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Television episode| "Lord of the Bling" |
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"Lord of the Bling" is episode 13 of season 1 of the television show Veronica Mars.
Plot synopsis
Record producer Percy "Bone" Hamilton's daughter, Yolanda, an old friend of Veronica's, is kidnapped and he hires Keith to find her. Meanwhile, Aaron tries to grieve for Lynn, but Logan thinks he's faking. In fact, he thinks Lynn faked her whole death.
Arc significance
- It was Yolanda Hamilton that kissed Logan and led to Lilly and Logan's break-up before Lilly's murder.
- Logan asks Veronica for help in finding his mother.
Music
- The Bomb - The Pharcyde
- The Girl Who Wouldn't Die - Tsar
- Saturday Night - Ozomatli
- Hey Ma - Cam'ron
- Living It Up - The League
Writing and acting
Production details
Quotes and trivia
- Wallace: Stop staring. It's just hair.
- Veronica: Resisting the urge to touch…
- Wallace: You keep resisting that urge.
- Keith: Hey honey, what's cooking?
- Veronica: Not quite sure myself. Something that ends in "-aroni".
- Veronica: I'm not scrawny. I'm not!
- Wallace: I didn't know you knew her.
- Veronica: We used to be friends...a long time ago. (an obvious reference to the theme song "We Used to Be Friends" by the The Dandy Warhols).
The title Lord of the Bling is a reference to The Lord of the Rings, combined with bling-bling, hip-hop slang for expensive jewellery.