Twin Peaks is an American television serial drama created by David Lynch and Mark Frost. The series follows the investigation headed by FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), of the brutal murder of a popular teenager and homecoming queen, Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee). Twin Peaks' pilot episode was first broadcast on April 8, 1990 on ABC, which led to another seven episodes being produced and a second season, which aired until June 10,...
Cooper notates a entry into his voice recorder for Diane.
Deputy Andy and Hawk try to crack Bobby into spilling the beans about Laura's...
Cooper lets the attending nurse what he wishes to do to begin his investigation.
Doc Hayward is concerned and asks about Snake's behavior.
Josie makes a public announcement to the employees at the mill concerning the...
Bobby reacts with anger as Agent Cooper inquires about the details surroundin...
After opening Laura's safety deposit box, Agent Cooper comments to Sheriff Tr...
Dr. Jacoby expresses his interest in joining Cooper and Truman to view the bo...
Sheriff Truman breaks the sad news of Laura's death to Bobby.
Cooper calmly explains to Bobby the rules of how the investigation will be co...
Bobby makes a flirtatious comment to Shelly while driving.
Upon examining the finger tips of a recently deceased Laura Palmer, Agent Coo...
Lucy describes to Sheriff Truman in detail where she will be transferring a p...
Sheriff Truman makes sure Bobby has understood his legal rights before going ...
After Cooper makes a startling discovery, Sheriff Truman expresses his need t...
Special agent Dale Cooper makes his entrance into Twin Peaks while notating a...
Leo becomes very suspicious about Shelly's activities after he finds a strang...
Agent Cooper eases Sheriff Truman's concern for information.
Agent Cooper makes small talk while he and Sheriff Truman are on a stake-out.
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