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It sounded like Enrico had a cold during the filming of this episode (you can always pick that sort of thing up in an episode of any TV show) Logan snappin' proof of V in a cell (Veronica assimilated to prison life... FAST! Cornrows and Ink) 😂 "And she doesn't need to be slummin' it in a P.I. office the rest of her life"... Landry ain't wrong! 🕵️‍♀️ Wallace mentioning the "Wizard" bit from the Pilot should've been your clue that we were about to lose Lamb. I told you, just a couple episodes ago, that you were gonna miss him when he's gone! Also, this wasn't the first time the Mars' gave him dodgy info... and then got mad at him for it. RIP Lamb 😢 And so begins... Logan & Parker. They're adorable (I've been waiting for this since the sweet bowling moments)! Logan has GREAT taste in women (V has terrible taste in men, unfortunately) 🥰

NamlessMidnight

Sheriff Lamb's annoying behaviour Veronica and Keith's funny comebacks towards him will be missed 😔 Such an unexpected death and we barely get a time to process it with everything that follows the revelation. Doesn't help that the case of Josh's father's death takes such a tragic turn. On the lighter note I love the scenes with Veronica in jail, especially her interactions with Keith and Logan 😂 Nice to see that for once, Logan and Veronica can be amicable with each other following their break up. And even though it's a minor part of the episode, I like the valentine's day treasure hunt quartet scenes, especially since it's a combination of characters that haven't interacted with each other a lot before. As much as I like Logan and Veronica I do find Logan and Parker interactions fun too.

Nica Marie

No one ever gets the meaning behind Wallace's "friend of Dorothy" comment. So I'll explain. Once upon a time it was actually illegal to be gay in these United States, so code phrases had to be used to identify one another. As Judy Garland ( aka Dorothy) was a gay icon, to be a "friend of Dorothy " meant you were gay. So Wallace basically called Lamb gay directly to his face in the classsiest way possible.

Ed Green

I got it. I just thought there was no reason to call him gay so it must be a coincidence.

Nica Marie

It's less about Wallace genuinely calling Lamb gay and more showing he's no longer intimidated by the sheriff. They just needed a phrase that could be construed as a dig if you understood it but not blatantly obvious. It had to be subtle but snarky. It also had to be a phrase that the audience had a chance of understanding was a dig but that could be believed Lamb didn't understand.