There are now forces out there who are wondering what's up with Cooper. Of course, the intersection of the two personalities has to come at some point. I realized that while Michael Ontkean is not in the new show, having him ill and fighting cancer is quite poignant as the other Truman needs to stay at arm's length to gain information. Hawk is the one doing the legwork, and, I suppose his being a Native American, there is a sense of inscrutability at work. Bad-Cooper has been waiting his turn. His near robotic sense of the world is piqued when he gets a visit in jail. He has knowledge and a psychotic vent to protect himself and engage in revenge against any threat. So there are some violent things ahead. Dougie (Good-Cooper) continues to piece together bits and pieces of his past. His wife is a great character although at times I wish she'd shut up. Dougie continues to function somewhat like Peter Sellers in "Being There." His haphazard being seems to bring about positive results for him. I'm still not sure what's with the homicidal midget with the knife and what this motivations are. Cooper obviously reacts with the instincts of well-trained FBI agent when he and his wife attacked. Meanwhile, Bad-Cooper is using blackmail to resurface and he has a partner (although, he may be expendable). We'll see.
