maddie
catherine
josie
shelly
windom
Donna Hayward
Dr. Jacobi
Catherine Martell
Audrey Horne
Laura Palmer
That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!
1. KILLER BOB
2. The man from another place
3. MIKE - the one armed man
4. Windom Earle
5. Leland Palmer (with white hair)
My ratings are based on the characters and how well they are played by the actors.
1. BOB / Frank Silva
2. Leland Palmer / Ray Wise
3. Benjamin Horne / Richard Beymer
4. Major Garland Briggs / Don S. Davis
5. Windom Earle / Kenneth Welsh
That being said, I like most of the characters and it's really difficult writing a list like this.
Gettysburg, day one. The South is winning.
1. Albert
2. Bob
3. Sheriff Truman
4. Audrey
5. Shelley
1. Ben
2. BOB3. Albert
4. Audrey5. Jacobi
As time passes, I'm realising more and more that Ben Horne is the driving force behind so much of the show, in both seasons. Here's to Ben!
Has he taken his eyes off it yet?
1/ BOB
2/ Andy (what a plonker lol)
3/ Leo
4/ Bobby
5/ Truman
Hard!
Pete Martell
Catherine Martell
Albert Rosenfeld
Nadine Hurley
Leland Palmer
Special mention to Diane who was obviously the mastermind behind it all along!
The sound wind makes through the pines. The sentience of animals. What we fear and what lies beyond the darkness.
1. Windom Earl
2. MFAP
3. Senor droolcup
4. BOB
5. Annie Blackburn
Maybe she'll grow wings and join the circus.
1) Ben Horne
2) Leland Palmer
3) Pete Martell
4) Audrey Horne
5) Harry Truman
Honorable mention: Sarah Palmer, Shelly Johnson, Albert Rosenfield, Josie Packard, Catherine Martell
Pete
Ben
Audrey
Lucy
Maj Briggs
"The only thing that Columbus discovered was that he was lost"
5) James Hurley
4) Ernie Niles
3) Toad
2) Evelyn Marsh's Brother/lover
1) Evelyn Marsh
If we nail this bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a pack of cards...Checkmate! - Zap Brannigan
I don't believe you.5) James Hurley
4) Ernie Niles
3) Toad
2) Evelyn Marsh's Brother/lover
1) Evelyn Marsh
The sound wind makes through the pines. The sentience of animals. What we fear and what lies beyond the darkness.
Those guys sitting at the bar in the Diane Keaton episode.
excluding both Coop and Laura,
1. Catherine Martell
2. Norma Jennings
3. Pete Martell
4. Big Ed Hurley
4. Major Briggs
Say NO to Ghostwood
I don't believe you.5) James Hurley
4) Ernie Niles
3) Toad
2) Evelyn Marsh's Brother/lover
1) Evelyn Marsh
Congratulations.
If we nail this bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a pack of cards...Checkmate! - Zap Brannigan
Audrey -without question, esp within the first half of the show
Catherine -Piper Laurie was always brilliant
Ben -for some reason, I feel he's always been extremely under appreciated
Pete -can't go wrong with a Pete scene
Leland
*Cooper's there for me too until the Audrey plot was dropped and then I couldn't stand him until the final ep.
1) Ben Horne
2) Albert Rosenfield
3) Man From Another Place
4) Gordon Cole
5) Leland Palmer
Honorable mentions to Andy, Audrey, Bobby Briggs and Pete Martel
"Ive got good news....that gum you like is going to come back in style!"
"I'm a WHOLE DAMN TOWN!"
Outlaw,
Whatever your smoking, order me up one as well.
"The only thing that Columbus discovered was that he was lost"
1. Laura
2. Maddy
3. Audrey
4. Ben
5. Shelly
oh this is such a tough one!
1. Gordon Cole
2. Garland Briggs
3. Harry Truman
4. Pete Martell
5. Bobby Briggs
1. Gordon Cole
2. Laura
3. Major Briggs
4. Albert
5. Audrey
"Diane, I'm holding in my hand a small box of chocolate bunnies."
No particular order:
Laura
Maddy
Leland
Pete
Log Lady
Except for Evelyn, I can't really think of any characters I DON'T like, though some I am more or less indifferent to.
The question is, Where have you gone?
1. Windom Earle
2. Albert Rosenfield
3. Gordon Cole
4. Leland Palmer
5. Pete Martell
1) Ben Horne. I don't think he gets the respect he deserves in the Twin Peaks fan community. He was a great villain, and if the writers had played their cards right, I think he could have become the series new arch-villain after Bob's departure at the end of Episode 16. Instead we got the ridiculous Civil War storyline, which really was a great big slap in the face to the excellent writing that went into creating the character, and the equally good performance of Richard Beymer to bring him to life.
2) Leland Palmer. Conflicted characters are often the best ones. Like with Ben Horne, the combined writing and performance of Ray Wise made a guy who may or may not have wanted to bang his own daughter a three dimensional, sympathetic human being. He goes through such a range of personalities and emotions over such a short period of time, that if Bob hadn't have killed him, I think his head just might have blown up.
3) Killer Bob. It isn't often that someone has the guts to make their villain a kiddy-fucking redneck/hippie demon from Hell, and when they do, it often turns out ridiculous. Chalk one up for Lynch and his crazy uber-villain, and one for the dearly departed Frank Silva.
4) Audrey Horne. She had so much *really* going on that we didn't get to see because the writers decided to screw her over just like they did her dad. But, like Leland, we got to see what kind of conflict was going on in Audrey's mind, between average 17 year old girl just wanting to be loved and nutso schizo chick.
5) Jerry Horne. I really wish we'd have gotten to see more of his French Hillbilly Pimpishness. A great Number 2 to Ben, with all the charisma and hyperactive charm of an ADD elf. Like many others on the show, the real potential here was never realized. His scene with Ben in the jail cell at the beginning of Episode 16 is one of my favorites on the show, and IMO, one of the series' finest moments.