Veronica Mars -- "Driver Ed" -- 10/05/05
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Really liked that episode. I thought it moved things along very well, and when Veronica is in good form, I am in good form. I was all blown away by the ending too. Staying spoiler free for this show is SUCH hard work. I know it is worth it but *twitch*
Seriously, why do birds suddenly appear every time you are near....
Seriously, why do birds suddenly appear every time you are near....
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
The Angels played the Yankees. I think that nationally the game was carried on ESPN. But GizmoDVD is in CA, and the game would also be shown locally on a broadcast station. I'm guessing the same station that shows VM.
Thanks for the clarification.
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Originally Posted by Jcheckel
She was with him at a banquet at the Neptune Grand, which happens to be the hotel Duncan was staying at, and also the # Veronica called information for. So, she snuck up there to meet with Logan.
Actually, wait a sec. I thought Veronica was taking off in the morning, but maybe I was wrong about that...
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Veronica was leaving early --like before a curfew would kick in, because she said if she didn't get home her dad would be missing her
As mature as Veronica is, this ain't the O.C., and I don't think Keith Mars is okay with his teenage daughter staying out all night with her boytoy
As mature as Veronica is, this ain't the O.C., and I don't think Keith Mars is okay with his teenage daughter staying out all night with her boytoy
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
Veronica was leaving early --like before a curfew would kick in, because she said if she didn't get home her dad would be missing her
As mature as Veronica is, this ain't the O.C., and I don't think Keith Mars is okay with his teenage daughter staying out all night with her boytoy
As mature as Veronica is, this ain't the O.C., and I don't think Keith Mars is okay with his teenage daughter staying out all night with her boytoy
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It probably didn't hurt my confusion that Duncan seemed to be asleep.
I expect Cordelia would leave me in a coma.
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
After riding the wildcat that I imagine Veronica to be (frequently imagine) I would probably be dead from a heart attack, so I can forgive Duncan for taking a little nappy-poo.
I expect Cordelia would leave me in a coma.
I expect Cordelia would leave me in a coma.
Good point about CC, though. I'd have to go through six months of high intensity cardio training before I'd trust my ticker to handle that lassy.
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From zap2it.com:
"Lost" drew the night's biggest audience at 9 p.m., coming in at 13.2/20. CBS jumped up to second with "Criminal Minds," 7.7/12. "Nanny 911," 4.8/7, finished third for FOX, narrowly beating "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart" on NBC. The debut of "Related" posted a 2.3/3 for The WB, topping UPN's "Veronica Mars" by a couple of tenths.
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Originally Posted by Charlie Goose
I'll take Kristen Bell over any of those interchangeable barbie dolls without a second thought.
I don't understand how anyone would consider this a filler epidose, it furthered a lot of storylines, and opened a few. I swear, I'm in such a good mood after I watch this show.
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Originally Posted by Doc MacGyver
Any chance you guys could convince me, or at least give me a gist of what I'd be getting into?
that helps the over all "who done it" story line that is running the whole time in season one... Plus season one also wraps up all nice and neat at the end.. So no worries of hitting that last ep and still having no idea WTF is going on. It's pretty much one lone self contained story..
I only started watching it last year after so many here were going on and on about it... It hooked me in really quick being it's a really well written show..
as for the last ep.. Pretty good over all.. I think with how last year's season ended with large leaps forward in the main story line many of ya forgot that a lot of eps were "little problem" and then solved at the end..
Originally Posted by Charlie Goose
What the deuce is Related, and how in the blue hell did it beat my Veronica?
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I thought it was a good episode.
I'm not a fan of the baseball players daughter so far, but I felt the same way about Logan and they managed to redeem him until this season.
Mr. Casablancas does seem to have a bit of psycho in him.
I'm not a fan of the baseball players daughter so far, but I felt the same way about Logan and they managed to redeem him until this season.
Mr. Casablancas does seem to have a bit of psycho in him.
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Originally Posted by DeadLamb
it's sort of like a really hip nancy drew show. Just a teen age private eye sort of thing, most of the side story lines deal with highschool sort of problems. Like who fixed a school election or who someone with a bad boyfriend etc etc.. Not so much a focus on say solving the local bank robbery or those sort of large city wide problems. That sort of focus really lets the show bump into the same characters over and over so you get to know them a little more..
that helps the over all "who done it" story line that is running the whole time in season one... Plus season one also wraps up all nice and neat at the end.. So no worries of hitting that last ep and still having no idea WTF is going on. It's pretty much one lone self contained story..
I only started watching it last year after so many here were going on and on about it... It hooked me in really quick being it's a really well written show..
as for the last ep.. Pretty good over all.. I think with how last year's season ended with large leaps forward in the main story line many of ya forgot that a lot of eps were "little problem" and then solved at the end..
ah the power of promo ads I guess..
that helps the over all "who done it" story line that is running the whole time in season one... Plus season one also wraps up all nice and neat at the end.. So no worries of hitting that last ep and still having no idea WTF is going on. It's pretty much one lone self contained story..
I only started watching it last year after so many here were going on and on about it... It hooked me in really quick being it's a really well written show..
as for the last ep.. Pretty good over all.. I think with how last year's season ended with large leaps forward in the main story line many of ya forgot that a lot of eps were "little problem" and then solved at the end..
ah the power of promo ads I guess..
Doc
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Originally Posted by MrX
I thought it was a good episode.
I'm not a fan of the baseball players daughter so far, but I felt the same way about Logan and they managed to redeem him until this season.
Mr. Casablancas does seem to have a bit of psycho in him.
I'm not a fan of the baseball players daughter so far, but I felt the same way about Logan and they managed to redeem him until this season.
Mr. Casablancas does seem to have a bit of psycho in him.
Which means they did their job right because you werent supposed to like Logan.