1. Leland Palmer
   Dale Cooper
2. James Hurley
   Deputy Hawk

While it is true that Leland Palmer was possessed by Killer Bob at the time of Laura's murder, the killing is still done by his hand. Leland spent a good portion of his life possessed by Bob, which led to previous attacks against Laura when she was a child.

1. March 15
   April 2
2. February 24
   May 4

The first time we see Agent Dale Cooper is when he rides into Twin Peaks on February 24th, which he does say into his tape recorder to his secretary. He also describes the trees and weather in Twin Peaks, his car's gas level, and his plan to meet the Twin Peaks sheriff at the hospital.

1. The Black Lodge
   The Great Northern
2. The White Lodge
   The Northern Light

A good portion of the "Twin Peaks" series takes place at the Great Northern; Agent Dale Cooper stays in room 315 while he is investigating Laura's murder, Ben Horne holds a number of shady meetings there (only to be spied on by his daughter, Audrey), and it ultimately is tied up in all of the mystery surrounding Twin Peaks.

1. 15 years
   Five years
2. 25 years
   50 years

Laura, or at least a spirit figure that resembles her, tells Cooper than he will see her again in 25 years while he is trapped in the chambers of the Black Lodge. From this point in the show to the moment "The Return" aired on Showtime, it was 26 years that passed (in actual time).

1. Cheyenne
   Danielle
2. Michelle
   Diane

Agent Dale Cooper says, "I have been assigned a secretary. Her name is Diane. She seems an interesting cross between a saint and a cabaret singer." The audience knows she is important to him, but she is never seen on screen in the first two seasons.

1. April 8, 1990
   March 4, 1989
2. February 12, 1990
   August 8, 1989

"Twin Peaks" first aired its pilot on April 8, 1990, on the ABC network, immediately getting signed for a full season. By 1992, a prequel film, "Fire Walk with Me" did not see as much success, but with the show's cult following Showtime announced the limited series that aired on its network in 2017.

1. Mechanical eye patch
   Self-driving car
2. Silent drapes
   Automatic lights

For much of the series, Nadine is obsessed with the sound her drapes make when she draws them; she even gets into a fight with Ed over how their curtains are hung and how they sound. By the latest season, Nadine actually has her own drapes store, Run Silent, Run Drapes.

1. Ben Horne
   Pete Martell
2. Leland Palmer
   Dr. Will Hayward

Donna follows her mother to the Great Northern one day, where she discovers her meeting with Ben Horne. With the help of Audrey, Donna finds not only flowers that were sent to her mother by Ben, but also her birth certificate, which leads to her realization that Ben is her biological father.

1. At Norma's diner
   At a town gathering
2. In high school
   At Ed's gas station

Norma and Ed were high school sweethearts, but with any Twin Peaks story, their's is a tough one. One weekend she cheated on him with Hank Jennings (who she ended up marrying), which then lead to Ed getting married to Nadine Butler while inebriated.

1. Leland Palmer
   Dale Cooper
2. Pete Martell
   Bobby Briggs

It was Pete Martell who first discovered the body accidentally while he headed out to fish the morning of February 24th. What he first thought was simply a bunch of plastic in the distance, turned out to be Laura Palmer's body all wrapped up. He immediately called the sheriff of Twin Peaks to report the body.

1. The Black Lodge
   The Great Northern
2. The Red Room
   The White Lodge

The Man from Another Place, also known as "The Arm", lives in the Black Lodge, which is considered to be a realm of pure evil. It is said that he was created by the severed arm of Mike, another evil entity.

1. Maddy Ferguson
   Laura Palmer
2. Audrey Horne
   Donna Hayward

James and Audrey never develop feelings for each other throughout the series; they are simply classmates. He does, of course, have an intense romance with Laura, followed by Donna, which is then complicated by feelings for Laura's cousin, Maddy.

1. Norma's Diner
   Triple R
2. Twin Diner
   Double R

The Double R Diner was modeled after an actual cafe called the Mar-T Cafe, located in North Bend, Washington. Throughout the show, it is owned by Norma Jennings, and Shelly Johnson works there.

1. Tommy "Hawk" Hill
   Andy Brennan
2. Harry S. Truman
   Lucy Moran

Harry Truman's father and brother previously held the position of Twin Peaks sheriff before the incidents seen on the show. In the most recent season of "Twin Peaks," we find out that Truman had become ill and his brother returned to town to take over his duties and help him.

