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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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  • Nightmare on Mars Street...

    6.5
    "Fair"
    Ok, here's something I don't get, and no one who reviewed it mentioned this...
    Veronica is having bad dreams about her classmates who died in the bus. The first one is about Meg.
    Well, Meg didn't die, as we all know. Isn't that sorta inconsistent? Veronica led the getaway for Duncan and Meg and the baby, so why would she be having a nightmare about dead Meg???! Huh? Yeah so, this bothered me the whole episode. It was hard to focus because that took me out of the story. Can anyone reading this speak to that? I doubt they forgot this plot point.moreless

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  • End of Season Not All I Thought It Up To Be

    8.5
    "Great"
    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.

    Wallace and Logan had the best part to this episode, I thought. Logan is trying to help out Veronica but obviously won't let her know that. Wallace seems to became "friends" with Logan during the time that they are lab partners for this experiment. The stuff with Keith Mars was boring as he continues the investigation of the bus crash victims. Veronica also tries to help with the bus crash case - but does it in a way that I disagree with. I don't like the dream thing when it comes to a season long case. You shouldn't be getting your main clues from dreams you continue to have. I want to see the evidence we missed all along or Veronica solve the case in the real world. Getting help from a dream is like a coup-out.moreless

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  • Veronica connects with the bus crash victims

    9.0
    "Superb"
    This episode is really hard to review as it was "something else"

    One thing season 1 has as an advantage over season 2 is that the season mystery was much more personal for Veronica. But in this episode we see how she connects with all the dead kids on the bus on a sub conscious level which makes the whole case a little more personal.

    This was a great episode to show how dedicated Veronica was. Now I really loved the dream sequences, even though we didn't really learn anything new, rather we got a recap of most of the clues we learnt during the season which was nice.

    Loved the cinematograpy and style of the dream sequences, they were done incredibly well.

    Wallace and Logan working together - sop weird. Wallace mentions that the last time they talked was when Logan smashed Veronica's headlights. Man, that was in the pilot... two main cast members yet still the only time they had actual interaction was like, never. Interesting, haha. But that's exactly why their storyline was really fun to watch , even though it never got past basic dialouge. While very rewatchable and valuable episode, it had some issues. Keith: wasn't too invested in his storyline this time around, though, oh man. He found Veronica in the locker! That was like one of the funniest scenes ever. Loved it.

    That smartass girl who got accepted to stanford also. Hmm, not a fan. Though it was like 3-4 mins of screentime overal at the very most.

    This episode makes alot of sense after seeing the season's conclusion, but even without any knowledge it's a fantastic episode that forces the viewer to speculate along with Veronica.

    Sidenote: Gotta love the music in this one. Sia - Breathe me! HA! Six Feet Under finale anyone?moreless

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  • 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.moreless

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    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. Veronica: I'm a little punchy; I haven't been sleeping.
    Logan: Thoughts of me? Hey, I get it. Um, sometimes I'm up all night just thinking about myself.

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  • Veronica dreams of the bus crash as she goes through new theories of what might\'ve happened.

    8.9
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    Maybe I am just a sucker for slightly weird dream sequences that mess with someone\'s mind, but there was just something about this episode. Maybe it\'s the fact that it shows more closely just how much Veronica was affected by the accident, and her continuous dedication to try and make sense of all the random information she has. Seeing Logan and Wallace\'s interaction was also amusing, even though it never went very further than basic conversation. They seemed to have a sort of understanding after the time spent together. All in all, I enjoyed this episode, though I had hoped to actually get something useful out of all the strange dreaming. But hey, what can you expect from a subconscious?moreless

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    • Cervando's surname is given as both Esparza (printed under his photograph on the booth) and Luna (by Veronica in a voiceover) in this episode. In 2.2 Driver Ed in a newspaper article about Cervando his surname is given as Perez. Edit
    • In the dream sequence where Veronica is talking to Meg, it is indicated that Veronica read all of Meg's e-mails. However, when Veronica had the opportunity to copy Meg's e-mails in Season 2, episode 4, "Green-Eyed Monster", she doesn't. The only e-mails that we know Veronica saw were the ones Duncan showed her about the abused child in Season 2, episode 7 "Nobody Puts Baby in a Corner". Edit
    • Logan and Wallace test dropping their egg from a height of four feet. To do this Logan holds up a measuring tape and Wallace drops the egg contraption from shoulder height. The actor that plays Wallace is 5' 6.5" which means that for this to be right the length of his head and neck must be 1' 6.5" (nearly 30% of his total height). Either Wallace has a giant head or they screwed up the four foot height measurement. Edit
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    • Logan: You don't like me very much. Do you?
      Wallace: The last time we actually talked, you were bashing Veronica's headlights with a crowbar.
      Logan: Hm. Foreplay.
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    • Miss James: Veronica, I know Angie Dahl. And I don't think she's the witch you're painting her as. Veronica: She's a demon spawn! Edit
    • Mr. Wu: Veronica, I think that when you get out in the world a little more, you'll discover that not all well-dressed, articulate, detail-oriented men are gay. Many of them are just Asian. Edit
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    • Woman: You know you remind me of? That guy on Seinfeld, George. Paunchy, bald, George Costanza, played by Jason Alexander was one of Jerry's best friends. Interestingly, Paula Marshall (Rebecca James) played one of Jerry Seinfeld's girlfriends on the hit TV show. Edit
    • Dick: I don't know how I'm gonna quit you. This is a famous and widely parodied quote from the 2005 movie Brokeback Mountain about two gay cowboys. Edit
    • Veronica: (typed on laptop) I know who you did last summer Veronica inherent threat towards Dick typed on her laptop screen when she shows it to him, is a paraphrase of the 1997 hit horror movie's title, I Know What You Did Last Summer. Edit
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