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"Veronica Mars"

I've been waiting several weeks for a really good new "Veronica." I don't think last night's was it.

Part of my objection may be plot fatigue, which was also a factor in last night's "Lost." This late in the season, I don't want just another hint. I want answers. And I don't feel as if I'm any closer to answers on "Veronica" than I was months ago — that the show is toying with me because it doesn't know exactly where it's going. It's way too "X-Files," a show that was notorious for painting itself into a corner and then throwing out everything you knew, just to keep the narrative going. And the Keith investigation wasn't as fleshed out as it should have been.

Was there good stuff in "Veronica"? Well, yeah. The bizarre little homage to "Arrested Development," for one thing. And Logan right now is the show's most intriguing, tortured and devious character. But even there, I didn't buy entirely into his romantic change in direction, especially when it was rooted in boredom with video games.

Please, "Veronica." More, better, now.

One Response to “"Veronica Mars"”

  1. Mag Says:

    Wow, I'm surprised at your reaction because I thought last night's episode was fantastic.

    Obviously the rape storyline at Hearst was a set-up for next year's potential mystery, but still, the overall episode was hugely entertaining and the Cliff subplot was especially hilarious.

    And I think the show knows exactly where it's going with the mysteries but that story still has to be paced out over the next six episodes. Now that Logan is off the hook (again), the Felix story seems pretty close to resolution and then the bus crash will likely take up the final few episodes.

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