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[jaina]

GAH. Needed to flail and LJ was down! Thank God it's sortakinda back.

I was pretty sure Aaron was going to get off, and it still made me really angry anyway. I mean, okay, intellectually I know he's a great villain, yadda yadda, we weren't going to be rid of him so easily, still have to deal with the Kendall-framing-Duncan angle, all that storytelling jazz. But the way it was done-- the sleazy lawyer, twisting the story around, making the jury believe in a lie-- that sort of thing will infuriate me every time. I mean it will make me so angry that I won't be able to sit still and have to get up and pace and jab my fingernails into my hand, and yes, I really do know that this is all fictional and not happening for real. But it's not fair and unfairness is a huge button-pusher for me. Seriously, if I'd been in Labyrinth I'd've been even worse than Sarah. So why do I watch Veronica Mars, when horribly unfair things happen to Veronica all the time? Because I am addicted and cannot stop watching no matter what AUGH.

Ironically, the preview for next week sort of made me feel better about it all. Maybe someone will shoot Aaron or something. *g* However, BOO DUNCAN. (Side note-- I totally had not realized till this episode that Lilly was older than Duncan. How dumb am I?) I don't really get how Duncan can come back without the show dealing with the Mannings, and there's so much that's going to happen next week that I don't see how they can fit that in, too. (Stupid me-- I'm thinking, "oh, it's the next-to-last episode, they'll have to wrap at least something up" and instead they introduce MORE DRAMA.)

In conclusion, there was not enough Logan this week, although Mac and Beaver being all cute helped a bit. The end.

Comments

[portnoyslp.livejournal.com]

Yeah, at this point I actually have no idea who killed the kids on the bus. I was thinking they were going to use Woody as the surprising twist ending, but at this point they clearly *want* us to think it's him, so it's probably not.

So, add figuring out the bus mystery to Weevil's being fingered for Thumper's disappearance, last week's intro of the Mannings' connection to Woody, Cook and Lobo, and the usual graduation subplot, and I'm wondering how in hell they're going to resolve it without a two-hour episode.

[brightcupenny.livejournal.com]

At this point, I'm so confused that I'll accept pretty much whatever they throw at us. I'm pulling for Aaron, though-- extreme supervillain!

How I felt after this episode was a bit how I felt after Attack of the Clones: "how the hell are they going to fit everything that has to happen into the next one!?"

[miana-dude.livejournal.com]

*cough* Borrow DVDs?

[brightcupenny.livejournal.com]

Ack! My bad, sorry. I am sending you a PM at the JC with my info (don't want to give job specifics in a public post).