking into the illnesses of Harold and Leland, among others. Then Jean?s Stockholm syndroming of Audrey goes under the microscope, as does Dick Tremayne?s solution for Lucy, and how facts fare in Twin Peaks through characters like Judge Sternwood. Then there?s sifting through the multiple secret identities in play, and uncovering the storm?s worth of secret plans from Josie, Donna and even Cooper.

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This week?s episode focuses on Twin Peaks Episode 10, and your host John looks into Robert Engels and Lesli Linka Glatter?s time working on it and sifts through the Log Lady Introduction before digging into the episode itself. Albert?s role in the Blue Rose Task Force is explored, as is Cooper?s path through the episode, Ronette?s and Leland?s reactions to the BOB sketch, and what to make of Dick Tremayne and Harold Smith. Not to mention Nadine?s new lease on her teenage years, Jacoby?s hypnosis program, and Maddy?s identity crisis.

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Maddy?s vision of BOB climbs a couch in Twin Peaks Episode 9 and your host John digs into that, as well as how Cooper gets more connected to the supernatural when the Major delivers his space message, and why Donna may NOT connect to the supernatural when she meets the Tremonds. This podcast also explores how Twin Peaks residents react to the ?Have You Seen This Man? fliers, how communication crosses thresholds, and production information like Twin Peaks reacting to its new Saturday time slot, Harley Peyton and David Lynch?s only solo pairing, and why ?Just You? felt like a great idea.

0:00:00  Intro
0:05:07  Production History
0:08:46  ?Just You?
0:13:39  The Saturday time slot
0:17:42  Log Lady Intro
0:24:04  Cooper?s connections to Buddhism
0:27:43  Albert?s task force role
0:30:20  Windom Earle
0:33:00  Audrey at One Eyed Jack?s
0:39:12  The Major?s message from space
0:47:52  Cooper?s interrupted dream
0:58:02  Thresholds in this episode
1:03:28  verbal vs non-verbal communication
1:06:50  Lucy operating a junction point
1:10:22  Donna and the Tremonds
1:13:47  The grandson?s magic trick
1:17:50  How Donna may dodge the supernatural
1:25:20  Ronette recognizing BOB
1:29:10  Leland has ?seen this man?
1:32:55  Performing ?Just You?
1:37:30  Maddy sees BOB
1:41:20  Comparing BOB appearances

Discussed this episode:
Deliver the Message: Thoughts on Twin Peaks Episode 9

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Your host John takes a quick detour into the 1990 ?Diane?? audiotape collecting any number of internal thoughts of Agent Cooper and connective tissue for the plot leading into Season 2 of Twin Peaks. The insights into Albert and Audrey make this a worthy listen, and the rest of the recording is a good time too.

00:00  Intro
02:46  Production Details
06:08  Scott Frost
07:42  Public reception
10:58  How do we understand Cooper?
12:19  Origin of the dictaphone
13:10  How Dale gets the case
14:10  Why Cooper might not like Sam Stanley
16:45  Comedic moments
18:10  Suspension of Disbelief
19:49  Connecting Twin Peaks and dreams
21:12  Location of Jacques? cabin
22:15  The dark and light sides of Twin Peaks
25:20  A visit from Laura?
26:02  Harry Truman and Josie Packard
27:10  Albert Rosenfield
28:22  Audrey Horne
31:08  The Laura Palmer case

Articles discussed in this episode:
?Diane?? Ranking My Top 5 Favorite Twin Peaks Tapes

Sound Peaks ? ?Diane??: The Twin Peaks Tapes of Agent Cooper

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Go deep into the production history of Twin Peaks Episode 8 as it kicks the supernatural mythology of Twin Peaks into gear, then stay for an exploration of the Giant and his clues, what happens when music is in the air, and what happens when you wear Laura?s stuff. All this, plus visions from Maddy and the Major, Audrey?s predicament, a thesis statement from Jacoby, and nightmare-creating memories from Ronette.

