Twin Peaks: The Complete Series

When the body of teenager Laura Palmer is discovered, the citizens of the peaceful town of Twin Peaks are rocked -- and suspected.  FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper arrives to join Sheriff Harry S. Truman to solve the case, launching with the interrogations of grieving friends and family, each of whom seems to know only part of the story. Their investigation soon begins to unveil hidden relationships, private lives, and a few unsettling mysteries...

Season 1, Episode 2 - “Traces to Nowhere”
Original Air Date: April 12, 1990

As Agent Cooper settles into Twin Peaks, he joins Sheriff Truman, Hawk, and the rest of the department in following early leads connected to Laura Palmer’s death, and the disappearance of Ronette Pulaski. Laura’s classmates struggle to process what has happened, while certain citizens begin to come under closer scrutiny. With emotions running high and suspicion spreading through town, Cooper starts to realize that nearly everyone Laura knew may have been seeing a different side of her.

Season 1, Episode 3 - “Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer”
Original Air Date: April 19, 1990

Cooper introduces Sheriff Truman and his deputies to his unorthodox methods, hoping intuition will help unlock details that ordinary police work cannot. At the same time, Audrey Horne’s curiosity leads her to begin poking around on her own, while Donna and James grow closer as they try to make sense of Laura’s hidden life. As dreams, clues, and personal loyalties begin to overlap, the investigation takes on a stranger and more unsettling shape.

Season 1, Episode 4 - “Rest in Pain”
Original Air Date: April 26, 1990

The town gathers for Laura Palmer’s funeral, an emotional occasion that reveals just how many lives were tied to hers in complicated ways. As an emotionally raw town continues to process their grief, their continually mysterious behavior raises new questions for Agent Cooper.

Season 1, Episode 5 - “The One-Armed Man”
Original Air Date: May 3, 1990

Cooper follows an eerie trail of clues that leads him toward a mysterious one-armed man, while Sarah Palmer experiences frightening visions that suggest Laura’s death may be connected to something larger and enigmatic. Donna and James continue searching for answers on their own, while Audrey uses her charm to get closer to the adults and institutions surrounding the case. With each new encounter, the investigation grows stranger, more surreal, and more dangerous.

Season 1, Episode 6 - “Cooper’s Dreams”
Original Air Date: May 10, 1990

After Cooper has a vivid dream that suggests a new way of understanding the case, he shares its cryptic details with Sheriff Truman. Audrey pushes further into her own private investigation, while Donna and James discover a clue that points them toward one of Laura’s secret relationships.

Season 1, Episode 7 - “Realization Time”
Original Air Date: May 17, 1990

Cooper and the sheriff’s department move quickly as pieces of Laura Palmer’s life begin to align, bringing several suspects and secrets into sharper focus. Donna, James, and Laura's cousin Maddy Ferguson find themselves drawn together as they attempt to understand what Laura had been hiding, while Audrey’s curiosity places her closer to danger than she may realize.

Season 1, Episode 8 - “The Last Evening”
Original Air Date: May 23, 1990

As the first season comes to a close with a massive cliffhanger, several major storylines collide over the course of a single eventful evening. Cooper closes in on new information, tensions rise among the town’s young couples, and Audrey continues to explore a world she only partly understands.

Season 2, Episode 1 - “May the Giant Be with You”
Original Air Date: September 30, 1990

In the aftermath of the previous night’s chaos, Cooper receives a visit from an enigmatic giant who offers him three cryptic clues. Around town, Audrey’s fate remains uncertain, the Palmers continue to unravel, and the investigation shifts as new information emerges from unexpected places.

Season 2, Episode 2 - “Coma”
Original Air Date: October 6, 1990

The sheriff’s department follows up on the giant’s clues. Donna and James pursue their own suspicions, Audrey returns to a changed home life, and the people around the Palmer house struggle to move through grief that still feels raw and unresolved.

Season 2, Episode 3 - “The Man Behind Glass”
Original Air Date: October 13, 1990

New suspects, new locations, and a strange clue hidden in plain sight send Cooper and Truman in a fresh direction, while Donna and James test the boundaries of how far they are willing to go in search of answers. Audrey continues navigating the influence of her father Benjamin Horne and the world surrounding the Great Northern, and Lucy, Andy, and Deputy Dick Tremaine bring a more awkward kind of tension to the station.

Season 2, Episode 4 - “Laura’s Secret Diary”
Original Air Date: October 20, 1990

Local recluse Harold Smith becomes central to Donna and Maddy’s search for the missing diary that may explain some of Laura’s secret life. Cooper and Truman continue pursuing clues that point toward both human suspects, and something less easily defined.

