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This page features all minor characters that made an appearance during all seasons of The CW's Riverdale. It spotlights characters that essentially received minor roles but were relevant enough in the story to which a page was needed to document their involvement. The characters below are listed in order of episode appearance for your convenience. Please use the Minor Characters Infobox when adding a new addition to the page.

Vic[]

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Portrayed By: Bruce Blain

First Appearance: "Chapter Eight: The Outsiders"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Seventy: The Ides of March"


Vic was an employee of Andrews Construction until he quit after finding more stable employment with Clifford Blossom.

On the day he was to begin construction on the SoDale project with Andrews Construction, Vic receives a big job offer from Clifford Blossom that he could not pass up. He hates having to pull his guys from Fred and Andrews Construction, but the job Clifford is offering them would guarantee work for two years starting right then and there. He apologizes to Fred for abandoning him, but he can't ask his guys to turn down that kind of offer.[1]

After Cliff's death, it is unknown what he found as employment though he'd eventually came to work with Fred Andrews again, selling Christmas trees. He shows Cheryl Blossom the many Christmas trees they have for sale. Later that week, on Christmas Day, Vic's intimate moment with Penelope Blossom was interrupted by Cheryl.[2]

Vic confronts Archie on the work site after he refused to take a required break. Vic psychically stops Archie who hammers away concrete as his only sense of relief. This angers Archie, who then proceeds to shove Vic.[3]

Vic meets with Archie at Andrews Construction after Archie agrees to sell him the company following Fred's passing. He gets to the final page, and as the time comes to sign the dotted line, Archie backs out. His grandfather built the company and his day kept it going afterward. Archie refuses to sell it.[4]

Aunt Cricket and Uncle Bedford[]


Aunt Cricket and Uncle Bedford are members of the Blossom board of trustees.

Following Jason's death, an unforeseen tragedy which precipitated a crisis for the Blossom empire, Cricket and Bedford, along with the remaining members of the board of trustees, descend upon Riverdale to review Clifford's current business standing. While in Riverdale, they attend the annual Blossom Tree Tapping Ceremony, an event to honor the Blossom heritage and bloodline. Although, many expected Cheryl, who is performing the event to fail as it was normally done by Jason, she staked the tree perfectly. Despite Cheryl's success in tapping the tree, Cricket and Bedford are still unconvinced that she's fit to run the business, evening threatening to take the business from Clifford should he attempt to move Cheryl forward as a successor, which both Cheryl and Archie overhear, leading to a brief interaction between Cricket and Bedford and the latter. Later that week, they attend the Blossom Banquet at the Belmont Lodge, which was Clifford's attempt to ease the board's concerns. [5]

After it was revealed that Clifford killed Jason, he then proceeded to kill himself to avoid apprehension, which led to law enforcement's discovery of Clifford's side business of trafficking heroin from Montreal on his trucks. Once the authorities had concluded their investigation into Clifford's side business, Cricket and Bedford, as well as the rest of the Blossom family, returned to Riverdale for Clifford's will-reading.[6]

Aunt Cricket and uncle Bedford return to Riverdale to discuss the family maple business. They wish to sell it. The rest of the family is in agreement. With Clifford dead and Penelope in the wind, they need Cheryl’s signature to move forward. The business hasn’t been profitable in years and it’s bleeding them dry. While Toni reminds Cheryl that the choice is hers to make, she also reminds her of all the hardship Thistlehouse has brought her. If they were to sell it, they could have a fresh start elsewhere. Cheryl initially agrees to consider their offer. With business settled, aunt Cricket and uncle Bedford were hoping to go to the chapel to light a votive candle of thanksgiving in celebration. They always visit with the ancestors whenever they come to Thistlehouse. Worried that they will uncover Jason’s body, Cheryl takes back her potential acceptance of their deal and demands they leave.

Aunt Cricket and uncle Bedford return to Thistlehouse and inquire about the chain keeping them out of the chapel. Cheryl reminds them of their previous encounter where she told them only she is allowed in the chapel. They suspect that Cheryl’s had a psychotic break. As soon as they have her declared unfit, they’re selling everything, including the factory and ground. "Get out you parasites.", Cheryl exclaims as her extended family encroaches closer on her secret.

Cheryl and Toni awaken from their sleep to noises coming from the chapel. Cheryl suspects it’s Julian trying to escape. However, she and Toni find uncle Bedford inside the chapel. He is disgusted at the sight of Jason’s corpse. He always knew there was a sickness that ran in their family, but Jason’s corpse in the chapel is unthinkable. He grabs Cheryl and tells her that she’s going away for a long time. Toni tries to pull him off of Cheryl, but Bedford overpowers her and shoves Toni to the ground. He presses Cheryl against the wall and tells her that he’s going to report her to the authorities. Better yet, he might save them the trouble and take care of Cheryl himself, holding his forearm to her throat. Toni hits uncle Bedford over the head with a candle stand, and she embraces Cheryl as Bedford bleeds on the ground.

