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"Every day, once a day, give yourself a present," Special Agent Dale Cooper once said.
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One of the wisest philosophers in TV history is Dale Cooper: a sharp-jawed and somewhat mysterious FBI special agent with a fondness for "damn fine" coffee, a deeply cosmic interest in Tibet, and the uncanny ability to solve mysteries by throwing stones at bottles.
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A few episodes back, Betty Jo assured Lee that even if Dale and Donald Washberg were fighting about land, the fight between them wasn’t really about land — it was about Betty Jo, it was about Pearl, it was about the humiliating ways a family’s golden boy can diminish his black-sheep little brother. Even last week, when we learned that Indian Head Hills was at the center of a preposterous real-estate deal that would catapult the cash-poor Washbergs into the black, I believed Betty Jo was telling Lee the truth, as far as she knew it.