The third episode opens with one of my favorite moments of the show: Jerry Horne's brie and cheese baguette. Like most elements of levity on Peaks, it's ridiculous and over the top.
As we delve deeper into the case of Laura Palmer, Cooper and Sheriff Truman contemplate assorted suspects in a highly irregular problem-solving ritual. Agent Albert Rosenfield debuts in this episode to assist Cooper in the investigation, played by the late Miguel Ferrer.
We happen upon One-Eyed Jacks in episode three, and get acquainted with the sleazy underside of Ben Horne's industry.
All is dire in the Palmer household; Leland and Sarah grapple and struggle as they prepare to bury their daughter. Meanwhile, Laura's boyfriend James and best friend Donna carefully move toward a relationship.
