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Bobby Briggs
Bobby Briggs is a fictional main character in the television series Twin Peaks (1990–1991; 2017) and the prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992). He was created by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, and is portrayed in all his appearances by Dana Ashbrook.
Bobby is first introduced with a typical "jocky" stereotype, being a drug dealer and always looking for schemes to get money, but he becomes a deputy in the revival series. His plotlines often revolve around him and Shelly Johnson, and his father Garland Briggs who dies between the second season and the revival series.
Bobby Briggs was Laura Palmer's boyfriend and is the first suspect after the police find her body. Laura was secretly seeing James Hurley behind his back, and when told this information, Bobby and his friend Mike Nelson plan to take down James. At the funeral for Laura Palmer, Bobby says that everyone killed her, and charges at James but is restrained by the police and Ed Hurley. In the season 1 finale, Bobby follows James and Donna Hayward to Dr. Jacoby's apartment, where Bobby puts cocaine in James' motorcycle. Bobby called the sheriff's department pretending to be Leo Johnson, telling them to look in James' motorcycle. James would be arrested but would be released upon further inspection, causing the police to realize Bobby had framed him.
Since before Laura Palmer was killed, Bobby was having a secret affair with Shelly Johnson. Shelly and Bobby both worry about Shelly's abusive husband Leo finding out, with Leo getting increasingly suspicious of them throughout the first season. Bobby and Mike both owe Leo $10,000, which Laura had kept in a safety deposit box which they could not access. When getting a football filled with cocaine, Leo tells Bobby that someone has been seeing Shelly behind his back, but does not say who.
Shelly tells Bobby that Leo has been talking to Jacques Renault, and Bobby informs her that they run a drug operation together. Shelly shows Bobby a bloody shirt she found of Leo's, and Bobby takes it and puts it in Jacques apartment to frame him. Shelly gets a gun and shoots Leo, but is worried that Leo is going to get back at her. Bobby then goes to Shelly's house the next day, finding Leo right before he gets shot by Hank Jennings. Bobby catches a glimpse of Hank right before he leaves.
Leo ties Shelly up in the mill fire during the season 1 finale but is rescued by Catherine Martell. Leo becomes paralyzed due to being shot, and Bobby and Shelly agree to live off of disability checks for the paralyzed Leo. Leo, at this time, can only mutter a few words, and says the words "new shoes." Shelly mentions Leo has a pair of boots he had gotten repaired the week before, and Bobby and Mike find a micro-cassette in the boots. The cassette contains Benjamin Horne and Leo planning to burn down the mill. Bobby used this cassette to blackmail Ben to get a job working for him.
During the middle of the second season, Bobby begins working for Ben. Bobby begins having a close relationship with Audrey Horne, distancing himself from Shelly. One night, Leo attacks Shelly, and as Bobby returns home to comfort Shelly, Leo escapes in the woods. Bobby and Shelly tell Cooper and Truman this the next day, to which Bobby finally comes clean about his and Shelly's relationship. Bobby then catches Shelly kissing Gordon Cole and tells Shelly that seeing them kiss made him realize he had been neglecting Shelly and confesses his love for her. During the last few episodes of the second season, Bobby helps Shelly prepare for her Miss Twin Peaks performance.
During the season 2 finale, Bobby and Shelly discuss at the Double R Diner getting married. They worry about where Leo is but conclude that he's probably having the time of his life in the woods. The scene cuts to Leo having his tooth tied up to a cage of spiders, a trap set up by Windom Earle.
Bobby Briggs
Bobby Briggs is a fictional main character in the television series Twin Peaks (1990–1991; 2017) and the prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992). He was created by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, and is portrayed in all his appearances by Dana Ashbrook.
Bobby is first introduced with a typical "jocky" stereotype, being a drug dealer and always looking for schemes to get money, but he becomes a deputy in the revival series. His plotlines often revolve around him and Shelly Johnson, and his father Garland Briggs who dies between the second season and the revival series.
Bobby Briggs was Laura Palmer's boyfriend and is the first suspect after the police find her body. Laura was secretly seeing James Hurley behind his back, and when told this information, Bobby and his friend Mike Nelson plan to take down James. At the funeral for Laura Palmer, Bobby says that everyone killed her, and charges at James but is restrained by the police and Ed Hurley. In the season 1 finale, Bobby follows James and Donna Hayward to Dr. Jacoby's apartment, where Bobby puts cocaine in James' motorcycle. Bobby called the sheriff's department pretending to be Leo Johnson, telling them to look in James' motorcycle. James would be arrested but would be released upon further inspection, causing the police to realize Bobby had framed him.
Since before Laura Palmer was killed, Bobby was having a secret affair with Shelly Johnson. Shelly and Bobby both worry about Shelly's abusive husband Leo finding out, with Leo getting increasingly suspicious of them throughout the first season. Bobby and Mike both owe Leo $10,000, which Laura had kept in a safety deposit box which they could not access. When getting a football filled with cocaine, Leo tells Bobby that someone has been seeing Shelly behind his back, but does not say who.
Shelly tells Bobby that Leo has been talking to Jacques Renault, and Bobby informs her that they run a drug operation together. Shelly shows Bobby a bloody shirt she found of Leo's, and Bobby takes it and puts it in Jacques apartment to frame him. Shelly gets a gun and shoots Leo, but is worried that Leo is going to get back at her. Bobby then goes to Shelly's house the next day, finding Leo right before he gets shot by Hank Jennings. Bobby catches a glimpse of Hank right before he leaves.
Leo ties Shelly up in the mill fire during the season 1 finale but is rescued by Catherine Martell. Leo becomes paralyzed due to being shot, and Bobby and Shelly agree to live off of disability checks for the paralyzed Leo. Leo, at this time, can only mutter a few words, and says the words "new shoes." Shelly mentions Leo has a pair of boots he had gotten repaired the week before, and Bobby and Mike find a micro-cassette in the boots. The cassette contains Benjamin Horne and Leo planning to burn down the mill. Bobby used this cassette to blackmail Ben to get a job working for him.
During the middle of the second season, Bobby begins working for Ben. Bobby begins having a close relationship with Audrey Horne, distancing himself from Shelly. One night, Leo attacks Shelly, and as Bobby returns home to comfort Shelly, Leo escapes in the woods. Bobby and Shelly tell Cooper and Truman this the next day, to which Bobby finally comes clean about his and Shelly's relationship. Bobby then catches Shelly kissing Gordon Cole and tells Shelly that seeing them kiss made him realize he had been neglecting Shelly and confesses his love for her. During the last few episodes of the second season, Bobby helps Shelly prepare for her Miss Twin Peaks performance.
During the season 2 finale, Bobby and Shelly discuss at the Double R Diner getting married. They worry about where Leo is but conclude that he's probably having the time of his life in the woods. The scene cuts to Leo having his tooth tied up to a cage of spiders, a trap set up by Windom Earle.