Here is to discuss tomorrow's episode!

Since my account was delete sadly we lost all previous posts aside from Riverdale Episode 4 - does anyone want me to remake a post from 1-3? 


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Quote from: kassandralove on February 22, 2017, 10:25:39 AM
Since my account was delete sadly we lost all previous posts aside from Riverdale Episode 4 - does anyone want me to remake a post from 1-3?

Why would the forum delete the threads just because your account was deleted?

And I actually saved copies of those threads on my hard drive. I'm wondering if Oldiesmann can reintegrate them into the forum.

Awesome episode last night. I feel so bad for Cheryl. Her mom is such a bitch. But good for Cheryl for calling her parents out on their hypocrisy and for defying her mom to speak at Jason's funeral (that was seriously an iconic moment!).

Ooh, looks like Cheryl and Veronica are friends now.

Cheryl's nightmare at the beginning was really freaky. Might her being confronted by a zombie Jason be an Afterlife reference?

So is Cheryl off the cheerleading squad? Can her mother even do that?

Seriously, Penelope makes a good case for legal murder.

Who's that old woman that's living with the Blossoms?

Betty seems to be good at fixing cars like in the comics.

Interesting that Betty has to remind Veronica to be nice to Cheryl.

Reggie gets more screen time. I like the resolution of his and Archie's plot.

I made this meme earlier this week from one of the previews, just to highlight Mrs. Blossom's bitchiness.

Heehee, that's awesome! That dinner scene was sooo awkward. It kind of reminds me of that flashback scene to the Blossom Thanksgiving dinner in Afterlife.

This show has managed to do the impossible: make Cheryl Blossom a sympathetic character.  I think Madelaine Petsch is doing an amazing job with her. 

I have never read Afterlife with Archie, but I would guess that yes, Cheryl's nightmare was a reference to it.  I dislike the idea of Archie's father "fooling around."  That is too far out of character.  I seem to recall a "rule" of some sort that main character parents on TV shows had to be respectable, but that must be gone now.  Although Married...With Children wasn't all that recent, come to think of it...