The Warden is ready to brush him off, but the mention of the name Joe McClusky immediately shuts him up. Evil Coop demands to be freed along with associate Ray Monroe (George Griffith) and wants a car to escape in too. Later, Evil Cooper requests a meeting with Warden Dwight Murphy (James Morrison). Hopefully she’ll get to meet the real Coop if and when he sheds Dougie’s shell, although I wonder if she’ll be able to separate him from his evil twin. I really hope this isn’t the last we see of Diane, because there are few forces as powerful as Laura Dern directed by David Lynch. This has been obvious to us from the start, but now the FBI knows for sure that this isn’t their erstwhile agent. I’m getting goosebumps just writing about it.ĭiane leaves the prison and falls into Cole’s arms, telling him that the man she met is not the Dale Cooper she once knew. Laura Dern is sensational here, bursting with emotion and anger as she stares the dead-eyed doppelgänger down and fights to control her fury. It’s clear Evil Cooper did something horrible to her, and given his history with other women in the show, that isn’t terribly surprising.
She senses there’s something wrong with the stony-faced man in the cell immediately, and asks him if he remembers the last time they met at her house. In Sioux City we finally witness Diane and Cooper meeting face-to-face, but in much darker circumstances than anyone could have predicted. But she relents a little and brings the FBI agents coffee as they explain their predicament. Diane is troubled, smoking and drinking constantly and eager to be left alone.
Gordon Cole (David Lynch) and Albert Rosenfield (Miguel Ferrer) visit a stylish brownstone in New York to request her help in determining whether the ‘Cooper’ locked up in Sioux City is indeed our beloved agent. In the last episode we were finally introduced to Diane (Laura Dern), Cooper’s previously off-screen dictaphone confidant. Looks like we’ll be spending some more time with Dougie Jones. Then the camera lingers on Cooper as the dust settles and it almost seems as if he’s finally about to break out of his mindless stupor.
The Arm-that bizarre tree crackling with electricity Cooper met in the Red Room-appears and yells “Squeeze his hand off!”, which is by far the weirdest moment of the episode. Naomi Watts continues to be superb as Dougie’s perpetually hassled better half, a performance that’s as tragic as it is funny.Īs they leave the building, hitman Ike ‘The Spike’ Stadtler (Christophe Zajac-Denek) tries to shoot Cooper, but he snaps out of his daze and wrestles him to the ground. Luckily Janey-E (Naomi Watts) turns up to fight his corner, and the cops seem satisfied that Dougie is oblivious to what happened-especially considering the bodies belonged to men known to be car thieves. In Nevada, the police pay ‘Dougie Jones’ (Kyle MacLachlan) a visit, whose exploded car-and the remains of several bodies-were found parked outside the house where he and Jade were shacked up in episode 3. David Lynch said in a recent interview that we should look out for his character in future episodes, so it seems he may be worth keeping a watchful eye on. As she calls Davis, we hear the crackle of electricity-a telltale sign that Lodge spirits are nearby-and see the eerie figure that was lurking in the jail cell in episode 2 walking down the hall. Knox calls Colonel Davis (Ernie Hudson) to report her findings and informs Mackley with a grave look on her face that this won’t be his investigation for much longer.
#TWIN PEAKS SEASON 4 COOPER SERIES#
It’s interesting to note that until now the new series has kept the original mythology and story mostly at arm’s length, but now the two seem to be merging more explicitly. She’s stunned to discover that the prints belong to Major Garland Briggs, and that his body doesn’t seem to have aged. A US Air Force lieutenant called Knox (Adele Rene) meets with Detective Dave Mackley (Brent Briscoe) to discuss the fingerprints taken from the headless corpse found in Ruth Davenport’s home. And the connections to the original series continue in Buckhorn, South Dakota.
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