In the fictional town of Neptune, California, student Veronica Mars progresses from high school to college while moonlighting as a private investigator under the tutelage of her detective father.
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In the fictional town of Neptune, California, student Veronica Mars progresses from high school to college while moonlighting as a private investigator under the tutelage of her detective father.
Season 2 episodes
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After the summer fireworks caused by a dangerous confrontation with Lilly Kane's murderer and a surprising visitor at her door, Veronica attempts to settle into "normal" life, complete with a new after-school job and a return to the popular fold at Neptune High, but she gets pulled back into the investigation business when Wallace is kicked off the basketball team for testing positive for drugs.Meanwhile, Keith sits down with reporter Julie Chen to discuss his new book on the Lilly Kane murder, "Big Murder, Small Town." Later, after seeing his father arrested for murder and being charged and tried for murder himself, Logan seeks refuge from the paparazzi and relaxes poolside at the Casablancas mansion with buddies Dick and "Beaver" and their sexy stepmother Kendall.
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by Rob ThomasGuest stars Jeffrey D. Sams, Alona Tal, Charisma Carpenter, Naima Mora, Julie Chen, Steve Guttenberg, Adam Hendershott, Krysten Ritter
After tragedy strikes Neptune, Calif. and the local sheriff rushes to judgment, an emotional Veronica attempts to help a grieving family member rule out suicide as a contributing cause in the calamity. Meanwhile, Wallace offers to help transfer student Jackie Cook, the fiery, flirty daughter of professional baseball player Terrence Cook, track down the person who damaged her car in the school lot. Later, mayoral candidate Woody Goodman asks Keith to consider running for sheriff.
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Directed by Nick MarckWritten by Diane Ruggiero-WrightGuest stars Michael Muhney, Jeffrey D. Sams, Ari Graynor, Charisma Carpenter, Kevin Smith, Miko Hughes, Kristin Dattilo, Steve Guttenberg
Beaver hires Veronica to investigate his stepmother, Kendall, who he believes is cheating on his dad and planning to clean him out, but both are shocked by what they discover. Meanwhile, Wallace begins dating Jackie, against Veronica's advice.
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by John Enbom, Phil KlemmerGuest stars Michael Muhney, Charisma Carpenter, Erica Gimpel, Michael Kostroff, Brandon Hillock, David Starzyk, Cress Williams, Courtney Taylor-Taylor
While dealing with her own feelings of jealousy regarding Duncan, Veronica helps a young woman who believes that her new fiancée is secretly after her fortune by sifting through his background and even posing as a sexy, available coed to entrap the guy.
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Directed by Jason BloomWritten by Dayna Lynne NorthGuest stars Tina Majorino, Michael Muhney, Michael E. Rodgers, Erica Gimpel, Geoff Pierson, Laura Bell Bundy, Anastasia Baranova, Reuben D'Anthony
Deciding to give Jackie the benefit of the doubt since she's dating Wallace, Veronica tries to help Jackie determine who stole her credit card, leading Veronica to appear on a psychic's community access show to pursue a lead. Meanwhile, Wallace confronts his mother Alicia about who his real father is. Later, Veronica learns of a voice mail recording from one of the students that died, made at the moment the bus crash.
