Writer:	Phil Klemmer
Director:	Jason Bloom
Star:	Chris Lowell (Stosh "Piz" Piznarski),  Enrico Colantoni (Keith Mars),  Francis Capra (Eli "Weevil" Navarro),  Jason Dohring (Logan Echolls),  Kristen Bell (Veronica Mars),  Percy Daggs III (Wallace Fennel),  Ryan Hansen (Dick Casablancas),  Tina Majorino (Cindy "Mac" Mackenzie)
Recurring Role:	Ken Marino (Vinnie Van Lowe)
Guest Star:	Orestes Arcuni (Honus Wagner),  Nathanael Johnson (The Guy),  Jerry Shea (Leon),  Anna Rose Hopkins (Lauren Golf),  Lenny Schmidt (Officer Wozowski),  Travis Van Winkle (Patrick Nickerson),  Saige Thompson (Abigail Montgomery),  Tangie Ambrose (Jalisa Jones),  Patrick Fischler (Russel Marchant),  Lauren Bowles (Karin Mackay),  Michael B. Silver (Professor David Winkler),  Dianna Agron (Jenny Budosh)

Music:
"Inside Your Head" by Eberg
"Lazy Girls" by Jill Cunniff (edit)

(Piz and Veronica are curled up on the couch. They start to kiss, but jump apart when Keith walks in)
Veronica: What happened to the courtesy knock?
Keith: What happened to whalebone corsets and courting chaperones? Who wants falafel? (edit) Piz: You know, uh, a couple of my high-school friends surfed. Yeah, they'd drive down to Sunnyside early in the morning, but I always had to work these crappy jobs over the summer. It must have been cool growing up down here.
Logan: Well, it must have been great working. That's what makes you so real, Piz, so salt-of-the-earth. My life, on the other hand — frivolous.
Piz: No, that's not what I was saying.
Logan: No, you're right. Not frivolous — full of frivolity. You hear that, Veronica? The, uh, subtext? Piz worked for a living while I frittered my days away. Impressed?
Veronica: I'm not impressed right now.
Piz: What's your problem, man?
Logan: Fundamentally, I guess it's that I lack a working man's backbone. (edit) Veronica: What?
Mac: Miss Mars uses Venus razor.
Veronica: Because if she doesn't, her legs look like Pluto's.
Mac: And she's down-to-earth, to boot.
Veronica: I think I read in Teen People that a clean leg shave will make that special boy sit up and take notice.
Mac: I read in FHM that boys like bare breasts.
Veronica: Interesting. I did not know that. Bare breasts, you say? Hmm. (edit) Veronica: All those weeks of thinking about you, and... and missing you... and all those pent-up feelings. What am I ever gonna do with all of them?
Piz: I-I have a couple... million suggestions.
Veronica: Hmm.
Piz: You know, like...
Veronica: Mmm. So, what are these suggestions?
Piz: Oh, you know, you don't need them.
Veronica: Does it involve me...doing a sort of dance-squad-like routine? Perhaps... a cheer?
Piz: Actually, it does.
Veronica: I was kidding.
Piz: Then no.
Veronica: Did it involve me being naked?
Piz: It did. (edit) Dick: Man, this new wetsuit's like a cheap motel. No ballroom. (edit)

When Veronica approaches Jaleesa Jones in the food court, Jaleesa's standing at the counter reading a book, which she's holding with both hands. When she answers Veronica's question, she puts the book down and puts her left hand on the cash register. The camera angle changes to show Veronica, and we can see that Jaleesa is still holding the book, which she then puts down for a second time. (edit)

Veronica: And the Injustice League strikes again!
The Injustice League is a team of super-villains from DC Comics, created by Superman's nemesis Lex Luthor to battle the heroic Justice League. (edit) Piz: So? Rob Thomas is a whore!
While in the context of the dialog Piz is talking about Matchbox Twenty lead singer Rob Thomas, this is a clear shout-out to Veronice Mars-creator Rob Thomas. (edit) Weevil: Cause I'm easy. Easy like sunday morning.
These are the lyrics from the song 'Easy', originally sung by The Commodores. (edit) The book the cashier is reading when approached by Veronica is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, published in 1957. (edit) Episode Title: Weevils Wobble
A play on words of the toys called "Weebles" from Hasbro's Playskool. The phrase from the commercial is "Weebles wobble but they don't fall down," hence the "Weevils Wobble." (edit)