0:00:00  Intro
0:03:52  Production History
0:25:55  Log Lady Intro
0:34:56  How the Giant contributes to our understanding
0:39:25  In-between spaces
0:42:50  Repetition of phrases
0:44:18  Elderly Room Service Waiter
0:49:57  The Giant arrives
1:08:24  Cooper focused on clues
1:13:45  Deputy Andy
1:18:22  James Hurley
1:20:27  Dr. Jacoby?s questioning
1:25:35  Laying the whole thing out
1:31:40  The Giant returns
1:39:12  That gold ball of light
1:44:32  Major Briggs? vision
1:49:30  Bobby Briggs and Shelly Johnson
1:52:47  The symbols in food
1:58:30  When there?s music in the air
2:00:14  Maddy Ferguson?s vision
2:02:30  Leland Palmer
2:09:05  The Horne brothers
2:13:08  Hayward Supper Club
2:18:51  Effects of the Mill fire
2:21:50  Philip Gerard
2:25:25  Big Ed doesn?t believe in fate
2:30:00  Audrey Horne, Prudence, and Ben
2:34:24  Maddy Ferguson
2:36:20  Donna Hayward and Laura?s sunglasses
2:47:40  Harriet Hayward?s poem
2:52:50  Ronette Pulaski
2:57:40  Ronette?s nightmare

Articles discussed in this episode:
A Journey to the Underworld of Twin Peaks

Reincarnation & The Return Part 3: Ding. Dong. Cooper?s Dead

NEON PEAKS

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Please be advised: The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer deals with issues of sexual abuse, violence and drug abuse.

We begin with a personal message from field agent Elle, then John proceeds into the book?s production history, Jennifer Lynch?s writing angles, Sheryl Lee?s relationship with this book, and how the book has been received over the years.
Then John looks into the different shown sides of Laura, how BOB and her fight against him is portrayed, and masking memories, before exploring members of Laura?s support system like Donna, Bobby and Johnny Horne. Then it?s time to look at Laura?s dreams and poems, the Log Lady, and how the book reframes and sets up the whodunnit in the television series.
This one gets personal, and we do our best treating this book with proper gravity and respect.

0:00:00  a message from Elle
0:06:28  intro
0:10:40  production history
0:14:25  precedents set for Twin Peaks books
0:18:48  Jennifer Lynch?s involvement
0:23:00  advantages to the diary format
0:26:09  reactions to the diary over time
0:31:04  Sheryl Lee?s involvement
0:36:34  different sides of Laura Palmer
0:50:18  BOB
0:58:58  masking memories vs battle with the devil
1:04:35  the diary
1:09:33  Leland & Sarah
1:18:50  Donna & Maddy
1:32:38  Bobby Briggs
1:48:52  Leo, Jacques & Ronette
1:59:38  Johnny Horne
2:09:52  Meals on Wheels & Harold
2:14:35  Dr. Jacoby
2:20:00  James Hurley
2:22:58  Jupiter & Troy
2:41:19  Laura?s dreams & poetry
2:49:19  the Log Lady
2:53:48  the whodunnit

Articles discussed this episode:

Bobby Briggs & Laura Palmer: A Love Story:

Sheryl Lee Voices Trauma in The Secret History of Laura Palmer Audiobook (and it gets in your head no matter how you look away)

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While preparing for next time?s look into the Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, your host John takes some time to discuss email and notable moments in social media for the first Blue Rose Task Force mailbag episode.

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We?ll hand you a cliffhanger on your way in, because this week?s podcast is on f-i-r-e.
Learn how the cliffhangers were hidden from the network as long as possible! Explore co-creator Mark Frost?s filming techniques! How do disguises affect the disguised? Is intrapersonal alchemy already a thing in the show? All this, plus tracing how money is at the root of the evil, and observing how recordings behave and reveal their listeners.

This episode references the following articles:

Run Silent, Run Drapes: What Nadine?s Story Teaches Us About Trauma Loops, Trauma Healing and Trauma Recovery

Twin Peaks and Alchemy

Reincarnation & The Return, Part 3: Ding Dong Cooper?s Dead

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Audrey and Cooper?s parallel paths to One Eyed Jack?s are getting the spoiler-filled deep-dive treatment as the podcast digs into Twin Peaks Episode 6.
Your host John looks at Caleb Deschanel?s contributions to Twin Peaks, the episode?s omnipresent voyeurism, and all the boundary crossings?whether from public to secret, legal to illegal, or signing on the line from unofficial to official. This week also covers disguises, recordings of the dead, and waking up to truth. What happens when characters hastily go to the heart of the beast to achieve their goals?

