Being in polite society, if Heidi's man called off the wedding, he wouldn't be able to ask for the engagement ring back. It did cost him a lot of money, so they hired Vincent Van Lowe to make her disappear for the ceremony. Vinny stole Heidi's friend's cell phone and sent that text message. He also sent the fake fax that would get Heidi out of town. When Heidi discovered this plan, she came back, gave them all attitude, and decided to pawn off the ring just to spite them all. Count another mystery solved for Veronica Mars.

Til slutty past do us part

I thought this was a really good episode. Again, it's too bad not a lot of people watch this, but I think things are coming along nicely. We weren't told if Logan and Hannah had sex, but after Kendall hits Logan up for some real-estate cash, Dr. Griffith sees her as she is leaving. By the way, Aaron didn't want Kendall to ask Logan for money, and she could do it buy herself anyway. She is able to leave some sort of listening device or bug in Logan's room, and then sashays out of there. Hers slinky exit plays right into the idea that Logan is using Hannah only for sex, and Griffith and Logan make a deal. Logan would stop seeing Hannah, and Dr. Griffith would not testify against Logan. As for the Fitzpatricks, Griffith decided he would handle them when the times change. Logan might have saved himself, but at the end of the episode, he goes to Veronica and says, "I think I've done something horrible". Wham, bam, thank you Logan.

On the other half of the mystery is Terrence Cook. Keith tracked down Terrence's auto detailer, who said that he goes there every week, and would have notice id explosives were hidden there at anytime. Is Terrence hiding somewhere and trying to drop Keith hints that would help his case? If he is, he's not doing a very good job. When Keith visits Lamb to tell him about the new little bit of information he has that might exonerate Terrence, Lamb has some bad news. Terrence was lurking around the Dumas home and was shot by Mr. Dumas. Quite obviously, not the type of thing you want to happen when you are accused of murder.

Again, I like the way the mysteries are turning out. Logan's trial and the bus crash are pulling together a lot of story lines, and the writers have given us plenty of reason to stick with the show, even after it changes it's time slot.

What did you think of the episode? What was Terrence doing inside the Dumas house? What will become of Logan and Hannah? What will happen with PCHers and the Fitzpatricks?

Posted by J-Unit on March 27, 2006 8:55 AM