#Season 2 of riverdale episodes plus
Over at the big Retro Night soiree at Pop’s that Betty and Veronica have organized through some well-intentioned bullying, Josie and the Pussycats (minus Valerie but plus Cheryl) do a deliciously on-the-nose performance of Kelis’ “Milkshake” before the obvious secret that Mr. Someone make sure this kid doesn’t watch Death Wish anytime soon, because he is on the edge. to play junior crimefighter, consuming energy drinks/taking uppers, and, most notably buying a gun. Grundy involve the following: Going on ridealongs with the Riverdale F.P. Over in Feckless Gingerville, Archie’s various plans for stopping the masked man who shot his dad and killed Ms. will be back on the streets of Riverdale by the time Thanksgiving rolls around. – even if Jughead’s consulting of Peabody will almost certainly both the Jones’ men in hot water down the line. One stylish outfit and some perjury from Cheryl later and things are suddenly looking up for F.P.
Blossom killing Jason public unless Cheryl speaks on F.P.’s behalf before the judge. When that plan falls apart, Dark Betty re-emerges and threatens to make the video of Mr. And so Betty and Jughead, or “hobo and bride of hobo” as Cheryl has it, pay the remaining Blossoms a visit to request one of them go before a judge with hopes of helping F.P. mercy, his sentence could be reduced or even commuted. After visiting “snake charmer” lawyer Penny Peabody (the most Archie Comics-sounding character name ever), he is told that if someone from the Blossom family grants F.P. Veronica isn’t the only one with family woes right now, Jughead learns that his father is facing twenty years in prison for his involvement in disposing Jason Blossom’s body. The Blossoms had a similiar problem last year which paid off, so I’m willing to be patient with the Lodge storyline here. It’s understandable that the writers want to establish the mystery behind the elder Lodges, but there are so many other interesting things happening elsewhere on the show that these scenes presently feel like wheel-spinning. Hermione’s spontaneous covering for Hiram regarding the letter he wrote to Veronica while he was in jail was a nice touch, but the couple’s true intentions will doubtlessly take weeks to be revealed. Aside: Did anyone else think those flowers looked sub-par given Hiram’s fabled wealth? At this point, the Lodge family scenes are the weakest part of Riverdale, especially how obvious both Hiram and Hermione’s dark sides seem to be.
“The blindfold’s off daddy, I just can’t put it back on,” she coldly tells Hiram after he arrives at Riverdale High with a floral bouquet peace offering. The Chok’lit Shoppe is in trouble, and Betty is determined to save it.Īssisting her in this mission is Veronica, who finds herself increasingly frustrated with her parents’ secrets and lies. All of Pop’s employees have quit, and someone spray-painted the words “death diner” on the establishment. Given the horrendous shooting of Fred Andrews – who doesn’t really do much this week other than to exude some Dylan McKay-worthy sulking – at Pop’s, Archie contemplates never returning there. To her it is a place that represents warmth and comfort. In fact, the main reason that Betty makes saving Pop’s into her crusade du jour is that the restaurant seems to be a thread that runs through the tapestry of the lives of all longtime Riverdale residents. As the episode opens, Jughead’s narration informs us that Pop Tate’s Chok’lit Shoppe is the “heart of Riverdale.” And indeed it may very well be. The start of this week’s instalment is a seemingly simpler (though still kind of shitty) time for Archie and the gang compared to where we are when the credits roll. This helps build anticipation, as well as giving the production staff extra time to get things polished off.Before I tackle that shocking final scene, let’s go back to the beginning.
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