KJ Apa stars as Archie Andrews in the series along with Lili Reinhart as Betty Cooper, Camila Mendes as Veronica Lodge, Ashleigh Murray as Josie McCoy, Cole Sprouse as Jughead Jones and Madelaine Petsch as Cheryl Blossom.īased on the characters from Archie Comics, Riverdale hails from Warner Bros. Clair (guest star Graham Phillips) to Riverdale, but his plans for a wild night with the gang quickly takes an unexpected turn.”Įllen Pressman directed the episode, which was written by Aaron Allen. Finally, Veronica (Camila Mendes) welcomes her old friend Nick St. With their SoDale open house fast approaching, Hiram (Mark Consuelos) and Hermoine (Marisol Nichols) enlist the help of an unlikely ally to get some potential investors on board. Betty (Lili Reinhart) turns to Archie (KJ Apa) for help after receiving an ultimatum that could potentially destroy some of her closest relationships. “When Alice (Madchen Amick) publishes a fiery piece in the Riverdale Register blasting the Southside, Jughead (Cole Sprouse) is forced to take matters into his own hands to try and keep the peace. Set to air Wednesday, November 8, it is officially described as follows:
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The second is Episode 2.05, titled “Chapter Eighteen: When A Stranger Calls,” referencing the 1979 horror movie of the same. Finally, tensions between the North and Southside finally come to a head and leads to an unexpected showdown.”Īllison Anders directed the episode, which was written by Amanda Lasher. Elsewhere, Veronica grows concerned for Archie when she realizes the lengths he would go to seek revenge against the person terrorizing Riverdale. Meanwhile, when Betty finds herself at the center of a deepening mystery, her decision to keep some parts of it from Jughead causes further friction between the two. “When Archie’s attempt to take matters into his own hands spirals out of control, Mayor McCoy (guest star Robin Givens) calls an emergency town hall meeting to deal with the growing chaos in Riverdale. Set to air Wednesday November 1, it is described as follows: The first is Episode 2.04, titled “Chapter Seventeen: The Town That Dreaded Sundown,” which is a reference to the 1976 horror film of the same name but even more funny is that film’s remake/sequel (also titled The Town That Dreaded Sundown) was written by series showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. The CW has released the first photos from the next two episodes of Riverdale, and just in time for Halloween as they both reference two classic horror movies. “After coming out of prison… he sees his dad as man-to-man instead of boy-to-man.New Riverdale photos from two horror movie inspired episodes I feel there may be a little bit of post-traumatic stress after coming out of prison… he is angry at the world for him being in this position.” Archie’s relationship with his dad Fred “is now a little bit different,” too, he adds. He can’t be isolated forever.”Īrchie returns to Riverdale a changed man, though, Apa warns, after his harrowing stint behind bars: “I think it kind of desensitized him, in a way. And though he and Jughead start out by each other’s side, “they have to go their separate ways at some point… you’ll see why.” (In an upcoming episode, Archie and Jughead pay a visit to Jughead’s absentee mom Gladys, played by Gina Gershon, and sister Jellybean.) After that, “a lot of it’s solo” for Archie, the actor hints, but he won’t be away from Riverdale for too long: “It doesn’t last. “They didn’t part ways because of someone doing something.” Archie hasn’t given up on a future with Veronica yet, he insists: “I think at the moment, it’s just the best thing for them.”Īs for Archie’s impromptu road trip, “he’s pretty much like a fugitive… he’s on the run,” Apa teases. But don’t call it a breakup: The fact that Archie only said goodbye to Veronica to protect her “means that there is still something there,” he points out. “Archie being in Riverdale kind of puts a lot of people in danger, but most of all, puts Veronica in danger,” star KJ Apa told TVLine during a recent set visit.
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