Betty & Veronica Decades: The 1960's #[nn]

In "In Again, Out Again," Veronica’s attempt to maintain her pride after a rift with Archie backfires when her order to have him thrown out—delivered to Smithers—gets carried out before she can reconcile. Now frantic, she must convince Smithers to reverse course and bring Archie back before the moment of peace is lost.

In "Glad to Be Bad," Veronica’s effortless charm has the boys of Riverdale in a daze, leaving the faculty desperate and Betty feeling overlooked—until she starts wondering if being the less noticed one might be the real secret to standing out.

In "A Date with Archie," Betty politely declines a romantic outing with Archie, choosing instead to keep her bowling plans with Veronica. But when both girls suddenly rethink their priorities, they sprint to Archie’s house in a whirlwind of comedic chaos—only to end up bowling with Jughead instead.

In "Life Is Cheap," Betty’s quick thinking saves Archie from a dangerous fall into a manhole, sparking an unexpected shift in their dynamic. Tired of being overshadowed, Veronica devises a plan to even the score—by putting Betty in a situation where Archie must rescue her in return.

Jo and Veronica take a daring trip to Bleak Island for a picnic, despite Archie’s warnings about the monsters lurking there. What they find instead is a surprising encounter with a baby dinosaur and its protective mother—leaving them both bewildered and wide-eyed.

In "Litter Perfect," Betty and Veronica clash over a simple question: is it okay to keep money found on the sidewalk? When Betty pockets a quarter and Veronica tosses a five-dollar bill back down, their differing views on civic responsibility spark a playful but pointed debate—each convinced the other is wrong.

In "Rest Cure," Veronica hatches a clever scheme to clear the way for a romantic fling with new school hottie Mickey Morse—by convincing her family doctor to stage a fake illness for Archie, sending him off on a forced "rest cure" out of town. With Jo and Betty caught in the chaos, the whole plan hinges on one question: how long can a lie hold up when the real drama is just beginning?

In "Tennis Anyone?", Betty and Veronica navigate a delicate social minefield as they try to keep a double date with Archie and Jughead—without running into Reggie, whose rivalry with Archie always threatens to ruin the mood. With charm and quick thinking, the girls attempt to steer their friends toward a peaceful afternoon on the court, but the real challenge may be keeping the peace itself.

In "Wooden You Know," Veronica’s competitive streak flares when she learns Archie’s been taking woodworking classes to impress a mysterious redhead—so she quietly undermines both his project and her own. With a mix of playful sabotage and teenage rivalry, the two navigate a crafty rivalry that’s as sharp as the tools they’re using.

Betty and Veronica trade their usual antics for fishing rods when they spot Stan, the charming boat rental guy at the dock, sparking an unexpected hobby—and a whole new kind of catch.

When Betty accidentally knocks over Professor Flutesnoot’s fish tank, she panics—until Jughead suggests the fish might just be lonely. His solution? Add a bigger, bolder fish to keep the little one company. Now Betty’s stuck trying to manage a tank full of drama, one fin at a time.

In "Raging Blizzard," Veronica sends Archie fleeing into a snowstorm after a heated argument, only to panic when Betty catches him on the rebound. Determined to reclaim her heart, Veronica braves the blizzard, chasing after Archie through the frozen chaos.