- Not to be confused with "Episode 4".
"Part 4", also known as "...Brings back some memories", is the fourth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks, and the thirty-fourth episode of the franchise as a whole. It was released on the Showtime Anytime app on May 21, 2017 and aired on May 28, 2017.
Plot[]
"...brings back some memories."
At the Silver Mustang casino, Agent Cooper continues to win the jackpot at every slot machine he uses, earning him the nickname "Mr. Jackpots." He is approached by Bill and Candy Shaker, who believe he is Dougie Jones. He repeats Bill saying "home," and he is told where Dougie lives. As Cooper starts to leave, he is taken to the casino office, where he is given his winnings and a limo is called to get to Dougie's home.
Cooper directs the limo driver with the details he knows about Dougie's house that Bill Shaker gave him. He gets out of the limo and stands with the driver until Dougie's wife, Janey-E angrily approaches and slaps him as Dougie had been away for three days. She takes him inside, angry with him until she discovers his money from the casino, which she states can be used to pay off their debts.
Cole visits with Bill Kennedy as he waits to meet with Denise Bryson, who is now the FBI Chief of Staff. He informs her about the situation with Cooper being in a federal prison in South Dakota. Bryson displays doubts about Cole's decision to bring Agent Preston with him, but Cole reminds Denise of the support he has given her throughout her career. Denise voices her support and Gordon leaves.
Lucy talks on the phone with Sheriff Frank Truman about the thermostat. Truman then walks into the station, which scares Lucy, causing her to fall backward in her chair, apparently due to her not understanding cell phones. Truman gets an update from Maggie and the deputies on events that occurred while he was away fishing. He talks to Deputy Bobby Briggs about the drug overdose of Denny Craig, surmising it to be due to designer Chinese drugs, though Bobby does not believe the drugs are coming from Canada. Andy explains cell phones to Lucy and reassures her before going to see Sheriff Truman.
Truman meets with Hawk about the message from Margaret's log with Deputy Chad Broxford present. Andy and Lucy enter and defend the Log Lady from Chad's remarks until the sheriff dismisses him. Bobby comes in and sees a photo of Laura, which causes him to become emotional. Bobby notes that Cooper was the last person to see his father alive, which Truman and Hawk were unaware of, but he does not know what Cooper and his father discussed. Deputy Jesse Holcomb enters to announce the arrival of Andy and Lucy's son, Wally Brando. The Brennans excitedly leave and Holcomb says Wally intends to share his respects to the sheriff.
Wally - dressed like Marlon Brando in The Wild One - greets Frank and tells him he hopes for the recovery of Frank's brother, Harry S. Truman and gives his parents his blessing to turn his room into a study. When Lucy asks him to tell them about his travels, he goes on a speech, speaking with a Marlon Brando impression. After this, Truman awkwardly goes inside.
Cooper sits on Dougie's bed and Mike faintly appears to him to say that he was tricked and holds up a small golden orb. Mike tells him that one of them must die, then Cooper feels the need to urinate, so Janey-E takes him to the bathroom and he relieves himself. He looks at himself in the mirror and Janey-E dresses him, but leaves the tie up to him as she wakes Dougie's son, Sonny Jim, and makes breakfast. Sonny Jim gives Cooper a thumbs-up and Cooper imitates it.
With Dougie's tie over his head, Cooper goes to the breakfast table, where Sonny Jim helps him sit down and eat his pancakes. Janey-E brings him some coffee and he takes a sip. He spits it out due to the heat and grins, saying "Hi!"
Constance Talbot shows Chief Boyd and Detective Macklay the results of the male John Doe found in Ruth Davenport's apartment, but she is blocked access to the victim's identity and records, which require military authorization.
Cole arrives in South Dakota Airport with Agents Preston and Rosenfield and they are greeted by two FBI agents, one driving them to the prison where Cooper's doppelganger is being held. They are presented with the contents found in his trunk: cocaine, a machine gun, and a dog leg. They then interview Cooper's doppelganger, who claims he has been working undercover with Phillip Jeffries since his disappearance and that he was on his way to inform Cole about his activities when he had his car accident.
On the way out, Cole suggests giving Cooper his phone call and to keep him informed about it. Cole dismisses Preston so that he and Albert can speak privately. Albert admits to Cole that he authorized Jeffries to give Cooper information about their "man in Colombia" several years before, after Phillip said Cooper needed the information urgently. A week after Albert did this, the man had been killed. They then discuss the meeting with Cooper, feeling that something is wrong. They admit to each other that they do not understand the situation, classifying it as a Blue Rose. They discuss a certain person to bring to Cooper, and Albert notes that he knows where she drinks.
