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This is the main page of VeronicaMars.org. Here you can go directly to the on-line version of this database. It contains 2,536 records, including transcripts of the episodes, synopses of each episode, cast credits, show notes, websites, fan-art and more.
In addition, the linked pages include information on each episode and each character in the series. Click on the heading to jump to that episode's page or the character's page. There you can find a transcript of the episode (except for "Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc"), a complete credits list, episode synopsis, and links to the episode's cast, staff, crew and producers. You can also find information on the actors who played each character, as well as every website ever featured on this database.
On the right side of the page are the episode synopses, written by Ron and Veronica Mars co-creator Rob Thomas. Each synopsis includes references to the episode, but also includes a section for character analysis. The character analysis section for each episode breaks down the character into three parts: Scene by Scene, Episode by Episode, and Character by Character.
Veronica Mars: Dean O'Dell Interview
If you are the kind of person who likes to read interesting stuff, then you will love my Veronica Mars Dean O'Dell interview. Here is the description:
“Dean O’Dell, who plays gay B-movie director Richard Casablancas, has a fine line to walk as the sharp-tongued Casablancas. He has to play Casablancas’s wit, but still be sympathetic toward him as he battles with his own neuroses. At the same time, he had to show the audience he was the embodiment of the character. If he walked off the set and told the crew, “I quit,” it would be time to get a new actor to play Casablancas.”
Veronica Mars season 1, episode 3, “Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc”
Full text of the transcript of Veronica Mars, episode 3, “Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc”. In the episode, Duncan Blake's encounter with dead animal causes Keith to find a tape recording that leads to the truth about Dick Casablancas.
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