Archie #9

In "null," Archie tries to explain his post-Christmas grade slump to Miss Grundy, who keeps him after class for the fifth time in a week—only to assure him he’ll get ahead.

In "Sleep Worker!", Jughead’s over-the-top performance as a Mexican singer for a class entertainment leaves him speaking in a Spanish accent all day—leading Veronica to misinterpret his antics as a romantic betrayal, all while Archie remains blissfully unaware of the chaos he’s accidentally caused.

In "Teacher's Pests," Miss Grundy tries to keep order in class while her students — Betty, Moose, and Jughead — offer increasingly silly answers to her questions, turning a simple lesson into a chaotic comedy of errors. When Ben Franklin comes up, gum gets involved, and the Washington Monument sparks a surprise twist, Miss Grundy finds herself questioning who’s really in charge.

In "Back-fires," Archie’s latest car trouble takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Lodge installs a new picture window, leading to a series of mishaps. Meanwhile, Reggie’s dance partner proves less than graceful, Moose reveals his odd habit when he’s run down, and Veronica tries a peculiar new gardening experiment with her dog-plants.

In "Pen Pals," Fred is steamed that Archie’s been using his new fountain pen—until he finds out Archie’s writing an essay about someone he deeply admires: his father.