Kyle Maclachlan killed Laura Palmer

Ep3 S2 is not quite on par with the previous 2 Lynch directed episodes however it is really solid. Lesli Linka Glatter is the best non-Lynch director, there's plenty of atmosphere, the sillier subplots don't feel too intrusive, even the Donna/James/Maddy love triangle is compelling because of Sheryl Lee & LFB's performances.

I don't have a huge amount of time for Big Ed however his wtf faces are admittedly quite funny

I say this every time I watch this episode but a man feels faint, goes to the bathroom and you don't seem him again...Harry you are useless

Leland holding the Bob picture over his face 😬

Every time I think Audrey/Coop discourse can't get any stupider the fandom manages to surprise me

between the dramatic zoom in on Cooper's face when he learns that Audrey is missing and the "I find myself thinking not of clues or evidence but of the content of her smile" scene, episode 2 of season 2 must be a real bad time for Cooper/Audrey deniers.

Cooper has that thing he does in s1 where he can clock that 2 characters are in a relationship/have feelings for each other. In s2 he observes that Harry and Hank used to be friends...which could mean nothing...