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<blockquote data-quote="Soaplover" data-source="post: 404290" data-attributes="member: 336">To me, the second season is basically divided into three mini arcs within the 22 episodes.Episodes 1 through 9 of the season involved the reveal of Laura&#039;s killer and the killer being punished so to speak.. while there were hints of Windom Earle introduced.. plus the return of Catherine after being persumed dead for several episodes.Episode 10 through 16 is a bunch of different islands with little to no overlap.&nbsp; You had the conclusion of the Josie Packard angle while Windom Earle makes his presence known more and more.Episode 17 through 22 is a reset with the Windom Earle threat reuniting a lot of the town with the Miss Twin Peaks contest being the center of it.Based on behind the scenes pressure, Laura&#039;s murder was resolved earlier then they intended, or wanted to... so there was a handful of episodes where the show was trying to figure out where to go next.I do think the show finished strong with an interesting set of cliffhangers... and had the show come back for a third season during the 1991 to 1992 season.. they could have maybe been a mid-season show of 13 episodes exploring Cooper&#039;s potential for causing trouble for residents of Twin Peaks, Audrey recovering post explosion, Catherine at a low point after both her husband and brother in the explosion, and also developing Annie&#039;s character further beyond just a last minute replacement for Audrey in Cooper&#039;s story.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soaplover, post: 404290, member: 336"] To me, the second season is basically divided into three mini arcs within the 22 episodes. Episodes 1 through 9 of the season involved the reveal of Laura's killer and the killer being punished so to speak.. while there were hints of Windom Earle introduced.. plus the return of Catherine after being persumed dead for several episodes. Episode 10 through 16 is a bunch of different islands with little to no overlap. You had the conclusion of the Josie Packard angle while Windom Earle makes his presence known more and more. Episode 17 through 22 is a reset with the Windom Earle threat reuniting a lot of the town with the Miss Twin Peaks contest being the center of it. Based on behind the scenes pressure, Laura's murder was resolved earlier then they intended, or wanted to... so there was a handful of episodes where the show was trying to figure out where to go next. I do think the show finished strong with an interesting set of cliffhangers... and had the show come back for a third season during the 1991 to 1992 season.. they could have maybe been a mid-season show of 13 episodes exploring Cooper's potential for causing trouble for residents of Twin Peaks, Audrey recovering post explosion, Catherine at a low point after both her husband and brother in the explosion, and also developing Annie's character further beyond just a last minute replacement for Audrey in Cooper's story. [/QUOTE]

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