Oh. What were the ''good'' parts in this episode to you? I'm not familiar with Katy Keene. Have you read comics of hers?
So, Betty seems to think that if someone that doesn't leave a suicide note after perhaps unexpectedly dying means that person was murdered? What do you think? That does get me to wonder how many people that Betty has known committed suicide? Cliff was 1 perhaps, but even then she didn't I think know him very well. I was annoyed that Betty asked Mr. Chipping's wife why she thought that he killed himself. I mean, they don't know each other & Betty isn't an actual police detective. The F.B.I. I'd guess wouldn't be involved in a case involving Mr. Chipping at this point, so it was inappropriate to me having Betty ask that question to someone's widow that she just met. My response to being asked that question at that time would've likely been: ''Take your best guess and go with that.''
Also, another thing that I found was odd was that it was mentioned that Katy's mom had a disease. Remember, this is a woman that I think none of us watching this show either know about or have seen before, but still it was mentioned that Katy's mom has a disease by Katy & yet she didn't even give a hint of what that disease is that I recall.
Unless, I got this wrong & 1 of you know which disease she's battling. I'd like to know certainly.
We did get to see Jughead knockout Brett with that punch to his face, which I was actually wondering if that punch killed Brett. He was not moving at all I saw, but later he was up & about.
It was odd that as soon as Archie got off the phone, Ted was right behind him. Really? As smart as Archie is, he couldn't look the other way briefly while knowing this guy was out to get him? Fortunately for Archie, Franks was there & saved.
Finally, it's difficult for me to think that Hiram Lodge is seriously ill, unless I see him drop dead this season.