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If there was ever a perfect example to point to regarding the difference between a STORY and SOME STUFF HAPPENS, this episode is it. Tons of stuff happens. Some of it is even good (a lot of it is not). And just about none of it has anything to do with... anything?
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
We come at last to the weird, semi-Christmas-themed mid-season finale of Riverdale Season 2, where the Black Hood story is... uh, abandoned? I hesitate to say "concluded," because that word has all sorts of positive connotations that don't apply here.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
Riverdale comes down from its haunted mescaline high and mostly delivers an episode of trashy television. However, please don't take that to mean that we're out of the woods, or anything like back to season 1.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
What the actual fuck.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
We here at Riverdo's and Riverdon'ts really haven't yet gotten over the fact that there's a gang called the goddamn Ghoulies. And let me tell you, this episode doesn't help us with our problem.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
After last week's runaway dumpster train, we return comfortably to Riverdale. The dark subject matter, bizarre idiosyncrasies, and dissonant music cues are back with a vengeance as the Black Hood begins a messed-up series of mind games with Betty, and a friend of Veronica's (who is a big piece of shit) from out of town shows up and is just the worst and I hope he dies.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
I don't even know where to begin. It's like an enormous freight train wherein every car is filled with flaming dumpsters hopped the rails and plowed into the center of a catastrophic car crash. But like, in terms of decision making.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
As the threat of the Black Hood continues to loom over Riverdale, we get a better look at the ins and outs of Southside High, and meet an instantly mega-cool girl and an instantly Munsteresque gang.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
A killer is running rampant in the 'dales, and who better to handle the crisis with responsibility and competence than... Sheriff... Keller...
Please bother us at #RDARD on the tweeter.
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
After a shamefully long delay, the second season of Riverdo's and Riverdon'ts is underway!
Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
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