The following morning, aunt Cricket visits Thistlehouse in search of uncle Bedford. She was wondering if Cheryl and Toni saw him. They claim they haven’t, and if Cricket wishes to search the premises, Cheryl instructs her to come back with a warrant.[7]

Aunt Cricket and cousin Fester are invited to Thanksgiving dinner at Thistlehouse by Cheryl and Toni. During dinner, Cheryl looks to Nana Rose to regale them with the tale of the first Blossom Thanksgiving. Cheryl, Toni, Cricket, and Fester listen closely as Nana Rose tells the story of the Blossom settlers. The weather turned and the settlers were surprised by the sudden, brutal onset of ice. The wagons were snowed in and soon after, the hunger set in. They grew so hungry that they had to eat their own to survive. Cannibalism, Cheryl remarks. She can only imagine what a scandal like that would do to the family name, especially if it were to come out right as aunt Cricket was trying to negotiate the sell of their maple business. Cricket is certain no one would believe Cheryl. Cheryl retorts the Blossoms have always been highly carnivorous. She ate her brother Julian in the womb and Cricket is eating the meat pies Cheryl made specifically for her and Fester. Inside his meat pie, Fester finds Bedford’s ring. Cheryl tells her aunt Cricket that she’s welcome to search the house as uncle Bedford will never be found. Any evidence that he was ever there is in the process of being digested, meaning Cheryl fed uncle Bedford to her aunt Cricket and cousin Fester. Cheryl then offers them desert as Toni rolls Jason’s corpse into the dinning room. Cheryl informs them that they’ve just committed a vile act of cannibalism, which is illegal. She threatens to expose them to the world should they continue to pressure her. With no other option, Cricket and Fester leave Thistlehouse.[8]

The Blossom board of trustees get on video call to discuss the future of the Blossom empire. Cheryl met with Governor Dooley, who pending their sign off, has agreed to purchase a portion of their land to declare it sanctuary ground for the wronged Uktena people. Cheryl proposes that they then take the money from the sale to rebuild and reopen the factory to rebrand Blossom maple syrup. However, Aunt Cricket and Cousin Fester have no desire to reopen the factory or help Cheryl in any way due to the fact that she killed uncle Bedford.[9]

Mrs. Muggs[]


Mrs. Muggs is the mother of Ethel Muggs and wife of Manfred Muggs.

With her husband being hospitalized after his business deal with Hiram Lodge went bad, their family almost lost everything, including their house. Mrs. Muggs despises the Lodge Family and personally holds them accountable for what happened to her own family. Following her husband's suicide attempt, in which he swallowed an entire bottle of sleeping pills, Mrs. Muggs and Ethel join him at the hospital, where they are visited by two of Ethel's classmates, Betty and Veronica. They've come to leave flowers for the family, but before they leave, Veronica reveals to Mrs. Muggs that her last name is Lodge, as in the daughter of Hiram Lodge, the man responsible for all their recent troubles, including her husband's suicide attempt. Veronica apologizes for her father's actions and wishes that she could do something more, but that is not good enough for Mrs. Muggs, as she wants justice. She wants Veronica to tell the truth about her father at his trial. He is ruining lives and deserves to spend the rest of his life in prison.[5]

Mrs. Muggs enters Ethel's room to find her with Jughead. She accosts Ethel for having a boy in her room, telling her that she's lucky her father is working nights at the factory. Later, she and Manfred confront Ethel about her recent behavior, the latest being her skipping out on detention. They accuse her of acting like a delinquent by drawing dirty pictures and inviting boys into her bedroom. Ethel retorts that her mother is a drunk and that her father is miserable.[10]

Young Serpent[]


Young Serpent is an unnamed, teenage member of the Southside Serpents and a student at Southside High.

After Jughead Jones, son of Serpent leader FP Jones, is transferred to Southside High, Young Serpent and several other students surround Jughead in the cafeteria, but the encounter isn't hostile, rather friendly in fact as they laugh around the cafeteria table.

After FP's arrest, and his refusal to take an offer of a lighter sentence in return for implicating other Serpents, Young Serpent, along with Tall Boy and other Serpents (as well as their dog Hot Dog) visit FP's trailer to let Jughead know that they will have his back for as long as FP was gone, and that he is more than welcome to join the Serpents.[11]

After Fred Andrews is shot at Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe by masked assailant, Jughead asks Young Serpent and Tall Boy to investigate the possibility that it was retaliation for some of the Serpents being fired from Fred's construction site.

After learning that someone had been bragging that Fred got what he deserved, Young Serpent and Tall Boy viciously attacked the man. They assaulted and tied him to a chair in FP's trailer as they interrogated him for answers. After a lengthy examination, during which time brass knuckles are used, they conclude that he is just another loud mouth. Now that Jughead has seen that they did what was asked of them, they hope that he will relay that over to FP because it is important to them that he knows they were looking after Jughead. However, Jughead is upset that all this took place in his trailer.[12]

Dr. Masters[]

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Portrayed By: Kwesi Ameyawl

First Appearance: "Chapter Fourteen: A Kiss Before Dying"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Thirty-Four: Judgment Night"


Dr. Steven Masters was a doctor at Riverdale General Hospital.

