Your hosts, Ryan and Chloë, go in cold to the final, very satisfying episode of the show we’ve been with for seven seasons.

The gang gets the ultimate choice in the penultimate episode of Riverdale: how much of all their lives and avatars do they want to remember?

The Russians are coming! Or, in fact, have arrived. Riverdale goes black and white to say two very different goodbyes to three long-standing Riverdale characters.

We loved this. Great return of the one and only character Josie McCoy. Enough said.

A vintage stag film sets the stage for a surprise return of a Cooper household character; plus, a half-expected, half-surprise pairing finally smooches.

Hello Riverdale Gang! The strike continues; Riverdale does not. This Podcast will return with watch-along critical commentary for all 5 final episodes as soon as we can, presumably with the end of the strike. We are so excited to talk to you again soon Gang. Until then! Find out more at https://riverdalegang.pinecast.co

Strike still on? Yep, strike's still on.

Yet another strike special! We're standing in solidarity and reflecting on what brings us joy. Big love to everyone on the picket lines, and our Riverdale Gang listeners waiting patiently for us to return to our regularly scheduled programming.

This week on not talking about struck content, Ryan and Chloe talk about our first hand experiences in and around Vancouver filmmaking, and break down the unreasonable and exploitative job conditions that we've been indoctrinated to accept as normal.

Per SAG-AFTRA's podcasting guidelines, no watch-alongs until the strike is done! We indulge in a brief ramble about labour action and politics, and we'll see you next week.

This week is a two-parter! In light of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, we interviewed local actor Annette Reilly, Diana Spellman of the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, to give her perspective on being an actor in a union, and on how the strike is affecting film workers in Vancouver. In the second half, we talk about how it is impossible to do feminism outside of the broken container of patriarchy in Riverdale's knock-out beauty pageant episode.

Archie the Musical. Completely original. Need we say more?

McCarthyism meets a historical crusade against comic books (we Googled it) meets English nerd this week on Riverdale, with the return of our usual big bad and his Cuban cigars.

The Bulldogs go to bat - or hoop - for Reggie, while Mary Andrews is finally the parent Betty and Veronica need. But what's next for Riverdale?

Howloween dawns with a curfew, a potential threesome, and a burlesque to look forward to - but darkness descends during trick or treating.

Big acting and fast cars, we get hints of George Lucas's film, along with a murder solving romance and the Black Athena bookclub.

A Double Digest! Tying two very different moods together, with a dash of wise sad Jughead; Betty and Veronica star.

Reggie and Tabitha return to complete our cast this week. Everything is still suspiciously normal in the town of Riverdale, by which we mean conspicuously racist. Also, queer romance thrives.

Our gang are increasingly confused at what the adults are even mad about as the sexual repression party continues. Archie is an ally, Betty is here to burn it all down, Veronica is a business owner again, and Jughead acquires a mentor... briefly

Riverdale does a peep show, but make it consensual and charmingly adolescent. Plus, the return of Evelyn Evernever and creepy-edition Uncle Frank.