Veronica Mars: Nevermind the Buttocks

I don't see how ya'll could possibly think the bullets thing was a low blow to the viewers. If so you should watch that segment again. Veronica had no idea Keith was in the home. Vito is also right in that if Liam needed a gun someone would probably get shot (maybe the guy had ammo on him or in the house). So she called her dad and told him (paraphrasing here) that she thinks someone would get shot. His response? Where are you? When she told him he realized it was the same house he was in at that moment. So he told her to pull up so he would have an easy get away, that's when she realized he was in the house, and tried to explain about the bullets. Keith never gave her a chance to explain since he hung up when he heard someone coming into the house. If you watch it again it makes perfect sense.

As far as Jason Dohring goes, count me as someone who thinks he's pretty mediocre too. He's hardly any better than whoever plays Duncan. Both have basically one or two good expressions and that's it. Logan always has that pained stare into space look, and frankly it gets old.

I reckon Aaron Echols may not have killed lizzy, but he did want to protect those tapes. Anyway he tried to kill Veronica so why would he try to get off on this murder , he would still have attempted murder charge.

I must say I am a Logan fan also, he is great in this role. He is arrogant and to the right degree.

Darius -- I still think we were cheated with the gun/bullets thing. Veronica later told her father that she would have told him that the gun had no bullets if he hadn't hung up on her. So, would she have said she'd tell him that with any fear that the gun might still be loaded?

OK SO MAYBE I WAS WORNG!

Ok so maybe Dick isn't gay and maybe Woody isn't doing the whole Catholic Preist thing to the little boys on his baseball teams? Or maybe they are, only time will tell! But I wanted to mention that The whole thing that V Mars said about "someone getting shot" was not a low blow to the viewers. Yes we find out that she did remove the bullets a day earlier but how was she to know if he had reloaded the gun and is that a gamble she was willing to make? So it was V Mars just being more safe than sorry!

Now what is the real deal with Kendall/Priscilla? And what will all of this ahve to do with Beaver Casablancas?

Also am I the only person that totally forgot that Thumper was killed in stadium explosion? After watching the dream episode a week ago I had totally forgot that Thumper was dead (and he was really cute).
There are way to many angles for V Mars right now!

And on a final note in case you guys have not noticed, I am black. And I really feel like the show is handling some racial and class things very well!

There was the scene where one of the PCH'ers came to Weevile to get him back so he can help them, and how it gult him into it he said "People are gonna die, your people". I must say when you are a minority in America people of your same race never become "Your People" until they need something from you! In Weevil's case where were "His People" when Thumper was beating his ass and black mailing him!

in response to Khamel's comments about Jason Dohring - I felt the same way about Nick Cage...how did he EVER get on the big screen? I guess it's "the eye of the beholder" thing.

So much new stuff to digest in this episode! I have to admit the Kendall/Liam insurance-angle bombing makes somewhat more compelling sense than the Woody Goodman cover-up-pedophilia bombing. But learning that Kendall *doesn't* actually require domestic staff to make her own cereal gives an interesting new tint to her conversation with Cassidy in the elevator a few episodes back, when she claims she could turn the con on him and he laughs at her. Cassidy may be in for more trouble than he ever imagined.

As for Jason Dohring, the actor who plays Logan? Well, Khamel, you're certainly welcome to your own opinion, but there's a universe of fans who not only would not agree with you but wouldn't even begin to understand the premise for your opinion. Logan/Jason steals every scene he's in, I think, and his chemistry with Veronica/Kristin is beyond description. I watched Season 1 in about a week of DVD gorging, and went from "what an asshole" to "dear lord, I think I'm in love" between disk 1 and disk 3, with the culmination being disk 5. Logan's complexity never fails to amaze me, and Dohring's artistry in making those layers clear...it's some of the best work I've seen on TV.

But, of course, your mileage may vary.

In the earlier episode where Kendall went to see Aaron in the slammer, she discussed w/ Cassidy that the Kane house was for sale and she wanted to buy it.

Do we know whether they did buy the Kane house? It would make it easier for Kendall to plant the fake murder weapon there, and make it easier for Keith/Veronica to figure out it was Kendall who did the planting. if that's how it all went down.

Anyway, where exactly did this oscar come from? Didn't the PCHers burn down the Echols house? questions, questions, questions...

So, if Kendall marrying Casablancas was a long con, then what did she have to gain with her relationship with Logan?

Questions, questions questions :)

In response to Khamel:
I think that Jason Dohring has made Logan into an unforgettable character. He and Rob Thomas have added so many layers to Logan since the pilot it's hard to believe that back then he was just the "obligatory psychotic jackass" of Neptune high. He gets some of the best lines on the show, and he delivers them so smoothly and so full of snark I can't help but smile whenever I see him on the screen. He also can't seem to catch a break, and it's an attribute to Jason's acting that he can subtley and sometimes not so subtley portray the pain this guy has been through. Add that he has got acting chemistry with pretty much anyone you put him in a scene with and you can help but want to see more of the guy. I have never thought of Jason's acting as awkward or annoying. I mean, early in season one he was supposed to come off as an ass...but then you find out more and more about his character and you start to realize that the guy's got reasons for the way he acts. Oh, and I dont thing I've ever seen the words (VMs)Logan and Boring in the same sentence before. That's my opinion on the subject

I have a question: Am I the only one who finds it odd that Aaron Ecchols has won an Oscar? He seems to me to be a Bruce Willis/Tom Cruise type, only making big-budget action movies for profit. I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. It just seemed kind of funny to me.