In Twin Peaks Part 3 on Showtime, the American Girl (played by Phoebe Augustine, who also played Ronette Pulaski) is seen checking her wristwatch. I am fascinated by timepieces (I’m currently sporting a Hamilton watch that is a replica of one worn by Matthew McConaughey’s character Cooper in Christopher Nolan’s Insterstellar). So I was determined…
In a recent Vacant Peaks article, I explored The Red Room from Season 2 and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. While the series only visited this location a handful of times in seasons 1 and 2, things were much different in season 3 on Showtime. In addition to being featured in the opening credits for each…
“This is the waiting room.” – Little Man From Another Place One of the most iconic sets from Twin Peaks gets the Vacant Peaks treatment in this article. The Red Room made it’s first appearance in the International Version of the Pilot Episode. During the U.S. broadcast, viewers first discovered this visual wonderland in Episode 1002….
After an intimate night with Diane/Linda at a nondescript hotel in Twin Peaks Part 18 on Showtime, Richard/Cooper drives to Odessa, Texas in search of a waitress. He spots a coffee shop with an interesting name – Eat at Judy’s – and stops to investigate. In reality, this scene was shot at a restaurant in…
Following a long drive through the desert at night, Richard/Cooper and Carrie Page stop for gas in Twin Peaks Part 18 on Showtime. This location was pretty easy to identify as so many details were available in the shot, including the gas station’s name. I first identified this location via Twitter on September 4, 2017 shortly…
In Twin Peaks Part 18 on Showtime, there is a brief establishing shot of the city limit sign for Odessa, Texas. This is shown just after Richard/Cooper leaves the hotel where he and Linda/Diane stayed. This location is actually in Texas and thanks to Google Maps, I have some details from the area.
Ten months ago today, I published my first article on TwinPeaksBlog.com. While I had been considering starting a blog about my favorite television show for several months, I had several concerns. Would I have enough stories to share? Would fellow Twin Peaks fans enjoy my trips down rabbit holes, capturing the details of the most inconsequential…
I recently shared how the aerial footage of the FBI jet in flight from Twin Peaks Parts 7 and 9 was taken from promotional footage provided by Gulfstream Aerospace. The interiors for this location were shot using a set provided by Air Hollywood located in Pacoima, California. Here’s how I discovered this location.
In Twin Peaks Parts 7 and 9, aerial footage of a Gulfstream G450 jet in flight is shown. This jet is carrying FBI Agents Gordon Cole, Albert Rosenfield and Tammy Preston along with Diane Evans. As it turns out, this footage is actually part of a promotional video originally from Gulfstream Aerospace.
The exploration of the film locations used for the hotel in Buckhorn, South Dakota continues with a look at the FBI Room. Seen in Parts 14, 16, and 17, this location was shot in the same building in Los Angeles as the Blue Rose Task Force meeting scene in Part 12.