Veronica Mars. The Complete 2nd Season

Locations
Call Number: DVD TV Veronica Season 2
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Westgate Branch

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Downtown 1st Floor 3-week checkout	DVD TV Veronica Season 2	3-week checkout	On Shelf
Westgate Adult A/V 3-week checkout	DVD TV Veronica Season 2	3-week checkout	On Shelf

Contains all 22 episodes from the second season.
Special features: additional scenes ; 2 featurettes: "A day on the set with Veronica Mars" ; "Veronica Mars: not your average teen detective" ; gag reel.
Disc 1: Normal is the watchword ; Driver Ed ; Cheatty cheatty bang bang ; Green-eyed monster -- Disc 2: Blast from the past ; Rat saw God ; Nobody puts Baby in a corner ; Ahoy, mateys! -- Disc 3: My mother, the fiend ; One angry Veronica ; Donut run ; Rashard and Wallace go to White Castle -- Disc 4: Ain't no Magic Mountain high enough ; Versatile toppings ; The quick and the wed ; The rapes of Graff -- Disc 5: Plan B ; I am God ; Nevermind the buttocks ; Look who's stalking -- Disc 6: Happy go lucky ; Not pictured.
Kristen Bell, Percy Daggs III, Teddy Dunn, Jason Dohring, Francis Capra, Ryan Hansen, Kyle Gallner, Tessa Thompson, Enrico Colantoni.
In season two, the Mars family find themselves embroiled in another season-long mystery hitting closer to home following a new local tragedy. Veronica must also deal with her increasingly complicated romantic life and a whole new school year.
DVD, region 1, widescreen (1.78:1) presentation; Dolby Digital surround, dual-layer, DVD-9.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Great submitted by leenajong on July 9, 2015, 7:43pm Awesome show. Love Veronica.

enjoyable submitted by yufamily on August 23, 2019, 8:01pm Kristen Bell rocks

Good Filler, TERRIBLE Villain Reveal submitted by Meginator on August 21, 2021, 8:33am This season of Veronica Mars offers an enthralling central mystery with Veronica again at its core, but the villain is revealed too late with far too little in the way of hints and clues provided throughout the season. The explanation offered doesn’t justify the season’s multiple red herrings and feels constructed for maximum shock value rather than flowing naturally from the story. Though the primary season arc is disappointing, the series continues a solid run of mysteries-of-the-week and episodes-long plot arcs for both Veronica and the supporting cast. The character development is stronger overall, but the final part of the season finds Veronica acting in a way that she and other characters know will have lasting repercussions on their relationships...only for everything to go back to normal only one episode later with zero explanation. That kind of short-term writing is really disappointing in a show of such high caliber, and overall this season isn’t quite as strong as the first, though it is still pretty good in the grand scheme of detective shows.