Ellsworth was a prop in Dean and AJ's feud. Mahal… is the feud. (Even if it's because of the Lesnar thing.)

Kickstart that remake!

Exactly.

I'd say what I'm seeing that you're having trouble with comes from a trust in the writers: I trust that the writers will eventually have Chloe/Lucifer address how things aren't fine. Right now, it's just the table-setting for that, so of course things are off. In fact, I'd also say it would be disingenuous for things…

Thundercant, I did not mean to come off as patronizing or passive aggressive. On that front, I think you're possibly reading something that's not there: I regularly try to engage in these comments as much as possible, and I simply don't if I think it's going to lead to a problem. And I didn't say you got "worked up"…

To that I say, it should be noted that: 1. Shows are graded against themselves. An A for Lucifer is not the same as an A for The Leftovers. Especially considering how dire the show began. 2. Considering the show's weakness on the procedural aspect, an episode either has to knock it out of the part in every other…

Again, I'm really sorry about how the review turned out. I think I fixed it, but thanks for pointing it out.

Oh wow, so sorry. This review is the result of a lot of mishaps, so thank you.

Now which character do we think would be the first to stumble upon it…?

I assume that after every bounty hunting adventure, she brings a chocolate cake home for Trixie.

I mean, I didn't miss it — I saw it — but I don't think that was the ONLY thing. Especially since Jughead voiceovered about the "why" still being up in the air, even though we saw all those drugs.

Your roommate needs to get it together, Andie.

Ouch. (But to add, I'd say it's rather relevant to acknowledge the single worst plot of the entire season when it ties so directly to the show's very characterization of Archie. "Obsessed?" I'd say that designation belongs to my feelings on Riverdale's dining room scenes.)

You get an A+.

Hehe.

I double checked, and he never even says, "I got married." There are rings, but Candy is the only one who ever really talks about being married and everyone else is filling in the blanks.

I mean, I do open the review with the lyrics… ;)

She's coming back in Season 3. We're all partying.

I don't think On_2 is trying to be dismissive. And while I can't quite speak on the comics aspect, I would say they're right about the story the show is telling.

Rejoice! (Also, I thought you meant later this season. She'll actually be back Season 3.)