She's fine when Jughead finds her, but clearly shaken when she is interviewed by FP about the incident. Betty is chased through the school by him and is seemingly about to shoot when the Black Hood calls off the attack. She refuses to flip for her fate and drink from the chalice but as she is about to confront the Gargoyle King, the Black Hood turns up once more and attacks her, with a hook now rather than a hand (he seemingly cut his off in order to complete the ruse of his death in the van crash). Meanwhile, at the Renaissance Prom (which may be one of the strangest proms I've seen on TV), Betty is summoned by the Gargoyle King to the bathroom. This isn't exactly a major storyline this week, but I have a feeling that Cheryl's lack of confidence in the Farm will majorly play into the next two episodes. She is bound and determined to win Prom Queen, but withdraws from the race when Edgar threatens to stop her from "seeing" Jason. Betty, of course, assumes that this is Edgar, but the search turns out to be fruitless as Edgar doesn't have the required ink (but of course he could be covering it up).Ĭheryl meanwhile, is starting to become dissatisfied with The Farm. Their digging into Kurtz's tattoo eventually reveals that someone with sandy hair and a magnetic personality also has the same ink. The only relationships on Love Island 2019 worth talking about are the girls' friendships.
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Review: Russell T Davies, Edinburgh TV Festival.After finding a Gospel of the Gargoyle King in the bus Kurtz was sleeping in, which reveals that the Gargoyle King can be summoned in a Renaissance style setting, they plan to change the Prom theme to Renaissance and rig it for Betty to win Prom Queen in order to summon him. Jughead and Betty decide for some reason that Prom Night is the perfect night to try and confront the Gargoyle King (it's also slightly jarring when the kids do anything that could be constituted as normal high school, considering that their lives revolve around weird cults and mass murderers). This whole subplot is entirely redundant and not at all connected to the rest of the episode, but that's pretty standard for Archie stories. Archie seemingly agrees but goes behind his mother's back to enter a fight, which he loses and then promptly collapses at the exhibition fight set up by his mother due to crash dieting to make the weight. Mary brings over a friend of hers who is a Navy Recruiter, in order to convince Archie to go to college. Whilst the entire audience is cheering for this plan because it means that we no longer have to watch Archie's inane boxing subplot, Archie is not as convinced. Meanwhile, Archie's mum has returned, determined to stop her son's newfound boxing career. She throws herself into shooting in order to protect herself, and she and Jughead double down on their Gargoyle King investigations. Betty is unconvinced however and believes that her father staged the crash as a way to escape and that the Black Hood has returned. Betty and Veronica arrive at the scene, to be greeted by FP who confirms that everyone in the bus was found dead. We start the episode from where we left off last week, after Betty has found out that her dad was killed during his prison transfer. Image Credit: © 2019 The CW Network, LLC. Barring more of Archie's seemingly endless boxing, this week's instalment of Riverdale, "Prom Night" was actually one of the show's most exciting ones in a while, with only two episodes to go until the end of the season, it's time to start tying up those loose ends and building to the season's climax and this episode definitely did that!
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