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Directed by Harry WinerWritten by Cathy Belben, Phil KlemmerGuest stars Michael Muhney, Jeffrey D. Sams, Christine Estabrook, Erica Gimpel, Claire Titelman, Dana Davis, Jonathan Chesner, Brandon Hillock
With Aaron Echolls facing trial for Lilly's murder, the previously accused Abel Koontz appears to enlist Veronica's help in finding his missing daughter Amelia, leading to a confrontation with Kane Software's head of security. Meanwhile, Logan is arrested
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Directed by Kevin BrayWritten by John Enbom, Phil KlemmerGuest stars Michael Muhney, Rick Peters, Harry Hamlin, Christian Clemenson, Joss Whedon, Tracey Walter, Krysten Ritter, Brandon Hillock
Veronica and Duncan discover that the still-comatose Meg had been babysitting an abused child, leading Veronica to take on an unfamiliar role as a babysitter to determine the kid's identity. Meanwhile, Kendall continues her affair with Logan as her stepso
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Directed by Nick MarckWritten by Diane Ruggiero-WrightGuest stars Michael Muhney, Rick Peters, Charisma Carpenter, Geoff Pierson, Kate McNeil, Steve Guttenberg, Michael Kostroff, Krysten Ritter
Veronica helps Keith determine who is haunting a school bus crash victim's parents, currently embroiled in a suit against the school district for negligence.Meanwhile, after Logan asks for help fighting the murder charge against him, Veronica stumbles
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Directed by Steve GomerWritten by Cathy Belben, John EnbomGuest stars Tina Majorino, John Bennett Perry, Alona Tal, Bradford Anderson, Taylor Sheridan, Adam Hendershott, Brad Bufanda, Rodney Rowland
After finding her mother's old permanent record at school, Veronica wonders how well she knew her mother at all, and decides to investigate her mother's school friends. Meanwhile, Trina takes the role of director in the school play, and while she has a confrontation with Kendall, Veronica has one with Celeste.
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Directed by Nick MarckWritten by Dayna Lynne North, Phil KlemmerGuest stars Tina Majorino, John Bennett Perry, Alona Tal, Charisma Carpenter, Lisa Thornhill, Alyson Hannigan, Linda Castro, Duane Daniels
Called to jury duty over Christmas break, Veronica must sit on a difficult, polarizing case against a pair of affluent 09'er defendants accused of assaulting a young Hispanic woman. Meanwhile, when the Aaron Echolls/Lilly Kane sex tapes go missing from th
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by Russell SmithGuest stars Michael Muhney, Robert Maschio, Alona Tal, Robert Curtis Brown, Ivonne Coll, Wesley Mann, Steve Guttenberg, Beverly Bremers
When Duncan disappears with Meg's baby, Lamb must work with two FBI agents to extract as much information as possible from an uncooperative Veronica. Meanwhile, Wallace reveals the real reason he returned to Neptune, and Weevil and Logan make a breakthrough in their hunt for the rogue gang member.
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Directed by Rob ThomasWritten by Rob ThomasGuest stars Michael Muhney, Marcello Thedford, Charisma Carpenter, Lisa Thornhill, Lucy Lawless, Chris Salcedo, Brandon Hillock, Carl Bresk
Wallace's hopes of escaping his trouble in Chicago are dashed when Rashard's uncle accuses him in the press of a hit and run. Meanwhile, Weevil has Veronica bug a church confessional to smoke out the traitor in his bike gang.
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by John EnbomGuest stars Michael Muhney, Marcello Thedford, B.J. Britt, Krysten Ritter, Daran Norris, Rodney Rowland, Patrick Wolff, Seraina Jaqueline
When the profits from the Neptune High Winter Carnival go missing, Veronica finds herself defending Jackie from the condemning teachers and students. Meanwhile, Keith meets with her father, Terrence Cook, after he is accused of playing a role in the bus crash, and Logan initiates a new relationship while Beaver continues an old one.
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Directed by Guy Norman BeeWritten by Diane Ruggiero-WrightGuest stars Tina Majorino, Jeffrey D. Sams, Rick Peters, Jake Sandvig, Jessy Schram, Dana Davis, Jonathan Chesner, Matt Thompson
When a private website for Neptune High's gay students is hacked, and the members blackmailed, Veronica finds it difficult to track down the culprit when the victims want to remain anonymous. Meanwhile, Hannah finds out Logan's true intentions, and Keith believes he has found an alibi for Terrence.
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Directed by Sarah Pia AndersonWritten by Phil KlemmerGuest stars Tina Majorino, Michael Muhney, Jeffrey D. Sams, Rick Peters, Jessy Schram, Bradford Anderson, Gil Birmingham, Jonathan Chesner
Wallace's new girlfriend Jane enlists Veronica's help when her older sister Heidi appears to be a "runaway bride," but the clues suggest something possibly more disturbing happened on the way to the altar. Meanwhile, Keith and Veronica decide that they have no choice but to go to Sheriff Lamb with the evidence they've uncovered about the bus crash. Later, Kendall has a tempting offer for Aaron Echolls.
