-         Bobby is reading a magazine about guns, that probably belonged to Leo.
-         The peculiar combination of colors Mr. Pinkle chose for his shoes and socks.
-         During Leland’s hearing in the Roadhouse we can see Toad eating in the background.
-         A book about orchids in a table in Harold’s place. Well, not a big surprise…

-         Mr. Racine (Leo’s lawyer) smiling to Sid.

-         The 5 million check that Tojamura gives to Ben is from the fictitious Yoshita Banking Limited company.
-         A group of hindus checking in the hotel are seen in the background when Bobby is following Hank.
-         The mess of notes and post-its that Andy has: a picture of a donut, the phone of the Tacoma Sperm Bank Andy mentions in another ep., the phone number of a beauty salon, “Bernie Lentz lives!” written in red, a post it that reads “Call Tony the Tiger” and a game of hangman where “…NTCOOPER” (Agent Cooper?) can be read, among other things, but nothing interesting.
-         We can clearly see in Andy’s batch that he’s the deputy number 6.
-         Maddy enters the Double R and doesn’t care too much about James, takes coffee and leaves. After that, someone off camera laughs and James looks at that person; it certainly looks like if the one who laughs was laughing at James…
-         It’s obvious if we pay attention that the OEJ guard that Truman knocks down doesn’t really hit the door with his head, but with his hands.
-         A sign in OEJ: “Future Tiberian Baths. Pardon our mess!”
-         A painting in the wall of OEJ with all the Tarot cards.
-         Blackie is not yet dead when Harry shoots Jean (she blinks).

-         The fake books in Harold’s library are the Enciclopedia Britannica.

Bobby is in fact reading Shooting Times.  A scoped Ruger mini 14 and some kind of 1911 are on the cover.

Does the Great Northern have an additional parking lot besides the one around the circle out front?

A really slowed down version of Dance of the Dream Man

During Leland's trial at the Roadhouse, the floor is covered wall to wall with peanut shells, except for a walkway swept down the middle leading to the judge.

I wonder if BOB knows about Harold Smith and that is the reason Harold keeps himself and the diary hidden.

Truman really likes his Black Yukon Sucker Punch

"Keep your eye on the woods"- Judge Sternwood to Cooper. I wonder if this philosophical man has ever had a Lodge enounter.

Aren't there two doorways into Ben Horne's office? Is the second one secret or just off another hotel hallway? (the one Hank comes in behind Ben's desk)

What would have happened differently if Cooper delivered the briefcase to Jean Renault in the amusement park at the merry go round by the horse with no head?

They ain't hindus. Sikhs.