This angle of the show did not make sense or just failed to live up to the Black Hood storyline. So why the heck did the town of Riverdale care so much about Fangs Fogarty, with no evidence of him as the actual killer, when the real convict was on the streets? To close the Carrie: The Musical episode, it was clearly the Black Hood that killed Midge, unless the “B.H.” initials meant another character no one had met. Look familiar? See you soon ❤️ #Riverdale /s6aR2ZkB4j Sure, this murderer’s real identity did not come to fruition, but most of the episode made you believe it was him. “Chapter Thirty-Two’s” ending made it seem Hal was the man behind the mask, and everything about “Shadow of a Doubt” continued to paint that picture, as Betty believed her every intuition. This has mostly faded to the background, unsurprisingly, because it had zero implications on the show, was hardly compelling, and the real Black Hood returned, just as Archie Andrews assumed. The Black Hood was seemingly killed and everyone focused on Hiram’s “big” plan: to build a for-profit prison. Yes, season 2’s focus seemed to be Hiram Lodge after Riverdale returned from its midseason break. “Shadow of a Doubt,” though, might have been the heaviest but best episode of the show this season. There’s just so much to digest each week, with events that impact the show almost every scene.

Riverdale embraces how heavy its plot-centric formula is.

By Rob Wolkenbrod 5 years ago Riverdale returned for season 2, episode 20, titled “Chapter Thirty-Three: Shadow of a Doubt.” What went down Wednesday night?

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