See Which Veronica Mars Characters Are Back For Season 4 — and Which Aren't

Published on July 20, 2019 at 6:10 PM

The return of Veronica Mars to our screens can only mean one thing: the return of one of our favorite TV casts ever! The majority of the original cast of the cult-favorite drama reunited to bring the series back for a fourth season, 12 years after it signed off at the newly formed The CW and five years after a movie follow-up updated us on what they'd been up to since. Although a few notable characters did not return for Hulu's eight-episode revival, most of the major players returned for another season of mystery and mayhem. In the gallery ahead, see all the characters you can expect to see when you start watching season four, now available for streaming!

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Kristen Bell as Veronica Mars

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Jason Dohring as Logan Echolls

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Enrico Colantoni as Keith Mars

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Percy Daggs III as Wallace Fennel

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Max Greenfield as Leo D'Amato

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Ryan Hansen as Dick Casablancas

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Daran Norris (Center) as Cliff McCormack

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Francis Capra (Right) as Eli "Weevil" Navarro

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Julie Gonzalo as Parker Lee

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David Starzyk as Richard Casablancas

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See Which Veronica Mars Characters Are Back For Season 4 — and Which Aren't

Kristen Bell as Veronica Mars

Jason Dohring as Logan Echolls

Enrico Colantoni as Keith Mars

Percy Daggs III as Wallace Fennel

Max Greenfield as Leo D'Amato

Ryan Hansen as Dick Casablancas

Daran Norris (Center) as Cliff McCormack

Francis Capra (Right) as Eli "Weevil" Navarro

Julie Gonzalo as Parker Lee

David Starzyk as Richard Casablancas

Ken Marino as Vinnie Van Lowe

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