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He says, It s happening again. Leland regards himself in the mirror. His reflection is Bob. He becomes Bob for a moment. Leland puts on rubber gloves. Maddy comes downstairs and says it smells like something is burning. She sees Sarah on the floor then Bob/Leland. Maddy screams and runs upstairs. Leland follows her and Bob drags her downstairs. Alternating as Leland and Bob, they attack her. Leland calls her Laura and embraces her. Bob kisses her. He says that Leland said she was going to Missoula, Montana. Leland smashes her face against compare airline prices australia a framed picture. The glass shatters. She falls, bleeding from numerous facial cuts, apparently lifeless. compare airline prices australia Leland uses an Exacto knife to push a letter O under the nail of her left ring finger. The giant looks at Cooper, then fades out, replaced by the singer. The old waiter goes up to Cooper and says, I m so sorry. He returns to the bar. The Log Lady stares at Cooper. Bobby stares at the waiter. Donna starts to cry. James comforts her. Notes: Timeline: Thursday, March 9th Original Air Date: November 10, 1990 Official Episode Number: #2007 Nielson Rating: 10.4/20 Directed By: David Lynch Written By: Mark Frost Cast: Kyle MacLachlan compare airline prices australia ... Special Agent Dale Cooper Michael Ontkean ... Sheriff Harry S. Truman Mädchen Amick ... Shelly Johnson (as Madchen Amick) Dana Ashbrook ... Bobby Briggs Richard Beymer ... Benjamin Horne Lara Flynn Boyle ... Donna Hayward Sherilyn Fenn ... Audrey Horne Warren Frost ... Dr. Will Hayward Peggy Lipton ... Norma Jennings James Marshall ... James Hurley Everett McGill ... Big Ed Hurley Jack Nance ... Pete Martell Kimmy Robertson ... Lucy Moran Ray Wise ... Leland Palmer Eric DaRe ... Leo Johnson Harry Goaz ... Deputy Andy Brennan compare airline prices australia Michael Horse ... Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill Sheryl Lee ... Madeleine 'Maddy' Ferguson Grace Zabriskie ... Sarah Palmer Wendy Robie ... Nadine Hurley Al Strobel ... Phillip Michael compare airline prices australia Gerard David Lynch ... FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon compare airline prices australia Cole Piper Laurie ... Mr. Tojamura compare airline prices australia (as Fumio Yamaguchi) Gary Hershberger ... Mike Nelson Catherine E. Coulson ... The Log Lady Julee Cruise ... Roadhouse Singer Carel Struycken ... The Giant Hank Worden ... The Elderly and Senile Room Service Waiter Dave Bean ... Sheriff's Deputy (uncredited) Frank Silva ... Bob (uncredited) Our Rating: Thoughts:
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Watching this on DVD, I noticed repeated image of an elk (Ben s office, Roadhouse, Harold s house). Then BAM, BOB slams Maddie s face into a picture of an elk. (In general, the presence of animals is much stronger for me in this watch-thru.)
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