'Veronica Mars' to become common ground for Gen Z, Millennials?
Netflix brings back Kristen Bell starrer ‘Veronica Mars’ after a decade hiatus
Veronica Mars first premiered in September 2004 in the UPN network which focused on high school student who turns in to a private investigator.
The Kristen Bell starrer-series became a popular show amongst the younger generation after it aired in mid 2000s.
It was recently announced that the show in now available on Netflix, which is one of the most popular platforms with a high percentage of Gen Z streamers.
After the adventures of Veronica Mars returned to the platform, fans are either re-watching it or just discovering the series to binge on.
One of the X users was amazed after streaming it for the first time as they penned down: “How am I just discovering Veronica Mars.”
While another fan pointed out that they re-watched the programme's “pilot for the first time since I was 18. I love [Kristen] so much.”
It appears that the drama might serve as a common ground for two generations as they explore their distinctive choices.
The Emmy Award winner plays the titular role where she investigates the murder of her best friend Lilly Kane and her father was removed as the county sheriff.
Was Veronica Mars cancelled?
It is to be noted that the series was initially cancelled after it’s three seasons failed to bring ratings.
A film was released in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised $5.7 million.
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