Veronica Mars 2x15

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Wallace's Girlfriend: "Guess you never know where true love's going to find you."
Veronica Mars: "If it comes looking for me, I'll be buy the expresso machine."
Logan:**walks in and meets Veronica at the expresso machine** "Hey."
me: *laughs a bundle*

I don't know if the writers were making an ironic joke there or being prophetic, but...dude... icon!

Also, whoa to Logan/Hannah. I can't figure out if he likes her or not. I think he does-- he may or may not be in love with her, but he at least likes her enough as a person that he realises he's "done something horrible."

I don't see how Veronica's gonna be of any help to him though. What's she supposed to do, comfort Hannah while she cries?


....my shipping tendencies in this fandom are weird. I can go weeks or months without thinking too hard about my OTP, and thoroughly enjoy Logan/Hannah, and even hope that Veronica can find someone who really suits her who isn't crazy or the son of a crazy person, and I won't read fanfic for ages.

And then ONE little portenty bit of ironic dialouge happens and canon and I'm like OMG IT'S MY BIRTHDAY AGAIN! YAY SHIP!

I think this means I truly am a Veronica/Logan shipper at heart, and letting yourself forget doesn't make it go away at all. Also? Am a canon whore.


The good thing about watching an episode this late is that presumably there's another one on tv in two days!

The sucky part is that I missed everyone else's episode commentary.

Comments

[mswyrr]

Eeek, left a stence out: the lawyers could make a lot of the the various witness interpretations of the sex tapes, and then dance around about whether having sex with a minor(who they'd portray as very wordly wise, totally consenting, and even possibly as a slut if it would make their case look better) proves he killed her, are all kinda ...loop-holey, too.

All he needs is reasonable doubt. And, I mean, Californian jurors let O.J. off. I don't trust them to use their brains, really.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Speaking of the California justice system...now that I've actually *lived* in Irvine/Newport Beach for over a year... wow the Sherriff's dept. is scary. And corrupt. And scary. I never want to get arrested here. Ever.

[mswyrr]

Whoa. Really? What have you seen?

I know a certain minister in a certain small California town who was very close with the sheriff's. Someone tried to make known that he was putting church funds into buying property in his wife's name, and that somebody ended up getting a couple cracked ribbs after he was pulled over for a making an unlawful U-turn.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I've read a lot of news stuff. Severe police brutality on people brought in on light charges. Corruption involving cops and a local strip joint in a case that ended up with a witness who might have been murdered. One of the DAs did something really skeevy and evil that I can't remember off the top of my head. Mostly lots of stuff about extreme brutality in the county jailhouse.

I only mention it because the fictional town of Neptune appears to be either Newport Beach or something very close to Newport. I'm not sure if Newport Beach is incorporated though-- I know Irvine is.

[mswyrr]

Hmm. That is interesting. I hadn't thought of VM as a direct indictment of a particular place. I'd imagined it was more general.

When I think of how true it is that scary white guys (mayor, cheif of police, sheriff, rich minister, important business men) run most things, it's really unsettling.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be Orange County. I think they've said that. And OC isn't that big. Only so many parts of it touch the water. It's not supposed to be a *particular* place, but Neptune being in OC or near it, it's hard not to look around and say "yeah..." The attitude is weird here-- weird. Superficial in a way that I don't even know really how to qualify. I grew up in the Bay Area, and it's just something... the people are different here. Maybe not deep down inside, but on the surface, it's weird. The OC culture mindset is prevalent.