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In the town of Bishop Flats, located in New England, friends
Kevin "Space" Lauglin and Henry "Hank"
Ungalow learn that their friend Cassidy has been dumped by Lisa
B. Lisa B. later turns up at the hardware store where Space and
Ungalow work, telling them that Cassidy has taken off for
Memphis. Now she wants him back. Cassidy's journey out into the
United States makes the guys realize that they need to get out
of Bishop Flats. Everything is always the same there, and they
need to experience life more. Space still lives with his mother
and has a girlfriend, Claire Connor, but wants more. They decide
that a search for Cassidy would be the perfect opportunity to
get out there in the world outside of Bishop Flats. So they load
up Ungalow's red 1966 Buick Wildcat, and head out on the open
road. Their final destination is California.
Episode 20 (Series Finale): "The West Texas Round-Up and
Other Assorted Misdemeanors." Space is the prime
suspect in the murder of a teen-age girl; Claire learns
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Sheriff
George Mathers. Barry plays the role of Sheriff George
Mathers in the town of Prescott Fork, Texas. A 44 year law
enforcement veteran, Mathers, generally an even tempered man, is
faced with questioning a suspect, Kevin
Lauglin, for the brutal
rape and
murder of a popular 17 year old
girl who's father was a
close friend of Mathers. While Mathers' deputies are enraged,
Mathers remains calm under pressure.
Barry lends a
touch of humanity to the role when he allows his character's
shell to crack for just a moment while recounting the life story
of the victim.
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LAUGLIN: I do
know a thing or two about jurisprudence, sir. And I don't like
the way I'm being treated. Alright, and what's more, I was not
properly given my miranda.
MATHERS:
You're not under arrest, son.
C.R.: Not yet.
MATHERS:
C.R.
MATHERS:
Betty Leuders was just 17 years old. Her father was a good
friend of mine. Worked the sugar refinery. Her mother
collapsed. She was taken to the hospital not more than an hour
ago. Betty...she used to get the lead roles in all the middle
school musicals. I remember one time she played Maria in
"The Sound of Music." Oh, she was wonderful. Then,
when she got into high school she started running with the
popular crowd and gave up the theater. My feeling is that our
musicals have suffered since then. I've been in law
enforcement for 44 years. You'd think you'd grow a shell. But
that little girl...I'll tell you mister -- Mr. Lauglin,
I'm--I'm just so sick with grief, that I can barely hold my
head up to talk to you. You understand that?
LAUGLIN: Yes, sir.
MATHERS:
So, what I want you to do is shed as much light on this as you
can. I don't believe any of us here deep in our hearts feel
that you're responsible but we do have to talk.
C.R.: There is the matter of the marijuana.
MATHERS:
Mm-hmm. There is that matter, too. Would you like a glass of
water, Mr. Lauglin?
MATHERS:
The girls left Winthrop's at approximately 5:30. They went to
a nearby store where they bought ice cream. Then they proceeded
on to Canyon Road. That's where they split up. Betty Leuders
went up to Canyon Road, through Mountain Park, across the
bridge. That's where she met her attacker. She was pushed to
the ground, raped repeatedly, for the better part of an hour,
then strangled with the thick limb of a tree, pressed to her
throat. The body was found by a couple of high school kids who
went up there to neck.
LAUGLIN: What about Siggy?
C.R.: What about Siggy?
LAUGLIN: Did you question him?
C.R.: Of course.
LAUGLIN: What did he say? Oh, Siggy fingered us, didn't he?
C.R.: That's neither here, nor there.
LAUGLIN: You get Siggy finger us and since Siggy is a local
and we're just passing through, you guys just drew your own
conclusions.
MATHERS:
Siggy...has an alibi.
MATHERS:
Go on, Mr. Lauglin.
LAUGLIN: Go on with what?
MATHERS:
Tell us what you think.
LAUGLIN: I think...I think Siggy is full of bullshit, is what
I think.
MATHERS:
Yes?
LAUGLIN: Siggy. You know Siggy did it. He did it and then he
blamed us.
MATHERS:
Why would you say a thing like that?
LAUGLIN: Have you met Siggy, officer? The burnt-faced kid?
He's probably never been with a girl, he's fucking horny, he's
crazy. He's got a thing for Betty. I could tell he definitely
had a thing for Betty.
C.R.: You know, that's funny 'cause that's his exact words
about you.
LAUGLIN: Oh, well. That is funny. That's a damn yuck fest,
officer. A laugh riot.
MATHERS:
Please continue, Mr. Lauglin.
LAUGLIN: With what?
MATHERS:
(Sigh) Very well, Mr. Lauglin. You may leave.
LAUGLIN: How's that?
MATHERS:
You may go.
C.R.: Why are you kicking him loose, George?
MATHERS:
Because we don't have any grounds to hold him. Fetch Siggy.
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- "The West
Texas Round-Up and Other Assorted Misdemeanors" (Series
Finale).
- Thursday, February
14, 2002.
- Scott Rosenberg.
- Jeff Melvoin.
- J. Geyer Kosinski.
- Josh Appelbaum.
- André Nemec.
- Paul Kurta.
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Sam Trammell as
Kevin "Space" Lauglin.
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Brad Henke as
Henry "Hank" Ungalow.
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John Asher as
"Insect" Bob.
-
Barry Corbin
guest stars as Sheriff George Mathers.
- Showtime
Networks, Inc.
- Columbia
Tristar Television Distribution.
- Industry
Entertainment.
- Nitram
Pictures.
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