Who's Who of Veronica Mars — I
- I. Roger
- See Roger, I.
- Iago
Character from Shakespeare's Othello. A miscellany of posters decorate the walls and the fronts and sides of the lockers at Neptune High. Prominent amongst them is one celebrating the sly, manipulative, amoral villain of the Bard's tragedy:
I do hate him as I hate hell-pains.
And did you see the handkerchief.
Go out and cry a mutiny.
O, beware, my lord of jealously.
Pirate Pride gives way to English literature in 1.01 "Pilot."-Inigo
All bios: 1.07 1.01- Ice Cold Man
Creepy de-programmer. About as compassionate and warm as a Borg drone, he helps the Gants securing their
incomeson's well-being in 1.09 "Drinking the Kool-Aid."-grimsqueaker
Played by Ray Proscia.- Ice Man
A character in the popular comic book Uncanny X-Me— oh, wait, wrong one. Actually, this Ice Man is a nickname for Chip Diller and probably an in-joke for Aaron Ashmore, whose twin brother played Iceman in the X-Men movies. There was also a play (and later movie) called The Iceman Cometh, though it's more likely Chip's referencing Val Kilmer's nickname in Top Gun than a Eugene O'Neill play in 2.16 "The Rapes of Graff."
-alliterator- Iggy Pop
- See Pop, Iggy
- Ilie Nastase
- See Nastase, Ilie
- Imitation Crab
Radio alias of Vincent "Butters" Clemmons. You'd think, wouldn't you, that given the opportunity to name yourself, you'd at least choose a title that doesn't imply you can't live up to crustacean standards. And yet, Butters is just the kind of self-deprecating out-of-the-box thinker AM 540 needs. Tri-corner hats off, o humble seafood! Vince is the Diet Coke, the margarine, the Splenda, the imitation crab of cool in 2.08 "Ahoy, Mateys!"
-marksoflove- Imposing Guy
Very imposing man who works for the Madame. He's simply gigantic. When Madame needs to intimidate junior PIs and their clients, he's the go-to guy. Dude is about 8 feet tall, no exaggerating, so no wonder 5'1" Veronica might be a little intimidated by him in 3.11 "Poughkeepsie, Tramps and Thieves."
-funky-donut, dutchmoxie
Played by Robert "Bonecrusher" Mokes.- Indiana Jones
- See Jones, Indiana
- Indigo Girl
One of two in a popular folk duo. And, did you hear? They're TOTALLY GAY. Which means that any sort of lesbian poetry demands a reference. Having been outed as a kindred spirit, Marlena Nichols is a little closer to fine in 2.14 "Versatile Toppings."
-Polter-Cow- Inga Olofson
- INS Agent
An agent for the Immigration and Naturalization Services, he
handcuffs and removes for being here with an expired visa. Unlike Veronica, this guy isn't charmed with Nasir's Omar Sharif-like charm, or perhaps he just never saw Doctor Zhivago in 3.16 "Un-American Graffiti."-alliterator
Played by Chet Grissom.- iPod Girl
Kendall's nickname for Veronica. Someday, we hope to see The Adventures of iPod Girl and Her Waxy-Eared Boyfriend in comic shops, but it's not to be in 2.07 "Nobody Puts Baby in a Corner."
-alliterator- Iris Huezo
- See Huezo, Iris
- Iris Huezo #2
- See Huezo #2, Iris
- Sir Isaac Newton
- See Newton, Sir Isaac
- Isis
Cow. At the Moon Calf Collective. Veronica's utter lack of country know-how makes her an udder muddler in an otherwise rudderless 1.09 "Drinking the Kool-Aid."
-Inigo- Isobel Campbell
- See Campbell, Isobel
- Ivan Pavlov
- See Pavlov, Ivan
- Ivan Turgenev
- See Turgenev, Ivan