After Fred was shot at Pop's diner, he is taken to Riverdale General Hospital, where Dr. Masters performed the surgery to save Fred's life. Dr. Masters explains that Fred is out of surgery and Archie won’t be able to see him for at least an hour. They managed to get the bullet out and stop the internal bleeding, but Fred still cannot breathe on his own.[12]

At Riverdale General Hospital, after getting Rose Blossom's panel back, Dr. Masters discoveres trace amounts of a paralytic toxin in her bloodstream. Tannis root. Which is strange due to how rare it is . However, he had learned from Penelope Blossom that they had caught Rose on more than one occasion chewing bits of tannis root that she grew in the greenhouse. Leaving him to conclude that this incident is nothing more than a case of Rose's Sundowner's Syndrome. They'll be keeping her for observation for another day, then she will be well enough to return home.[13]

During the Riverdale riot, Dr. Masters and the hospital are taking in many patients, such as Fangs Fogarty and Hal Cooper. Due to his injuries, Dr. Masters asks many questions, of which Hal, unknown to him as the Black Hood, does not want to answer. Alone in his hospital room, Hal slit Dr. Masters' throat and leaves him for dead as he bleeds out.[14]

Xander and Simone St. Clair[]


Xander and Simone St. Clair are old friends of the Lodge Family. They are married and have a son, Nick St. Clair. They also stayed at the Five Seasons.

Xander and Simone arrive in Riverdale with their son Nick, having been invited to the Lodges' SoDale Gala Opening. Hiram Lodge had invited them in hopes they would support them as investors. His daughter, Veronica Lodge, acts as their tour guide in showing them all the good things Riverdale has to offer.[15]

When Nick is taken down to the sheriff station for questioning, they accompany him. After leaving the station, the St. Clairs are in a car accident on their way back to New York. The Lodges receive a phone call letting them know that Nick is going to recover, with time, but there is no mention of Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair's statuses.[16]

Xander and Simone St. Clair's status is later mentioned by the Lodges, that they had cut ties with them following the "accident".[17]

Byrdie[]


Byrdie is a member of the Southside Serpents.

Upon overhearing Betty discussing with Toni on how to join the Serpents as she wishes to keep a closer eye on Jughead, Byrdie let out a noisy guffaw, which is met by Toni replying "Shut it, Byrdie." Byrdie then informs Betty that if she wants to be a Serpent, she will have to do a certain "Serpent dance." This is referred to by Toni as an "outdated sexist tradition." Toni advises Betty against it, but Betty seems too determined.[18]

Mr. Lazenby[]


Mr. Lazenby is the Blossoms' estate attorney. He is the executor of Cliff Blossom's Will-Reading.

Mr. Lazenby reveals that Clifford's instructions were to reveal the existence of his will only after the authorities concluded their investigation into his drug dealing business. He requested that Mr. Lazenby withhold all information, including the names of his numerous beneficiaries, until a public will-reading.

The will-reading commences once all the guests (Betty, Polly, Hal, aunt Cricket and uncle Bedford, amongst others are all in attendance. Clifford's first declaration is that ownership of Thistlehouse will remain with his mother, Rose Blossom. With Penelope Blossom, Clifford left ownership of Thornhill, which unbeknownst to many, Cheryl had burned to the ground. Regarding the other guests who had been contacted per Clifford's request, they are to receive half of the remaining assets of his fortune. The first half will be distributed equally to anyone in town who can prove, with medical authentication, that they are of Blossom blood. The will-reading is then interrupted by Alice Cooper, who came to confront Hal over him asking for a divorce for the sole purpose of cutting her out of the will. Once Alice turns her attentions towards the family and begins insulting them as a whole, referring to them all as inbreds, Penelope requests that she and Sierra McCoy, her attorney, leave.

The second half of Clifford's fortune will go to Cheryl alone, as Jason is no longer with them. And so, Cheryl approaches the podium. As the one, true Blossom heir, she feels it is her duty to say a few words. However, Cheryl's speech is interrupted by Clifford. Or so they believed. Overwhelmed by his supposed return, Cheryl faints. It's later revealed that it was Claudius Blossom, Clifford's twin brother, who interrupted the will-reading.[6]

War Baby[]


War Baby is a prisoner of the Shankshaw Prison.

War Baby apparently holds much information about Hiram Lodge, because when FP and Jughead contact him, the latter tells them countless dark things about Hiram. It also seems that War Baby has been acquainted with FP Jones for a long time.[6]

Mrs. Klump[]

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Portrayed By: Robyn Ross

First Appearance: "Chapter Thirty-Two: Prisoners"
Last Appearance: "Chapter One Hundred and Twenty-One: Love & Marriage(mentioned)


Mrs. Klump is the mother of the recently deceased Midge Klump.

After Midge is murdered by the Black Hood during the school musical, Mrs. Klump attends her daughter's funeral. As the service ends, Cheryl consoles Mrs. Klump. When Sheriff Keller approaches to offer his condolences, Mrs. Klump slaps him as he was supposed to be protecting them all from danger.[19]

Mrs. Klump attends the Riverdale Mayoral debate between Fred Andrews and Hermione Lodge, though the Black Hood attacks and she flees with the other towns people.[20]

Believing that Fangs Fogarty, a Serpent had killed Midge, Mrs. Klump shoots Fangs in retaliation outside the sheriff station. She is later found by Veronica, and taken back to the station for holding.[14]

Mrs. Klump seems to have joined The Farm as she attends the school musical, Heathers. The musical ends with Betty, Jughead, Archie, Sweet Pea, Toni, Reggie, Josie, Veronica, Cheryl, Kevin, Evelyn, and Fangs on stage singing "Seventeen". As the musical concludes, Edgar Evernever rises from the audience, clapping slowly and very dramatic-like. He is joined by Mrs. Klump as well as over a dozen members of the Farm, who are all wearing white and join in on the slow clap.[21]

Small Fry Boucher[]

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Portrayed By: Andre Tricoteux

First Appearance: "Chapter Thirty-Four: Judgment Night"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Thirty-Four: Judgment Night"


Small Fry Boucher was the son of former Hiram Lodge associate Paul Boucher, better known as Poppa Poutine.

