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  1. Twin Peaks:
  2. Episodes starts with familiar shots of a cars headlight going down a dark road. Turns out to be Mr. C and Richard Horne. Eventually Mr. C pulls over, guided by a handheld device (presumably some GPS type thing). They get out of the car and he turns on these sort of search lights. Richard asks if this is the place and Mr. C tells him that three people have given him coordinates - two of which agree and point to somewhere near. They start walking and Mr. C says he thinks the spot is on top of a large rock. At this stage we see Jerry run out of the woods and is shocked/relieved to see other people. He tries to use some binoculars to look at them but can't figure out how to use them, and he ends up looking on towards Mr. C and Richard threw one eye of the binoculars, backwards. Mr. C asks Richard to climb the rock. When he gets to the top, we hear lots of electrical wooshing and Richard appears to essentailly be electrocuted and vanishes. Mr. C says something like 'goodbye my son', and then sends a text message: ': - ) ALL'.
  3. The Jones Residence:
  4. Chantal and Hutch are waiting outside in a van, presumably for Coop to come home. The Las Vegas FBI turn up in two cars and knock on the door, but nobody's home. Half of the FBI drive down the road and wait for Dougie here, whilst the other half go to look for Dougie at his work. Next, the Mitchum brothers arrive with a delivery van full of supplies for the Jones family. Later in the episode, a car drives up to the van Chantal and Hutch are in. He complains that they're blocking his drive. Chantal disagrees and swears at him a fair bit, prompting the man to try to push their van out of the way with his car. This gets out of hand and Chantal shoots at him. He then pulls out an Uzi and shoots back, wounding Chantal. Chantal and Hutch drive off, and he continues shooting at them, hitting both Chantal and Hutch, presumably fatally(?). The two FBI officers then come out of the car, get the man to drop his weapon and phone for an ambulance.
  5. The hospital:
  6. Dougie's in a coma. His family and Bushnell are visiting. The Mitchem brothers come with Candie etc. and deliver some food. They then tell the family they're going to deliver supplies to the Jones house, as Janey-E won't feel like cooking now. In a later scene, when Janey-E and Sonny Jim are out of the room, Bushnell begins to hear a humming noise (similair to the Great Western hum) and wanders out of the room. Cooper wakes up and a vision of MIKE appears. MIKE appears glad Cooper's finally awake, and tells him that 'the other' did not return as he was meant to. He gives Cooper the ring. He also gives Cooper 'the seed' - the little ball Dougie turned into when he went into the Red Room. Cooper gives MIKE some of his hair (I think?) and asks if he can make another. Cooper (now behaving very clearly like Cooper) pulls out all his IVs and insists he is medically fine, the doctor checks and agrees with him on this. He's affectionate with Janey-E and Sonny Jim, and asks for Bushnell to put him on the phone to the Mitchems. He asks them to get their private jet ready for a journey to Washington. He also hands Bushnell a note to give to Gordon Cole if he comes looking for him. As Cooper leaves to drive off to the casino, Bushnell asks him 'What about the FBI looking for you?' and Cooper replies 'I AM the FBI'.
  7. The (other) FBI:
  8. Once Cooper tells the Mitchem brothers they're going to Washington, the Twin Peaks theme plays for the rest of the scene in a very upbeat manner. This continues into a scene of Diane alone, but the music abruptly stops when she sees the message Mr. C sent earlier. She's cleary shocked/horrified by the message. We see her put her phone away in her purse, revealing she has a revolver in the purse. She goes to see Gordon, Tammy and Albert. She decides to tell them about the time she saw Cooper, about 4 years after he dissapeared. He just walked into her flat, 'No knock, no doorbell', and began asking her about what had been going on at the FBI. She didn't think this was suspicious at first, just Cooper wanting to catch up. He then kissed her, and she knew something was wrong. She says that she was afraid, Cooper knew this, and he enjoyed it. Next, she reveals that he raped her. Aferwards, he took her to a place which she firstly describes as like a gas station, and then like an old Sherrif's office. She's clearly very upset at this point, and is struggling to get her words out. She seems to say that she sent him the coordinates of the old Sherrif's office (I think), but also that she isn't herself. Slowly, while shaking, she reaches for the gun in her handbag. As she draws it, Albert and Tammy shoot her. Her body flies out the window, and Tammy remarks on how Tulpas truly are real.
  9. The casino:
  10. Cooper and family arrive at the casino. He has to explain to them that he has to go away for a while, but that they are his family and he will walk back through that red door. At one point he says that spending time with them recently has filled his heart. He accidently says 'Dougie' instead of 'I', prompting both Janey-E and Sonny Jim to question who he really is. He assures them that he is their husband/father, but that he has to go now. He has a goodbye kiss with Janey-E. We later see Cooper in a limo with the Mitchems. They ask him to explain the situation again, not believing that he is a FBI agent who has been missing for 25 years. They're also concerned about him wanting to go to a Sherrif's office, given the illegality of their work. He reassures them that they've proven to be good hearted people and have nothing to fear.
  11. Red Room:
  12. At some point we have a short scene of Diane in the red room. MIKE tells her that she was manufactured, and she collapses into a little metal ball, like Dougie did earlier in the series. No sign of Richard in the red room.
  13. The Roadhouse:
  14. Eddie Vedder sings his song, but he was introduced under a different name (Edward Lewis Severus or something, I think). During the song, Audrey and Charlie walk in, they order martinis. After Vedder's song ends, the MC announces the next song is Audrey's dance. Everyone clears the floor, disco lights come on, and the music Audrey danced to in the original run comes on. She walks into the middle of the dancefloor and begins dancing. After a while, everything becomes chaoitic. A fight breaks out between two guys in the crowd. Audrey runs up to Charlie and asks him to stop it/ to be let out. It cuts to a shot of Audrey, wearing no make up and a white medical gown (I think?) looking at herself in a mirror, with completely white background. Electrical wooshing in the background.
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