Riverdale

Riverdale throws a serial killer convention, accompanied by a musical that doesn't mix as well with the storyline as you might think.

Riverdale, the show that has had a cult and multiple serial killers, finds its biggest villain yet and it turns out, the hippies were right. It's the Man.

Tabitha tries to move Pop's to save it. Initial resistance, though, turns up some unexpected allies in the coming battle against an eldritch evil.

Veronica Lodge is Spider-Woman! And Archie is (an) iron man. Unfortunately, though, this episode is not as exciting as that makes it sound.

Percival launches a new plan to torment Riverdale. The premise doesn't matter as much as the effect, which maybe sees Veronica develop her own superpower.

A thick fog rolls into town and I mean that literally. Nothing really happens because of it, but it does give everyone the opportunity to slow down and think.

Another Riverdalian discovers a superpower, as a Tabitha-centered episode sees her becoming unstuck in time. Again and again.

The town with pep has lost that designation and will lose much more before Percival's done. Also, Cheryl's setting fires with her mind now.

Percival continues his reign of malevolence. Does he want to take over Riverdale or does he just want to destroy it? And if it's the latter, then why?

Not content to lurk in the shadows, Percival Pickens makes a big splash with a nasty editorial. His endgame isn't clear yet, but it feels very Hiram.

Betty comes closer than ever to the TBK, Jughead gets his own super-power, while Veronica comes to bury Hiram, not to praise him.

Riverdale returns and with it, we return to actual Riverdale, where we see the aftermath of the bomb. What happened? In a word: superpowers.

Riverdale commemorates its 100th episode with some hijinks that are off the wall, even for this show. Universes are colliding, literally.

Must be the season of the witch! Except it's not because this episode could have used like, 500% more witchery. Instead, we get a bunch of sadness.

The devil goes down to Riverdale this week, as the dwindling number of residents is offered a Faustian bargain. Who will accept and who will survive?

Rivervale's not the nicer alternative it might have seemed (before we found out they sacrifice people), because the deaths keep coming this week.

Riverdale returns for season 6, but we're not in Riverdale anymore, Toto. We're in Rivervale, the town with heart. And boy, do they mean that.

"The Town with Pep" becomes "The Town with Pop's" and a real-life town again, as Riverdale ends its fifth season. But don't worry, season 6 is coming very soon.

Riverdale sneaks in another musical episode, as Alice and Betty try to grieve the loss of Polly.

Riverdale solves this season's two biggest mysteries and it only ends in heartbreak.