The Robert Denby Cup

Ladies and gentlemen, we know that Robert Denby is the king of elusiveness. But who are some other elusive villains? A select group may approach Denby level, but none have that deutrium-strength quality of not being able to be located accurately like our man Bob.

Candidates For Elusiveness

* Dr Hale. He followed Sam at low level in a loud helicopter, when he was supposed to be inside the truck, yet Sam didn't twig for ages. Sam took longer than a normal human would take to realise. Is the puzzlingly lengthy period of perceived goodness on Dr Hale's part because Sam was a total dope? Or was it because...Dr Hale was almost as elusive as Robert Denby?!

* The original Leonard Driscoll. Very elusive....only seen in the pilot, then he was played by the guy from Devil Doll. Recasting? Or elusivity?

NOTE - As Leonard is a hero, not a villain, he doesn't count.

* Carl, the brake sabotager. His supreme powers of swiftness enabled him to be in place to sabotage Sanm's truck in an amazingly short length of time. Had Leonard seen how fast Carl came and went from the story, he would most certainly have commented that the wrench-bearing fake gas attendant was quite close to being as elusive as Robert Denby is.

* The well-dressed guy who's in league with Denby. In order for this fella to avoid Driscoll's dragnet, despite his clear affiliation with Bob, for as long as he has means that Denby's pal apprached his own level of being hard to track.
A man that can cross his fingers as well as that MUST be elusive.

* The bar hicks. A massive fight goes down in the bar, yet no police arrive. No-one calls the cops, in fact. A possible reason is that no-one thought it would be worth the bother to summon police help, as the two hicks who start the ruckus are too notoriously elsuive to be captured.

* Cupcake. This woman embodies elusiveness. Need I say more.