That shocked me as well. Everything I’ve seen about Alice tells me she would do that but maybe she was too drunk lol

Jughead just turned 16.

I’m a little afraid for Josie but also sad for Cheryl because as much as she tries to move past trauma (Jason, her dad, her mother’s machinations, Nick St. Creature), it’s always a part of her and it feeds into her personality and behavior. When she acts mean we laugh or cringe and briefly forget about her…

Yeah it will be interesting to see how Josie handles this, since Cheryl is clearly starting to freak her out, despite Cheryl having successfully isolated her from the Pussycats & Chuck (but not Reggie ... yet).

I’m thinking she sees Josie as Jason 2.0. Think about it—she seems to love Cheryl unconditionally and is out to protect her. The last thing she wants is some Polly 2.0 coming around and getting Josie whacked.

Oh god, Veronica saying “make it” was terrible. I guess this is a pastiche show and they gave her euphemisms from an early 70s sitcom? Shudder.

They’re sophomores, though, so that would be weird if they were all 17.

I don’t think Veronica and Jughead are even on the table as a couple. At least I hope not.

Side note, can Alice really be considered a good mom? I mean she did leave her daughter at the bar after the dance

FP drinking tea at Alice with his pinky out made the episode worthwhile for me. Never really got the hype about having Skeet in the role before that scene, but I think I get it now.

At that point i don’t think Betty cared if Jughead wanted her to or not. She was looking for any excuse to do it. She came to the party in the lingerie.

Having Betty, a teen, strip tease infront of men is the point at which i have to say Im out.

Here we go, CW cwing up the show. Breaking up couples because of nonsense plot points in order to put them with people nobody had any interest in seeing

I think the writers have either completely forgotten or are choosing to actively ignore the fact that most of these characters are supposed to be sophmores in high school.

The most absurd part of Archie’s “buried” feelings for Betty is that at the beginning of the episode, he was saying how Veronica was the light in the dark or some mumbo jumbo. None of the relationship drama this episode worked. Hell, I’d argue this episode really didn’t work. And the Betty stripper scene was very…

“Well, then, leave him... at home.”

Was Tony Todd’s character from last week in Svenson’s picture of the group of men? I’m just hoping he makes a reappearance, because he was delightfully creepy.

That took place before the party started. It was part of the prep stuff.

She needs friends where she can just be Kara, not Supergirl. That makes perfect sense.

Okay, I rewatched the scene at the site of the first Reign symbol and it was Kara, J’onn and Agent Vasquez. Alex wasn’t present. Presumably Alex was still there hosting the party but how did they explain Kara’s absence? “Sorry everyone but I have to go cover a story during a Christmas party I’m supposed to be…