“Serpents don’t get into the hard stuff,” FP mused, hilariously. It also was apparently such, er, sticky business that even FP and his crew didn’t want to be a part of it. Of the former, we learned that the Blossom family’s maple syrup business was a front for a heroin-funnelling and dealing business - one that apparently was so hardcore that Clifford killed his only son for not wanting to be a part of it. This season-ender was a juggling act between the revealtion of secrets and establishing new mysteries that will dominate the next season. That pink elephant in the room now discussed, let us take on the episode at hand, and judge it on its own witch-free merits. So as much that went down tonight that was great - and there was a lot - it feels a bit deflated under the expectations that Sabrina was going to somehow show up. Apa himself confirmed last year at SDCC). Yes friends, Sabrina did not make an appearance in tonight’s episode, despite rumors that have been swirling since the series’ debut that she would arrive at the end of the season. Yet one that, from an admittedly diehard Archie fan’s point-of-view, felt mildly underwhelming given how much the show has been working overtime recently to hint at darker, more supernatural forces that may be on the move into Riverdale - ones that are tied to a certain teenage witch. Why one can practically already hear the emo cover of “The End of the Innocence” kicking off the second season.Īll in all, it was a pretty eventful finale. The time of carefree nights packed with drinking milkshakes at Pop’s is now a memory…especially since the gang’s safe haven is now a crime scene. Fred Andrews is dead (probably), Archie and Veronica have slept together, Cheryl has torched Thornhill, Jughead has become a South Side Serpent.
Riverdale Episode 13Īs the first season of Riverdale comes to a dramatic close, the lives of Archie and his pals and gals are forever changed.
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