When Poppa Poutine was found dead at a hotel soon after meeting with Hiram, Small Fry suspected that Hiram had something to do with the murder. Because of this, Small Fry came to Riverdale, and began searching for the Lodges' address. He eventually finds Pop Tate, who had just spoken with Hiram Lodge. Small Fry is told Hiram's address soon after, and so he travels to The Pembrooke, in order to get revenge on the Lodges. After confirming that both Hiram's wife, Hermione, and daughter, Veronica, are currently present in the apartment building, Small Fry proceeded to murder Hiram's and Hermione's capo, Andre at the front desk.

Small Fry heads upstairs, and kicks the door off its hinges in order to get to the Lodges. After chasing them into Hiram's study room, Hermione is able to get ahold of a gun. With the deadly weapon, Hermione shoots Small Fry multiple times, resulting in his death. Small Fry's body is, along with Andre's, later sent to the coroner's office, tagged as a riot victim.[14]

Slash[]


Slash is a member of the Southside Serpents, who was arrested and imprisoned at the Leopold and Loeb Juvenile Detention Center.

While on the yard with his fellow Serpents, Slash is approached by Archie Andrews, who wishes to sit with them. It's only when he flashes his new Serpent tattoo that they allow him to sit. Slash asks about Archie's tattoo, as it looks fresh. Archie tells him that it was done by FP Jones. Current Serpent King, Jughead Jones, made him a Serpent however and said that he could hang out with them. Their discussion is interrupted by fellow Serpent Joaquin, who reveals that Archie isn't a Serpent. However, they are still willing to offer Archie their protection as long as he agree to shiv one of the Ghoulies across the yard. Archie refuses to and leaves.[22]

Later, Archie steps on the yard with a brand new pair of sneakers, gaining the attention of the other inmates, Slash included, who points out to Joaquin that Archie is coming. He's been thinking and most of them are going to be there for a long time, and he doesn't want to do that time living like an animal. Shivving each other in the yard might be what the guards and the warden and the rest of the world out there expects of them, but there's another way. If they weren't there, they'd be in high school, joining clubs and trying out for sports. All of them will play one game to remind everyone that they're not animals. Not Ghoulies versus Serpents. No gangs, Archie says. They'll mix it up for a clean, fair game. Mad Dog agrees with Archie. If they keep killing each other, the warden and guards are the only ones who win. As an added bonus, Archie offers up his sneakers to MVP.

Slash plays during the football game. When Archie gets tackled, Slash helps him up. They become distracted at the sight of the River Vixens, who cheers them on throughout the duration of the game until Warden Norton signals the guards to attack the players under the claim that they were rioting.[23]

Baby Teeth[]

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Portrayed By: Connor Paton

First Appearance: "Chapter Thirty-Eight: As Above, So Below"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Fifty-Three: Jawbreaker(corpse)


Brandon "Baby Teeth" Morris was an inmate at Leopold and Loeb Juvenile Detention Center until he was released and later captured and killed by the Gargoyle Gang.

While training in the yard with the other fighters, Baby Teeth meets Archie, Warden Norton's newest fighter. He then proceeds to introduce Archie to Thumper and Peter. Baby Teeth advises Archie to start using the punching bag before the Captain comes over. Rules of the fight are bare knuckles until knockout. Warden sells the tickets. Guards place the bets. Everyone wins except the prisoners. They get a few perks if they win though. When Archie asks about Mad Dog, Captain Golightly tells him to stop talking. Baby Teeth also advises him not to ask questions.

After Archie wins his first fight, he requests lunch from Pop’s, but not just for himself. He gets enough to share with all the fighters. Baby Teeth compliments Archie’s fighting ability but questions what the Warden has to say about Archie ending the fight so quick. However, Archie has not the slightest clue as to what he is referring to.[24]

Baby Teeth, Mad Dog, Thumper, and the others are released from Leopold and Loeb Juvenile Detention Center thanks to Archie, who blackmailed the Governor. Now that they’re out, Mad Dog plans on finding his family. However, some of the other guys have no place to go, like Baby Teeth, who has no one. Fortunately, Archie has the gym and is more than willing to allow them to stay in it. He then introduces them to Tom Keller, his trainer. Archie hands Mad Dog a pair of gloves and offers him a rematch.

The following day, Baby Teeth and Archie are joined at the diner by Mad Dog, who finally found his grandma and little brother, but they moved into an apartment building that’s falling apart. It’s been taken over by the Gargoyle Gang as well. They’re cooking drugs out of some of the vacant apartments. Archie assures Mad Dog that they’ll get the Gargoyles out.

