Set your time machines for 2004: We're taking a closer look at one of TV's most beloved cult series.
Enrico Colantoni |
Keith Mars |
Francis Capra |
Eli "Weevil" Navarro |
Percy Daggs III |
Wallace Fennel |
Kristen Bell |
Veronica Mars |
Teddy Dunn |
Duncan Kane |
Kyle Searles |
Richie |
Guest Star |
Chris Babers |
Jack |
Guest Star |
Billie Jones |
Nadine |
Guest Star |
Corinne Bohrer |
Lianne Mars |
Recurring Role |
Alona Tal |
Meg Manning |
Recurring Role |
Max Greenfield |
Deputy Leo D'Amato |
Recurring Role |
Veronica says she "hopes there aren't Polish hookers" in the van where Wallace is keeping the goat. Kristen Bell is actually of Polish descent and speaks Polish.
Before the basketball game when Veronica brings back the goat and the parrot you see Wallace is in a full Neptune high tracksuit.
When Wallace is told he can play he takes off his jacket, but he is already in shorts, and there is no sign of his track suit pants.
When Wallace comes to the Mars apartment and discovers Veronica baking cookies, he says he is there to pick up his algebra book. However, he walks out with just the plant leaving the book on the kitchen island.
Veronica claims to have booked a flight to Barstow to find her mother. There are no commercial flights to that area. In fact, it is a mere three hour drive from San Diego (or two from Los Angeles) and much closer than when she drove to Arizona to track down her mother (Episode 1-3).
In addition to the cooking goof, when she is at the commune in "Drinking the Kool-Aid", she tells them that her "idea of gourmet cooking is sprinkling on some three year old Bacos to my microwave soup".
Wallace is pleased that some anonymous admirer (it turns out to be Veronica) has been leaving cookies in his locker. Why isn't he worried that somebody apparently knows his combination and can get in at any time?
At the end of episode of #5: "You Think You Know Somebody," Veronica bakes a cake that is leaning to one side for her dad's birthday. This is an indication she is not a good cook because she can't even keep the shape of the cake, but in this episode, she makes snicker-doodles for Wallace, who says at one point "damn the girl can bake".
Veronica describes Pan High School as being thirty miles inland from the Pacific. Yet later we learn that the trading area is halfway between the schools and "on the ocean". That would be fifteen miles inland.
(Veronica talking to Meg about the awkwardness of her dating Duncan)
Veronica: I'm not programmed to forgive and forget, I can't just start chumming around with people who have ignored and mocked me for a year. That's just not me.
Wallace: Mmm.... The girl can bake! (tasting Veronica's snickerdoodle cookies)
Veronica: That she can.
Duncan: Students Against Animal Cruelty. They threw the bucket of blood on the homecoming queen a couple of years ago for wearing fur.
Veronica: Bucket of blood. Have we learned nothing from Carrie?
(Leo catches Veronica daydreaming)
Leo: Just so you know, in my mind that daydream was about me.
Veronica: Oh yeah?
Leo: I was a little surprised you had me in full armor but, whatever.
Veronica: Can you do me a weird favour without asking any questions?
Wallace: Isn't that the bedrock upon which our friendship was founded?
Veronica: You stole a goat?
Wallace: They stole our parrot. Matter of principle. Unlike you, I have some school pride.
Veronica: And a goat crapping apples in the back of your buddy's van. Congratulations.
Wallace: (to the goat) Will you quit it?
Veronica: I'm kind of a freak when it comes to sports. I totally get into it.
Richie: Are we talking face painting?
Veronica: Face painting, hair streaked the colors of the school. At my old school, I was horny! (gets weird looks) We were the Rhinos. I was the mascot.
Veronica: Wallace Fennel has a killer cross-over, but it's really his sweetness and purity of spirit that make him unbeatable.
Jason Dohring (Logan) doesn't appear in this episode despite being in the opening credits.
Alternate Episode Title: Polly Wants A Cracker
The "Sagebrush Cantina" that Veronica finds her mother at is actually "Cheers" bar in Ramona, CA.
Music:
"You And Your Kind" by The Brown Mountain Lights
"Chorus Line" by Ultramagnetic MC's
"Rabbit On Your Shoulder" by The Fire Marshals of Bethlehem
"Nothing Is Wrong" by The Brown Mountain Lights
"Fall Behind Me" by The Donnas
"Headphonland: The Gangster Chapter" by Mice Parade
"Pick Up the Phone" by The Notwist
Wallace: Snickerdoodles. And they just appear in my locker, just like that. Open my locker, bam. Homemade cookies. And that's not all.
Veronica: A peeled grape?
Veronica is mocking Wallace's response to his sudden fame using the reference to Mae West's famous quote as "Tira" in the 1933 movie I'm No Angel; "Beulah, peel me a grape".
Veronica: I should have left right from the dance but I didn't want my mother to see me for the first time in a year looking like an extra from Valley Girl.
Valley Girl (1983) is a romantic comedy film starring Nicolas Cage and Deborah Foreman.
Richie: It's like a cross between Inspiration Point and Tijuana.
Inspiration Point, as seen on ABC's long-running television program Happy Days, was the name of the off-road location where teenagers sat in parked cars and made out. Tijuana is a decadent city in Baja, California, known for its free-flowing alcohol, women, drugs, and stolen goods. Rest Stop 15 has the best of both worlds, which means stoned teenagers sit in their cars making out, drinking alcohol, and buying stolen merchandise.
Veronica: Do you need to jump back and kiss yourself? 'Cause I can wait.
Veronica thinks Wallace must be singing lines from James Brown's song ("Call Me Super Bad") in his head while he talks trash and displays his superior basketball skills during practice. The line goes, "Sometimes I feel so nice, good Lord! I jump back, I wanna kiss myself!"
Veronica: They like you, they really like you.
This is a reference to "You like me, you really like me", which is what people remember from Sally Field's Oscar acceptance speech for Places in the Heart in 1985. She really said, "I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!" but that is much harder to parody.
School name: Pan High School
Neptune High's arch rival Pan High School is a reference to Pan, the Greek god of woods, pastures, flocks and shepherds. Pan had goat's feet and two horns. His father was reputedly Zeus. Neptune was the brother of Jupiter (Zeus). That makes Neptune the uncle of Pan, and Neptune made Pan cry uncle in the basketball game.
In the scene where Meg and Veronica crack the case, a poster of the film All the President's Men is visible on the Journalism room wall. The film tells of how Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein and Mark Felt solved the Watergate burglary and toppled the Nixon administration. In "Mars vs. Mars", Veronica made mention of Deep Throat.
Duncan: Students Against Animal Cruelty. They threw the bucket of blood on the homecoming queen a couple of years ago for wearing fur.
Veronica: Bucket of blood. Have we learned nothing from Carrie?
Carrie is a 1976 film based on a Stephen King novel about a girl named Carrie White. On her prom night, blood is dumped all over her as a result of a prank. She reacts badly to the prank, especially since she has suffered cruel treatment from her mother and peers, and ends up using her telekinetic powers in rage, killing almost everyone at the prom.
Episode Title: Betty & Veronica
Both are Archie characters and the name of a long running comic book under the Archie Comic banner. Veronica also makes reference to Riverdale High, which is the school within the comics.
Veronica: Go kick some ass Air Fennel.
Reference to one of the greatest basketball players of all-time, Michael "Air" Jordan.
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