1. Andrew Packard
   Catherine Martell
2. Josie Packard
   Pete Martell

Andrew Packard once owned the Packard Sawmill, but after his mysterious death in a boat explosion (Thomas Eckhardt forced Josie Packard to hire Hank Jennings to rig the boat), the sawmill was immediately inherited by Josie.

1. Cherry
   Huckleberry
2. Apple
   Peach

The Double R Diner is famous for its pies in the show. Several characters are avid fans, but no one as much as Agent Dale Cooper. Critics have said that the pie is meant to symbolize the purity and peacefulness that the world should be, but viewers know that's never the case.

1. Andy Brennan
   Windom Earle
2. Hank Jennings
   Leo Johnson

In the first season, Leo discovers the affair between Shelly and Bobby, resulting in him attempting to kill her. During the second season, Leo is in a catatonic state at home where Shelly and Bobby also live. Shelly and Bobby do eventually get married and have a child, Rebecca Briggs.

1. The Bramble Boys
   The Backhouse Boys
2. The Bad Boys
   The Bookhouse Boys

Formerly known as the Citizens Brigade, the Bookhouse Boys were formed to fight the darkness that plagues Twin Peaks. A number of the members are also a part of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department; alongside their spiritual combats they also take on drug dealers and other shady characters in the show.

1. That a deal had already been made and they should leave
   That the Great Northern Hotel is not worth investing in
2. That her father is a con man
   That her friend, Laura, had been found naked and murdered

After finding out about Laura's murder at school, Audrey returns to her home at the Great Northern, where her father is conducting an important deal concerning the Ghostwood Development Project with a group of Norwegians. Audrey tells their interpreter the bad news, which scares them and the deal away.

1. Her mother
   Her cousin, Maddy Ferguson
2. Her father
   Her aunt, Beth Ferguson

Maddy Ferguson, who is a few years older than Laura, shows up in Twin Peaks for the funeral. Aside from her dark hair and glasses, she looks identical to Laura (they are played by the same actress, after all!), and almost immediately catches the attention of James Hurley. This causes a rift between Maddy, James and Donna.

1. Bobby Briggs
   Ben Horne
2. James Hurley
   Leo Johnson

At the beginning of the series, Laura seems to have the perfect relationship with the high school football captain, Bobby Briggs. But as the audience soon finds out, she had a secret affair with James Hurley for quite a while. It is later revealed that she also had a relationship with Leo Johnson and had worked as a prostitute at a brothel owned by Ben Horne.

1. There’s a man in a smiling bag.
   Without chemicals, he points.
2. In the darkness, he breathes.
   The owls are not what they seem.

"The owls are not what they seem," is one of the most famous and even debated lines from the entire "Twin Peak" series. But there is more to what the Giant says to Cooper, which does include, "Without chemicals, he points," and "There's a man in a smiling bag," all of which help him in unraveling the mystery surrounding the town.

1. Two spirits, one black and one white
   A pine tree with a sword along the middle of it
2. Two mountain tops representing good and evil
   A bush with a secret portal to the unknown

When Agent Cooper is inducted into the Bookhouse Boys as an honorary member, Sheriff Truman is the one to give him his patch. Cooper was the only non-resident member in the group.

1. Ben Rosenfield
   Billy Zane
2. Sky Ferreira
   David Duchovny

No one can forget David Duchovny's portrayal of Denise Bryson (formerly Dennis Bryson). Bryson is a former DEA agent who had investigated drug allegations against Cooper. She begins wearing feminine clothing after an undercover operation that made her realize she was a transgender woman.

1. 5,201
   510,201
2. 51,201
   521

This iconic sign has become a reality since the filming of "Twin Peaks: The Return." If you wish to take a picture with the very backdrop that can be seen in the shot where Dale Cooper first enters Twin Peaks, head to 41471 Reinig Rd. in Snoqualmie, WA.

1. Au Revoir Simone
   Lana Del Rey
2. Chromatics
   The Cactus Blossoms

"The Return" was definitely different from its preceding seasons in that it had a significant amount of live music. Other bands that saw air time alongside the ones mentioned above include Eddie Vedder, Julee Cruise, Rebekah del Rio, Hudson Mohawke, Sharon Van Etten and Nine Inch Nails.

1. Jack's Playhouse
   Jack and Jill's
2. Jack of All Trades
   One Eyed Jack's

One Eyed Jack's is the brothel and casino that Laura Palmer and Ronette Pulaski end up working at before both of their attacks. Following Laura's murder, Audrey infiltrates the brothel as a new working girl in an attempt to help Agent Cooper's investigation. After a mix-up and nearly sleeping with her father, she discovers he is the owner.

