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- Dougie: Helloooo!
- Dougie: Helloooo!
- Dougie: Helloooo!
- How many jackpots?
- So far, 29 mega jackpots.
- I'm dead.
- Mr. Jackpots! Mr. Jackpots!
- Tell me which one.
- Thank you!
- Now 30.
- Thank you, Mr. Jackpots!
- Thank you!
- Thank you, Mr. Jackpots.
- Thank you. Thank you so much.
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
- Bill Shaker: Dougie!
- Bill Shaker: Dougie, is that you?
- Bill Shaker: It's Bill Shaker,
- Bill Shaker: Allied Chemicals.
- Bill Shaker: What, are you taking a walk on the wild side?
- Bill Shaker: Bill Shaker.
- Dougie: Bill Shaker.
- Bill Shaker: Dougie Jones.
- Dougie: Dougie Jones.
- Bill Shaker: Yes. I'm Bill Shaker, and you're Dougie Jones.
- Bill Shaker: Man, Dougie, can I say, you look like a million bucks.
- Bill Shaker: What is it, the diet?
- Bill Shaker: New haircut?
- Bill Shaker: I'm sorry. I'm really hungry.
- Bill Shaker: I haven't eaten since breakfast at home.
- Dougie: Home.
- Bill Shaker: Sorry. I don't get it, Dougie.
- Bill Shaker: You want to go home, Dougie?
- Bill Shaker: Is that right?
- I think he wants to go home.
- Dougie: Home.
- Bill Shaker: Where is your home?
- Is that right?
- Bill Shaker: He knows where his home is.
- Well, where is his home?
- Dougie: Where home?
- Bill Shaker: My God. Lancelot Court.
- Bill Shaker: Your house has the red door.
- Bill Shaker: That's how I always find it.
- Bill Shaker: Near Merlin's Market.
- Bill Shaker: It's not far from here.
- Dougie: Far from here.
- Bill Shaker: No, not far from here.
- Bill Shaker: It's maybe a $6 or $8 cab ride.
- Dougie: Cab ride.
- Bill Shaker: Something must have happened, right, Dougie?
- Bill Shaker: There's a whole line of cabs right out front.
- Bill Shaker: Are you okay?
- Is he okay?
- Bill Shaker: It was good to see you, Dougie!
- Bill Shaker: Gee, I hope he's okay.
- I don't think he's okay.
- He's here!
- He's leaving!
- Excuse me? Sir?
- Excuse me. Excuse me. Sir? Hi.
- Hi.
- Can you, please come with me?
- We'll go this way.
- Come on.
- You weren't going to leave without your winnings, were you, sir?
- Dougie: Sir?
- Is there anything we can do to help?
- Dougie: Call for help.
- Call who?
- Dougie: Who?
- Well, we'd certainly like to help you.
- Would you like a room?
- Good meal? A drink?
- A little companionship?
- On the house.
- Think of us as a home away from home.
- Dougie: Home.
- And do you live around here?
- Where is your home?
- Dougie: Lancelot Court. Cab ride.
- No, no, no. No cabs.
- What's your name, sir?
- Dougie: Dougie Jones.
- Limo for Mr. Jones.
- Smithie, bring a limo around front, please.
- But you have to promise me something.
- You'll come back and try your luck with us again...
- soon, anytime...
- day or night.
- Dougie: Or night.
- That's right.
- We're watching you,
- Mr... Jones.
- We're on Lancelot Court.
- You don't know your address?
- Just a red door?
- Dougie: Red door.
- The thing is, though, it's hard to see the color at night.
- Dougie: Red.
- No.
- That's black.
- Like I was saying, itit's real tough to see the color at night, so...
- There it is.
- There's your door right there, Mr. Jones.
- Mr. Jones? Mr. Jones?
- Mr. Jones.
- All right.
- All right.
- I'll wait right here with you.
- Damn.
- Those things spook me.
- Janey: Dougie?
- Janey: Is that you?
- Janey: Dougie!
- Janey: Where have you been?
- Janey: What is this?
- Ma'am...
- hhe was a guest at the Silver Mustang, on his own, and I was asked to bring him home.
- I'll be going now.
- Janey: Three days without a word?
- Janey: You don't show up at work, and you miss Sonny Jim's birthday.
- Janey: How could you?
- Janey: Get inside.
- Janey: What have you been doing?
- Janey: Why didn't you call me?
- Janey: Where'd you get that black suit... and that haircut, Dougie?
- Janey: What's in this bag?
