In this first episode of the Rob Thomas (No, Not That One) RobCast, MJ & Alex discuss a little town called Neptune and a certain blonde protagonist. Our show art is by Christina Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

Alex and MJ talk about how Weevil might be the smartest person in Neptune, Lamb’s failure as a sheriff, and how Veronica’s Slytherin nature will bite her back soon enough. Our show art is by Christina Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

Disappointed by the lack of Weevil in this episode, Alex and MJ continue to wonder what Veronica sees in Troy, whether Duncan should try different medication, and if Logan is secretly the Moriarty to Veronica’s Sherlock. Our show art is by Christina Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

In this episode, Alex believes that no one is authentic to their character-- Wallace plays the horndog, Logan is surprisingly sweet, and Keith is oddly passive aggressive of Veronica’s misguided choice in boys. Our show art is by Christina Spinks, and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

Troy is the absolute worst and finally Veronica knows that too. Everyone needs therapy including the terrible guidance counselor. Our show art is by Christina Redd Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

Content Warning: This episode discusses child abuse. Alex and MJ ask the important question: Whatever happened to Nathan Goldman? Instead, Veronica’s old pep-squad friend Wanda is running for president against a disinterested Duncan. Meanwhile, Logan makes some mistakes that are brought to his father’s attention. Our show art is by Christina Redd Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

Content warning: This episode discusses sexual assault. Alex and MJ alternate between sadness and fear over the disappearance of Veronica’s upstairs neighbor and sheer joy over the budding friendship between Logan and Weevil. Our show art is by Christina Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.

Alex and MJ are joined by the best and only Megg Griffin to discuss a pivotal episode in season one. A purity test makes the rounds at Neptune High and nothing bad could possibly come of this. Our show art is by Christina Spinks and our theme music is a piece of Crushing Crayons’ performance at KBOO Community Radio.