Subject: What do you get when you cross a Swede with a Norwegian? From: kademan@stat.wisc.edu (Ed Kademan) Date: 1990-05-04, 10:46 Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks What could Benjamin Horne be up to? In his talk with Leo (5/3 episode) he seemed to imply that he was involved in more than just drug trafficking and burning down saw mills. I'd be willing to bet that he was trying to sell the Norwegians (and now the Icelanders) more than just real estate. And did he mention Hank (Norma's soon to be paroled husband) as being involved in his deals? What we've seen of Josie in this episode looks sinister but maybe she's just trying to defend herself or at least find out what Catherine and Ben are doing. (She's convinced they might try to kill her.) Hank might have offered her his services as a spy. The scene where Truman, Cooper, and the deputies go down in the basement for target practice and Cooper tries to cheer up Andy was wonderfully funny, and even touching. "Chin up Andy, chin up." It makes you painfully aware of how rare it is to find characters on TV that inspire any real affection or sympathy, and it raises the show above the level of a simple clockwork/intellectual-puzzle/murder-mystery. What a spectacularly good series. I haven't had this much fun watching TV since I was a little kid. -- internet: kademan@stat.wisc.edu uucp: ...!{allegra,harvard,rutgers,ames, ucbvax}!uwvax!stat.wisc.edu!kademan