M.A.D.

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"M.A.D." is episode 20 of season 1 of the television show Veronica Mars. When Carmen is blackmailed by her boyfriend Tad with an obscene video of her sucking a popsicle in a jacuzzi, she goes to Veronica who devises a scheme to solve her problems. Unfortunately, Tad's a little too obsessed and he has a secret that will shock Veronica.
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  • Apr 26, 2005

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Veronica Mars

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