Episode #18 - 'Veronica Mars' - 1x03, 1x04: Kristen Tweeted Us

ReWatchable is here for another episode! We continue our recaps of Veronica Mars in this episode, where we cover 1×03 “Meet John Smith” and 1×04 “The Wrath of Con.” Shownotes:-We promise that we're not sponsored by Warner Brothers.-Mitch and Ariana bash on Veronica Mars for their unrealistic driving.-The transgendered storyline was handled extremley well for an early 2000s show.-Veronica's scene with her mother's friend was some of the best acting we've seen on the show so far.-So what in the world is Veronica's mother up to?-Mitch asks some important logistic questions, like about who is belived to be Lilly's killer at this point?-Ariana makes a breakthrough comparison to Kim Possible.-Troy's continuing to be sketchy AND he's not on the DVD box, further incriminating him.-Veronica's voiceovers worked well for the pilot, but they're slowly starting to die down as we get to know her a bit more.-We compare Veronica Mars to Aaron Sorkin's writing in that we always care for characters.-Duncan's relaxed attitude as he went off his meds for a while on 1x03 was really fun.-The Lilly hallucination was eerie, but revealed just the right amount of her personality. Why was Duncan seeing her at all?-We were really excited that the voice of Penny Proud from The Proud Family, Kyla Pratt, played Georgia in 1x04.-Veronica's multiple personas in this episode made this one of the best episodes of the show ever, according to our super fan.-Lilly is the anti-"beautiful corpse," which Ariana explains from an English major's viewpoint.-We really liked the Lilly flashbacks, because they showed that she wasn't the good girl that the memorial tried to show.-We loved Gamergirl as a personality so much! Contact us!Email: [email protected]: @Re_WatchableOr in the comments below.Please rate and review us on iTunes! If there are any issues downloading this episode from iTunes, please refer to this guide.If there are any further technical issues, please email podcast manager Mitch at [email protected]