Part 7 - There's a Body All Right

Episode 5 of the The Bicks Pod podcast, hosted by thebickspod, titled "Part 7 - There's a Body All Right" was published on June 20, 2017 and runs 110 minutes.

June 20, 2017 ·110m · The Bicks Pod

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Summary

**Deals with sensitive subject matter. Listener discretion advised** The Bicks dive right into Part 7 of The Return with a long, hard look at doppelgangers, Diane, Dougie, diners, and dozens of plotlines that all of a sudden seem ready to converge. What's gonna give first: will Dougie-Coop make it onto the national news and spark the interest of someone in Twin Peaks? Will Ben tell someone about the key to room 315 that suddenly showed up at the Great Northern? Will Hawk talk to Audrey or, maybe, Annie? Notes: Forgive us our tiredness: Aidan recently had his wisdom teeth out and misspoke a few times, calling Albert "Gordon" and Andy "Harry"...he apologizes profusely for the mistake, and blames the painkillers. Reddit thread about the diner scene The Value of Cooper's Straight Talk In Twin Peaks Vanity Fair: The Hidden Implications of Diane's Emotional Confrontation Another song playing beneath "Sleepwalk" in the end credits?

Episode Description

**Deals with sensitive subject matter. Listener discretion advised**

The Bicks dive right into Part 7 of The Return with a long, hard look at doppelgangers, Diane, Dougie, diners, and dozens of plotlines that all of a sudden seem ready to converge. What's gonna give first: will Dougie-Coop make it onto the national news and spark the interest of someone in Twin Peaks? Will Ben tell someone about the key to room 315 that suddenly showed up at the Great Northern? Will Hawk talk to Audrey or, maybe, Annie?

Notes:

Forgive us our tiredness: Aidan recently had his wisdom teeth out and misspoke a few times, calling Albert "Gordon" and Andy "Harry"...he apologizes profusely for the mistake, and blames the painkillers.
Reddit thread about the diner scene
The Value of Cooper's Straight Talk In Twin Peaks
Vanity Fair: The Hidden Implications of Diane's Emotional Confrontation
Another song playing beneath "Sleepwalk" in the end credits?