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Directed by Rick RosenthalWritten by John SergeGuest stars Michael Muhney, Rick Peters, Jessy Schram, Charisma Carpenter, Harry Hamlin, Stacy Edwards, Michael Kostroff, Gary Weeks
While accompanying Wallace to Hearst College, she runs into her ex, Troy Vandergraff, who enlists her help when he is accused of date rape. Meanwhile, Keith helps Cliff with a personal problem involving a prostitute, and Logan makes a decision regarding his relationship with Hannah.
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Directed by Michael FieldsWritten by John EnbomGuest stars Michael Muhney, Aaron Ashmore, Rick Peters, Jessy Schram, David Tom, Michael Cera, Taylor Sheridan, Alia Shawkat
Overcome with guilt and frustration, Weevil asks Veronica for help to bring Felix's true killer to justice, but realizes he may have to take matters into his own hands.Meanwhile, Keith reviews a strange DVD that Woody receives in the mail, and relationship troubles brew between Wallace and Jane, and Mac and Cassidy.
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by Dayna Lynne NorthGuest stars Tina Majorino, Michael Muhney, Taylor Sheridan, Steve Guttenberg, Krysten Ritter, Brandon Hillock, Brad Bufanda, Rodney Rowland
Veronica begins having dreams involving the dead students from the bus crash, who drop clues along the way. Meanwhile, Logan and Wallace become unlikely lab partners in Mr. Wu's class, and Keith helps Clemmons expose a doctor's scam.
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Directed by Martha MitchellWritten by Diane Ruggiero-Wright, Cathy BelbenGuest stars Alona Tal, Kayla Ewell, Paula Marshall, Skyler Shaye, Blythe Auffarth, Vanessa Lee Chester, Jeremy Ray Valdez, Linda Castro
What promises to be a simple case of finding out who ran over a classmate's dog turns into a startling revelation when new secrets about the bus crash come pouring out and Veronica finds herself again revisiting Lilly's murder case. Meanwhile, Wallace and Jackie try to turn their relationship around the corner, and the PCHers turn to Weevil for protection from the Fitzpatricks.
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Directed by Jason BloomWritten by Phil KlemmerGuest stars Tina Majorino, Charisma Carpenter, Adam Hendershott, Krysten Ritter, Daran Norris, Rodney Rowland, Patrick Wolff, Meredith Roberts Quill
Gia enlists Veronica's help to find out who is stalking her, and Clemmons cancels the senior prom.
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Directed by Michael FieldsWritten by John EnbomGuest stars Tina Majorino, Michael Muhney, Jeffrey D. Sams, Charisma Carpenter, Jonathan Chesner, Steve Guttenberg, Adam Hendershott, Krysten Ritter
Veronica takes the stand in Aaron Echolls's murder trial, and is distracted during final exams while waiting for the verdict. Meanwhile, Keith takes new evidence about the mayor to Lamb, and Weevil asks Mac and Cassidy for help to pass algebra.
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Directed by Steve GomerWritten by Diane Ruggiero-WrightGuest stars Tina Majorino, Michael Muhney, Jeffrey D. Sams, Harry Hamlin, Gil Birmingham, Steve Guttenberg, Gay Storm, Krysten Ritter
After discovering the true perpetrator of the bus crash, Veronica is desperate to warn others before it's too late. However, she inadvertently puts herself and her loved ones at risk in the process. Meanwhile, Keith tracks down Woody in hiding, Wallace leaves for Paris to be with Jackie, and Weevil again runs into trouble with the law.
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by Rob Thomas, Rob Thomas, John EnbomGuest stars Tina Majorino, Michael Muhney, Amanda Seyfried, Corinne Bohrer, Charisma Carpenter, Harry Hamlin, Erica Gimpel, Jonathan Chesner
