I recall a few Archie stories from the 70s and 80s where they had to rescue people and it just felt so right to see Archie in that situation.

Apparently he recently suffered a stroke but he will be a part of the reunion. I'm guessing they will come up with hospital bed bound Lassie to work him in.

I'd like to see a much longer interview here with Aguirre-Sacasa but this is a nice start.

Next season the Blossoms lose it all, Mama Blossom goes to prison, and Cheryl moves in with the Coopers.

My grandparents on my mom's side were either second or third cousins. A set of great grandparents on the other side were first cousins.

I half expected Cheryl to try and kill her dad after she got the phone call from Betty.

Alas, poor Mustang we hardly knew ye.

my signal messed up towards the end, too

From what I've read on Deadline the USA Network show Shooter is very popular in middle America and the major networks want to get in on that unbridled patriotism demographic. I think all the networks ordered pilot scripts for military dramas of some sort.

Great shout out on this episode to past Arrow guest star Marc Singer. I was always disappointed we never got more episodes with him and that they missed the chance to set up the Creature Commandos.

Honor Is All We Know was kind of a disappointment, felt more like a collection of b-sides than an album (although not as good at the actual b-sides and c-sides comp they put out.) I still like it but I'm really hoping this one is closer to Dominoes or Indestructible.

Hal couldn't wait to share with the Jones' that Alice threw a brick through his current home. It was oddly endearing that he tried to bond with F.P over their respective living conditions.

It was a nice touch when you could see Jughead's breath in the trailer. He was feeling the cold in this episode in more ways than one.

I'm usually done with supper by the time Riverdale comes on but I want to watch the show while eating a burger and fries (like from Pop's) with a big shake (like you can get at Thorn Hill.)

Lyla finally gets to leave that safe house she's almost always in only to have to take grief from Dig (or Johnny, only she gets to call him that.)

I could enjoy some "Never Too Young To Die" fan art, if such a thing exists.

Only scene I vividly remember from The Single Guy was the time Sammy was wearing a way too small Twisted Sister shirt.

I think the goal was to cause unrest at the party. Of course now that you mention it the Cheryl / Chuck team-up might not be over.

It wasn't even a game, really. It was more like an exercise in escalation, which also describes the entire episode. But a game is the best way to describe it; I think Cheryl sees everything as a contest.

What did F.P. get Jughead for his birthday?