Audrey is dressed in red, hanging out in the Great Northern hotel, waiting for Agent Cooper. She admits to slipping the note under his door that said “Jack With One Eye.” Audrey says it’s a place that men go to play, and women to work. She also confirms that both Laura and Ronette worked at the perfume counter at Horne’s department store.
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The Hornes are having a quiet family dinner when Ben’s brother Jerry arrives, carrying some French baguettes with brie and butter. Ben bites into it with relish. His wife rubs her forehead with disdain. The two brothers leave the room, and Ben says there’s a new girl at One Eyed Jacks, a secret brothel and casino. Ben calls her freshly scented from the perfume counter at Horne’s, the department store he owns.
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Cooper hangs upside-down in the hotel room at the Great Northern, talking to Diane, his trusty tape recorder. He finds a damn fine cup of coffee in the hotel restaurant. Audrey Horne introduces herself, shows him her ring, and asks Cooper if his palms ever itch.
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With the recent release of a complete Twin Peaks DVD set, it’s time to revisit that out-of-touch small town coping with the unspeakable murder of Laura Palmer. We begin with the movie-esque pilot that sold ABC on this odd series.
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"Heh... yeah now that I think about it, was that theater as empty as youremember? So many plot holes - of which you list several. I think Hubbardwrote himself into a corner with the premise - the humans are enslaved by anall powerful alien race, so how exactly do you get the humans to a levelwhere they can overthrow their masters? It seems half the solution wasmaking the Psychlos complete morons... anyhow, it's definitely good forlaughs." - Jason Kaneshiro
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