Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm digging the time jump. Personally, I hate it when high school shows go to college.

Agree. I keep threatening to give up on the show because it's not that good anymore...but I was intrigued by the time jump. It made no sense that these mid and late 20 somethings are in high school. One Tree Hill did the same thing.

It's also a good way to bypass the old 'hey! we all ended up at the same college" trope!

Anonymous wrote:I'm digging the time jump. Personally, I hate it when high school shows go to college.

Agree. I keep threatening to give up on the show because it's not that good anymore...but I was intrigued by the time jump. It made no sense that these mid and late 20 somethings are in high school. One Tree Hill did the same thing.

I'd do bad things to the red haired sloot on the show.

They finally got Betty and Archie together. I'm excited to see how they navigate the new relationship.

I'm digging the time jump. Personally, I hate it when high school shows go to college.

This show is the worst.

I would love to be a writer for this show. Do they even have them though or do they just use an AI bot to churn out story lines? I think they just have a contest going about how bizarre and off the wall they can make the show and still get kids to watch it.

I am still watching. I think I posted earlier on the thread a few months ago about how I got hooked by the nostalgia factor (LOVE that Dylan McCay is the dad of the high schooler now and Molly Ringwald was a welcome surprise) and I like how show is shot (lighting, set, atmosphere, etc.). Seeing hot 20 somethings make out is not a bad thing either.

While I think it is totally dumb and unbelievable, I still like it. I wish they would tone it down a bit with the dramatic events. I haven't watched the latest show from Wednesday night but I'm excited by the description on my DVR which is essentially the kids take a break from saving the town to focus on SAT prep LOL.

Looking back at shows like the original 90210, they had a good balance of the regular parts of high school, SATs, getting into college, prom, getting busted drinking, with the drama (parents with drug addictions, etc.). Riverdale needs to take a page from that.

What do people think about Reggie & Veronica instead of Archie and Veronica? I know it mirrors the comics but it feels rushed to me.

I am still watching but I have no idea why. It's TERRIBLE.

Anyone still watching this poop?

Loved season one. Season two lost me for good.