That's true! I remember hearing that at the symposium thing in L.A. where the screened the Polly episode.

That was awesome.

My favorite bit was how they showed a random scene from "Welcome to the Hellmouth" before it started. It was just fun. Well, okay, the interviews were actually better, but whatever.

The actors are roommates (or were last spring).

Yeah, they're not living together anymore (no drama, just...they're not).

Teddy probably got his own place. Before they were living in Percy's house with Percy's older brother and some other guy.

What I thought was good was that when Veronica phoned Wallace at the end, she apologised, but then she said that she didn't want to lose another friend. So once again it was about her. Which, of course, it so often is. I liked that she never played the CD though.

Duncan remains dull to me.

Wallace rocks.

Is Weevil on holiday?

A bug. Ha!

then she said that she didn't want to lose another friend. So once again it was about her

Yeah, but then she wouldn't be Veronica...

Would a simple "I don't want to lose your friendship" be a more neutral way? Or is that too much "I"?

she said that she didn't want to lose another friend. So once again it was about her

Yeah, but...points for honesty. In a friendship, that's valuable. At least she's admitting she'll have to take some responsibility if it's lost.

the whole credit card thing is the issue i had. it's murky.

At least I wasn't the only one!

Yeah, but...points for honesty

Oh yeah, no problem there. Just saying it's good character continuity.

I actually found myself enjoying the D/V scenes in this episode. definitely the first time this season. of course, it probably has to do with the fact that she was essentially talking down to him.

I loved the D/V scenes. Not a shipper, but at least V was herself.

Wallace was wonderful. and I think running off with his dad - perfectly natural. He can't trust his girlfriend , mom, or best friend. not wise, but normal.

I am guessing Jakie and Veronica will have to pull together to save Wallace somehow.

I am guessing there is somethign wrong with Jackie. There was something in the first show that made think something was wrong. not drugs. Serious illness, chronic condition - something .

I finally got to see the episode. Was I the only one who noticed the odd look on Jackie's face when the card gets declined? It was sort of smirky, and I got a definitely "I'm up to no good" vibe from it. I figured she got the idea to involve Veronica in something then, after all the "Veronica's my hero" talk in homeroom. She strikes me as the kind of person who could easily have maxed out her cards, and I don't get the feeling that she might have put the whole plan into place before visiting psychic.