- Janey: Dougie?
- Janey: Dougie.
- Janey: Dougie, there's... there's thousands and thousands of dollars here.
- Janey: Where did you get this?
- Janey: Did you get this at the Silver Mustang?
- Janey: Dougie!
- Janey: Don't tell me you hit the jackpot.
- Dougie: Mr. Jackpots.
- Janey: You won it?
- Janey: Dougie?
- Janey: Well, there's... there's enough here to pay them back.
- Janey: The... You could...
- Janey: We could...
- Janey: This is the most wonderful... horrible day of my life.
- Dougie: Of my life.
- Janey: Yes.
- Janey: I'm gonna fix you a sandwich, and then I'm gonna get you a piece of Sonny Jim's chocolate cake, 'cause we saved a piece for you.
- Janey: Okay?
- Janey: Dougie.
- Janey: I'm so glad you're home, Dougie.
- Dougie: Home.
- The chief of staff will be with you in a moment.
- Gordon Cole: Where is she?
- In a meeting.
- She's just finishing up.
- Gordon Cole: Okay, Bill.
- Gordon Cole: How's Martha?
- She's fine.
- Thank you, Gordon.
- Gordon Cole: She ever fix that thing
- with Paul?
- Yes, yes, yes, yes.
- Good of you to remember.
- Paul is now in the North Pole.
- Gordon Cole: Well, there you go.
- Please, have a seat.
- Gordon Cole: Thank you, Bill.
- Gordon Cole: Denise.
- Denise: Gordon.
- Denise: Thank you for coming in.
- Denise: What have you got?
- Gordon Cole: It's Cooper.
- Gordon Cole: We found him.
- Denise: Where?
- Gordon Cole: South Dakota, Denise.
- Gordon Cole: He's in a federal prison in South Dakota.
- Gordon Cole: We're going out to see him tomorrow.
- Denise: I heard.
- Gordon Cole: Yes? How's that?
- Denise: You're taking Agent Preston with you?
- Gordon Cole: Yes.
- Denise: Really, Gordon?
- Gordon Cole: What are you getting at, Denise?
- Denise: Well, I know your profile, Gordon.
- Denise: Beautiful agent, barely 30.
- Gordon Cole: I'm oldschool, Denise.
- Gordon Cole: You know that.
- Gordon Cole: Before you were Denise, when you were Dennis and I was your boss, when I had you working undercover at the DEA, you were a confused and wild thing sometimes.
- Gordon Cole: I had enough dirt on you to fill the Grand Canyon, and I never used a spoonful because you were and are a great agent.
- Gordon Cole: And when you became Denise, I told all of your colleagues, those clown comics, to fix their hearts or die.
- Denise: Yes, and as I've said many times before, Gordon, I can never repay you enough for that kindness.
- Gordon Cole: Agent Tammy Preston has the stuff, Denise.
- Denise: I know. I know.
- Denise: I'm speaking more as a woman now than as the chief of staff of the entire. Federal Bureau of Investigation.
- Denise: Don't you just love sometimes saying. "Federal Bureau of Investigation" like that all at once?
- Denise: Unabbreviated?
- Denise: It just gives me such a thrill.
- Gordon Cole: It is thrilling, Denise.
- Denise: And Tammy...
- Denise: Tammy is so beautiful.
- Gordon Cole: There's room in this Federal Bureau of Investigation for more than one beautiful woman.
- Denise: Gordon. That is so sweet.
- Denise: You know, normally, I can't think like this.
- Denise: I have to forgo all that and grow balls of steel to do this job, and it's... it's a bitch, let me tell you, sometimes...
- Denise: Not to mention the screaming hormones.
- Denise: I know. I'm sorry, Gordon.
- Denise: I know.
- Denise: Gordon, I trust you.
- Denise: You know that.
- Denise: And I believe you're on the trail of something big.
- Gordon Cole: Big.
- Denise: Will Albert be with you?
- Gordon Cole: Do birds fly?
- Denise: Good luck.
- Gordon Cole: Tenfour, good buddy.
- Denise: Thank you, Bill.
- Please come along.
- Lucy: Well, it has to do with the thermostat.
- Lucy: It doesn't actually tell you what's going on when no one's here.
- Lucy: Mostly, we don't have prisoners, but even if we did, they couldn't even see the thermostat.
- Lucy: So I had a man out here recently to look at the furnace, and, Sheriff Truman, he wouldn't answer any of my questions about what happens when no one's here.
- Lucy: We come in early, and the heat is still on.
