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Veronica Mars

Teen sleuth solves crimes, navigates social strata in the fictional town of Neptune, California.
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Wednesdays, CW

Current Season: 3 - Total Episodes: 35

All this has happened before. All this will happen again. See, I'm using a pop culture quote to imply the cyclical nature of the storytelling.

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“The Bitch Is Back”

by Rowan Kaiser May 4, 2012 -

TV Club Classic bids farewell to Veronica Mars and its excellent (if unintentional) finale.

Who wouldn't be embarassed about this being taped?

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“I Know What You’ll Do Next Summer”/“Weevils Wobble But They Don’t Go Down”

by Rowan Kaiser April 27, 2012 -

Veronica Mars is almost finished, but as it departs, it shows what it, and television, can mean.

“Say 'what' again! I dare ya! I double dare ya!”

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“Un-American Graffiti ”/“Debasement Tapes”

by Rowan Kaiser April 20, 2012 -

Theory: Paul Rudd makes everything better. Evidence: Veronica Mars.

He'll always be Sheriff Of Our Hearts.

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“Mars, Bars”/“Papa’s Cabin”

by Rowan Kaiser April 13, 2012 -

Veronica Mars closes out its last major mystery in style, but only after a surprising twist.

Ep. 20, Season 3
“The Bitch Is Back”
Ep. 18-19, Season 3
“I Know What You’ll Do Next Summer”/“Weevils Wobble But They Don’t Go Down”
Ep. 16-17, Season 3
“Un-American Graffiti ”/“Debasement Tapes”
Ep. 14-15, Season 3
“Mars, Bars”/“Papa’s Cabin”

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“Leave It To Beaver”
Episode 22

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“M.A.D.”/“A Trip To The Dentist”
Episode 20-21

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"Weapons Of Class Destruction"/"Hot Dogs"
Episode 18-19

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"Betty And Veronica"/"Kanes And Abels"
Episode 16-17

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"Mars Vs. Mars"/"Ruskie Business"
Episode 14-15

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"Clash Of The Tritons"/"Lord Of The Bling"
Episode 12-13

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"An Echolls Family Christmas"/"Silence Of The Lamb"
Episode 10-11

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"Like A Virgin"/"Drinking The Kool-Aid"
Episode 8-9

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"Return Of The Kane"/"The Girl Next Door"
Episode 6-7

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"The Wrath Of Con"/"You Think You Know Somebody"
Episode 4-5

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"Credit Where Credit's Due"/"Meet John Smith"
Episode 2-3

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"Pilot"
Episode 1

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“Not Pictured”
Episode 22

A long, twisty road comes to a fitting conclusion.
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“Look Who’s Stalking” / “Happy Go Lucky”
Episode 20-21

The last two episodes of Veronica Mars S2 before the finale show both the strengths and weaknesses of heavy serialization.
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“I Am God” /“Nevermind The Buttocks”
Episode 18-19

As Veronica Mars' second season moves towards its conclusion, it raises the stakes as much as it can.
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“The Rapes Of Graff” /“Plan B”
Episode 16-17

It’s time for old flames, secrets, and breakups, as season two enters its home stretch.
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“Versatile Toppings”/“The Quick And The Wed”
Episode 14-15

Veronica Mars’ cases are still strong, but shouldn’t the main season-two plot be progressing more?
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“Rashard And Wallace Go To White Castle” / “Ain’t No Magic Mountain High Enough”
Episode 12

It's a great return to form for Veronica Mars this week, including a bottle episode sans bottle.
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“One Angry Veronica” /“Donut Run”
Episode 10-11

Veronica Mars meets the coma baby.
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“Ahoy Mateys!”/“My Mother, The Fiend”
Episode 8-9

Mac and Meg, Logan and Weevil, Willow and Cordelia, and bullying and maternity.
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“Rat Saw God”/“Nobody Puts Baby In A Corner”
Episode 6-7

Fast-paced, well-serialized, and more than a little weird. It’s Veronica Mars, season two.
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“Green-Eyed Monster”/“Blast From The Past”
Episode 4-5

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“Driver Ed”, "Cheatty Cheatty Bang Bang"
Episode 2-3

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"Normal Is The Watchword"
Episode 1

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“The Bitch Is Back”
Episode 20

TV Club Classic bids farewell to Veronica Mars and its excellent (if unintentional) finale.
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“I Know What You’ll Do Next Summer”/“Weevils Wobble But They Don’t Go Down”
Episode 18-19

Veronica Mars is almost finished, but as it departs, it shows what it, and television, can mean.
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“Un-American Graffiti ”/“Debasement Tapes”
Episode 16-17

Theory: Paul Rudd makes everything better. Evidence: Veronica Mars.
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“Mars, Bars”/“Papa’s Cabin”
Episode 14-15

Veronica Mars closes out its last major mystery in style, but only after a surprising twist.
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“There’s Got To Be A Morning After Pill ”/“Postgame Mortem”
Episode 12-13

Veronica Mars discovers Christian forgiveness and 11-year-old Manic Pixie Dream Girls.
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“Show Me The Monkey”/“Poughkeepsie, Tramps, And Thieves”
Episode 10-11

It's time for a new mystery on Veronica Mars, and that's mostly a really good thing.
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“Lord Of The Pi’s”/“Spit & Eggs”
Episode 8-9

Despite the wobbly, frustrating, occasionally tone-deaf setup, the show resolves the “Hearst rapist” plot well.
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“Hi, Infidelity”/“Of Vice and Men”
Episode 6-7

Both the lead character and overarching storyline in Veronica Mars season three grow increasingly difficult.
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“Charlie Don’t Surf”/“President Evil”
Episode 4-5

Veronica Mars joins a frat and ruins a friendship. College was the best year of her life.
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“My Big Fat Greek Rush Week”/“Wichita Linebacker”
Episode 2-3

Veronica Mars struggles to adapt to a new setting, both as a show and as a character. (Part of Best of TV Club.)
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“Welcome Wagon”
Episode 1

It's off to college for Veronica Mars' third season. What could possibly go wrong?
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Great job, Internet! (seriously): Veronica Mars movie raises all the money, gets the greenlight
Will hit theaters and VOD in 2014.
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You also missed a once-in-a-lifetime Veronica Mars reunion
The Mars family Deputy Leo, together again!
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Girls is back, which is either the best news or a warning to avoid HBO for 10 weeks
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Celebrities we hope stay scandal-free
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Memorable marathons
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The A.V. Club's weekly list.
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Crockett and Tubbs reunited on Nash Bridges, but not as equal partners
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Max Greenfield on his current role on New Girl and his Veronica Mars history
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Watch some of Saturday Night Live's top stars before they leave you alone with your tears
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