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This week?s spoiler-filled deep-dive has tea at the Log Lady?s cabin as it goes into Episode 5. Your host John looks into director Lesli Linka Glatter, everything we know about the Log Lady, and what Margaret can tell us about living where the barrier between worlds is thin. You?ll also get various perspectives on the last night of Laura Palmer, and extensive  studies into the complicated natures of Audrey Horne and Bobby Briggs in an episode where they both shine. Go ahead and pull up a chair?the fish aren?t running.

Articles discussed this episode:
Gratitude, Respect, and Compassion in Twin Peaks
Bobby Briggs & Laura Palmer: A Love Story

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The deep-diving spoiler-filled journey through Twin Peaks finds it way to Philip Gerard?s first physical appearance. Your host John looks into how director Tim Hunter and writer Robert Engels came to Twin Peaks, what Lynch might be saying with the Log Lady Intro, and just how many doublings line Episode 4.
How does a darker Twin Peaks reveal itself? What does it mean to be a strong sender? What can explain Philip Gerard?s disconnection from MIKE? Why are Hank and Audrey paralleling each other? And why is a straight line not always the shortest distance between two points?

The following article was discussed in today?s episode:
Drawing in Twin Peaks

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Our deep-diving spoiler-filled trek through Twin Peaks has arrived at Laura Palmer?s funeral and Episode 3, the fourth overall episode of Twin Peaks.
You host John explores Harley Peyton and Tina Rathborne?s meditation on death, Cooper?s definition of dreams, Albert?s battle against the town of Twin Peaks, and the ramifications of its residents acknowledging the strangeness in the woods.
What kind of town IS Twin Peaks? And how does it allow a dead girl to seemingly invoke Maddy Ferguson, or change Bobby Briggs until he can?t whistle past any more secrets?

This episode discusses the following articles:

Bobby Briggs and Laura Palmer: A Love Story

The Complicated Relationship Between Bobby Briggs and Major Briggs

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Cooper?s Red Room dream gets the deep-diving spoiler-filled treatment this week as Blue Rose Task Force explores Episode 2, the third overall installment of Twin Peaks.
Your host John digs into how and when  David Lynch returned to the director?s chair then uses all aspects of Twin Peaks from 1990 to 2017 to analyze the iconic episode.
Audrey and Johnny match up with Kubrick again, music is in the air AND the Palmer house, throwing rocks explains the reality of the town, and a lot of people ask questions with no answers given. Do the answers come in the form of a dream?
And what is Lodge Laura? What is she really?

The following article is discussed this episode:

Reincarnation and the Return: Part 1

Understanding Season 3: The Fireman ?Brings Back Some Memories?

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The deep-diving spoiler-filled exploration of Twin Peaks continues here here with the second overall installment of Twin Peaks, Episode 1.
Your host John digs into how director Duwayne Dunham established the tone of the new episodes now being filmed on sets in LA, and then uses all aspects of Twin Peaks from 1990 to 2017 to explore the Log Lady Introduction and Episode 1 as a whole. How does the show?s evolving mythology stay true throughout its run? How does sound design influence what we consider important? How influenced by the Red Room is Dale, and really, the whole town? What kind of presence is Laura Palmer and the house she used to live in? John puts on his detective trenchcoat to find out.

The following article is discussed this episode:

My Dog Barks Some: Animalistic Sounds & Motifs in the Works of David Lynch

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The deep-diving spoiler-filled exploration of Twin Peaks begins here with S1E1, the Pilot.
Hosts John and Elle dig into the origins of Twin Peaks?from Lynch and Frost meeting, to the production history of the Pilot. Then?taking into account all aspects of Twin Peaks from 1990 to 2017?they sift for clues in the Log Lady Introduction, and discuss a healthy dose of Jung and Kubrick while looking at how modern Twin Peaks does (or doesn?t) reframe the mythology of the original series.
What kind of presence is Laura Palmer? Who doesn?t need to be told she died? What?s going on in the Palmer house? Are there signs of other worlds? What is the deal with mirrors? Is Dale already in the Red Room? John and Elle lay one stone at a time to find out.

The following articles are discussed this episode:
My Dog Barks Some: Animalistic Sounds & Motifs in the Works of David Lynch

Navigating Between Worlds: Understanding Twin Peaks Season 3

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