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Hee. There were certainly a lot of little things to like in the ep. That's how I know I enjoyed the ep: when I keep noticing those small things! :)

Loved Weevil/Logan thing: "American Dream," "Is it dj vu if it happens more than twice?", and, yeay for Lamb's "good looking, we'll be back for you."

Liked Veronica's and Weevil's confrontation, mainly because it showed that her trust issues are not only with Logan, and that they begin to impaire her judgement.

Loved the movie geek approaching Logan for investment and his quick "no"! And his pointing at Veronica. Heee.

The little girl was really scary. LOL. And mean as hell. Still, V ripping off the necklace from her throat gave me a bit of a jolt. I am not sure why.

Cliff!!!!

I am sad that Weevil's implication that Logan did something to Lilly was left hanging there with no further explanation. As if it's a fact and doesn't merit an explanation. I know that in RT's mind it was a misunderstanding on Weevil's part, but he forgot to impart this knowledge to the general audience, and now there's this unanswered accusation. And then we see Logan and Weevil meet and trade barbs, and Weevil doesn't - at least to me - look like someone who thinks Logan is this terrible person who'd hit a girl. There's a drop in continuity there. Sadly.

I only watched it once so far, but I have questions already:

1. How terrible a person do you have to be to refuse bone marrow to your son just to spite his mother?

2. If impersonating a county official is a crime, how come Lamb isn't serving time? He's been impersonating a Sheriff for years now! LOL.

3. I'm with Jennifer: why did Veronica automatically assumed that the Asian guy in the photo was the rapist? He could have been a guy in line to use the ATM.

4. Do camps in the U.S. just randomly give out their alumni lists to anyone who'd call and ask? With home addresses and phone numbers?

These are just off the top of my head.

But I did like this episode a lot. And I was glad to see Wallace, but his story line was kind of strange:

1. If he dreams of being a mechanical engineer, why is THIS the class he is failing?

2. Does anyone else think his new buddy is setting him up to fail? All that study interruption and then he directed Wallace to the shady "tutor"?

3. Why did Wallace drew attention to himself by turning in his exam early? Couldn't he have pretended to sit till the end and struggle a little? It didn't make him look particularly smart.

I am sure I'll have more question, which - I would like to stress - does not mean I disliked the ep in any way. LOL. I actually enjoyed it a lot!