User Reviews

This was probably the slowest episode of the show so far. It was again very character heavy, but it didn't have so many great moments like the previous episode. Let me start by saying that Nadine's story stinks. It would've been so much better if she'd just died after the season one finale, because even then, she was barely an accessory to the plot. At this point, she is just completely irrelevant and I don't know why she's here, or why she has superhuman strength for whatever reason. James also stinks, and is in the process of proving himself yet again to be a trash bag. Basically, a whole lot of not that much happened this episode. We got the reveal at the end that Andrew Packard is still alive, but it's really nothing compared to the Lucy Palmer mystery. I have to say though, the Mayor was hilarious

Low 7

Things get stranger and stranger. David Duchovny (X-Files) plays a transvestite who is Cooper's potential road out of a trumped up investigation must have been quite interesting 25 years ago. Cooper seems to be on some kind of vision quest as he has been absorbed by the beauty of the Washington woods and the mystery of it. We also get see how much more is going on at the lodge and the One Eyed Jacks. Home is on the down slide as he is being pushed aside by forces he can't control. Or can he? And then there is a return from the dead. Watch it and see what I'm talking about.

The rythm get a lot slow than the previous ones and we can feel that the Laura Palmer case is definitely over. We can see the charges against Cooper are still there and he decides to not defend himself and just to assume what happened. Josie talk a lot more about her past and we discovered that she being threated a lot. We have some more funny moment and a new character who James talked with. And Josie will work with another woman. We will meet Denyse a transgenre that is pretty pleasant to know (the story about how she likes to dressed as a woman). And we know also that Eckhardt is not dead and they used him to trap Josie

I dont really like when the episode talk about legend or theories thing: it become something pretty hard to explain and give a lot of excuses to make the plot go forward: i dont mind but it become less coherent in my opinion. We can feel that something will happen in the future like the calm before the storm. But it really just talk and fear about possessions, business. Nothing really thrilling except to know what the characters will become. I enjoyed it anyway but clearly the rythm become slow and a little bit too much talk. But still enjoyable.

Having been framed for stealing cocaine from One Eyed Jacks Cooper learns that a DEA agent is going to be investigating him; he isn't too worried as the agent concerned will be Dennis Bryson an old friend of his... he has a surprise when his friend arrives though... Dennis is now Denise! Cooper also learns more about the mysterious White and Black Lodges from Deputy Hawk when discussing the disappearance of Major Briggs. Benjamin Horne meanwhile learns that Jean Renault has usurped him from his role in the drug smuggling operation which uses One Eyed Jacks... even though he officially owns the establishment. Away from the various crimes and mysteries Nadine has re-enrolled in high school and James meets a blonde woman in a bar who offers him accommodation in return for fixing her husband's vintage car.

While we don't really learn much this episode; in fact more questions are raised... especially when somebody who everybody thought was long dead reappears at the end of the episode; I look forward to learning more about the reasons for that. The highlight of this episode was definitely the appearance of David Duchovny as the transvestite DEA agent Denise Bryson; he did a fine job in the role; managing to look and act surprisingly feminine! It was good to see a positive role for a transvestite character rather than using him as a joke character or treating him like a freak.