Veronica Mars Cast Plays Who Said It?

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We tested the Veronica Mars cast on their Veronica Mars knowledge, 15 years after the show hit the scene.

Can Jason Dohring (Logan), Percy Daggs III (Wallace), Enrico Colantoni (Keith) and creator Rob Thomas identify which character said which memorable quote? Hulu’s Veronica Mars revival is now streaming.

Who were the cast members that participated in the game while promoting the Veronica Mars revival?

The Veronica Mars cast recently played a game of “Who Said It?” while promoting the revival of the show. The game consisted of quotes from the show’s previous seasons, and the actors were challenged to guess which character said them.

The cast members who participated in the game were Kristen Bell, Enrico Colantoni, Ryan Hansen, Percy Daggs III, Francis Capra, and Max Greenfield. They all seemed to have a great time playing the game and reminiscing about their time on the show.

“Who Said It?” is a popular game that has been played by people from all walks of life. It tests the ability of participants to remember quotes and discern who said them. In this particular version, the cast tested their knowledge of the show’s past quotes.

The quotes ranged from serious and emotional to witty and sarcastic. Some of the most memorable quotes from the show’s previous seasons were included, such as “I wanted to be a pirate when I grew up, but it turns out they don’t get paid very well,” and “I thought our story was epic, you know, you and me.”

The game was not only entertaining to watch, but also provided fans with some behind-the-scenes insight into the show. The cast members’ reactions to the quotes they had once said in character were nostalgic and heartwarming.

Overall, the Veronica Mars cast’s game of “Who Said It?” was a fun and exciting way to promote the revival of the show. Fans are eagerly waiting to see what the cast has in store for them in the new season, and this game only adds to the excitement.

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