Back in person, PaleyFest is the hottest television festival that brings exclusive behind-the-scenes conversations with lead stars and creators of your favorite television series! Think of it as Comic-Con for TV Junkies.

This season, LIVE from the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, PaleyFest brought fans Q&As, red carpets, early screenings of episodes, and so much more! In attendance were stars from This is Us, Superman & Lois, Black-ish, Ghosts, The Neighborhood, Hacks, Cobra Kai, Riverdale, Better Call Saul, and Emily in Paris. There was also a huge tribute to every season, every incarnation of my favorite show to watch with my dad or working out, NCIS! Marc Harmon is truly a national treasure.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR RIVERDALE?

I had the opportunity to talk to the cast of one of my favorite series of the past 6 years, Riverdale. Seriously, I love it so much I’ve been doing an After Show since day one – Gingerdale and Poppin’ Off at Pop’s!

This series has covered all sorts of scooby-doo antics, and now we’re finally getting into the supernatural of it all. Does this mean Werewolf Jughead is on his way? We finally have Barchie going strong, but are they end game? Is Varchie truly over?! Bughead?! What do KJ and Camila have to say about it? How do the actors feel about the story arcs for their characters since the time jump? Who does Alive believe is Betty’s one true love?

Well, I got to ask all this and more to Riverdale show creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. As well as Archie himself (KJ Apa), Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse), Veronica (Camila Mendes), and Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick). You don’t want to miss it!

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Being able to speak with these amazing Riverdale cast members only makes me love the series even more. I didn’t think that was possible! Did you get to go to or watch anything from PaleyFest? Who did you love seeing this year? What’s your favorite show that you hope will be at PaleyFest next year? Comment below and let us know!

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