Veronica Mars: The Best Mystery TV Show Ever!

The Veronica Mars show takes place in the small wealthy resident filled community of Neptune, California. The main character, Veronica Mars, is a high school student who is a sassy, witty, and funny girl who has experienced way more than any teenage girl of her age should ever have to experience. All in the span of a few months Veronica's best friend Lily Kane was murdered, Her Popular Boyfriend (Lily's Brother) Duncan Kane dumps her, and her old normal life as she knew it ends.

You see, the Veronica Mars show starts off after the murder of Lily Kane, Veronica's Best Friend. Before this incident Veronica was a part of the popular crowd and was still innocent and naive to the horrors that can occur in life. That is, until her best friend is murdered, and her father, the Sheriff becomes a laughing stock of their community after being deemed crazy for chasing after the wrong man, Lily's father, Jake Kane, one of the wealthiest men in Neptune. After her best friend's murder and her father's seemingly wrong accusations, Veronica becomes the main topic of gossip at her school. Because of these major incidents in her life, Veronica is forced to grow up quickly. She develops a thick skin and acquires the ability to deflect and outwit her tormentors.Although she is only 5' 4" tall and probably weighs less than a 100 pounds, Veronica Mars is not someone ANYONE wants to mess with. What she lacks in brawn she makes up for with her brains, her quick wit, and her pitbull named Backup and her taser gun :).

The show revolves around the trial Veronica must face everyday in highschool as well as her work with her father (a private eye) as his assistant/co-private eye. Because of Veronica's incredible smarts and intuition she is VERY good at solving mysteries and getting to the truth of a crime no matter how ugly that truth may be or how dangerous it may be to uncover. Each season revolves around one or two big crimes that Veronica and her father work together to solve through out the season, plus, each episode revolves around a smaller crime that Veronica works towards solving throughout that episode.

There are really no words to describe just how great this show is. Kristen Bell is absolutely WONDERFUL!! She plays her character perfectly, there is no one that could have done it better. She is so smart, witty and sassy you can't help but love her! And the love triangles that she gets herself involved in are super steamy! They will give you butterflies! I am NOT, exaggerating. If you are a fan of smart, entertaining, and extremely intriguing shows that suck you in and hold on to you till the very end, than this is definitely a show you should check out. Don't just take my word for it, check out the trailer video's below. I have selected 2 contrasting videos to showcase both sides that this show has to offer: The Fun lighter sassy side and the crime solving mystery element that gives the viewer a thrill.

If you aren't completely convince about how AMAZING this show is, just from my review, you should check out the reviews I have found on Amazon.com that agree with my views of just how amazing this show is! You will find the reviews at the bottom of this page or by clicking the following link: Check out the Amazon.com Reviews Now.

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Review 1:

I got hooked on Veronica Mars during the pilot, which I tuned to on a whim. I thought it was one of the best written hours of television I'd ever seen. While some of the "mystery of the week" episodes were stronger than others, I was impressed that the threads of the over-arching story were kept going throughout the season. The last 4 episodes of the season, where everything started to come together were gripping. I really loved this show and was so glad to see it renewed. I hope it comes out on DVD! - Review By Maggie "Maggie"

Review 2:

This show is not only the best new show on television but I would rank it in the top 5 shows on television period. All the check boxes are ticked. Great Cast. Check. Great Writing. Check. Great Direction. Check. Even a great soundtrack. This show has no faults except for being on the wrong network (UPN). Veronica Mars (played brilliantly by Kristen Bell) is a teenage girl who has had to grow up overnight following the death of her best friend, her father (played by Enrico Colantoni) being fired and publicly falling from grace, her mother seemingly abandoning them and her ex-communication from the in-crowd. While trying to solve the mysteries of her best friend's death and her mother's disappearance, Veronica maintains a heavy class load while being a sleuth-in-training in her Dad's private investigation firm. In each episode of the first season we follow Veronica as she unearths clues for the major mysteries in her life as well as the Mysteries of the Week. In several episodes Veronica is seen juggling several cases at once and the audience is left breathless on the edge of their seats. It's a great show and should not be missed. Review By N. Brown "DKtv"

Review 3:

This is the only thing I was looking forward to see every week on TV. Excellent writing with main story going across all the episodes and sub-stories that get resolved at the end of each episode. Veronica Mars is a 17 years old daughter of a private investigator, a former sheriff. She's helping him with his cases, has her own to solve and she's decided to find out who killed her best friend Lilly Kane. Almost all the answers get answered by the end of the season. Excellent acting from all the actors. I cannot praise highly enough Kristen Bell as Veronica Mars and Jason Dohring as Logan Echolls. Highly recommended! Review By Mister N "mister n"

Review 4:

It's a shame that UPN doesn't get enough viewers, because with a gem like Veronica Mars it could be on the top of the ratings. Luckily the show was picked up, and if you haven't seen season one I would highly encourage you to buy this DVD set. This is one of those shows that you can watch over and over again even though you know what's going to happen, and each episode draws you in. It's more addictive than crack dipped in chocolate. Review By Rebecca Skelton