Baby Teeth, Archie, Jughead, Sweet Pea, Fangs, Mad Dog, and the Serpents rally in the gym as they prepare to infiltrate the Gargoyle Gang's apartment building. Thanks to Mad Dog’s recon, they have a pretty decent idea of the layout. Sweet Pea and Archie take out the first two guards at the door. Then the group proceed into the building with Baby Teeth waiting outside as lookout. Armed with weapons such as crowbars and baseball bats, they make their way further into the apartments. The Serpents take 2nd floor while Archie and his guys take the 1st floor. Jughead’s off on his own on another floor. While the gang manages to subdue the Gargoyles, Jughead captures Kurtz, the cook. However, during the assault, Kurtz escapes and Baby Teeth goes missing. His body is later discovered by FP in clearing. Baby Teeth is the latest sacrifice. With runic symbols carved into his back, all his teeth pulled from his mouth, and blue fresh-aid around his lips, Baby Teeth’s body lays in front of a totem.[25]

After Baby Teeth's body is recovered, it is taken to the morgue, where Dr. Curdle Jr. reveals to FP and Jughead that Baby Teeth died from loss of blood, from the pulling of his teeth, which occurred pre-mortem. During the autopsy, Curdle also discovered a matchbook from the Maple Club lodged down Baby Teeth’s throat.[26]

Marcus Mason[]


Marcus Mason is Moose's father and the RROTC instructor at Riverdale High.

Marcus arrives at Riverdale High after being recently appointed as the new RROTC instructor by Mr. Weatherbee, whom he has a conversation with as Moose and Kevin watch from across the hall. Along with becoming the instructor, Marcus is also making Moose join RROTC.

As RROTC commences, Major Mason recognizes Kevin as Tom's son, who he ran the RROTC with years ago. Major Mason welcomes Kevin, who proceeds to take a seat next to Moose.[23]

Marcus and Moose enter Pop's to find Tom, Sierra, Kevin, and Josie together. Sierra and Tom take the opportunity to invite them to the wedding, though Marcus doesn’t appear to be too enthusiastic, almost brushing off the invite. As Marcus leaves, Tom explains to Josie and Kevin that he and Marcus used to be good friends, as they both were in the RROTC together. But, they grew apart. Sierra surmises that this was due to Marcus being jealous of her and Tom’s relationship as he had a crush on Sierra.

The following day, Major Mason and the other cadets find Moose and Kevin together. He informs them that the meeting with the Navel Academy recruitment officer is about to start.

After learning that Moose is gay and that he is in a relationship with Kevin, Marcus devises a plan to scare them. He, along with the other RROTC cadets, kidnap Moose and Kevin and take them into a clearing in Fox Forest. Marcus, disguised as the Gargoyle King, looks over them. Before them sits two chalices. The Gargoyle King wants them to flip for their fate. When Moose refuses to play along, the Gargoyles pull out knives as incentive. Should they refuse to play, they’ll be killed. With no other choice, Kevin decides to go first. He flips the coin and just as he prepares to sip from the chalice, the Gargoyle King is shot by an arrow, fired by Cheryl, who along with Toni, Tom, FP and his deputies, bring an end to the ritual. They unmask the Gargoyles and much to Kevin and Moose’s surprise, they’re the RROTC cadets. They were being lead by Marcus.

FP takes Marcus to the Sheriff Station for interrogation. Marcus reveals that there wasn’t any poison in the chalices. He was just trying to scare Moose and Kevin straight. FP wonders how he talked his cadets into helping. Marcus explains that he made it a quest. The Gargoyle King told them their brothers needed help. The RROTC was the same way when Marcus and Tom were in school. Back then, he and Tom were best friends. One day, he tried to kiss Tom, who rejected him. When Marcus’ parents found out about his inclinations, they sent him to the Sisters to get help for his weakness of character. That’s where Marcus first met the Gargoyle King, and where he started playing Gryphons and Gargoyles, and later learned that Tom played too along with the Midnight Club. The Sisters cured Marcus of impure thoughts. He became strong as he has been all these years. But then he heard that Tom and Sierra were getting married just as Moose told him that he was seeing Kevin. FP realizes that Marcus wanted to destroy what he couldn’t have. The Sisters scared Marcus with the Gargoyle King, so he thought he could do the same to Moose and Kevin. FP almost seems to feel bad for Marcus, commenting that the Sisters did a number on him.[27]

Cousin Fester Blossom[]


Cousin Fester Blossom is a member of the Blossom family.

Aunt Cricket and uncle Bedford return to Riverdale with cousin Fester to discuss the family maple business. They wish to sell it. The rest of the family is in agreement. With Clifford dead and Penelope in the wind, they need Cheryl’s signature to move forward. The business hasn’t been profitable in years and it’s bleeding them dry. While Toni reminds Cheryl that the choice is hers to make, she also reminds her of all the hardship Thistlehouse has brought her. If they were to sell it, they could have a fresh start elsewhere. Cheryl initially agrees to consider their offer. With business settled, aunt Cricket and uncle Bedford were hoping to go to the chapel to light a votive candle of thanksgiving in celebration. They always visit with the ancestors whenever they come to Thistlehouse. Worried that they will uncover Jason’s body, Cheryl takes back her potential acceptance of their deal and demands they leave.