- Lucy: What if we came in even earlier?
- Lucy: Would the heat still be on then?
- Lucy: Are you next to a loud stream,
- Lucy: Sheriff Truman?
- Lucy: You're breaking up.
- Lucy: Are you still fishing?
- Lucy: Are you next to a really loud stream?
- Lucy: You're breaking up, Sheriff.
- Lucy: Well, I hope we can get this sorted out when you get back to the office, but right now, it's very comfortable in here.
- Lucy: I have to go, Sheriff Truman, because there are some people coming in through the front door.
- Andy: Lucy. Lucy.
- Andy: You were on the phone with her again, weren't you?
- Truman: Andy, I'm sorry.
- Truman: We lost connection.
- Truman: I couldn't stand out in the parking lot all night.
- Andy: I hate cellular phones.
- Lucy: How is this possible?
- Truman: Lucy, hang up the phone.
- Lucy: But you're in the mountains... fishing!
- Andy: Punky.
- Andy: Punky.
- Eleven seventyone.
- Fifteen seven.
- Tenfour.
- Six ten. Ten seven.
- Copy that.
- Hi, Sheriff.
- Truman: Evening, Maggie.
- Truman: What's going on tonight?
- Kind of quiet.
- A domestic, two D&Ds, and a DUI.
- I booked that one.
- Dude blew a .250.
- Could not even find his nose, let alone touch it.
- And it was terrible.
- A boy OD'd at the high school...
- Dennis Craig.
- Andy took the case.
- He spoke with the parents.
- Truman: Little Denny Craig.
- When the bell rang, he never got up from his desk.
- Truman: Where's Hawk?
- He's in the conference room.
- Truman: Gents.
- Truman: Bobby.
- Truman: Another apparent OD...
- Truman: Little Denny Craig, although I haven't seen the autopsy report.
- Truman: I'm guessing it was...
- Truman: Chinese designer drugs again.
- Truman: Anything on your surveillance cameras?
- Bobby: Elk, deer, raccoon, squirrel, and a bear.
- Bobby: If they're coming down from Canada in our area, I would've seen them.
- Bobby: I got every trail covered.
- Truman: every known trail.
- Bobby: Right.
- Bobby: Frank, I got to take a leak so bad, my back teeth are floatin'.
- Truman: Meet you in the conference room.
- Bobby: Good deal, sir.
- Andy: Cell phones...
- Andy: that means they're mobile, punky.
- Andy: The sheriff can be moving.
- Andy: It's not like your phone.
- Andy: He can be moving and even driving while he's talking.
- Andy: Lucy...
- Andy: you're so good at your job in every other way.
- Andy: I just don't understand how this keeps happening...
- Andy: over and over again.
- Lucy: I don't understand it either, Andy.
- Andy: You collect yourself.
- Andy: I've got to go see Sheriff Truman.
- Hawk: I know she seems like a strange one, but her information has always been spoton.
- Truman: So...
- Truman: Margaret says that something is missing having to do with Special Agent Dale Cooper
- Truman: and only you can find...
- Truman: because of something about your heritage.
- Hawk: That's what she said.
- Andy: I'm here, Sheriff Truman.
- Truman: Good, Andy.
- Lucy: I'm feeling a bit better now, Sheriff Truman.
- Chad: I thought that log woman was 1096 and not even allowed in this building.
- Lucy: That's on account of a kind of gum.
- Chad: Well, I'll chew on that.
- Truman: That's enough, Chad.
- Andy: She gets messages from her log.
- Chad: Pinocchio's friend.
- Truman: Good night, Chad.
- Chad: I'll go have a word with my pinecone.
- Bobby: Laura Palmer?
- Bobby: Man... brings back some memories.
- Bobby: Sorry.
- Bobby: What's all this about?
- Truman: Message from Margaret Lanterman to Hawk concerning Agent Cooper.
- Bobby: Cooper?
- Truman: Special Agent Dale Cooper.
- Bobby: Yeah, I know.
- Bobby: Cooper was the last person to see my father alive.
- Hawk: What's that?
- Bobby: Yeah. A few days after my dad died, my mom told me that Cooper had come by the house and talked to my dad, and I guess Cooper left town pretty soon after that. I don't...
- Hawk: Nobody's seen or heard of him since.
- Bobby: And my dad died in the fire at his station the next day.
- Truman: And do you know what they talked about?
- Bobby: No. No. I have no idea.
- There's a man out front.
- He says his name is Wally Brando.
