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So, "Veronica Mars" has ended its run on the CW network with the final episode of season 3, "The Bitch is Back". It was a bittersweet ending for a number of reasons.
First of all, it's hard to handle the fact that it's over, and that we won't be seeing these characters or their stories anymore. As a fan, I went back through all three seasons to watch the whole thing as an unified whole during the last four months or so. The show works pretty well for all that, despite season 3 neglecting to answer any of the [url=http://www.fanpop.com/spots/veronica-mars/soapbox/113]lingering...
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As I try to figure out how to catch up on season 3 (the CW web site is completely unusable), I wanted to share some thoughts about season 2, which we just finished watching on DVD. I loved it. But it was different from the fantastic first season in a number of ways...
First of all, the pacing: season 2 was paced very oddly, compared to season 1. Veronica didn't seem to have a lot of motivation in many episodes, and the central mystery - who sabotaged the bus and *why*? - did not seem to drive Veronica most of the time. When she did investigate further, it seemed more...
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