We're finally back and so sorry for the delay in episodes. Life, man.  On this episode, we're discussing the complexity of the Veronica-Piz-Logan-Parker love square, where Logan throws his new lady an outrageous birthday party but then gets sad face when Piz kisses Veronica. Keith catches Piz and Wallace with fake IDs, and Veronica catches the monster vandalizing a local restaurant owned by a Middle Eastern family. 

Welcome back, Marshmallows! Life can't keep us down, so we're back to close out the final episodes of Veronica Mars - season three. With Keith as Acting Sheriff and Veronica pairing up with Tim to investigate the death of Dean O'Dell, the Mars family is determined to find answers. Meanwhile, Wallace and Mac are in awkward-town as Parker and Logan begin dating and seek Veronica's approval. 

This week, we're investigating Veronica's day in a holding cell, Logan and Parker's rising chemistry and closeness, just how far one would go to protect their family, and of course, the tragedy that results in Sheriff Lamb's death.

In "Postgame Mortem", we're investigating the mysterious death of Wallace's basketball coach, the bittersweet letter of recommendation from Dean O'Dell, Mindy and Landry's misaligned alibis, and how children are not as naïve to emotions as some adults might think.

This week, we're investigating who slipped a college student, Bonnie, RU-486 causing her miscarriage, the on-going Logan-Veronica-Madison debacle, how anger can tear you apart, a discussion on forgiveness, and more information on the Dean's murder.

This week, we're investigating Madison Sinclair's incessant need to cause trouble, Veronica's hunt for Max's "one that got away", whether you can be with someone who has not healed from their trauma, how someone's past affects your relationship, and the sex worker industry as a whole. Happy New Year and thank you to all of our loyal and new listeners!

This week's investigation is aboot the Canadian wonderland Mac and Veronica provide in their dorm, the infinitely impressive level of obliviousness Mac has when it comes to flirtatious guys but also how her perception can be a reflection of her self-worth, Piz misreading V's signals, and somehow Angela's fish-phobia ties in with the story of the missing monkey.

Trigger Warning: Rape, Assault, Trauma In this week's episode, we are investigating the reveal of the Hearst rapist, Mac, Weevil and Wallace all making a return, Dean O'Dell finds out about his wife's affair with the help of Keith and Veronica, and an intimate conversation on a very important question: is soup a meal or a side dish?

In this week's episode, we are investigating Patty Hearst and the similarity between her real life experiences and her role as Selma Rose Hearst, as well as Stockholm Syndrome, the respectable boundaries for a relationship, the danger and destruction of false rape claims, and Dean O'Dell's sudden hilarity. 

In "Of Vice and Men", we are investigating the disappearance of dorm-mate, Sully, after his girlfriend, Meryl, comes to town and thinks aliens might have abducted him. Wallace and Mac are missed, but there is plenty of Piz to go around, as Veronica stays in Wallace's dorm with Piz to avoid Keith due to his affair with Harmony. Also, Veronica and Logan are on shaky waters after he refuses to tell Veronica what Mercer's alibi is, and Veronica gets drugged in the Hearst cafeteria. 

In this week's episode, we are investigating the overall theme of infidelity such as Keith and Harmony sitting in a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G, Wallace's feat with mechanical engineering, Parker's cringey moments pining after Piz until she encounters who might be her rapist, and what it takes to forgive someone.  Thank you to everyone who nominated Veronica's Marshmallows for the 2020 Podcast Awards! And congratulations to our fellow nominees, like The Hollywood Outsider podcast!

In "President Evil", we are investigating the Resident Evil franchise and Angela's scaredy-pants, the use of President masks as criminal disguises in entertainment, the prominent theme of "cheating", the horrible act of one parent taking a child away from the other, and the subtle commentary on the socioeconomic conditions that can lead to a life of crime.

In this week's episode, we are investigating who really is Charlie and why Logan's money is going towards this guy, our society's need to be right, no matter what, Keith putting on his best dad face during dinner with Logan, and Keith's interest in a new client. 

In this week's episode, we're investigating Logan's odd behavior and Veronica's jealousy, letting the people you care about make their own decisions, the freedom of the press vs. people's protections, Veronica's innate ability to get out of any situation with her clever on-her-feet thinking and Angela's obsession with Little Giants. ***Don't forget to vote for our podcast in "TV & Film" for the 2020 Podcast Awards at www.podcastawards.com***

In this week's episode, we're investigating Parker's rape, the complexity of the Stanford Prison Experiment which is modeled here, faux lesbian dancing, how we feel about Nish's journalistic response, and the magnitude of guest stars!

We are eligible for the 2020 Podcast Awards, so PLEASE take a minute and go to www.podcastawards.com and vote for Veronica's Marshmallows in TV & Film through July 31st. We love you so much! In this week's episode, we're investigating Veronica's entrance into college, college boys ogling over bikini babes tanning, our heart breaking with Keith's safety ending on a cliffhanger, and the ramifications of the trauma from season two.

We are RETURNING for season three on Tuesday, July 7th. That's right, your favorite ladies discussing your (presumably) favorite show, Veronica Mars, EVERY single week on Tuesdays. We hope you've missed us, because we've certainly missed you. Make sure you hit subscribe so you get alerts the minute a new episode releases!

In this week's episode, we're investigating the brutal season two finale which covers Aaron Echolls' confrontation and confession to Veronica, Beaver's life-long secret, graduation day, Mac's Ghost World appearance, and so much more from this adrenaline filled finale. Don't forget to let us know what your preference is for season three return!

In this week's episode, we're investigating the insane verdict from the Aaron Echolls' trial and Veronica's unrileable-ness, Weevil's grandma is back in the topic of discussion, the unnerving and angering reveal about Woody Goodman, and Keith Mars is officially the best father ever (as if we didn't know that already).

In this week's episode, we're investigating the alterna-prom, Woody is really living up to his name when he awakes to himself next to a passed out naked woman in the midst of his election, a little break in Long Con so we can adore Logan and Veronica's "epic" moment. As we approach the season two finale, we want to let you take part. Give us a call and leave a message with your thoughts on season two and the ending - or text us - and we will add it to the final episode of season two!...

In this week's episode, we're investigating Jackie's 180 arc, the peculiarity in Aaron Echolls using an.. Oscar Statue? as his murder weapon, some life lessons, and Harry is basically John Wick with a bow and arrow. Grab your cell phone interceptor and tune in!

In this week's investigation, we are discussing Veronica's weird and vivid 90's dreams as she spirals into her obsession over the bus crash, our thoughts on dream interpretation, mental illness is REAL which, yes, includes anxiety disorders, and all the goodness that is the spawn of Satan, Dick Casablancas.

In this week's investigation, we are discussing Wallace's moral compass taking a sharp left, Jackie's redemption arc, Beaver turns out to be a total jerk, The Breakfast Club and Star Trek references, and Weevil's beloved grandpa that we've never heard about or seen.

Trigger Warning: This episode contains information about sexual assault which may be triggering to survivors. If you or someone you know needs help, please contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE. In this week's investigation, we are discussing the rape culture at Hearst College, the parallels between this episode and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Lamb's gross encounter with an 18-but-legal Madison Sinclair, and so much more.