Weevil also confesses, during a grief counseling session, that he had secretly dated Lilly, but she had gone back to Logan. During Duncan's session, he says that he blacked out for three days after Lilly's murder and can't remember anything about it. He mentions his medication, leading Veronica to wonder about what is wrong with him. After Aaron finds out his wife, Lynn, was the one giving him bad press, he threatens her with divorce. Later, her car shows up on a bridge and it is implied that she committed suicide. Music The following music can be heard in the episode: "All They Ever Do Is Talk" by Earlimart "Army Of One" by Adam Hamilton "One Way or Another" by Blondie (sung by Kristen Bell as a karaoke song) "Feel So Free" by Ivy Cultural references A variety of cultural references are made in the episode: Veronica jokingly wonders whether the principal is looking for Al Capone or the Lindbergh baby in her locker. Wallace calls Veronica "La Femme Veronica", which references the 1990 action-thriller film Nikita. The episode references John Shaft. Wallace compares his basketball skills to that of Michael Jordan. Wallace talks to Veronica about Dave Chappelle. Aaron complains to Logan that the press surrounding his personal life is making him look like Kevin Costner. Production This episode was co-written by Aury Wallington and Phil Klemmer. "Clash of the Tritons" is the second writing credit for the series for both screenwriters. Wallington had previously written "Like a Virgin", while Klemmer had co-written "Return of the Kane". The episode's title refers to the fantasy adventure film Clash of the Titans, and its related media. Actor Harry Hamlin, who portrays Aaron Echolls in the series, played a starring role in the original 1981 film. This episode also features the last appearance of recurring character Lynn Echolls, portrayed by Lisa Rinna, after her character is killed off under mysterious circumstances that imply suicide. Reception Ratings In its original broadcast, the episode was viewed by 2.91 million viewers, ranking 100 of 112 in the weekly rankings. Reviews Upon airing, the episode received positive reviews. Television Without Pity gave the episode an "A+," its second such rating for the series, after "An Echolls Family Christmas". Price Peterson, writing for TV.com, wrote in his episode verdict that "Despite the increasingly weird behavior of this school's in-crowd, Veronica's fearless takedown of a very feared club