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So why the change in Cooper when he goes to Judy's Diner?

My theory is that Cooper and his doppelganger were always supposed to merge rather than one annihilate the other but one of them had to die to spiritually enter the other's body. The lovely Philip Jefferies had a genius plan for making this happen. After his attempts to kill Bad Coop had failed he gave him the coordinates to a rock which would turn him into electricity and get Good Cooper to stick his fork in the plug socket around the same time to absorb him. This is a lot less messy than trying to put a ring on a doppelganger surrounded by woodsmen.

People seem to have decided that not all of Cooper came out of the plug socket so

that Chuck is just Richard Horne's nickname?

When Audrey tells Charlie that it was Chuck who told her that Tina was the last person to see Billy he immediately thinks there is something more to the story as if Chuck is a liar but for some reason Audrey doesn't see it, which is how people often are with their relatives. Then when Charlie calls Tina she probably let's him know Richard has killed a kid and she has found Billy beaten up, maybe dead, which is why he pauses before passing the news on.

Quick question.

I've just started working back in central London after 5 years and am going in on the central line everyday. Obviously it is super hot, humid and grubby with the added bonus of random torrential rain when outside. Does anyone know which shoes would be decent in these conditions, light, breathable but can still look good after a bit of trampling?

I have seen theory that at the beginning of episode 7 Jerry has actually stumpled into the red room and that's why he is confused and it's not that he is high.

I think maybe proof of this might be that Jerry's and Ben's conversation probably makes more sense from Jerry's POV backwards.

So it is

Ben:Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, What's going on? Jerry: Someone Stole my car. Ben: What? Jerry: Didn't I tell ya? Ben: Jerry, What's going on? Someone Stole your car? Jerry: You say the same thing. Ben: What?....Jerry Jerry: I think I'm high! Ben: Oh, good lord Jerry… Jerry: I don't know where I am!

And in Jerry's backwards state

Jerry: I don't know where I am! Ben: Oh, good lord

So Joe McCluskey has to be another code name like Mr Strawberry, right?

We won't see a character named that. It must be a reference to the athlete.

Rewatching the episodes and I noticed the two weird cousins at Beulah's place are pretty similar looking to the man from another place and giant. Then in the glass box room there is a very tall lamp on one side then on the other there is a small lamp with a tree next to it. Then we get to the murder scene and there is a huge woman with a tiny dog, the dog is called Armstrong. And so on. Probably just pointers to multiple places where the distance between worlds is thin, not just Twin Peaks, so when we get to Rancho Rosa we see it's another one of those places