All posts by D-ManTheMovieTVGuy

^They're not talking about Riverdale, they're talking about Sabrina.

May he rest peacefully in the Sweet Hereafter.

That doesn't mean that everyone in the fandom hates 50s Betty. That was just a couple of people.

The episode never said that he was an angel. The fact he talked directly to the audience confirms that he's Riverdale's Narrator Jughead.

The Jughead in the finale wasn't an angel. He was Riverdale's Narrator Jughead.

Yeah, but by ending the show without the characters getting their memories back, Season 7 would've felt a lot more detached from the previous six seasons that it already did.

@Powerhouse Entertainment That wouldn't have been a satisfying ending. Ending the show that way would pretty much be ignoring the first six seasons.

It was flawed, but but the ending was bittersweet.

I understood why they censored some of the stuff, but I agree that they went overboard with it.

You know that most of the musical episodes are based on real musicals, right?

I left out Carrie and American Psycho because they didn't have proper finales.

Season 6 escalated. Like, just when you though it couldn't get anymore crazy, it did! That was one the reasons I enjoyed it.

I literally posted the trailer here. You can watch it.

So, basically, when Hiram's bomb went off, it somehow created Rivervale, a parallel universe where the supernatural runs rampant. The explosion also brought an evil wizard from Rivervale and arcane energies that gave some of the characters superpowers to Riverdale.

Archie has super strength, Betty can see people's auras, Jughead can read minds, Veronica can develop poison, Cheryl's a pyrokinetic witch, and Tabitha can travel through time. The characters are prophesied to use their powers to defeat the wizard in a final battle.

Although it was pretty badly written and a total tonal whiplash, I still enjoyed Season 6.

The entirety of Season 6.

The show became nonsensical in Season 6. I still enjoyed that season, though.

The Cain Pit only worked properly back when the Spellmans were worshipping the Dark Lord.