I expected the Dax Shepherd cameo, but was surprised by Justin Long . I'm going to have to rewatch because I suspect _everyone_ in the background is connected in some way.

I don't think that line was a throwback, bonny. It didn't ring any bells for me, and I just mainlined the whole series again, too.

There was a lot of hand-clapping and "eeeeeee" noises on my couch, too, but S. just nodded and patted my knee. He did enjoy it, though -- he thought it was a lot of fun, and he never watched more than a few episodes of the first season in first run.

Thanks Amy. I'll stop wracking my brain.

Though I can't see it from the non-fan perspective, it does seem like a general crowd pleaser, what with the snark and the whizbang.

Much as I wish he had turned into a good guy, I was charmed by Vinnie's on-going sleezoidness.

Two more things:

1) They aren't implying that Mac quit her incredibly lucrative job at Kane Megacorp, right? That would make her less useful in future...

Which leads me to 2) So, Ex-Mrs. Kane shoots our beloved and never gets mentioned again ? That don't seem right.

Maybe that's the plot for the next movie.

Bonus last thing...I could think of a dozen or thirty things I'd have enjoyed more than the last thing before the credits.

Is he somebody's brother in law or something?

I just watched it and it was fun. Sucked me right back into Logan and Veronica. Love Keith with an undying passion. And Weevil. Mac was hot and Wallace was…Wallace that I love!

I thought the figure of a Deputy, silhouetted that made Keith and Sacks rabbit pretty much implicated the Sheriff's department. But, that is another story that I hope we see.

I have not mainlined the series. I haven't seen it since it went off the air, but I really loved seeing everybody again. Piz was definitely Verionica's Riley.

And I am becoming a James Franco fan. Never thought that would happen!

Love seeing Ira and his gang, too.

I was glad because I actually screeched out loud a couple of times and would have embarrassed myself in a crowd.

Pretty much the whole theater gasped/shrieked when Gia was shot.

And there was an amusing collective sound of approval for Deputy Leo.

People who saw it in the theater: did you have a full house? We did, at a 7:30 Saturday showing. Also, was there applause at the end of the movie? Because NO ONE applauded...until Tim started it. Then people applauded. Yay Tim!

And he liked the movie and had no trouble following it, even though he only has seen the pilot.

Yay Tim!

VM: Was there any indication as to who won the Sheriff election at the end of the series? I was assuming Vinnie, but then when he finally appeared, there was no mention of it.

Huh, that's true. Maybe his tenure did not last long once Brother Lamb got into town.

I saw The Grand Budapest Hotel this weekend and LOVED it. Glorious to look at and the nested narratives are exciting and fun.