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Twin Peaks
Double Play
Directed by
Uli Edel
TV-14
S2 • E14
Feb 2, 1991
47m
7.4
6.9
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Windom Earle has taken his first victim in the deadly chess game. Audrey tells Bobby they have to save Ben from his civil war fantasy. Leo awakes and attacks Shelly, but Bobby is able to fend him off.
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Cast of Double Play
Kyle MacLachlan
Dale Cooper
Michael Ontkean
Harry S. Truman
Mädchen Amick
Shelly Johnson
Lara Flynn Boyle
Donna Hayward
Kimmy Robertson
Lucy Moran
Dana Ashbrook
Bobby Briggs
Richard Beymer
Benjamin Horne
Sherilyn Fenn
Audrey Horne
Warren Frost
Will Hayward
Peggy Lipton
Norma Jennings
James Marshall
James Hurley
Everett McGill
Big Ed Hurley
Jack Nance
Pete Martell
Ray Wise
Leland Palmer
Joan Chen
Jocelyn Packard
Piper Laurie
Katherine Martell
Harry Goaz
Andy Brennan
Michael Horse
Tommy 'Hawk' Hill
Russ Tamblyn
Dr. Jacoby
Wendy Robie
Nadine Hurley
Twin Peaks - S2 • E14 Ratings & Reviews
Birth.Movies.Death.
Meredith Borders
Okay, so this plot doesn't hold up to prolonged scrutiny, but I still enjoy it. It engages Cooper, it tortures Leo, it offers us a new villain who isn't Hank or the Femme Fatale.
Film School Rejects
H. Perry Horton
Episode 21 is a return to form for Twin Peaks that sees Coop start back on the road to his black suit, expands the lore of the Lodges, and begins the Earle plotline in earnest.
New York Times
Noel Murray
The title of this episode doesn't specifically refer to Ben Horne and Leo Johnson, but it works as a way of framing the arcs of these two characters, who both go through significant transitions in this hour.
Nerdist
Eric Diaz
The James/Evelyn soap opera is beyond terrible, and just flat out embarrassing for a show which was as high quality as this one. Same goes for the stupid Little Nicky plot.
AV Club
Keith Phipps
An episode far more solidly put together than its contents deserve.
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