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| 1. Monday, March 29, 2010 1:05 AM |
| MargaretLanternman |
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The topic says it, our dear lovable psychopath Windom Earle is truly a master of disguise and so far we have seen quite a few different sides/faces to him. 1.Trucker (meeting Shelly)
2.College colleague of Doc Hayward (meeting Donna)
3.College Professor (meeting Audrey)
4.Horse /with Leo Johnson (finding and drugging Garland Briggs)
5.Margaret Lanternman (infiltrating the Miss Twin Peaks pageant) (please feel free to list any that I may have missed) So, which is your favorite side of the demented Mr. Earle? I personally thought the horse was psychotically brilliant and hilarious as no sane human on earth would buy two guys in a horse costume as being a real horse. I also thought Windom as Margaret to be rather creepy/confusing when Bobby looked back and forth to see two of them there.
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| 2. Monday, March 29, 2010 6:18 AM |
| Audrey Horne |
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Don't forget the sort of Hungarian plaid-outfitted guest at the Great Northern. "For Miss Audrey Horne... OWLS!" I was young when these aired on ABC, but even I wasn't stupid enough to think that anyone would believe these costumes. Horrendous. I wonder how Earle traveled. What his suitcase looked like.
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| 3. Monday, March 29, 2010 10:12 AM |
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None of his costumes were nearly as bad as Catherine's Toshamura though... she was scarier than BOB when she smiled at Pete!
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| 4. Tuesday, March 30, 2010 12:14 AM |
| MargaretLanternman |
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Oh God yes, she was very frightening. What about when she dressed as him and paid Ben Horne a visit in Jail?
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| 5. Tuesday, March 30, 2010 4:36 AM |
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Wasn't he dressed as a fisherman when he spied Coop and Annie in the lake? Oh, and above all the choices I love his long underpants.
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| 6. Tuesday, March 30, 2010 8:09 PM |
| MargaretLanternman |
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^Yeah I forgot about that one, I guess because I didn't think it was as memorable as a fake horse/professor/log lady lol :P
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| 7. Monday, April 5, 2010 1:03 AM |
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trout fisherman, am I right?
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| 8. Monday, April 5, 2010 7:14 AM |
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and did earle work for Lynch/Frost productions or even ABC? How did he score those publicty shots used in countless ads and magazines of Cooper, Audrey, Shelly and Donna for his playing cards?
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| 9. Monday, April 5, 2010 4:11 PM |
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I've always been a fan of Windom Earle, but I think much of his great potential went untapped. He spends too much of his time acting like a campy supervillain than as the "Anti-Cooper" I think he was intended as. As such, my favorite of his many guises is one we hardly see: In his FBI suit-and-tie ensemble. It mirrors Cooper's own, but where Coop's is always immaculate, Earle is always slightly rumpled, which I thought was a cool way to suggest Earle's state of mind: Unhinged, but still clinging to a facade of respectability.
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| 10. Sunday, April 11, 2010 10:29 AM |
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Yes Margaret, the horse was awesome and indeed so abstract and nonsense  And what does he say to Leo? "Leo, you finally found your calling?" Aargh, again I know the episode by heart (almost ;-)) but in Polish... But I think my favourite one is the Episode 22 appearance that someone mentioned, too - his hard accent ("for miss Odrri Horrn") and his unbelievably circus-like outfit (what did he wear under his shirt?!).
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| 11. Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:40 PM |
| MargaretLanternman |
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I know right like who did he think he was fooling? He may as well have dressed up as a pink polka-dotted elephant carrying a parasol and being escorted by a company of clowns.
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| 12. Friday, April 16, 2010 12:18 AM |
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| QUOTE:and did earle work for Lynch/Frost productions or even ABC? How did he score those publicty shots used in countless ads and magazines of Cooper, Audrey, Shelly and Donna for his playing cards? |
 
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