Aunt Cricket, uncle Bedford, and cousin Fester return to Thistlehouse and inquire about the chain keeping them out of the chapel. Cheryl reminds them of their previous encounter where she told them only she is allowed in the chapel. They suspect that Cheryl’s had a psychotic break. As soon as they have her declared unfit, they’re selling everything, including the factory and ground. "Get out you parasites.", Cheryl exclaims as her extended family encroaches closer on her secret.[7]

Aunt Cricket and cousin Fester are invited to Thanksgiving dinner at Thistlehouse by Cheryl and Toni. During dinner, Cheryl looks to Nana Rose to regale them with the tale of the first Blossom Thanksgiving. Cheryl, Toni, Cricket, and Fester listen closely as Nana Rose tells the story of the Blossom settlers. The weather turned and the settlers were surprised by the sudden, brutal onset of ice. The wagons were snowed in and soon after, the hunger set in. They grew so hungry that they had to eat their own to survive. Cannibalism, Cheryl remarks. She can only imagine what a scandal like that would do to the family name, especially if it were to come out right as aunt Cricket was trying to negotiate the sell of their maple business. Cricket is certain no one would believe Cheryl. Cheryl retorts the Blossoms have always been highly carnivorous. She ate her brother Julian in the womb and Cricket is eating the meat pies Cheryl made specifically for her and Fester. Inside his meat pie, Fester finds Bedford’s ring. Cheryl tells her aunt Cricket that she’s welcome to search the house as uncle Bedford will never be found. Any evidence that he was ever there is in the process of being digested, meaning Cheryl fed uncle Bedford to her aunt Cricket and cousin Fester. Cheryl then offers them desert as Toni rolls Jason’s corpse into the dinning room. Cheryl informs them that they’ve just committed a vile act of cannibalism, which is illegal. She threatens to expose them to the world should they continue to pressure her. With no other option, Cricket and Fester leave Thistlehouse.[8]

The Blossom board of trustees get on video call to discuss the future of the Blossom empire. She met with Governor Dooley, who pending their sign off, has agreed to purchase a portion of their land to declare it sanctuary ground for the wronged Uktena people. Cheryl proposes that they then take the money from the sale to rebuild and reopen the factory to rebrand Blossom maple syrup. However, Aunt Cricket and Cousin Fester have no desire to reopen the factory or help Cheryl in any way due to the fact that she killed uncle Bedford.[9]

Mrs. Chipping[]


Mrs. Chipping is the widowed wife of Rupert Chipping.

Mrs. Chipping meets with Alice Smith and Betty Cooper to discuss her husband’s death. She starts off by saying that she doesn't believe Rupert was having an affair with Donna. While he had his problems, he never cheated on her. Alice asks what kind of problems. Mrs. Chipping reveals that he had a drinking problem, among other issues. Such as complaining about the Baxter Brothers books. Wishing he'd never gotten the contract. In the beginning, he was proud to be a Baxter Brothers writer, but as the years went on, he felt like he had an albatross around his neck. Given that he just finished his last book, Betty wonders why he would kill himself if he was so close to being done. Mrs. Chipping doesn't know, but she brought a box of his personal effects from when she cleaned out his office. She can't make sense of any of it but hopes they can. Among the items from his office, Betty finds army pamphlets.[28]

Dr. Starling[]

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Portrayed By: Ese Atawo

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty: Purgatorio"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty: Purgatorio"


Dr. Starling is a therapist that works for the FBI. She meets with Betty and asks about the nightmares, which Betty claims she hasn’t had in weeks. She’s ready to get back to work. Dr. Starling remarks that she’s suffered severe trauma, to which Betty replies that she’s been capturing serial killers since high school. "Not like the Trash Bag Killer,” Dr. Starling retorts.

Betty later returns for another session, during which time she lies to Dr. Starling about having nightmares. However, she knows that Betty is not being truthful. Betty reveals that when she got to TBK’s lair, the victim was already dead. It wouldn’t have mattered if Betty waited for backup, as she was already dead. While this is true, Dr. Starling points out that with backup, Betty wouldn’t have been captured and the Trash Bag Killer wouldn't have escaped. Betty hasn’t spoken much about those two weeks she spent in captivity. Dr. Starling wonders how often she thinks about it. Betty replies that she’s only concerned with catching TBK. She then gets a call from Archie.[29]

Cora Carter[]

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Portrayed By: Megan Peta Hill

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty: Purgatorio"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Ninety-Two: Band of Brothers(archive footage)


Cora Carter is an aspiring novelist. She approaches Jughead at his favorite bar, revealing that she is an English grad student at NYU. She admires his writing and goes back home with Jughead, where the two proceed to have sex. The following morning, Cora awakens and puts on one of Jughead’s S shirts. On his wall, she finds a framed photo of Jughead from the New York Magazine. They called him the "New Brat Pack." Cora then reveals that she’s read the article numerous times. It’s how she knew the bar was his usual hangout. While she is a fan of his book, she had an ulterior motive when approaching him at the bar. She hopes that he’ll read her novel, and if he likes it, he could give it to his agent. Suddenly, there’s a knock at the door. It’s the debt collectors. In exchange for reading her book, Jughead asks Cora to cover for him and send the debt collectors away. Should Jughead fail to uphold his end, she threatens to call the debt collectors herself.[29]

T Dub[]

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Portrayed By: Kheon Clarke

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty: Purgatorio"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


T Dub is a close friend of Veronica's and professional football player for the New York Goliaths. He's one of her most loyal customer's at her jewelry shop. He comes in and thanks her for the tip she gave him which bettered his portfolio. She then asks him about his girlfriend, Kendra, but before he can respond, she gets a call.[29]

He comes to Riverdale at Veronica's behest to help motivate the Bulldogs. T Dub proceeds to give a speech to the team about how he also grew up in a small town and used his passion for football to succeed. He then approaches Britta after hearing about her arm hoping to see her in action.[30]

John[]

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Portrayed By: Ashley O'Connell

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Two: Back To School"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


