There is no ambiguity about Annie’s quote in Laura’s diary. We see Annie appear in Laura’s bed in ‘Fire Walk With Me’ instructing her to write those very words.

Also, please, it’s not the ‘Bang Bang Club’, despite the sign. It’s the Roadhouse. Always has been. The Renault brother behind the bar even confirmed it this episode. Nothing changes there, he said.

I don’t get why anything in this episode would lead us to believe Coop was involved in the original murders. We *know* from 25 years ago that Leland, possessed by Bob, killed Teresa and Laura. Bob now possesses Bad Coop, and we’ve seen him kill with our own eyes, but it doesn’t change the past.

Also, why assume Coop sexually assaulted Diane? It could equally be they had a night of passion then he left her broken-hearted. (Am I right in thinking though that Good Coop never met Diane? Early in Season 1, he remarks how he likes this new secretary he’s been assigned. He never leaves Twin Peaks after that before entering – and getting stuck in – the Lodge. So unless he met her and had that night before he first came to TP, she must have had that night with Bad Coop, so why would she sense a difference? These are the kind of questions it’d be great to see this writer asking.)

No mention in this recap of one of the episode’s big revelations too: Audrey, now known to have survived the bank bomb, whose son (by whom?) is likely Richard, given the credits reveal he’s a Horne.

No mention of Warren Frost (Doc Heyward) having since died, either. As with the Log Lady’s scenes, that scene was ever so tender, and having the wonderfully soulful Robert Forster so earnestly anchor it was very moving.

I was getting bored of the Dougie stuff last week (how Lynch loves amnesia) but this ep was riveting from start to finish.