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“This is long overdue. Kaitlin and John are fantastic and have created one of my favorite podcasts. They not only discuss the plot of episodes but also writers, directors, origins of the titles, etc. And the superlatives at the end are always fun. They have great theories and smart observations. Somehow one of them is always right.
Other reviews have complained about tangents. Sure, there are tangents. But they’re short, entertaining and informative. What’s the downside?
No joke. My fiancé thinks Riverdale is the worst show on TV. But when he heard The Riverdale Register, he didn’t hate it, all because of these wonderful hosts. And he even found Kaitlin’s love for her job inspiring.
In short, I highly recommend this podcast and want to thank John and Kaitlin for being so awesome and putting in the time to create such an enjoyable show. Thanks, guys!”
@MissDaizy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/18/18
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“No insight, no intelligence, and way too much ginger hate. Not for fans of Archie or Riverdale.”
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United States of America ·
06/16/17
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“This is one of the funniest podcasts I’ve listen to about riverdale.”
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United States of America ·
12/19/17
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“So I started this podcast super late, after the second season was well underway the be exact, and I enjoyed the commentary so much I watched the first season again. You guys have the best theories, and I even love the ridiculous ones. Kaitlin’s Betty impression is literally the best and in my...”Read full review »
arabella herondale via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/30/18
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