P-C: excellent! I think my profile email is good.

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Hmm. I'm out of synch with VM fans. I didn't like the Prom Baby episode, but I liked One Angry Veronica. Don't get me wrong; I recognize its flaws, which are many. But -- I just liked it. Possibly b/c we got more Keith than we've been getting lately.

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I liked it. I thought it was full of flaws (and some sloppiness) but I didn't not like it (Buffy hated it, though t /delusional ). It was more painful to think about/analyze than it was to just sit and watch.

I thought the Logan scenes were great (although the first Keith & Logan scene at the Sheriff's office were too rushed for me). I loved Bell and Colatoni in their scenes together (although I thought the dialog was subpar, the acting covered that up), and I liked the Keith & Lamb scenes, as well.

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There was a lot more Keith than usual last week.

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More Keith is of the good. And next year, more Wallace! (I assume)

The good parts (Logan and Keith with the tapes, Veronica & Keith & NYE) made the episode end up in the plus column for me.

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Hee! Couch Baron delivered one hell of a funny line (at least... to me) about Lamb's appearance in the last one:

And that's all you'll be seeing of Lamb this week, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it sufficed.

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oddly, I felt show was - undramatic. Oddly predictable. Even how people turn on the jury was - predictable.

I think the jury trial served a few purposes.

1) getting V into college. 2) a reminder ( heavy handed) that it is not just kids in the '09er crowd that are mean, cruel, and bigoted. 3) A slap in the face telling everyone that V is not an '09er. She doesn't think like them and even if she hangs with them she isn't one.

Logan tears.....

Wallace!

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From Ask Ausiello:

Question: I was watching last week's Veronica Mars when they showed Logan's e-mail address — gottapes@gmail.com — on screen, and I decided to send off a message. Would you believe he wrote me back in character? Was this a staff member? — Kevin

Ausiello: After receiving your tip, I did what any self-respecting TV sleuth would do: I sent "Logan" an e-mail myself to see if you were telling me the truth or just spewing tall tales between bong hits. Lo and behold, within seconds I received a response from Logan that went like this:

I already have the tapes and destroyed them. If you want to hound someone, why don't you hound Veronica Mars. She can be reached at: upn.com/shows/veronica_mars/

Logan

Cool, eh? Well, the plot thickens. Moments letter, another e-mail came through — this one from Rick Pickett, a graphic designer for Veronica Mars, who proceeded to explain that he "uses these real e-mail accounts… [because] it's easier, and more realistic. I then set up to have a bounce-back message for fans, and there're a lot of them who write to the address. I realized after Episode 21 from last season how dedicated fans were with these details. It's like the whole 867-5309 phenomenon — they will try it out. I figured I'd give them a little excitement for their efforts. I've gotten roughly 80 emails for Logan's e-mail and 50 for Inga. Some play along with the script and what's going on, offering money, favors, etc." Um, only 80 e-mails for Logan? Guys, whaddaya say we add to that total a little bit? Here's that address again, gottapes@gmail.com. Go to it.

Anyone here try it?

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Yes, I had to try,

I already have the tapes and destroyed them. If you want to hound

someone, why don't you hound Veronica Mars. She can be reached at:

http://www.upn.com/shows/veronica_mars/

-Logan

Cute. I have mail from Logan in my box. Hee.

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I just love that they use logical email addresses for the characters. gmail, AOL, etc.

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