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Line 1: {{work}}{{Darth Wiki}} [[File:TwinPeaksBob_2473.jpg\|link=Twin Peaks\|frame\|His name stands for "[[Recursive Acronym\|Beware of BOB]]", [[Oh Crap\|by the way]].]] Line 12: ** {{spoiler\|"Bye, wife."}} * Then of course there's the huge pile of [[Mind Screw]] / [[Surreal Horror]] that essentially makes up the entire last half hour of the final episode. {{quote\| [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}IEveQxYv57g&feature{{=}}related "How's Annie?"] ('''Warning: HUGE spoilers!''')}} * Mike Gerard's possession and recounting of the 'Fire Walk With Me' poem was particularly chilling. Hats off to Al Strobel for the shift from a kindly shoe salesman to an eerie ancient spirit. * Harold Smith's {{spoiler\|[[Freak -Out]] when he finds out Donna is secretly trying to take Laura's diary from him}} is fairly disturbing, considering {{spoiler\|how he was rather friendly to her at first}}. * How about in the second-to-last episode when Windom Earle comes back to his cabin after {{spoiler\|discovering the existence of the Black Lodge}} and his face has [[Nightmare Face\|turned white and his teeth have become black]]? * Just about 90% of ''[[Fire Walk With Me]]'', but notably the [[David Bowie]] [[One-Scene Wonder\|scene]].