- Lucy + Andy: Wally? Wally's here?
- Truman: Their son.
- He said he wants to pay his respects to you, Sheriff Truman.
- Truman: Boy.
- Lucy: Sheriff Truman, look who's here!
- Andy: It's Wally. We're so excited.
- Andy: He came in unannounced.
- Truman: Good to see you again, Wally.
- Wally: It's good to see you, too, Sheriff Truman.
- Wally: As you know, your brother, Harry S. Truman, is my godfather.
- Wally: I heard he is ill. I came to pay my respects to my godfather and extend my best wishes for his recovery, which I hope will be swift and painless.
- Wally: It's an honor to see you again.
- Wally: You know... my heart is always here with you and these fine people, my parents, who I love so dearly.
- Wally: And I was in the area, and I wanted to pay my respects.
- Truman: Thank you, Wally.
- Wally: I also came back to let my parents know, because this has been a matter of grave concern for them, that I've decided to let them do what they wish with my childhood bedroom.
- Wally: They want to...
- Wally: They want to build a study for the two of them.
- Wally: Such sweet people.
- Lucy: That's such beautiful news, Wally.
- Lucy: Tell us where you've been, Wally.
- Wally: My family, my friend...
- Wally: I've crisscrossed this great land of ours countless times.
- Wally: I hold the map of it here, in my heart...
- Wally: next to the joyful memories of the carefree days I spent as a young boy... here in your beautiful town of Twin Peaks.
- Wally: From Alexandria, Virginia, to Stockton, California,
- Wally: I think about Lewis and his friend Clark, the first Caucasians to see this part of the world.
- Wally: Their footsteps have been the highways and byways of my days on the road.
- Wally: My shadow is always with me.
- Wally: Sometimes ahead.
- Wally: Sometimes behind.
- Wally: Sometimes to the left.
- Wally: Sometimes to the right.
- Wally: Except on cloudy days... or at night.
- Truman: Yes. Well, Wally... it's great to see you again.
- Truman: And... may the road rise up to meet your wheels.
- Wally: That's a lovely turn of phrase. Thank you.
- Wally: My dharma is the road.
- Wally: Your dharma...
- Gerard: You see me dont you?
- Gerard:You were tricked. Now one of you must die.
- Janey: Dougie!
- Janey: You're not even dressed!
- Janey: Is something wrong?
- Janey: What's go...
- Janey: For God's sake.
- Janey: What is with you?
- Janey: Listen, Mr. Dream Weaver, you go potty, and then let's get you dressed fast.
- Janey: You're worse than Sonny Jim.
- Janey: Dougie, you've lost weight!
- Janey: Let me cinch this up.
- Janey: And this jacket looks two sizes too big.
- Janey: That black suit last night fit you perfectly.
- Janey: We'll just have to take that to the cleaners and maybe get you another one.
- Janey: Okay. You do your tie.
- Janey: I can never get that right.
- Janey: Now, I have to go downstairs and finish up breakfast.
- Janey: Hurry up.
- Janey: Sonny Jim!
- Janey: Get going!
- Janey: Sonny Jim, get down here!
- Janey: Here's your coffee.
- Dougie: Coffee.
- Janey: Dougie!
- Dougie: Hi!
- Constance: You got to see this.
- Constance: We got a hit on the prints we took off the male John Doe.
- What's the name?
- Don't know. It's blocked.
- Some kind of security issue.
- Mackley: Well, can you tell who blocked it?
- Constance: Military.
- Cole: Thank you for meeting us.
- Let's get going.
- Cole: We're not anywhere near Mount Rushmore.
- Albert: I brought a picture for you.
- Cole: There they are, Albert...
- Cole: faces of stone.
- Albert: Agent Preston gets carsick.
- Cole: Albert...
- Cole: we're in South Dakota.
- Cole: Cossacks are in Russia.
- Albert: Carsick!
- Do you need me to pull over?
- Cole: Up on the wrong side of bed this morning, Albert?
- Cole: What have we got?
- We found him after his car went off the road.
- He'd been, throwing up some kind of poison.
- Albert: Must have eaten locally.
- They're, analyzing it in the lab.
- Exposure to it sent the highway patrolman to the hospital.
- As I mentioned, the vomit's still in the lab.
- This is what we found in his trunk...
- Cocaine,
- machine gun,
- dog leg.
- Albert: What, no cheese and crackers?
- Cole: Apologies in advance for Albert.
- That's your man, right?
- Cole: Holy jumpin' George.
