Author Salome G

FP celebrates his 50th birthday and Riverdale airs its 50th episode this week. Also, grown people dress up in costumes to fight a child. So, it's Riverdale.

Project Blue Book's first season comes to a close with an invasion in the sky.

I am barely breathing and I can't find the air, don't know who I'm kidding, but is Kyle the only doc there? That question isn't answered, but we do learn some other things this week.

Betty takes another drastic measure in her anti-Farm campaign and Archie gets burned again while trying to do the right thing. It feels like we're treading water, but at least there's a late appearance by Fred to break your heart.

Project Blue Book hears from a purported victim of an alien abduction, just in time for Dr. Hynek's newly developed Close Encounters scale.

We get a reminder that not everything in town revolves around alien romance in this week's Maria-focused episode.

I'm going to hop in that trough myself if the next episode isn't better than this.

It's like Inception, but with military secrets.

Dust off your low-rise jeans and crank up the Rooney and Modest Mouse, because we're going back to the aughts for I Was a Teenage Alien.

Quinn and Hynek split up for separate missions this week in a great episode that reminds us that the biggest threats might be closer to home than little green men.

The series takes its boldest step yet toward an extraterrestrial explanation for all the high strangeness we're seeing.

A lot of hard truths are revealed in this jam-packed episode, so if you're feeling overwhelmed, meet us at goat yoga with Isobel to destress.

Riverdale tries another experimental episode this week and this time, it doesn't end with Salome hurling anything across the Cult of Whatever bunker. (She's small, but freakishly strong.)

Hynek discovers a secret group of pilots who've had UFO experiences and then it all turns out very dark for poor Fuller.

In the aftermath of Max's power surge, Michael makes a declaration that's not as stunning as the one left unsaid--the possibility there are unknown aliens out there.

Riverdale throws all its plotlines into the mix this week in an homage to film noir that Salome knows is trouble the minute it walks in.

This week, the Project Blue Book boys head to Salome's home state, where absolutely nothing is weird. Y'all don't come back now, ya hear?

The mystery of Rosa's death only deepens on this week's episode, but at least we know that Max didn't kill her. (Probably.)

There's a new sheriff in town (again) this week on Riverdale. It has been 56 days since our last sheriff.

Hynek and Quinn go mess with Texas, but something already is.