Season 2, Episode 5 - “The Orchid’s Curse”
Original Air Date: October 27, 1990

Cooper’s investigation begins stretching beyond Twin Peaks as he uncovers connections that may link Laura’s death to similar crimes elsewhere. Donna and Maddy’s attempt to get close to Harold places them in delicate territory, while Audrey continues using her access and intelligence to uncover information that others miss.

Season 2, Episode 6 - “Demons”
Original Air Date: November 3, 1990

With pressure mounting from all sides, Cooper and Truman move closer to identifying the forces behind Laura Palmer’s death. Leland's increasingly erratic behavior draws uneasy attention, and Ben Horne remains entangled in business and family conflicts that ripple outward. The case grows darker as personal grief and supernatural dread begin to overlap.

Season 2, Episode 7 - “Lonely Souls”
Original Air Date: November 10, 1990

As several long-running threads finally converge, Cooper and the sheriff’s department race to act on information that could bring them face to face with Laura’s killer. Donna, James, and Maddy continue to follow Laura’s trail, while events at the Roadhouse and the Palmer home take on an almost unbearable intensity.

Season 2, Episode 8 - “Drive with a Dead Girl”
Original Air Date: November 17, 1990

The town struggles to absorb the consequences of what has been revealed, and the investigation begins shifting away from one question and toward several others. Cooper tries to steady himself after a breakthrough that has changed everything, while Donna, James, and the Palmers each respond to the truth in very different ways.

Season 2, Episode 9 - “Arbitrary Law”
Original Air Date: November 24, 1990

Cooper, Truman, and the others try to bring order to the aftermath of the case as legal questions, emotional fallout, and lingering mysteries remain unresolved. Major characters are forced to reckon with what has happened, while the town searches for a way forward after months of fear and suspicion.

Season 2, Episode 10 - “Dispute Between Brothers”
Original Air Date: December 1, 1990

With Laura Palmer’s case no longer the sole focus, attention shifts to the strange dynamics between Benjamin Horne and his brother Jerry, as well as the schemes, affairs, and ambitions unfolding across town. Cooper finds himself facing professional complications of his own, and Sheriff Truman must navigate new tensions inside and outside the department.

Season 2, Episode 11 - “Masked Ball”
Original Air Date: December 8, 1990

As new dangers begin to take shape, Cooper continues investigating suspicious activity tied to the town’s criminal undercurrents, while Audrey becomes more deeply entangled in her father’s complicated world. Shelly and Bobby’s relationship faces new pressures, and James meets an alluring woman that pulls him away from town.

Season 2, Episode 12 - “The Black Widow”
Original Air Date: January 12, 1991

The town’s romantic entanglements, family tensions, and private agendas continue to multiply. Norma and Ed remain caught between old feelings and present obligations, and Audrey struggles with the limits of what she can control inside the Horne family.

Season 2, Episode 13 - “Checkmate”
Original Air Date: January 19, 1991

A contest of wits begins to take shape as Cooper faces off against powerful figures working behind the scenes, and several residents of Twin Peaks pursue their own strategic moves. Andrew Packard’s return complicates life for Catherine Martell and Pete, while Ben Horne starts slipping further into a world of fantasy and self-reinvention.

Season 2, Episode 14 - “Double Play”
Original Air Date: January 26, 1991

As one storyline rooted in small-town intrigue and another veering into noir melodrama, the town’s overlapping schemes continue to collide as Cooper follows new leads, Audrey tries to prove herself in a world of adult secrets and business manipulations, and James, now far from home, finds himself drawn into a dangerous and emotionally complicated situation involving a mysterious older woman.

Season 2, Episode 15 - “Slaves and Masters”
Original Air Date: February 2, 1991

As Windom Earle’s presence begins to loom larger, Cooper finds himself facing a threat that is both strategic and deeply personal. Around town, Nadine’s unexpected return to high school creates complications for Ed and Norma, while James remains entangled in a dangerous situation with Evelyn Marsh.

Season 2, Episode 16 - “The Condemned Woman”
Original Air Date: February 9, 1991

Cooper and Truman continue tracking Windom Earle as new information sharpens the outline of his plans, while tension builds around Josie Packard as her position in Twin Peaks becomes increasingly complicated. Catherine, Andrew, and Ben remain locked in a shifting power struggle, and Audrey continues trying to assert herself within her family’s complicated business dealings.

