(New to the list but an old fan)
One thing has lways puzzled me... in "A Night In", as Spike cooks dinner
he talks about his father (saying that his fathers favorite meal is beans
"It's a meal he can enjoy twice"). The general impression given is that
his father is a slob. However, in "Love and War" the views of his Dad's
apartment show him as a very different kind of character.
Can anyone explain this.
Emily
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