Wallace and Jackie get a room. Veronica and Logan have a heart-to-heart talk, and Logan tears up. They are about to kiss, but Veronica says that she has to leave. Lucky is about to tell Keith more about Woody before Meg's father bails him out. There is a story in the newspaper about Terrence Cook cheating for money. Veronica visits Logan's hotel suite and apologizes. She says that she wants to give their friendship another try, but Logan spent the night with Kendall. Veronica walks away in disgust. Cultural references The following cultural references are made in the episode: Gia sang "Can't Get You Out of My Head" as a karaoke song. Veronica references a song from The Music Man. Gia mentions Mission: Impossible and Tom Cruise. At one point, Veronica updates her Netflix queue. Wallace jokes that when he wears a tuxedo, he makes James Bond look like Cletus Spuckler from The Simpsons. Logan and Veronica both reference "Alone Again (Naturally)". Arc significance Veronica learns that she has chlamydia. Keith helps Woody when he is found with a prostitute in his bed. Deputy Leo was hired to protect Gia, but Lucky was the actual stalker. He is about to tell Keith why he was stalking Gia and Woody, but Meg Manning's father bails him out before he can tell. Logan is about to kiss Veronica before she dashes off. Later that night, Logan sleeps with Kendall, and Veronica comes to apologize to him. When Veronica learned what Logan had done, she leaves in tears. Music The following music can be heard in the episode: "Women's Wear" by Daniel May "Talk to Me" by Paul Taylor and Randi Soyland "I Hear the Bells" by Mike Doughty "All My Life" by DJ Harry Production The episode was written by John Enbom and directed by Michael Fields, marking Enbom's ninth writing credit for the show and Fields's fifth directing credit for the show. The episode was originally titled "See You Next Tuesday", before being changed to the final title of "Look Who's Stalking." In an interview, Krysten Ritter, who plays Gia Goodman, stated that she was "most proud of" her work in "Look Who's Stalking" out of the 8 episodes of the series in which she appeared. She elaborated that in this episode, "the writers gave me a lot of fun stuff to do." "Look Who's Stalking" also features an appearance from