Veronica Mars

Three seasons, a film the fans paid for, and a fourth season eleven years later that quietly assumes you saw the film.

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Where to start with Veronica Mars

In order, and put the film where it belongs rather than at the end. The fourth season is set five years after the 2014 film and takes it as read: why she is back in Neptune, where she stands with Logan, and why she is not a lawyer in New York are all answered there and nowhere else. It is not strictly required, but skipping it means starting the fourth season with three questions nobody is going to answer.

  1. 1
    Season 1 Veronica Mars

    Twenty two episodes and one season long mystery that resolves properly. The best argument for the show.

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    Seasons 2 and 3 Veronica Mars

    Then the rest of the original run, ending in 2007.

  3. 3
    The 2014 film Veronica Mars

    Between the third season and the fourth, not afterwards. Recommended rather than required, but the fourth season assumes it.

  4. 4
    Season 4 Veronica Mars

    Hulu, 2019, eight episodes, set five years after the film.

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The Series

  • Veronica Mars 2004, 4 seasons, 72 episodes

The Film

  • Veronica Mars 2014

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