1. The Log Lady accidentally knocked it out.
   She blinded herself.
2. It was taken from her in a car accident.
   Ed Hurley accidentally shot out her left eye.

The accident in which Ed shoots out Nadine's left eye actually occurred during their honeymoon while Ed was hunting pheasant. Ed had regretted the immediate marriage to Nadine, but after shooting her eye, he felt so wrong in leaving her that he decides to stay with her.

1. Bob
   Diane
2. Judy Swain
   J.J. Horne

After years of guessing who Diane truly was or what she would look like, "The Return" finally revealed her character, played by Laura Dern. She gets involved with the FBI in the investigation of Cooper's return, and becomes a rather integral character in the show's development.

1. It is a key to the spiritual world.
   It holds all of the secrets of Twin Peaks.
2. Her husband's soul is inside of it.
   It has connections to the spiritual world.

At first, it seems like the Log Lady is a bit off, but it is revealed that the log can indeed help her communicate as a shaman with the spiritual world, describing many events in great detail. Members of the Bookhouse Boys recognize her abilities.

1. Bobby Briggs
   Wally Brando
2. Leo Johnson
   Marlon Brando

Wally Brando, played by a well-casted cameo of Michael Cera, is the son of the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department receptionist Lucy and deputy Andy. Wally was born on the same day as Marlon Brando; the outfit he is dressed in is a definite homage to the late actor's role in "The Wild One."

1. A tulpa of Agent Dale Cooper
   A distant cousin of Laura Palmer's
2. Agent Dale Cooper's actual identity
   An evil spirit that possesses people the way that Bob does

A "tulpa" is another form of a doppelganger, of which two existed in the world while Agent Dale Cooper was trapped in the Black Lodge. Both Dougie and Cooper's doppelganger wreak havoc on Cooper's loved ones over those 25 years before the real Cooper can escape.

1. Freddie Sykes
   Constance Talbot
2. Wally Brando
   Richard Horne

Freddie Sykes is a security guard at the Great Northern Hotel who is approached by the Giant and is told to go to the nearest hardware store to buy a single glove. The Giant says it will be important one day, which it does prove to be when Freddie punches Bob with his gloved hand, defeating him.

1. Clint Mansell
   Angelo Badalamenti
2. John Williams
   Hans Zimmer

Angelo Badalamenti is an American composer, known not just for his work in "Twin Peaks," but also for many other Lynch projects. He has composed scores for films like "Blue Velvet," "The Straight Story," and "Mulholland Drive."

1. Cooper was in love with somebody else.
   Audrey loses interest in Cooper.
2. The showrunners did not want the characters to end up together.
   The actor who played Cooper didn't agree with the characters getting together.

Kyle MacLachlan, who played Cooper, was the one to speak against the idea of an affair between Audrey Horne and his character. It is said that he felt that an agent like Cooper could never get involved with a minor. Let's be fair though — that would have been rather awkward to watch happen.

1. Shelly Johnson
   Teresa Banks
2. Maddy Ferguson
   Ronette Pulaski

While Leland was under the possession of Killer Bob, he committed many heinous crimes. Teresa Banks was the first of his victims in the prequel "Fire Walk With Me," followed by his daughter Laura and finally Maddy, his niece. While he was involved in the attack on Ronnette, she managed to get away.

1. Dr. Jacoby
   Dr. Hurley
2. Dr. Martell
   Dr. Jenkings

Laura saw Dr. Jacoby for therapy in private, making him her sole confidant in telling him not just about her double life, but the abuse she experienced growing up and the visions she would have, especially of Killer Bob. Tapes were made of their conversations, which help Donna and James better unfold who Laura actually was.

1. As a result of an atomic bomb experiment in 1945
   He was conjured by a gathering of witches.
2. He appeared out of a need to balance good with bad.
   A superior spirit to him placed him on earth to wreak havoc.

"Twin Peaks: The Return" explores Bob's origins, with the reveal that an orb bearing his face soon appeared after an experiment during an atomic bomb test in New Mexico in 1954. It is said that he then spent several years with Mike, then lurked around the Great Northern before he eventually possessed Leland Palmer.

1. Stanley Kubrick
   David Lynch
2. Mark Frost
   David Fincher

David Lynch co-created "Twin Peaks" with Mark Frost, but much, if not nearly all, of the vision was Lynch's. He is known for his particularly dark imagery and the accompanying ominous sound design that comes with it. He is also responsible for films such as "Mulholland Drive," "Blue Velvet," and "Eraserhead."