John also known as TruckerBoy96, is who frequents the Lonely Highway and hooks up with working girls. He would often hook up with Polly through Nedslist under the alias "PattyCake1276." They last met up the night before Polly disappeared. Unbeknownst to John, he is contacted through Polly's account by Betty, who arranges another meeting. Betty and Kevin await the arrival of TruckerBoy96. When he pulls up in a blue rig, Betty joins him and reveals that she is working for the FBI. She and Kevin take him to the old FBI field office with help from Sheriff Keller. Betty interrogates TruckerBoy96, whose real name is John, for answers on Polly’s whereabouts. He admits to meeting Polly, who had scored some Jingle Jangle and reached out to him. They met up at the truck stop and took a drive, but about half a mile down the highway, she jumped out the truck and started running. TruckerBoy96 swears this was the last time he saw Polly. Betty then asks for the specific area of the highway in which he dropped off Polly.[31]

John is about to hookup with one of the girl at the truck stop when Betty enters. He remembers Betty from the time she brought him in for questioning and says that she has nothing on him. Betty punches John in the face and proceeds to drag him out the truck. Betty beats John and ties him to a tree along the Lonely Highway. He insists that he doesn’t know where Polly is and asks why she is doing this to him. Betty explains that he’s still preying on girls like Polly. She blames herself for not protecting any of the missing girls and points her gun at John. Before she can pull the trigger, she gets a call from Jughead. Betty reveals that she’s on the highway and agrees to meet him. After hanging up, she lowers her gun and tells John that she’ll send someone to untie him tomorrow.[30]

Deanna Harper[]


Deanna Harper is the mother of the deceased Margaret Harper. Ms. Harper meets with Betty to discuss her daughter’s disappearance. Ms. Harper claims that Margaret was a bright girl who simply fell in with the wrong crowd. Ms. Harper wasn’t as close with her daughter as she wished they were. And then at some point, she started hanging out with the truckers. And her not knowing if her daughter is dead or alive makes it so much worse. Sheriff Keller did what he could, but he was one man and the town was falling apart, though Ms. Harper does recall Toni, who worked as her social worker and was a "godsend." Later, Betty, Alice, and Toni call in Ms. Harper to reveal that they discovered Margaret’s body in the swamps. Betty swears to her that they will find the person responsible.[32]

Star Vixen[]

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Portrayed By: AC Bonifacio

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Three: Fire in the Sky"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


Star Vixen is a member of the River Vixens. When a pregnant Toni is challenged to a dance battle by Cheryl, who seeks to gain control of the Vixens, she acts as Toni's proxy given. Cheryl and the young Vixen battle back and forth, though the battle ends with a draw, resulting in Cheryl and Toni sharing control of the Vixens.[32]

Star Vixens attends the Bulldogs' football games along with the rest of the Vixens, though with the Bulldogs failing to score a single point, there's little time for cheer. Cheryl reluctantly agrees for the Vixens to attend one last game, during which time the Bulldogs score and the Vixens perform a routine.[30]

Mrs. Davis[]

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Portrayed By: Lydia Campbell

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


Mrs. Davis is Derek Davis' mother. She meets with Archie at Pop's during the Bulldog's breakfast to discuss Derek's future. Archie tells Mrs. Davis just how crucial Derek is to their team, which is why Archie wants Derek to be captain. However, Mrs. Davis wonders what the team can offer her son. Derek is a good player and football could be his ticket out of Riverdale. She has to think of his future, not just the Bulldogs. They are then interrupted by Veronica, who informs Archie of Reggie's arrival.[30]

Derek Davis[]

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Portrayed By: Vince Song

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


Derek Davis was a player for the Bulldogs before transferring to Stonewall Prep to play for the Stallions. Prior to his transfer, Derek expressed his growing concerns for the team and their inability to win a single game. As their de facto team owner, Veronica hopes to incentivize the team by offering $10,000 to whichever Bulldogs scores first this season. Archie then approaches Derek, who expressed that he is tired of losing despite his best efforts. Archie understands and tells Derek that he was the best Bulldog on the field.

Derek attends the Bulldogs breakfast hosted at Pop's in hopes of gaining the community's support. He and his mother sit down with Archie, who explains just how crucial Derek is to their team, which is why Archie wants Derek to be captain. However, Mrs. Davis wonders what the team can offer her son. Derek is a good player and football could be his ticket out of Riverdale. She has to think of his future, not just the Bulldogs.

Not long after, Derek transfers and joins the Stonewall Stallions, forcing him to compete with his former team. After the game, Derek congratulates Archie on a good game.[30]

Mr. Logan and Mrs. Logan[]

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Portrayed By: Chris Shields & Karen Holness

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


Mr. Logan and Mrs. Logan are the parents of Larmen Logan, who confront Jughead at Riverdale High and accuse him of encouraging Lerman’s wild alien fantasies. Jughead apologizes and explains that he suspected that Lerman was having trouble at home. Weatherbee also apologizes on Jughead’s behalf and assures them that it will never happen again, especially since he’ll be moving Lerman to another English class.

