Ep 2. Coma

Cooper continues to investigate the mysteries surrounding the murder of Laura Palmer. Meanwhile, the town of Twin Peaks is shaken by the news of a shooting at the Double R diner. Shelley, who works at the diner, is left in a coma after being hit by a bullet.

As the investigation into the shooting begins, it becomes clear that Shelley's husband Leo is the prime suspect. However, when Cooper and Sheriff Truman question Leo, they find that he has a solid alibi for the time of the shooting. With no other leads, Cooper and Truman begin to suspect that the shooting may be connected to Laura Palmer's murder.

Meanwhile, Nadine, who is struggling with her own issues, tries to commit suicide. Her husband Ed manages to save her, but the incident leaves him shaken. He seeks solace from Norma, his former flame, and the two find themselves drawn to each other once again.

At the Great Northern Hotel, Ben Horne continues to spiral out of control. He is haunted by visions of a strange man in a suit and a white horse. Unsure of what is real and what is not, Ben becomes more and more erratic.

Throughout the episode, the quirky residents of Twin Peaks continue to go about their daily lives. We see glimpses of their hopes, fears, and relationships, as well as their gradual realization that something is not right in their town.

As the episode comes to a close, Cooper and Truman receive a mysterious package containing the missing pages from Laura Palmer's diary. The pages reveal a shocking secret that leads them closer to uncovering the truth behind her murder.

Overall, "Coma" is an engaging and suspenseful episode that deepens the mystery of Twin Peaks while also exploring the lives of its quirky residents. With its blend of drama, humor, and surrealism, it is a perfect example of the show's unique style and storytelling.