Veronica Mars S2
May. 27th, 2006 05:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
newnumber6Okay, so I'm up to episode 5 of season 2 of Veronica Mars, and yeah, definitely the love is returning. Was feeling a bit off the first episode but once I got into it and saw a few episodes without waiting nearly a year between episodes it got going again.
Some non-spoilery thoughts (despite![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
80sfiend still not getting back to me):
Who the hell gave Steve Guttenberg work again? Are the Stonecutters active again?
Re S2E5's ending: Awww. (That's a suitably vague word that I think it counts as spoiler-free, since you'd have to see it to know the inflection).
I've decided if I ever have a daughter I am definitely teaching her kickass sneaky private eye skills from a young age. Of course, if I have a son he's gotta follow me into the post-apocalyptic drifter line of work. Not that I'm likely to have either of course, but one must make plans for all contingencies. I've also got plans lined up for clones, robot duplicates, and adoptive children (they learn to fight the undead, except vampires, which are for if I have a stepdaughter).
Some non-spoilery thoughts (despite
80sfiend still not getting back to me):Who the hell gave Steve Guttenberg work again? Are the Stonecutters active again?
Re S2E5's ending: Awww. (That's a suitably vague word that I think it counts as spoiler-free, since you'd have to see it to know the inflection).
I've decided if I ever have a daughter I am definitely teaching her kickass sneaky private eye skills from a young age. Of course, if I have a son he's gotta follow me into the post-apocalyptic drifter line of work. Not that I'm likely to have either of course, but one must make plans for all contingencies. I've also got plans lined up for clones, robot duplicates, and adoptive children (they learn to fight the undead, except vampires, which are for if I have a stepdaughter).
