Subject: Re: Uncle Leland
From: msmiller@gonzoville.Eng.Sun.COM (Mark Miller)
Date: 1990-11-19, 13:42
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks
Reply-to: msmiller@world.std.com (Mark Miller)

In article <1990Nov19.031416.22952@world.std.com>, unicorn@world.std.com (Arthur P Hamlin) writes:
|> The incident between Leland and Coop and the Golf bag does seem to indicate 
|> that Leland 'secretly' wanted to be caught.  But let us take a slightly
|> broader view of the scene, and Lelands actions.
|> 
|> The whole reason Leland was stopped was because he was weaving all over the
|> road. Beyond conspicuous, just begging to be noticed, stopped, pulled over
|> by the police. Why?

I think in this latest episode we see that Leland not only knows he's
got the BOB in him, but that BOB is taking progressively more control.
That scene in the Great Northern when Cooper almost catches him
laughing showed how close Leland and BOB really have become. As for
the outlandish behaviour, I think BOB is just enjoying the trip. When
you consider all the evidence against Leland, and all they've pinned 
on him is killing Renault, no wonder BOB is riding high. He's seeing
just how far he can push the act - he's killed 3 women and nobody
suspects Leland.

Also, the scene on the road, it sure looked like BOBland had an
interesting grip on that golf club. Cooper was about 5 seconds 
away from having his bean knocked off. Which raises the possibility
of BOBland being the one who tried to shoot Cooper.

I wonder if they'll call in Albert for Maddie's autopsy.

Lucy's sister/cousin/whatever was a nice comedic touch.

What is this fetish with balls and rings? The preview of next week
showed Cooper's ring and the rings on the phonograph record. And last
week it was Navy personel bouncing tennis balls at the lodge and
this week BOBland was driving golf balls in the living room. How
does this relate to doughnuts?

We haven't seen the Major in a few weeks now. Wonder what's been
happening up at his base?
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