One Angry Veronica

"One Angry Veronica"
Veronica Mars episode
Episode no.	Season 2 Episode 10
Directed by	John Kretchmer
Written by	Russell Smith
Production code	2T7210
Original air date	December 7, 2005
Guest stars
Alona Tal (Meg Manning) Michael Muhney (Don Lamb) Max Greenfield (Leo D'Amato) Robert Curtis Brown (Captain of Industry) Ivonne Coll (Knitting Grandmother) Michael Hyatt (Woman's Studies Professor) Robert Maschio (Madison Harwell) James Molina (Eduardo "Thumper" Orozco) Steve Rankin (Lloyd Blankenship) Steve Guttenberg (Woody Goodman)
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"One Angry Veronica" is episode 10 of season 2 of the television show Veronica Mars. It had an estimated audience size of 3.42 million US viewers on its first airing.

Plot

Just as Meg wakes up, Veronica is called for jury duty. She dutifully presides over the jury in a case of two 09er boys beating a prostitute, a simple case which turns out to be not so simple. Meanwhile, Keith investigates the disappearance of the Lilly Kane sex tapes. At the end of the episode, Meg dies of a blood clot, but her baby is saved, and Veronica rings in the new year with Wallace by her side.

Arc significance

• The Aaron Echolls/Lilly Kane sex tapes are stolen from the evidence locker by Deputy Leo who needed money because his sister has Down syndrome. Instead of selling them to the tabloids, Leo sells them to Logan who erases them.
• The letter Duncan found was to Meg's aunt. Meg was going to go there to have the baby until the bus crash.
• Meg is awake and apologizes to Veronica. She then tells her that if anything happens to her she doesn't want her parents to get control of her baby.
• Meg dies but the baby lives.
• Wallace returns.
• This episode pays homage to the 1954 teleplay by Reginald Rose, Twelve Angry Men

Music

• "The Christmas Song" - Nat King Cole
• "Jolly Old St. Nicholas" - APM Library
• "Edge of the Ocean" - Ivy

References

Ratings are based on Nielsen Media Research data and are obtained from Mediaweek.[1]

External links

• Television Without Pity Recap.