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Twin Peaks
Drive with a Dead Girl
Directed by
Caleb Deschanel
TV-14
S2 • E8
Nov 16, 1990
48m
8.5
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Ben receives an unwelcome surprise, Norma's mother arrives in Twin Peaks with a new husband, and Bob covers his tracks.
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Cast of Drive with a Dead Girl
Kyle MacLachlan
Dale Cooper
Michael Ontkean
Harry S. Truman
Mädchen Amick
Shelly Johnson
Dana Ashbrook
Bobby Briggs
Richard Beymer
Benjamin Horne
Lara Flynn Boyle
Donna Hayward
Sherilyn Fenn
Audrey Horne
Warren Frost
Will Hayward
Peggy Lipton
Norma Jennings
James Marshall
James Hurley
Everett McGill
Big Ed Hurley
Jack Nance
Pete Martell
Kimmy Robertson
Lucy Moran
Ray Wise
Leland Palmer
Joan Chen
Jocelyn Packard
Harry Goaz
Andy Brennan
Michael Horse
Tommy 'Hawk' Hill
Grace Zabriskie
Sarah Palmer
Al Strobel
One-Armed Man
Emily Fincher
Louise Dombrowski
Kathleen Wilhoite
Gwen Morton
Chris Mulkey
Hank Jennings
James Booth
Ernie Niles
Jane Greer
Vivian Smythe Niles
Piper Laurie
Tojamura / Catherine Martell (voice)
Frank Silva
Bob
Sheryl Lee
Maddy Ferguson
Caleb Deschanel
Director
Scott Frost
Writer
Harley Peyton
Producer
Drive with a Dead Girl Ratings & Reviews
Birth.Movies.Death.
Meredith Borders
Twin Peaks had a gem of a character in Dale Cooper -- such a gem that my love for him in a mere ten or so episodes has eclipsed the entire rest of the series -- and it squandered him.
Observer
Vinnie Mancuso
Look, it's not that I don't like Twin Peak's hocus-pocus, per se. I guess I just really want them to get somewhere with it. Or just get somewhere at all.
Film School Rejects
H. Perry Horton
Twin Peaks will never again be as focused as it is this episode and the next, and while that isn't all negative, there is a twisted sense of nostalgia at play here, as well as a definite sense of closure, or at least "closure" as Twin Peaks defines it.
New York Times
Noel Murray
Viewers get to spend a few more disquieting moments with a grinning, singing Mr. Palmer.
Nerdist
Eric Diaz
There's a lot of positives about this episode, chief among them Ray Wise in full tilt evil mode.
AV Club
Keith Phipps
An episode of simmering tension and ominous notes.
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