Matthew Neale (mattn@psy.uq.edu.au)
Mon, 6 Oct 1997 07:35:44 +1000 (EST)
On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Kate Bellgard wrote:
> Just a thought and not (repeat not) a criticism.
> In the first three episodes when Moffat was still getting to grips with
> the characters.. perhaps before their previous histories together had been
> established, there seemed to be an implication that Kenny may have had
> something approaching a crush on Lynda. I think its comes through most
> clearly in "Casing the Joint" where Kenny defends Lynda when Spike says
> she's a lousy editor and Spike responds with a "Have you told her how you
> feel..." and later Spike asks Lynda out (nothing unusual there I guess) to
> show poor ole Kenny that it not that hard.
Never thought of it like that before! I think it's more likely, however,
that as Spike doesn't know Kenny and Lynda that well by this stage, he
probably thinks that Kenny is keen on Lynda, and also thinks he can use
this to do some subtle ragging of Kenny. It's entierly possible that he
sees Kenny as some kind of rival at this point.
There's always another layer to the onion...
Matt Neale.
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