Riverdale Season 2 Episode 22 – TV Review
It’s a gay off.
Despite Kevin and Moose finally getting it together after all this time, this episode has nowhere near the sense of culmination that the Season 1 finale did.
Probably because Season 1 was a slight-to-moderately heightened teen soap opera, whereas Season 2 is this blood-drenched, gangland nonsense, serial killer pit of darkness.
Reel it in, Season 3. Reel it in.
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Riverdale Season 2 Episode 21 – TV Review
But, like, yeah. It is.
At multiple points in my notes for this episode I wrote “This episode is too fucking much.”
Which for Riverdale is exactly the right amount.
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Anniversary 2018: The Top 5 TV Shows of the Past Year (For Whatever Reason) – Best Of
Another year, another moment to reflect on the fact that I watch too many CW shows.
But hey, at least I gave up on Valor after only two episodes. I love Christina Ochoa, but I’m not that devoted, CW.
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Riverdale Season 2 Episode 20 – TV Review
Reggie isn’t the smartest.
Well, if we’re going to have murdered teens, we might as well have murderer teens.
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Riverdale Season 2 Episode 19 – TV Review
With this kind of sports uniform budget blowout, it now makes sense that they were forced to hire a paedophile as the music teacher.
How do you follow up a musical episode?
Well, if you’re Riverdale, you get the fucking lead out and go absolutely crazy with everyone’s subplots, including near-rape, kidnapping, and murder.
Welcome back, Riverdale. Last week wasn’t just a fluke.
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Riverdale Season 2 Episode 18 – TV Review
Cheryl, like Riverdale, is reclaiming her winning moves.
It’s no coincidence that Riverdale chose to echo one of the best shots from the Season 1 finale this week, as this episode is confidently the best Riverdale we’ve had since Season 2 began.
Let’s just all agree that as fun as a musical episode can be, we don’t want Riverdale to turn into Glee, okay?
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Riverdale Season 2 Episode 17 – TV Review
But I’ll give this one a pass because it’s atmospheric.
Who knew that in an episode about thwarting the evils of gay conversion that our true hope spot would be the realisation of just how pathetically fragile Hiram is, and the confirmation of Archie’s unfounded bravado?
It’s good to be back, Riverdale.
