This week on Riverdale season 3, Archie Andrews and Jughead Jones tried to remove the “sacrifice mark” hanging over Archie’s head. Meanwhile, Gladys Jones bought Alice Cooper’s house. Archie confronted Hiram Lodge about the “kill...
Photo: Sergei Bachlakov/The CW This week on Riverdale season 3, the gay characters came to the forefront. The episode put some focus on Kevin Keller and Moose Mason with a messy plot. Kevin confided in...
Photo: Jack Rowand/The CW This week Riverdale season 3 was a noir. The only justification for this was a Jughead Jones voiceover sloppily saying that Riverdale had become a noir. The episode went all-in on...
Photo: Jack Rowand/The CW This week on Riverdale the main characters at least spoke to each other. That might be the standard for a good episode at this point. The show revealed one person who’s...
This week was the mid-season finale of Riverdale season 3. The episode actually managed a couple of real emotional moments, thanks to the first appearance of Jughead’s mom. Gina Gershon played Gladys Jones. As they...
Photo: Cate Cameron/The CW -- é 2018 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This week’s episode of Riverdale season 3 told three separate stories. The common link was Hiram Lodge. Riverdale loves overestimating how...
This week’s episode of Riverdale season 3 was easily the worst of the season so far. The already questionable Griffins and Gargoyles plot became even worse as it took over the show. Throughout the episode,...
Photo: Katie Yu/The CW This week Riverdale season 3 did a flashback episode that took place mostly in the 90s. The result was the first great episode of the show since season one. The episode...
This week on Riverdale season 3, Archie Andrews was forced into an fight club for underage boys, Jughead Jones joined the Griffins & Gargoyles death cult, and Veronica Lodge opened her secret speakeasy. Every moment...
This week Riverdale season 3 continued with its confusing and questionable supernatural plot. Betty Cooper and Jughead Jones were on the case thanks to what is clearly a pathological need to be investigating a murder...