Well...
Keith's big adventure comes to a slam bang conclusion, and Veronica -- once again -- jumps first and asks questions later. (Although Veronica wouldn't be Veronica if she didn't have
someone mad at her, would she?)
We didn't get any clues to the mystery (or did we? With VM, these things are often more obvious in hindsight...) but more mystery, but Wallace showed his smarts, and Mac made a new friend.
A seemingly uneventful episode, but it may have ramifications for later in the season.
Meanwhile...Entertainment Weekly (October 13th issue) has a small review of VM, Season 3, and it ain't good.
The headline? "
When Good Shows Go Bad"
Some quotes:
"We can't help recalling the time another complicated show about a cool, crime-fighting gal,
Alias, tried in vain to stretch beyond its culty ratings by going all new-viewer-friendly on us ... [Veronica Mars] now bears similar signs of desperation: a rushed (and dull) resolution to last season's cliff-hanger, a super-simplified premiere mystery, a heavier emphasis on classroom antics (to make it more compatible with its
Gilmore Girls lead-in?), a sorority-infiltration plot that leads suspiciously to lower-cut necklines for our beloved heroine."
"Please, CW, steer Ms. Mars back toward the layered mysteries and noirish attitude we've always loved; this time,
Veronica's life hangs in the balance."

We now return you to your regularly scheduled topic...