After the November election, Sen. Veronica Mars (I-CA) returns home and runs into Mr. and Mrs. Echolls.

"Hey. I'm going to the mall with Meg. Apparently we need to do some girly bonding."

Logan doesn't bring flowers to Lilly's grave. Unless they were wire-shaped flowers made of neon-colored condoms, she would have knocked him for being unimaginative if he had, and he somehow doubts that anyone but Lilly would appreciate him leaving condoms at her grave.

Then Lilly wins... and there's something in her face that tells you she's been waiting for this for hours.

She points fingers at both of you, then brings them together. "Make out."

A freshman year at Hearst and the cyclical nature of love.

Either the Fates have yet again decided to align against him, or MTV's just bankrolled the longest, cruelest, most X-treme episode of 'Punk'd' in the history of the world. It'd be a fucking relief to see Ashton at this point, no matter how much Logan usually wants to punch the guy in the face. He just wants it to stop.

After you're awake, the first person to visit you is a family lawyer, or maybe he said he was your family lawyer, you're not sure.

A sleuth in snapshots.

A glossy magazine's version of the events of Season One of Veronica Mars -- as seen through the prisms of celebrity, self-interest and the way things probably would've played out.

Ten years clean of Neptune living, Logan's past finds him in an all-night grocery store.

Veronica and Logan prank each other. Really, it's shameless the way they flirt.

A long fatal love chase, or: your ex-lover is dead. Well, as good as dead, anyway.