It would take all day to deconstruct everything that's happened on Riverdale in its six seasons, but a handful of storylines stand supreme. In their mission to do as much as possible all the time, the Riverdale writers have had their characters fight mob wars (and real wars), survive Mothman attacks, be stalked by no less than three serial killers, commit a staggering number of federal crimes, fake their deaths, traverse parallel universes, and, most recently, develop superpowers. RELATED: Riverdale's Seasons, Ranked From Worst to Best It has given way to some of the most hilariously unbelievable storylines, whether by accident or on purpose. Love it or loathe it, there's no denying Riverdale's tonal shift from a regular teen drama to what seems to be some kind of pastiche experiment operating outside the confines of logic or reason.
The internet is constantly torn over whether the show is some kind of maximalist camp masterpiece or an utterly ridiculous insult to the comic book series it purports to be based on. It is a baffling coalescence of genres and plot lines that seem to increase in their outrageousness as the show progress. Netflix's Riverdale is one of the most infamously chaotic shows on television.
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