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They are considering getting rid of the big mysteries and sticking to MotW mysteries. I'm not necessarily against that, but they would really need to improve the quality and noir-ness of the MotW plots. As I've said before, they should consider giving Veronica a nemesis worthy of the name—someone like Luther Mahoney on Homicide: Life on the Street.