Season 2, Episode 17 - “Wounds and Scars”
Original Air Date: February 16, 1991

As Cooper reflects on his past and his connection to Windom Earle, the investigation takes on a more introspective tone, blending personal history with present danger. James attempts to escape the situation he has been pulled into, while relationships across Twin Peaks strain under the weight of secrets, regret, and unresolved emotion. The episode focuses on the lasting impact of earlier events, showing how deeply they continue to shape the present.

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Season 2, Episode 18 - “On the Wings of Love”
Original Air Date: February 23, 1991

Relationships across Twin Peaks begin shifting in new and surprising directions, as characters act on long-held feelings and uncertain loyalties. Ben Horne’s increasingly strange behavior creates confusion within his family and business, while Cooper and Truman continue monitoring developments tied to Windom Earle.

Season 2, Episode 19 - “Variations on Relations”
Original Air Date: March 2, 1991

As Windom Earle’s influence spreads, connections between characters continue to rearrange themselves, often with unintended consequences. Bobby, Shelly, Audrey, Donna, and others navigate relationships that seem increasingly fragile, while Cooper works to understand the broader pattern behind recent events.

Season 2, Episode 20 - “The Path to the Black Lodge”
Original Air Date: March 9, 1991

Cooper and Major Briggs begin confronting ideas that suggest Twin Peaks is connected to something far older and more metaphysical than a conventional criminal case. As clues point toward the mysterious Black Lodge, Windom Earle becomes more active and more dangerous, and the town’s various storylines begin gravitating toward a shared and ominous center.

Season 2, Episode 21 - “Miss Twin Peaks”
Original Air Date: April 10, 1991

The town prepares for the Miss Twin Peaks pageant, bringing Audrey, Donna, Lana Milford, and many familiar faces together for a public celebration shaped by private tensions, and looming danger. Cooper and Truman remain focused on Windom Earle, while romantic complications and personal rivalries unfold behind the scenes.

Season 2, Episode 22 - “Beyond Life and Death”
Original Air Date: June 10, 1991

As Windom Earle’s plans reach their culmination, Cooper is drawn into the deepest and most mysterious elements of the world surrounding Twin Peaks. The aftermath of the pageant leaves several characters in danger, and long-running storylines converge in ways that feel both intimate and otherworldly. The season finale pushes fully into surreal, nightmarish territory, culminating with a haunting final scene.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 1
Original Air Date: May 21, 2017

Twenty-five years after the conclusion of Season Two, the world of Twin Peaks expands to a network of places, characters, and mysteries stretching far beyond the state of Washington. In New York, a young man is hired to watch a mysterious glass box, while in Buckhorn, South Dakota, a grisly murder case begins raising strange questions. Elsewhere, Agent Cooper reappears under deeply unusual circumstances, as the new series immediately establishes a broader, darker, and more fragmented canvas.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 2
Original Air Date: May 21, 2017

As a dangerous doppelgänger appears, a confused and disoriented Cooper finds himself trapped in unfamiliar territory.  Meanwhile, law enforcement officers try to make sense of bizarre evidence surrounding the murder in South Dakota, as familiar names and places return in altered form. The result is a continuation that feels both recognizably Lynchian, and startlingly new.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 3
Original Air Date: May 21, 2017

Cooper’s attempt to navigate his strange new condition leads him through some of the most abstract and visually arresting material in the entire series, as spaces, identities, and physical laws all seem to blur. Meanwhile, the doppelgänger continues moving across the country with chilling purpose, leaving violence and confusion in his wake.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 4
Original Air Date: May 28, 2017

Back in Twin Peaks, Sheriff Frank Truman, Hawk, Andy, and Lucy begin reconnecting with unresolved threads from the town’s past, while Gordon Cole (David Lynch himself!), Albert Rosenfield, and agent Tammy Preston pursue a federal investigation with possible ties to Cooper. Meanwhile, Janey-E and young Sonny Jim are introduced to a version of Cooper who is present, but not fully himself.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 5
Original Air Date: June 4, 2017

As Dougie Jones moves awkwardly through home life and office life, those around him begin reacting to his blankness in ways that are comic, tender, and increasingly consequential. In Twin Peaks, Becky Burnett and Steven bring a younger generation’s turmoil into the story, while Red, Shelly, and others suggest that the town’s troubles have hardly disappeared with time.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 6
Original Air Date: June 11, 2017

Dougie’s strange luck continues to carry him through situations he can barely understand, while Janey-E finds herself forced to fiercely protect their household. In Twin Peaks, Richard Horne’s volatility becomes impossible to ignore, and Carl Rodd reappears as a quiet witness to the town’s pain and sadness.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 7
Original Air Date: June 18, 2017

