Jughead with Archie Plus Betty & Veronica & Reggie, Too #2

In "A Private Affair," Archie confides in Jughead that his feelings for Veronica have become too hard to hide, prompting Jughead to suggest discretion. Taken by the idea, Archie then proposes to Veronica that their romance remain a secret between them—just a private affair.

In "The Old Bawl Game," Archie’s aversion to crying women sets off a mischievous plan when Reggie and Betty sneak onions into Veronica’s humidifier, hoping to test just how far their antics will go. With Jo caught in the middle of the prank and the air thick with tears and laughter, the line between joke and chaos starts to blur.

In "Flower Power," the gang rallies to cheer up Mr. Weatherbee after his hospitalization, pooling their money to buy him flowers. Sent to deliver the gift, Jughead’s well-meaning but famously clumsy delivery takes a turn that leaves the group convinced the principal has tragically passed — all while the real story unfolds in the hospital room.

In "Take a Chance," Archie’s heartache over love leaves him unable to sell raffle tickets, but when Betty and Reggie enlist Veronica to give him a pep talk, things start to turn around—only to shift when the other boys suddenly find themselves drawn to Veronica instead.

In "The Unkindest Cut," Veronica’s well-intentioned attempt to hem Betty’s skirt goes hilariously awry, leaving the hem uneven and the fabric askew. Now, Betty must walk home with a comical, backward tilt just to keep her skirt from dragging—her posture a testament to the absurdity of teenage fashion mishaps.

When Archie’s latest prank accidentally knocks over a laundry cart, Mr. Weatherbee is left without pants just as the school board arrives for an inspection—leaving him to scramble for a solution while Jo, the ever-practical desk jockey, steps in to help manage the chaos.

In "Brain Food," Jughead’s attempt to go on a diet backfires when his mind starts to fade—proving that his legendary appetite isn’t just about hunger, but about fueling his brain. When his intelligence begins to slip, Miss Grundy uncovers the surprising truth: Jughead’s body turns food into brain power, not fat.

In "Well Placed Point," Archie confidently claims he can win over any girl, prompting Jughead to randomly select a name from the phone book as a challenge. Archie sets off to court the girl, determined to prove his charm—though whether he’ll succeed or end up in a laughably awkward situation remains to be seen.

In "Directions Please," Betty and Veronica go head-to-head in a classic rivalry showdown, each trying to win Archie’s attention with their own signature style—Betty with homemade cookies and a sweet, old-fashioned charm, Veronica with a glamorous dress and a dash of perfume. When their plans collide at Archie’s doorstep, chaos unfolds as one’s baking meets the other’s glamour in a messy, hilarious collision of intentions.

In "Jack of All Trades!", Archie finds himself in a clever game of sabotage when Reggie rigs his car to fail—only to discover Archie had already outsmarted him by secretly rigging it first. With both boys trying to outwit each other over a single day’s use of the car, the prank escalates into a high-stakes test of who can truly claim the title of jack of all trades.

In "Poise Will Be Poise," Veronica's admiration for men with poise sets off a playful scheme when Reggie and Betty attempt to sabotage her relationship with Archie by engineering a series of increasingly awkward mishaps for him. The story unfolds with classic teen chaos as the pranksters’ antics threaten to unravel Archie’s cool — but will their plan actually work?

In "Prisoner's Song," Veronica tricks Betty into playing prisoner for a day so she can slip out and meet Archie—only for Mr. Lodge to catch on and throw a wrench into her plans. With the mansion’s walls closing in, the girls must navigate a web of deception, each trying to outwit the other while staying one step ahead of the elder Lodge.