At the Roadhouse, Au Revoir Simone play "Lark."
Credits[]
Starring[]
In Alphabetical Order[]
- Jane Adams as Constance Talbot
- Dana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs
- Chrysta Bell as FBI Agent Tammy Preston
- Brent Briscoe as Detective Dave Macklay
- Michael Cera as Wally Brando
- Richard Chamberlain as Bill Kennedy
- David Dastmalchian as Pit Boss Warrick
- David Duchovny as Denise Bryson
- Miguel Ferrer as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield
- Robert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman
- Pierce Gagnon as Sonny Jim Jones
- Brett Gelman as Supervisor Burns
- Harry Goaz as Andy Brennan
- James Grixoni as Deputy Jesse Holcomb
- Michael Horse as Deputy Chief Tommy "Hawk" Hill
- Stephen Kearin as FBI Driver
- Dep Kirkland as Chief Mike Boyd
- Jay Larson as Limo Driver
- Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer
- David Lynch as FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole
- Karl Makinen as Inspector Randy Hollister
- James Morrison as Warden Dwight Murphy
- Sara Paxton as Candy Shaker
- John Pirruccello as Deputy Chad Broxford
- Linda Porter as Lady Slot-Addict
- Kimmy Robertson as Lucy Brennan
- Al Strobel as Phillip Gerard
- Ethan Suplee as Bill Shaker
- Sabrina S. Sutherland as Floor Attendant Jackie
- Jodee Thelen as Maggie
- Naomi Watts as Janey-E Jones
- Au Revoir Simone:
- Heather D'Angelo
- Erika Forster
- Annie Hart
Uncredited[]
- Tyler Malik as FBI Agent[1]
Production staff[]
Featured music[]
- "Take Five"
- Written by Paul Desmond
- Performed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet
- Used by Arrangement with Desmond Music Company and Derry Music Company
- All rights reserved.
- "Lark"
- Written and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart
- Published by Only Ponies, Touch Of Spring, Triple Keyboard Action (ASCAP)
- Courtesy of Our Secret Record Company
Trivia[]
- During the fingerprint matching sequence, the bottom right section of the screen is just the output of the `hexdump` program which goes on forever until 'Ctrl-C' is pressed to stop it. This is done on a Mac or Linux by entering the following in a Terminal:
hexdump -C /dev/urandom | while true; do read LINE; echo $LINE; sleep .05; done
Appearances[]
- Individuals
- Al
- Mike Boyd
- Wally Brando
- Andy Brennan
- Lucy Brennan
- Betty Briggs (Mentioned only)
- Bobby Briggs
- Garland Briggs (Mentioned only)
- Maggie Brown
- Chad Broxford
- Denise Bryson
- Burns
- William Clark (Mentioned only)
- Gordon Cole
- Dale Cooper
- Dale Cooper (doppelganger)
- Denny Craig (Mentioned only)
- Diane Evans (Mentioned only)
- FBI driver
- Tommy "Hawk" Hill
- Jesse Holcomb
- Randy Hollister
- Jackie
- Phillip Jeffries (Mentioned only)
- Dougie Jones (Mentioned only)
- Janey-E Jones
- Sonny Jim Jones
- Bill Kennedy
- Lady slot-addict
- Margaret Lanterman (Mentioned only)
- Meriwether Lewis (Mentioned only)
- Dave Macklay
- Mike
- Dwight Murphy
- Laura Palmer (Photograph only)
- Tammy Preston
- Albert Rosenfield
- Bill Shaker
- Candy Shaker
- Constance Talbot
- Frank Truman
- Harry S. Truman (Mentioned only)
- Warrick
- Locations
- Alexandria (Mentioned only)
- California (Mentioned only)
- Canada (Mentioned only)
- Colombia (Mentioned only)
- China (Mentioned only)
- Lancelot Court
- Las Vegas
- Nevada
- North America
- Philadelphia
- The Roadhouse
- Russia (Mentioned only)
- Silver Mustang Casino
- Sioux City
- South Dakota
- Stockton (Mentioned only)
- Twin Peaks
- United States
- Virginia (Mentioned only)
- Washington
- Yankton Federal Prison
- Organizations
- Au Revoir Simone
- Drug Enforcement Administration (Mentioned only)
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department
- Objects