Kate and Graham celebrate Homecoming and the impending revelation of Jason's killer with a supersized Murder Board, and introduce the official Stay Outta Riverdale Culprit Theory. Also, Kate craves a daily milkshake.

We do a quick rundown of some breaking Riverdale news, and then Dilly Dally's Katie Monks stops by to watch the 2001 Josie And The Pussycats movie and we surprise ourselves by having a pretty serious conversation about the movie's anti-establishment subtext.

CBC's Raina Douris swings by to dissect the internal politics of the River Vixens, evaluate just how messed up the teens of Riverdale really are, and of course to try and guess what base Archie and Veronica got to.

Graham indulges his sweet tooth in this bonus episode about the sordid world of real life maple syrup production and history's biggest syrup heist! (This week's real episode goes up on Wednesday)

Podcast maven Katie Jensen joins to discuss the return of Barb/Ethel Muggs, the class divide in Riverdale, and to provide a long awaited exegesis on the show's costuming.

We're back, and only a little late! Graham and Kate are joined by Cristina Naccarato (Specifics), Sam Bielanski (PONY), and Sara Fegelman(Bueller) - your new favourite Josie & The Pussycats cover band - to talk about the 2001 movie (which Graham has never seen) and their upcoming Riverdale Prom night (https://www.facebook.com/events/1724224444554359/). This episode rules, and I'm also supposed to tell you that DJ Wolf Pup will be DJing at the show on Friday. If you're reading this after April 7 2017 disregard that last part, but still listen to the episode.

We got too busy to make the cool special episode we promised, so instead Graham does a quick rundown of a couple of recent Riverdale headlines, live from the empty apartment he's moving out of!

Riverdale is on hiatus, but your faithful podcast hosts never sleep! Graham and Kate take a moment to catch their breath and talk about their feelings for the show halfway through the first season, plus Graham tries out some new audio processing tricks to hopefully make this our most dynamically consistent episode ever!

Anna Fitzpatrick and Averill Smith sit down with Graham and Kate to evaluate Riverdale's club culture, pass judgement on some Dads, and try to pick the most classic Fredheads album.

Brock McLaughlin joins Kate and Graham to review Riverdale High's glitzy talent show, analyze the misadventures of Miles "Jazz Dad" McCoy, and lobby hard for that sweet sweet Cover Girl sponsorship. This is our longest episode ever! We did it!