Which is why the actual line he used was even more stupid and insulting than just saying "I don't see you that way"

Exactly.

Archie was talking out of his ass. He's not attracted to her (yet) so he doesn't want to date her, but she's his friend so he didn't want to hurt her feelings. That was his way of attempting to let her down easy.

Lol that's a pretty huge leap.

Of 1950s comics series? Yes.

Agreed. I really want the show to go there

What does having the "right" have to do with it? Feelings are rarely logical. Least of all jealousy.

Yea, Gotham doesn't have a cool nickname like "Chiraq"

Remember that the Framework is not the utopia Radcliffe intended, but has been corrupted by Aida. Even without that though, it may just be a lesson in how changing people's lives creates a domino effect. You can't just make everyone happy and have a consistent world.

Would be an interesting development

Could have used "The Grid" for some Disney-owned-property synergy

Sigh, if only Veronica had been at the same school as Hannah Baker

Dun, Dunn, DUNNN

I noticed the psycho eyes too. I don't know what it says about me that I find them hot as fuck though

"a love triangle with Archie is going to rear it's ugly head soon. Hopefully I'm wrong."

Pretty sure he was revealed to be a shitty friend in episode 1 (it probably wasn't episode 1) when we found out he had ditched Jughead to go fool around with Ms Grundy and then had apparently never spoken to him afterwards.

Oh man I can't wait for Sabrina!

Oh it definitely is

Never. But it was balanced out by the fact that I was so glad to have her on my screen again even for a little while

Relive her fetish you mean