Justine Yeung/The CW(Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Riverdale finale.)Even before its premiere in 2017, Riverdale wanted us all to understand one thing: It’s weird. It’s a weirdo. It doesn’t fit in, and it doesn’t wanna fit in.For seven seasons, the CW drama has seized every opportunity to be as bizarre, campy, and often downright nonsensical as possible. We’ve seen musical episodes, and cults, and “Gryphons and Gargoyles.” Betty Cooper got the “serial killer gene,” and Archie Andrews got maule
After traveling through time and multiverse plotlines, the show from Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa returned to the present day for its finale The post How ‘Riverdale’ Ended: Where the CW Series Landed After 7 Chaotic Seasons appeared first on TheWrap.