Favorite Lines from "Return of the Kane"

[ninamazing.livejournal.com]

A lot of stuff kicks ass on Veronica Mars -- the cinematography, the acting, that fantastic old-school Chrysler LeBaron ... but if you're anything like me, what keeps you veritably enslaved to this show is the writing. And while a big part of that is the masterful mystery arcs, there are also giant handfuls of snappy lines in each episode. Let's vote on our favorite from this week's "Return of the Kane"!

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Comments

[danceprincess20.livejournal.com]

I LOVE the sucker line!

[ninamazing.livejournal.com]

I KNOW! It's so clearly meant for Sacks and Van Clemmons, and she pulls it off so well -- sarcastic and near-criminally cute, as always. ;)

[d-wndy.livejournal.com]

I love the sucker line too. the way kb delivers it is just great. and the look on Clemmons and Sacks face is just :D

[ninamazing.livejournal.com]

Oh MAN, yes. I think my favorite parts of this show are when people are searching her locker and she's being cheeky about it. :D

[amaylia.livejournal.com]

I love Wallace :). But seriously, there's so many great lines in this episode, it was really hard to just choose one. This is the episode that cemented my love for this show.

And, hi! This is my first time commenting here, and I just wanted to say thanks for setting this up :).

[ninamazing.livejournal.com]

Hi back! You're so welcome -- I had a great time setting this up and it's really making me happy that other people are enjoying it. The more time people spend on Veronica Mars, the better. :D

I love Wallace TOO! There was never enough of him. My favorite Wallace line is: "Usually memorizing that information is the first thing I do when I enter a room containing a filing cabinet" ... I think that's much later on, but I can't wait 'till we get to it. :P

This is a great, great episode. I love the way Veronica Mars takes the messiness and complications of life and turns those into seriously masterful drama.

[amaylia.livejournal.com]

That's a great Wallace line. I think it's in Normal is the Watchword :).

There really wasn't ever enough of Wallace. He kept disappearing for long periods of time with or without explanation. Plus, I wasn't able to really watch Veronica Mars until season 3, and then I got to watch him struggle with first year mechanical engineering a bit while I was, so that endeared me to him a lot and I missed him even more.

But I love this episode because of Veronica. And LOGAN. That scene is so heartbreaking, but so beautifully executed. Your sentence sums it all up.