r/veronicamars

netflix has been trying to push veronica mars on me for some time and i finally caved. i watched veronica and logan’s first kiss episode last night and i genuinely cannot think about anything else today. needed to be heard by a crowd that would understand.

When Mac gets back to her dorm with her new beau, she says, “… chase down and kill the inventor of Ultimate Frisbee.” I am sure it is no coincidence but the Executive Producer of Veronica Mars is Joel Silver, who at Columbia HS in Maplewood, NJ, in 1967, invented Ultimate Fridbee with two others.

Okay so I know I’m about 10 years late to this party but I am UPSET. The first two seasons pulled me right in and then crushed my soul. How are they going to put so much work into Logan’s character development, have him survive actual war, then BLOW HIM UP VIA PIZZA GUY? I’m crushed. How do I even mourn this man. He was my favorite character.

I’ve been on this sub for a while and got a few spoilers, (Cassidy planting the bus bomb, Logan and Veronica getting married ect.) but Logan Dying??!?? Caught me completely off guard.

Logan aside, I’m annoyed at how Veronica’s character had basically no growth. Over ten years goes by since the first episode and I’m suppose to be cool with baby girl popping into a therapists office for the first time well into her 30s? I stand by the first two seasons but I can’t support after that. Let me know if you guys think I should give the books a try.

Season 1 was so good. I loved it, and it is my fav season. The Lily Kane storyline is amazing. Season 2 is my second fav. Still very good, loved the plot. I liked half of season 3 (so episodes 1-10). But I am not a fan of episodes 11-20. Why did it end up abruptly? By the way, I just assumed that Keith Mars never a did not win the election. The movie had a good storyline and plot. During this time, I started to dislike Veronica because she showed no development and didn't leave Neptune (as if nothing had changed since the beginning of the story). The fact that Veronica left an amazing job just to say Neptune is crazy. Even Neptune hasn't changed, still so very corrupt. Season 4 was such a disappointment, like Logan died. There really was never any character development for Veronica. She still hasn't healed her trauma. But then Logan did heal and was actually developing, but they killed him! Like, what was all that work about his self and his relationship with Veronica for if he was just going to die? It's just me, but it never felt right that the pizza guy did it. Honestly, season 4 was a little confusing. I didn't quite get why the pizza guy did it. I did get why Big D did it. The fact that Logan went to the car at noon, the moment the bomb was going to explode. And there were also a lot of plot holes left out. like what happened to Weevil or the Mexican guys that killed a bunch of people. Talking about another character, I didn't like Weevil's development. He just went back to his old ways.

My Order From Most to Least Fav:

1. season one

2. season two

3. half of season 3 (episodes 1-10)

4. the movie

5. the other half of season 3 (episodes 11-20)

6. season 4

Give me your thoughts on each seasons...

I just finished Season 1 - there was nothing quite like it, and it tied up (most) of the loose ends in a way that I found satisfying, >!minus her mother bolting with the cash at the end and the "unknown" visitor in the very last scene.!<

I've found that many a show will just go downhill from the second season onwards when the original "problem" has been solved - Stranger Things is a perfect example of this. Season 1 of that show was peak but Season 2 didn't quite make it, and season 3 made me stop watching.

So, here's my question: Do I continue on with Season, 2, or do I leave it where it is at the end of season 1, and live my life happy?

Edit: I‘m seeing enough people say season 2 is better( though not everyone), so I’ll keep going with it. Appreciate y’all!

So i started watching veronica mars and binge watched the first 3 seasons- instantly loved it and became a huge fan! However, I am on ep 3 of season 4 now and I just need to talk about the horrribllllllle Arab representation here.
I am Arab and speak fluent Arabic so i instantly realized that the “Arab” characters were speaking Arabic as if they learned it a few hours before shooting. It’s such a THICK accent and just awfuuul pronunciation that I could barely comprehend it myself and I had to read the subtitles !! They were literally even struggling to get the words out, it made my skin crawl.
Idk if any other Arabic speaking person is on here but i couldn’t help but point it out, i am actually offended that they couldn’t put in some effort of actually finding someone that could genuinely speak Arabic. Like what’s the point of having an “Arab family” that can’t speak Arabic!!?

why don't they ever explain aaron's murder? Yes, Clarence killed him for Duncan but why don't they explain later how he was missing or If the body was found etc. Is it just never addressed again?

I'd say The Brothers Sun, though it's closest to S4 VM. There are some parallels and it touches on class and race consciousness in similar, but not really the same ways (probably due to differences in the backgrounds of the writers' rooms).

So, this was my first time watching the show and I am on the final episode. I keep putting it off though because I know Logan dies right after they get married and that makes me really sad because I actually love them together.

I am still forming my own opinion on the below questions and have not decided if or when I will watch the final episode, but I'm sure I will at some point.

So I'm just curious what people's thoughts are on Logan and his & Veronica's relationship:

Should they have been together?

Should they have gotten married or were all of their break ups valid?

Did anyone prefer Piz or maybe even Leo for Veronica over Logan?

Did they change enough for them to be in a healthy marriage if he hadn't died so early?

Also, what do you think about them killing him off right after they got married in the last episode and do you think the last episode is even worth watching?

Hey I recently just started watching Veronica Mars and I absolutely love the show. I think Veronica is such a cool character and I love the case-of-the-week format. However I was very confused in Donut Run with how Veronica and Duncan achieved their plan exactly. Could someone please explain it without spoilers for future episodes as I would really appreciate it.