Veronica Mars - The Complete Second Season

Release Date: 2006-08-22, Rating Unrated,

In the wealthy, seaside community of Neptune, California, the rich and powerful make the rules. Unfortunately for them, there s Veronica Mars, a smart, fearless 17-year-old apprentice private investigator. In The Complete Second Season, the Mars family finds themselves embroiled in another season-long mystery hitting closer to home, following a new local tragedy. Meanwhile, after a summer of surprises and sordid murder trials, Logan and best friend Duncan Kane find themselves at odds, while Veronica must deal with her increasingly complicated romantic life and a whole new school year with familiar and surprising fresh faces. Includes all 22 episodes from The Complete Second Season!

Set in Neptune California VERONICA MARS is a popular TV drama that follows the fortunes of a 17-year-old trainee private investigator. Neptune is full of powerfully rich residents many of whom believe they are above the law. Fortunately Veronica who was propelled into a life of crime-fighting after her best friend Lilly was murdered is on hand to ensure that justice is served much to the annoyance of the Neptunians who find themselves frequently foiled in their devious plans. Veronica's father is the former sheriff of Neptune who found himself removed from office after alleging that Lilly's father was responsible for his daughter's death. Now together with Veronica he runs a local private investigation business while also ensuring that his daughter doesn't neglect her high school duties. A long-standing subplot that runs through the show is Veronica's attempts to clear her father's name which only leads to further evidence of enormous corruption and deceit in a neighborhood that seems littered with criminal a

DVDs. Veronica Mars - The Complete Second Season

Childhood Drama DVD - After Season 1s jaw-dropping finale, titular heroine Veronica Mars (the always fantastic Kristen Bell) has been taking it easy: she's no longer working cases, she has a normal job, and she's happily dating Logan Echolls (Jason Dohring). Everything seems normal enough, but this wouldn't be Veronica Mars without mysteries to solve -- and all the wonderfully quick-witted and snarky scripts that go with them. Season 2 is especially packed with twists and turns, with story lines that converge and intersect, making the DVD experience much more satisfying than waiting week-to-week on TV. Cases that Veronica tackles this season include: Logans implication in the murder of one of Weevil's (Francis Capra) PCH gang members; an accident in which a school bus filled with Neptune High students plummets over a cliff; a sinister plot that seems to involve Neptune's new mayor, Woody Goodman (Steve Guttenberg); and a minor drug war pitting the Fitzpatricks against the PCHers. Amazingly, tying all this tog