- Cole: Let's go talk to him.
- Cole: Ladies and gentlemen,
- Cole: I am going to speak now to Special Agent Dale Cooper.
- We'll be down the hall if you need us.
- Cole: Thank you, Warden Murphy.
- Mr.C: It's very good to see you again, old friend.
- Cole: It's very, very good to see you again, old friend.
- Mr C: I haven't seen you in a long, long time.
- Cole: No, you haven't.
- Cole: This is true.
- Mr C: Gordon, I've really, really missed spending time together.
- Cole: Yes, Coop. I, too, have missed our good times together.
- Cole: Where have you been all these years?
- Mr C: Gordon, I've been working undercover all these years, working primarily with our colleague Phillip Jeffries.
- Cole: Phillip Jeffries?
- Mr C: I need to be debriefed by you about this work, Gordon.
- Mr C: I will tell you the whole story, all its twists and turns, and I was going to do so.
- Mr C: I was on my way to present it to you.
- Mr C: I was a little bit behind schedule when my car veered over across the road, and I had my accident.
- Cole: Yes, Coop. This is how and why we found you.
- Mr C: I need to be debriefed by you, Gordon.
- Mr C: I was on my way to present it. I was a little bit behind schedule when my car veered over off the road, and I had my accident.
- Mr C: I've left messages.
- Cole: What messages were those, Coop?
- Mr C: Messages so Phillip knows it's safe.
- Mr C: Gordon? When are you going to get me out of here?
- Cole: Coop, these fine fellows here have sufficient cause to hold you for now.
- Cole: Of course, I will be exonerated in courts of law.
- Mr C: Very good, Coop.
- Cole: And rest assured that we are working to bring you back home for our talk.
- Mr C: I've never really left home, Gordon.
- Cole: See you soon, old friend.
- We can hold him for two more days without filing any charges.
- Cole: I assume you haven't given him his phone call.
- No, we haven't.
- Cole: Warden Murphy, I suggest you give him his private phone call, and I expect to hear all about it.
- Tamara: He wasn't going to Philadelphia.
- Tamara: He was headed west.
- Tamara: A few people who have come in contact with him have gotten physically ill.
- Tamara: Are you feeling all right, Albert?
- Albert: I'm fine, Tammy.
- Tamara: And who is Phillip Jeffries?
- Albert: He's a former FBI agent.
- Cole: You're wearing a wire, Tammy.
- Tamara: You asked me to.
- Cole: Right. Go wait in the restaurant.
- Albert: I'm feeling better now.
- Cole: Albert, your reaction in prison to Cooper, I've not seen this before.
- Cole: Is there something you'd like to tell me?
- Albert: Well, since you asked, and I can't tell you how sorry I am about this...
- Albert: I authorized Phillip to give Cooper some information.
- Cole: Cooper and Phillip?
- Cole: What the hell?
- Cole: Phillip Jeffries has been off the radar for years.
- Albert: This was years ago, Gordon.
- Albert: He called me.
- Cole: He did, did he?
- Albert: I know. I thought Cooper was in trouble...
- Albert: At least that's what Phillip said.
- Albert: Urgent, he said.
- Albert: Cooper needed this information urgently.
- Cole: Did you talk to Cooper?
- Albert: No.
- Cole: What information did they want?
- Albert: I told Phillip who our man was in Columbia.
- Cole: And?
- Albert: A week later, that man was killed.
- Cole: Albert.
- Cole: Albert.
- Cole: Albert.
- Cole: This business that we witnessed today with Cooper, I don't like it.
- Albert: No. Something's wrong.
- Albert: Yes.
- Cole: It could be the accident,
- Albert: but I don't think so.
- Cole: No.
- Cole: Albert, that sound you just made of your feet on the concrete, it's like a knife in my brain.
- Albert: I'm sorry, Gordon.
- Cole: Albert, this thing is turned up to the max. Please.
- Albert: I'm sorry, Gordon.
- Cole: I don't think he greeted me properly, if you take my meaning.
- Albert: No, he didn't.
- Cole: Something is very wrong.
- Albert: Yes.
- Cole: Albert, I hate to admit this, but I don't understand this situation at all.
- Albert: No.
- Cole: Do you understand this situation, Albert?
- Albert: Blue Rose.
- Cole: It doesn't get any bluer.
- Cole: Albert, before we do anything else, we need one certain person to take a look at Cooper.
- Albert: I'm right with you.
- Cole: Do you still know where she lives?
- Albert: I know where she drinks.
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