and I don’t know why I was so worried about the Black Hood showing up on Cheryl’s doorstep because obviously my girl can handle herself. She runs up to her room as the Black Hood chases her, but she’s out the window before he can actually bust through the door with his scary axe. Once he follows her outside, Cheryl re-appears in a Little Red Riding Hood cape and starts shooting her archery arrows at the BH, warning that she “only misses when she means to.” She hits him in the shoulder and he runs off. She intends to pursue him into the woods, but first calls Betty, who’s still at the Town Hall, to give her the rundown: wounded animal, operating on instincts, Cheryl should really narrate aNat Geospecial, etc. Betty then heads to theRegister RHS is a mess when Archie and co. arrive and hear Serpents tearing through the place. Archiekins tries to keep everyone calm — until he decides they need to “gear up” for this probable fight. He gets a call from V, and they exchange “I love you”s after she tells him about Mrs. Klump. She’s at the police station, where Mrs. Klump is in handcuffs, and sees her mom and Sheriff Minetta going over a Black Hood bounty poster. Seems like a bad time — the middle of a riot — to be art directing a poster, but OK. V is pissed: “Are you and daddy trying to turn Riverdale into Gotham City?” Yes, Ronnie. Yes, they are. What kind of extra stress are students and workers being put through while trying to find fast, dependable internet service? While most coffee shops and libraries are still unavailable because of COVID-19 restrictions, what alternatives are there? Shura serves us some retro ‘80s embossed tracks that touch on the topics that we can all relate to (looking at you, rejection).ContentView Iframe URLAdy Suleiman