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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.

A decade after her sister died, Liz learns something shocking about what really happened.

Get your Riverdale Vixens funeral uniform ready, because the show might be saying goodbye to a major character. (They probably won't, but get your kit ready, just in case.)

The CW's Roswell returns as the rebooted Roswell, New Mexico, and thank goodness, the world has gotten more tolerant in the past two decades. I will examine this statement no further.

Hynek and Quinn investigate reports of a monster in the woods in West Virginia, but the real monsters are always closer to home.

Salome checks out the premiere of Project Blue Book, the History Channel's new series about--guess what?--UFOs and she's almost definitely wearing a space-themed shirt while doing so. (She wants to believe.)

This week, we keep up with the Joneses, while back in Riverdale proper, the first phase of Hiram's plan snaps into place and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But I'm sure there will be a cuckoo bananas explanation for it later, though. Also, not to be dramatic, but I would kill the Gargoyle King for Vegas.

This week on an uneven Riverdale, Archie and Jughead light out for the territory ahead and Veronica is terrible at running her bad idea of a business, but no one is having a worse time than the institutionalized poor Betty.

We're still no closer to finding out who the Gargoyle King is, as another Riverdale resident dies and the danger only increases. Maybe the real Gargoyle King is the friends we made along the way. (Probably not, though.)

Absolutely nothing believable happens in this week's Riverdale, outside of Tom and Sierra's engagement, and it is a delight to watch.

Beck may have been every stereotype of a millennial rolled into one coltish girl, but she didn't deserve what she gets in You's season 1 finale.

Tie a flannel shirt around your waist and crank up the Nirvana, 'cause this week's Riverdale is a blast from the past, as we find out why the town parents are so freaked out by the revival of Gryphons and Gargoyles.