The Shrine

It looks like something conceived by Banky Edwards, Holden McNeil, and Hooper X.

Archie isn't fucking Mr Weatherbee I can already tell I am going to be watching a lot of this show.

*sigh* You to? lol just reading the premise on paper butchers so much of my childhood, they murdered Cheryl Blossom's brother in the first episode for god's sake, and there was implied incest!

Haven't watched it yet but it looks like Twin Peaks with Archie characters.

This season is starting to remind me of Archie comics if they were written by SE Hinton.

Stay gold Archie.

This show is a guilty pleasure of mine lol.

I got a few episodes into this based off this thread and I don't regret it. It's scratches the same itch as The 100 but it hasn't gone off the rails yet.

Out of curiosity did any of you watch the new Twin Peaks season? Yes it was that post that got me curious enough lol



I remember reading some Archie when I was a kid but other than the names and some of the character archetypes I don't recall a single thing. I remember liking Jughead the most but this was so long ago I sure as shit cannot recall why.

Riverdale end of the last episode was kind of like this:


Except reverse. Which is interesting, because you see a gang of poor people featuring Tom Cruise, Matt Dillon, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe, and Emilio Estevez.

The 100 can pick up the pieces. The end of the last season left it open for an interesting new direction. I want it to go back to the more fast paced crazy all-over-the-place-plot-lines-that-actually-get-resolved style. The show gets kind of stale when they lock themselves too heavily into a season-long plot arc and keep focused on it... pretty much the opposite logic of any other sci-fi themed show.

The most entertaining thing about Archie before Riverdale was, IMO, Chasing Amy:

I almost flipped when I saw the Tony Todd cameo... especially when they had all the buzzing coming from the back of his truck (For anyone who was a fan of Candyman back in the day - turned out to be flies, not bees).
The episode is called Tales from the Darkside. It is not typically paced, more artistic and stylized, LOTS of dark humour; even some Hannibal inspired stuff. There are three segments, and while each has a similar stylized pace, they each have a unique quirky styles carried through.
Also, this episode shows how awesome Cheryl is.
Sheriff Keller can now be called Sheriff Shatner.
Also a Pulp Fiction homage.

A very fun episode. My favourite episode of the season so far. If you’re keeping up you may have seen this one a couple of weeks ago. I’m a little behind

There were a couple of Simpsons episodes paid tribute to in the last episode:

Lisa the Iconoclast - where she learns that Jebediah Springfield was actually evil.
The Telltale Head - where Bart decapitates his statue.

The story was all over the place with ALL sorts of ADHD-level randomness happening, and much of it extremely silly (like the whole wrestling thing) and yet it was somehow an entertaining mess =P

There's a really weird meme that's spawn in china from this show with Veronica saying "Karma's a bitch".

I hope they’re aiming to go a bit Scorsese going forward, I would love to see Archie go all Henry Hill.