The following night, when Lerman goes missing, the Logans call Mr. Weatherbee, who in turn calls Jughead to find Lerman. Jughead and Betty return Lerman home after finding him on wandering on the shoulder of the Lonely Highway. They had hoped that he wouldn’t have to go through this again. Lerman is a chronic sleepwalker. They thought he grew out of it, but then he started hurting himself. He’s walked into a door, burned his hand on a stove, and even fallen out of a window, braking his arm. Leaving his parents with no other option but to lock his bedroom door at night. They gave him the basement, where they hoped he would be safe. Jughead surmises that Mr. and Mrs. Logan are the mole people from the story that we’re keeping Lerman locked up. The worst incident came one morning when the Logans awakened to find the front door open. Lerman was missing for an entire week. He was found wandering the Lonely Highway with no memory of the prior week. This is why they were so upset with Jughead. They feared his questioning would trigger Lerman’s sleep walking.[30]

Shane[]

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Portrayed By: Kurt Szarka

First Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer"


Shane is simply visiting Riverdale from LA when he meets Kevin in the steam room of the community center. Kevin briefly flirts with Shane and places his hand on Shane’s leg. He rejects Kevin’s advances, insisting that he’s not gay before attacking Kevin and beating him senseless.[30]

Jeremiah Peterson[]


Jeremiah Peterson was an escaped convict from Hiram's prison.

Jeremiah enters the shoppe and holds Tabitha at gunpoint. He is distracted when a customer enters, allowing for Tabitha to knock him unconscious. Jeremiah is then taken to the hospital, where he is interrogated by Sheriff Keller. Keller makes him a deal, so long as he's willing to give up the location of his fellow escapees. Jeremiah claims that most are gone, but the ones that remain he will only give up if allowed meds and a chance to talk to his lawyer. Unfortunately, before they can close the deal, Jeremiah is killed by Darla.[33]

Toots Sweet[]


Toots Sweet is a New Orleans musician.

Toots approaches Josie and Sierra outside of Pop's. He toured with Myles in New Orleans before he passed. According to Toots, Myles got mixed in with some bad stuff, including petty crimes and voodoo. Toots Sweet reveals that there's a possibility Myles was murdered, which doesn't come as too much of a surprise to Sierra, whose always come to expect foul play.[34]

Mr. Tate and Mrs. Tate[]


Mr. Tate and Mrs. Tate are Tabitha's parents who come to town for Mother's Day. Tabitha shows them her changes to Pop's thus far, though they appear rather unimpressed. For dinner, Tabitha arranged for them to eat at the diner, but they have already made reservations at an Italian restaurant, which appears to bother Tabitha, as her father practically grew up in the diner, though he retorts that he couldn't get away fast enough. Tabitha then reveals that Jughead is her boyfriend and invites him to join them for dinner.

Jughead exits Pop's to find Mr. Tate waiting for him outside the diner. He informs Jughead that Tabitha is going through a phase and that their relationship is nothing more than a "passing fancy." Mr. Tate, in a moment of transparency, tells Jughead that Tabitha is out of his league and advises Jughead to do all them a favor by not showing up to the Mother's Day dinner. However, Jughead isn't threatened in the least, telling Mr. Tate that he reminds him of Hiram Lodge.

Tabitha has dinner with her family as planned, though Jughead is late and has yet to show. When her parents make a snide remark about Jughead, Tabitha encourages them to just say what they're really thinking: that they're still upset about how she left Chicago to run Pop's in Riverdale. They admit that this is the reason for their animosity, as Tabitha could've been so much more. Jughead arrives with a Rose in hand soon thereafter, and Tabitha rushes over to him.[35]

Lucinda Villa[]

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Portrayed By: Shadan Saul

First Appearance: "Chapter Ninety-Seven: Ghost Stories"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Ninety-Seven: Ghost Stories"


Lucinda Villa is a Serpent mother accused of killing her daughter in the tub of her own home. She is brought in by Betty for questioning, but Lucinda refuses to speak with her. So, Betty brings in Toni, and Lucinda reveals to her that her daughter Xandra was drowned by La Llorona.[36]

Jim Hubbard[]

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Portrayed By: Andrew Nolan

First Appearance: "Chapter Ninety-Eight: Mr. Cypher"
Last Appearance: "Chapter Ninety-Eight: Mr. Cypher"


Jim Hubbard is a local man in Rivervale and a regular at Pop's, but he is struggling to even pay for his food. So, Pop Tate tells him to keep what little money he has and pay him next time.

Jim returns to the diner with no money. He is hoping that in exchange for a bowl of soup, he could wash some dishes. However, Tabitha tells him that such labor isn't needed and that she will bring him a bowl of soup, free of charge.[37]

Anatol[]


Anatol was a Russian assassin who is employed by Veronica to hunt down her father and kill him to claim the $2,000,000 bounty. Veronica calls Anatol to call off the hit, but she is too late. Her father is already dead, and he e-mails her a photo as proof of his demise.[38]

Anatol returns to Riverdale to kill Veronica after being hired by her sister, Hermosa. He pull out his gun and equips a silencer. However, before he can pull the trigger, he is shot in the head and killed by Heraldo.[39]

Hank[]


Hank is a homeless man who resides on Sketch Alley as the last remaining unhoused after Percival told everyone else to leave. Hank reveals that Percival came and told them all to start walking west and not to stop until they hit the ocean. And that's what everyone did, as if they had no choice, Hank adds. He didn't leave because Percival said "walk," which Hank is unable to do, given that he's wheelchair-bound. Jughead reveals that Doc has a book he needs and asks Hank if he has any way to make contact with him. Hank claims that he has the number for a pay phone in Venice Beach. And when Jughead returns the following day, Hank reveals that he got a hold of Doc, who sold the book to a place called Barney's Book Barn in Allentown, Pennsylvania.[40]

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