Twin Peaks 2017 episode 6: People are furious Audrey Horne still hasn't appeared
The whole gang's back for David Lynch's revival series - except for one crucial fan favourite
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*WARNING: SPOILERS FOR TWIN PEAKS SEASON 3 EPISODE 6*
It's been such a delight to see the whole gang back for season 3 of Twin Peaks: Cooper, Bobby, Laura, Shelly, and James. We even met Diane.
But one fan favourite has been notably absent, and with six episodes having already passed, fans are getting restless: when will we get to see Audrey Horne?
Sherilyn Fenn has been confirmed to return and has been promoted alongside the rest of the main cast, yet she's the only major returning character not to have put in an appearance yet.
One potential issue: though the show's original finale left things deliberately ambiguous, there is a small chance that Audrey didn't actually make it out alive of the blast she was caught in at the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan.
The recently released The Secret History of Twin Peaks does state that she survived, but was taken to hospital in a critical condition, which is the very last we hear from her. Did she recover? And with much of this week's episode focused on one Richard Horne, who we witnessed brutally run over a child, there's another question at hand: is this Audrey's son?
Whatever happened to Audrey, fans want some answers. And they want them now.
Twin Peaks airs 2am on Mondays on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV with the Entertainment Pass, in a simulcast with the US. Twin Peaks airs 2am on Mondays on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV with the Entertainment Pass, in a simulcast with the US airing on Showtime. The episode will then be shown again at 9pm on the following day. You can catch up now on season one and two via Sky Box Sets and NOW TV.
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