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Riverdale Season 1 is the perfect addition to the teen drama/mystery genre. It has a good balance of mystery, comedy, and romance, with a moderate amount of teen drama coinciding with the network it airs. It's a gripping piece based on the popular "Archie Comics" and appeals to audiences of all ages. So as the finale of Season 1 mounts another small-town mystery, it's clear we'll be back. with pep see you soon. Season 1's final episode ended unexpectedly when a masked gunman shot Fred Andrews (Luke Perry), leaving his fate to his as he bled to death in Archie's (KJ Apa) arms. Season 2 where season 1 started is over, with Fred lying in the hospital and Archie and his friends trying to figure out why someone would want to bully Fred. But it turns out this isn't just an isolated incident as initially thought, and it's clear the town is dealing with a serial killer. Dum, dum, dum!
The killer is believed to be The Black Hood, and throughout the season, he's counted a shocking number of bodies. Season 1 focuses on the murder of Jason Blossom (Trevor Stines), so killing multiple people is pretty annoying. And it's not just the adults he turns to: he takes the lives of teenagers who live in the city and have no mercy. To make things even scarier, he's allied with Betty (Lili Reinhart), complete with an eerie "Lollipop" ringtone from the Chordettes. And in a shocking twist, it is revealed that The Black Hood is actually Betty's father, Hal (Lochlyn Munro), who believes the town of Riverdale is filled with criminals who deserve to die. Oh, and her father (Betty's grandfather) is the Riverdale Reaper, an unknown killer who killed a family of four for no reason forty years ago. You know, it's just normal family stuff in Riverdale.
But there's more going on beyond the plot of The Black Hood. As we learned in part 1, Alice (Mädchen Amick), Betty's mother, became pregnant when she was the same age as Betty and gave birth to a son named Charles. This revelation is quite shocking, but as we learned in Season 2, the baby is not Hal's. She and Betty eventually track down the elusive son and learn that his name is now Chic (Hart Denton). Although Alice is so blinded by guilt and the need to do the right thing with him, she can't see that Chic is a weird duck. We eventually learn that Chic is not actually Alice's son but an old friend of Alice's whom he accidentally murdered. (Don't worry, that ultimately isn't true and we'll see the real Charles (Wyatt Nash) in Season 3.) Oh, it should also be mentioned that the Coopers (aside from Hal) find themselves hiding a will. kill himself with the help of FP (Skeet Ulrich) and Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse). And it turns out that baby Alice's father is none other than her high school friend, FP Jones - Jughead's father, who's been dating Betty during Season 2. It's awkward!
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