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Octavia

Fun fact.... Harry Hamlin (Aaron) was People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive for 1987.

From Pluto

“Easy going Veronica Mars” 😜 Sayonara, Tom AKA Lucky ⚾🦈 Hart, the boy... you and V didn't remember is from 'Mars vs Mars' and had the footage of Lynn on the bridge 🌉📹 You should be impressed with all of us for not mentioning the Sharks gallery wall when it was first shown in 'Plan B' 😂 In 'Nevermind The Buttocks' they question Veronica about the intricacies of sex, in 'Look Who's Stalking' she gets her unfortunate clap diagnosis and here... it all comes together as a way of discrediting her testimony against Aaron. And wait, there's more... 😉 Keith wasn't takin' shite from nobody! 😎 “I just wanted to say it was worth getting taped to a pole” 🥹 THE RECORDING! Who is third victim that was edited out of it? And now "Mr. Goodwood" is in the wind (I understand why Sheriff Lamb had to rule Lucky out, Keith was very convincing about the "present" he left behind) 🤮

NamlessMidnight

This really is such a frustrating episode, I felt so empty when I watched it for the first time. But it was also kind of amazing in an awful way how so many details from previous episodes came together to lead to the court's verdict. The irony of Keith telling Veronica to stay calm no matter what and then him ending up being the one who loses his cool. Not that I blame him, it was such a satisfying moment, Keith really had a bunch of these in this episode. The beginning scene is so intense, I always think of how wrong it could've gone and how Veronica would've felt considering she's already lost one best friend. And then by the end of the episode so much happens this scene ends up being just a small part of it all. I agree that it really does set the tone for the rest of it. Almost everything that could go wrong went wrong after that... At least Mac, Cassidy and Weevil moments gave something a bit more lighthearted to this episode...

Ed Green

The problem is that 'not guilty' is the verdict you're supposed to give if you're not sure someone is guilty. It doesn't necessarily mean they think he didn't do it, so much as they can't be sure he did. If only the prosecution had been able to build a stronger case. - Killing the lawyer would have been a lot easier if they *were* on Mount Everest - almost certainly no witnesses, and fingers break more easily in cold temperatures. - First Jessica Jones's dad is molesting kids, then in that show he's causing the deaths of his family by dangerous driving. She can't catch a break. Even when she had a good dad in that third show in between, he caused over a hundred deaths through negligence.

liamcatterson

- Me reading that last line in your comment after seeing the finale - 😬

NamlessMidnight

Yeah, I admit, I couldn't help but add the last line after you called the two of them the only glimmering light in the episode 😅 There is so much you can never see the same way again after seeing the finale.

From Pluto

I was pushing MacButters SO HARD 🤣