Riverdale ep 3

After new evidence about Jason's death emerges, Cheryl is plunged into a cloud of
suspicion and must try to provide more details about the last time she saw her brother.
Meanwhile, Archie will have to make a decision about his relationship with Professor
Grundy. For her part, Betty decides to reopen the school newspaper and asks Jughead for
help.

At first glance, Riverdale seems like another one of those quiet, safe, respectable,
innocent places. But if you get too close, you start to see the shadows that lurk below...
"Riverdale" is a dark twist on the mythical characters of the "Archie" comics and the
youthful world of American high schools. The series explores the day-to-day life of young
people in this small, typically American town where everything changes when the most
popular student in high school is found murdered.

A new term begins and the town of Riverdale has still not recovered from the tragic
murder of Jason Blossom last summer. Given what happened, Archie Andrews, prototype
of an American teenager, rethinks his future: he wants to dedicate himself to music
instead of following in his father's footsteps in the construction business. The problem is
that he just broke off his forbidden relationship with Riverdale's young music teacher,
which means he's left without a teacher to help him with his career. He also can't count on
singer Josie McCoy, who is now immersed in launching her band, the Pussycats, or his
friend Jughead Jones, with whom he's not having a good run.
After new evidence about Jason's death emerges, Cheryl is plunged into a cloud of
suspicion and must try to provide more details about the last time she saw her brother.
Meanwhile, Archie will have to make a decision about his relationship with Professor
Grundy. For her part, Betty decides to reopen the school newspaper and asks Jughead for
help.

At first glance, Riverdale seems like another one of those quiet, safe, respectable,
innocent places. But if you get too close, you start to see the shadows that lurk below...
"Riverdale" is a dark twist on the mythical characters of the "Archie" comics and the
youthful world of American high schools. The series explores the day-to-day life of young
people in this small, typically American town where everything changes when the most
popular student in high school is found murdered.
A new term begins and the town of Riverdale has still not recovered from the tragic
murder of Jason Blossom last summer. Given what happened, Archie Andrews, prototype
of an American teenager, rethinks his future: he wants to dedicate himself to music
instead of following in his father's footsteps in the construction business. The problem is
that he just broke off his forbidden relationship with Riverdale's young music teacher,
which means he's left without a teacher to help him with his career. He also can't count on
singer Josie McCoy, who is now immersed in launching her band, the Pussycats, or his
friend Jughead Jones, with whom he's not having a good run.