I mean, I definitely have to say that this episode of Riverdale, yes, we are talking

about men of honor. And yes, it's chapter 69, which I definitely did that about for at

least five minutes before watching the episode. It's better than the last episode. It is better.

I will agree with you, but it's interesting because I never know whether you're going to like an

episode or not. I thought that I understood your patterns. I mean, usually sexy than in, but there's

no sexy in this one. There isn't. And there's always intrigue, but some of the intrigue we like

and some makes us angry. So I'm interested to hear why you think that this episode is better

than the previous episode because you know what? There was a lot of Uncle Daddy in this episode,

and you know how I do not like Uncle Daddy. We don't like Uncle Daddy. We are on the same page

here of not liking Uncle Daddy. And this episode, I guess it made me like him a little bit more.

I will say this is the first time that the series writer and the co-executive producer,

Ariana Jackson. It was her first time writing this episode. And it seemed like they came in with

an idea to advance the plot in some manner. And I will say I liked that this episode actually

went places for the first time in a couple of episodes. You know what I mean? You like plot

advancement? I know shock. How dare I ask for plot advancement as well as teen kisses. But I was

very happy because we saw F.P. at least just a little bit in this episode. I miss him. I miss

F.P. I want I miss how I miss his face. I miss his arms. I miss his big, burly chest. I miss him.

I miss him so much. I miss his like wise, rogue, justice. I miss his rough guidance for the

children. I miss everything about F.P. And I don't, I said it last week and I'm saying it again.

I don't want hot Uncle Daddy. I want hot, bad daddy who's not a cop. F.P. serpent daddy.

But let's talk about Uncle Daddy for a minute because now we know. So I didn't realize

it so I was rewatching last week's episode with Jeff because he was out of town. And every time

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