Jess Zimmerman

The beautiful and maddening finale proved that David Lynch isn't interested in giving us a resolution.

'Part 16' gave fans what they've waited, uh, 15 parts for—and it was worth the wait.

Last night's episode was vintage 'Twin Peaks,' right down to its warped sense of soap opera.

"Part 14" works hard to tie together old threads, potentially threatening the fun of David Lynch's mysteries.

And somehow James Hurley is still cool on "Part 13" of 'The Return.'

"Part 12" circles around the same answers we already know, trying viewers' patience.

Last night's episode threw in fire, wood, a stolen car, mysterious deaths, and some cherry pie.

"Part 10" takes us inside multiple homes, from Dougie and Janey-E's marriage to a psychopathic grandson.

"Part 9" brings us back down to Earth by checking in on extant plots.

"Part 8" jumps through time, features Nine Inch Nails, and destroys our ideas of a typical television episode.

"Part 7" is short on answers, but we're starting to feel flickers of understanding.

The show's focus has increasingly turned to the sacrifices that women make for men.