"Remember when we made out against the sink and you had your legs around my waist?"

[weirdqafan]

Damn! Excellent episode. Love the D/V/L interactions. So funny. And the 'Out of Order' sign? Logan's bat signal for Veronica. There chemistry is still so obvious. And their snarkiness reigns supreme.
*pleaseletthemgetbacktogethersoon*

And I'm thrilled that Veronica's working on Logan's case. I was a bit disappointed last episode that she didn't when he got arrested. And the lying, drug-addicted good doctor false witness should be interesting. Can't wait to see what else Veronica finds.

So Kendall's a skank. Big surprise. Thought it was hilarious that Logan waited until Veronica was there to ask Duncan about Kendall being in his room the previous night. Stirring shit up...*love* it! He's just a really big bug.
:)

I'm just waiting for Kendall to say she's pregnant. With Logan and/or Duncan's baby.

And what exactly was in that envelope that Duncan so casually pocketed from Meg's air vent? Why is Duncan with Veronica when he so obviously wants to be with Meg? And I'm talking before the bus crash. Those type of feelings don't just pop up out of nowhere. And I kinda had a feeling that it was her own parents, but I didn't know she had a young (younger than Lizzie) sister, so I dismissed that idea. But alas...evil!

Although I had thought that I had figured out a possible motive for the bus crash. If it had been Woody Goodman's son that Meg was reporting to Child Services, then to shut Meg up and prevent her from being able to file a complaint, he arrainged the bus crash. After he knew that Gia would be off the bus, but that Meg would be on (while the students were still at the baseball field). 'Cuz abuse allegations could have ruined his bid for Supervisor or Mayor or whateverthehell you wanna call it. Although that still could be a motive, if he was having any and all employees of his monitored in some way. But that theory's got a ton of holes in it. I guess we'll just wait and see.

Plus I'm not over the Aaron Echolls connection. Also, sidenote...I don't buy Aaron's 'Duncan did it' plea. Based on what he said to Veronica while she was in the fridge, I fully believe that Aaron killed Lily. And if they later come out with claiming someone else did it, then I'm gonna think that was the writers lets be uber-slick and change who the killer was at the last minute attempt. But that's my opinion.

Damnit and now I kinda like Lamb. They gave him some backstory, disturbing backstory, and he believed Veronica. He earned two points for that. And is sitting on the damn abusers. Bonus three points. Although he's still a snake and doing jackshit about the bus crash, I'm sure.

I miss Wallace. And his BFFness.
:(