I've realized that Audrey's distressing conclusion in Twin Peaks: The Return perfectly aligns with David Lynch's mythology.

Tonight’s episode of Twin ... Diane, the mystery of where real Diane went is still an open question. Diane (or “Diane”) seems to have only told this story because she got a text message ...

Fans were only familiar with Diane, an unseen figure with the FBI, through Agent Dale Cooper’s conversations with his tape recorder. We finally saw her in Twin Peaks: The Return where she played ...

The episode description for “Part 12” is “Let’s rock,” and as Twin Peaks fans know ... as he and Albert are continuing to track Diane’s messages to figure out exactly what’s ...

Something is definitely wrong with Diane. In fits over Bad Dale’s text message, she sends him the full coordinates to Twin Peaks. Then she heads straight to the room where Gordon Cole ...

He also records notes on the case and random observations on a tape recorder addressed to an unseen woman named Diane. Sheriff Harry S. Truman (Michael Ontkean): Twin Peaks sheriff, who quickly ...

As Dale Cooper helpfully told Diane on one of those tape recordings, he arrived in Twin Peaks at 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 24. In ...

On 8 April 1990, Twin Peaks viewers were introduced ... and his habit of recording dictaphone messages to his unseen secretary, Diane, Agent Cooper quickly became one the decade's most beloved ...

Diane, it's 10:30am, August 10, and I've just made the most incredible discovery. You remember the Laura Palmer case, dramatized in the 1990 television series Twin Peaks? Fans of the program are ...

As Dale Cooper helpfully told Diane on one of those tape recordings, he arrived in Twin Peaks at 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 24. In most ways, he never left. Nor, really, did David Lynch. And how lucky we ...