Also killing off Moose might be poorly received, given the unfortunate tendency of shows to fridge LGBT characters & the usual resulting backlash.

Since Riverdale shoots in Vancouver too I hope this means that Brit Morgan will get to return as Livewire on Supergirl this season. Also, this would be cool:

I like your optimism. I hope so. As Jughead said last season when Moose shrugged off getting hit in the head with a pipe on the construction site, his name IS Moose.

“ What was the point of the embarrassing dance-off between Cheryl and Veronica? “

It seems like more of an editor problem than a writer problem, but please, A.V. Club, let this undergrad obsession with the term “trope” pass away quietly during the night. Despite a certain Web site written by crazy people, not every instance of lazy, hacky writing qualifies as a “trope”

Most untrue line of the episode FP saying that “you do not want to be in bed with the Snake Charmer.”

I consider gimmick episodes a ‘of the week’ style-event with no impact on the show’s main continuity. The CW annual cross-over is a annual event, not a gimmick. I’d also argue the musical episode (the 10 second tease in Supergirl leading into that Flash episode doesn’t really count) is not only a cross-over but also…

I REALLY REALLY REALLY want an evil doppelganger episode for the Sprouses (that said the actors are both very hesitant to commit to one and the writer’s are probably aware of that fact).

I want to see every crevice of this town with a 22 episode run (and yes i intended that to sound every bit as seedy as it was made to sound).

That is a great idea for how to bring Dylan Sprouse onto the show, which they absolutely should do.

I feel good about the show getting a 22 episode order this season, not just because I love it, but I feel that some elements & characters got short-changed last season, most obviously Josie & the Pussycats and Kevin, but also Cheryl to some extent, and most of the adults. I think this world is sufficiently rich that…

The super, incredibly sad little detail they put in this episode: Bojack’s mom sees a picture of Bojack and mistakes it for her brother. Combined with what we saw in Episode 2, that suggests that his mom may have treated him so shittily not only because she was pathologically afraid of loving anyone (after seeing what…