The investigation begins to gather momentum as Gordon, Albert, and Tammy work through evidence tied to Cooper’s doppelgänger, while Sheriff Truman and Hawk continue following clues buried deep in Twin Peaks history. Ben and Beverly’s emotionally charged scenes introduce yet another complicated relationship into the mix, and several mysteries begin to hint at patterns to be resolved as, piece by piece, the larger shape of the story starts coming into view.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 8
Original Air Date: June 25, 2017

One of the most audacious episodes in television history, Part 8 detours into the origins of terror, violence, and perhaps evil itself, using a dazzling blend of sound, image, and nightmare logic. The doppelgänger's fate intersects with forces that feel cosmic in scale, and the episode reaches backward into mid-century America to suggest how long these shadows have been gathering. It is both a mythic expansion of Twin Peaks, and a singular audiovisual experience we can't wait to share on the big screen.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 9
Original Air Date: July 9, 2017

Several threads are drawn closer together as Gordon, Albert, Tammy, and Diane compare notes with the Twin Peaks sheriff’s department. Long-absent names return to the conversation, old evidence takes on new significance, and Jerry Horne wanders through the woods in a state of comic disorientation.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 10
Original Air Date: July 16, 2017

As a palpable dread hangs over the town, daily life continues in Twin Peaks, with scenes involving Richard, Becky, Steven, and others revealing just how much pain the town now grapples with. Meanwhile, Dougie’s life in Las Vegas remains oddly buoyant, with Janey-E, the Mitchum Brothers, and his coworkers all responding to him in ways that are baffled, yet increasingly affectionate.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 11
Original Air Date: July 23, 2017

Dougie’s improbable path continues to create ripples through Las Vegas, especially as the Mitchum Brothers become convinced he may be more extraordinary than he appears. In Twin Peaks, Bobby Briggs steps further into the role of deputy, and a discovery in the woods suggests that the town’s past is still very much alive beneath the surface.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 12
Original Air Date: July 30, 2017

Conversations take center stage as characters revisit old wounds, hidden histories, and unresolved feelings, particularly in scenes involving Audrey and Charlie, Sarah Palmer, and the members of the Blue Rose task force.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 13
Original Air Date: August 6, 2017

As several storylines begin moving more decisively, the tension around Mr. C intensifies, while Dougie continues drifting toward moments of accidental brilliance and emotional connection. In Twin Peaks, Sarah Palmer’s growing estrangement from ordinary life becomes more disturbing, and James Hurley quietly returns to the series in a way that reconnects the present to the past.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 14
Original Air Date: August 13, 2017

Old mysteries return to the foreground as Gordon Cole recounts a dream, Hawk investigates a clue left behind by Major Briggs, and several key characters begin rediscovering the hidden history of the town. Andy is drawn into an experience that is both surreal and unexpectedly moving, while the Roadhouse continues serving as a gathering place for reflection, confusion, and sorrow.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 15
Original Air Date: August 20, 2017

Several long-simmering threads take darker and more emotional turns as Nadine, Ed, Norma, Steven, and others reach moments of painful recognition or change. Mr. C continues pursuing his goals with frightening determination, while the ominous phrase “the dreamer” begins to resonate more strongly throughout the narrative. The episode is full of endings, thresholds, and the uneasy sense that something irreversible is approaching.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 16
Original Air Date: August 27, 2017

A series of major turns reshapes the story’s direction as Janey-E, Sonny Jim, the Mitchum Brothers, and the FBI all find themselves pulled into events they could not have anticipated. Mr. C’s trajectory grows more perilous, and long-awaited movement in Cooper’s story brings a surge of emotion and momentum. After so much delay, uncertainty, and displacement, the episode feels electrifyingly alive.

Twin Peaks: The Complete Series, our presentation of all three seasons of David Lynch’s acclaimed television show, continues with episodes screening every Sunday night through September 20th, 2026.

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 17
Original Air Date: September 3, 2017

As the series heads into its endgame, Cooper, the sheriff’s department, and the Blue Rose team all converge around long-hidden truths and immediate threats. Familiar faces from across the saga reappear as the story reaches toward resolution, and the line between supernatural conflict and personal reckoning grows increasingly thin. (Can you tell we've tried to be as spoiler-free as possible with all of our episode synopses?)

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 18
Original Air Date: September 3, 2017

All good things come to an end, and the same can be said for one of the greatest television shows ever. The final chapter follows Cooper and a surprise companion into a haunting, uncertain space where identity, memory, and reality itself become unstable. Old places return in altered form, familiar questions take on new weight, and the series abandons any expectation of a tidy farewell. Rather than fully closing the book on Twin Peaks, Part 18 leaves it echoing with mystery befitting the vision and style of its celebrated director.