Let’s talk… Riverdale<\/p>\n
It’s a massive hit all over the world, and I was a little late to the party. \u00a0I have caught up now though, and wow, it is amazing.<\/p>\n
I had read a lot about it, and seen it appear in various social media timelines and the papers kept talking about what a hit it was. \u00a0Yet, it wasn’t until my little sister told me to check it out, that I did. \u00a0Safe to say I have spent the last 7 days catching up, and I am eagerly awaiting Season 3.<\/p>\n
Riverdale is based on the original story from Archie Comics which apparently started in the 1940s. \u00a0It focuses a group of high school students who are shocked when one of their classmates is found dead. \u00a0Between them they try to unravel the town secrets and establish who is behind the murder, as they don’t believe all that they keep hearing and seeing.<\/p>\n
Though there is so much more to Riverdale than just that. \u00a0It focuses on friendships, family life, relationships along with the usual drama that goes alongside that; broken families, affairs and more.<\/p>\n
Another aspect involves the use of the school paper to source information, bring people to justice etc.<\/p>\n
I don’t want to give too much away, but there is far more to Riverdale than a handful of students trying to solve a murder mystery. \u00a0There are a lot of twists and turns, home truths revealed and students taking the initiative and not taking no for an answer. \u00a0Season 2 takes an even deeper and darker turn!<\/p>\n
Absolutely not, I was hooked from Episode 1 and I watch a multitude of crime tv programmes, dramas and documentaries. \u00a0I definitely didn’t feel like I was watching a programme for teens.<\/p>\n