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, a mysterious “Assailant” torments a new set of “Liars” nearly 20 years after a series of tragic events nearly destroyed the blue-collar town of Millwood. According to the streaming platform, “this dark take on the teen melodrama introduces a new generation of Liars who are tormented by A — a masked killer hellbent on punishing them for the sins of their mothers, as well as their own.”Written by teen thriller experts Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoon Bring, the latest  spinoff stars Bailee Madison, Chandler Kinney, Zaria, Malia Pyles and Maia Reficco as the titular Liars while also featuring Mallory Bechtel, Sharon Leal, Elena Goode, Lea Salonga, Eric Johnson and Alex Aiono.“I’m excited to take the foundation that they built and introduce our show to everyone, ‘cause it’s a completely different kind of universe you get to be absorbed into,” Madison told ET about the new series, revealing working on the show has “been a labor of love.” will debut its 10-episode season on Thursday, July 28, with three episodes. Two new episodes will follow on August 4 and 11, with the final three episodes debuting August 18.

Emily Longeretta SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from the series finale of “Riverdale,” which aired on The CW Wednesday, August 23. The end of “Riverdale” has arrived — after seven seasons of milkshake-drinking, love triangles, crime- solving and one incredible bear attack. The CW’s teen drama-turned-supernatural phenom finally wrapped up on Wednesday night, but not before throwing in a few more major twists. The finale, titled “Goodbye, Riverdale,” jumped ahead 67 years.

Following an exhaustive 19-month struggle to help free his father from a Nicaraguan prison, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and his family are to be reunited with patriarch Francisco Aguirre-Sacasa imminently on U.S. soil.

The CW has given premiere and finale dates for its popular, long-running series Riverdale, which is coming to a close this spring.The network announced that the Archie-adapted show, which began in 2017, will return to TV Wednesday, March 29 at 9pm.And the final episode, Deadline reported, will air on Wednesday, August 23. Latest update: The CW has given premiere and finale dates for its popular, long-running series Riverdale, which is coming to a close this springSince being renewed for the next installment, executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has used social media to tease behind-the-scenes content.Back in October her uploaded a photo of Lili Reinhart, who plays Betty Cooper, and Vanessa Morgan, who plays Tori Topaz.

The CW has set spring premiere dates for the final seasons of its Archieverse drama Riverdale and YA sleuth series Nancy Drew.

CNN on Thursday denounced the Nicaraguan government after the network’s Spanish-language service CNN en Español was taken off the air there late Wednesday.

Riverdale season five’s finale could see lead characters Archie and Betty rekindle their onscreen romance.The latest season saw a seven-year time jump, after which the pair, played by KJ Apa and Lili Reinhart, returned from being lovers to friends.However, executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has said that there may be more mileage in the couple’s romance yet.“In our minds, Betty and Archie’s story didn’t end in episode eight, when they decided they just were going to be friends,” he told TVLine.

just give us a time jump? More like a time warp!OK, fine.

It’s officially happening: “Riverdale” is getting a time jump in season 5!

A tearful Lucy Hale said she was heartbroken after her comedy-drama series Katy Keene was cancelled after one season.

Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has vowed to make the hit show more diverse.Actress Vanessa Morgan, who has played Toni Topaz in the hit comic book show since 2017, aired her grievances with bosses at The CW programme on Twitter on Sunday amid the Black Lives Matter protests following the shocking death of African-American man George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis cops on 25 May. “Tired of how black people are portrayed in Media, tired of us being portrayed as thugs, dangerous or angry scary people,” she wrote.

creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is addressing Vanessa Morgan's recent social media post calling out the lack of representation on the CW drama. The writer and showrunner took to Instagram on Thursday to embrace Morgan's message and he pledged to do better.