Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 | Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 | Chapter 7 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 | Chapter 10 | Chapter 11 | Chapter 12 | Chapter 13
Chapter 14 | Chapter 15 | Chapter 16 | Chapter 17 | Chapter 18 | Chapter 19 | Chapter 20 | Chapter 21 | Chapter 22 | Chapter 23 | Chapter 24 | Chapter 25 | Chapter 26 | Chapter 27 | Chapter 28 | Chapter 29 | Chapter 30 | Chapter 31 | Chapter 32 | Chapter 33 | Chapter 34 | Chapter 35
Chapter 36 | Chapter 37 | Chapter 38 | Chapter 39 | Chapter 40 | Chapter 41 | Chapter 42 | Chapter 43 | Chapter 44 | Chapter 45 | Chapter 46 | Chapter 47 | Chapter 48 | Chapter 49 | Chapter 50 | Chapter 51 | Chapter 52 | Chapter 53 | Chapter 54 | Chapter 55 | Chapter 56 | Chapter 57
Chapter 58 | Chapter 59 | Chapter 60 | Chapter 61 | Chapter 62 | Chapter 63 | Chapter 64 | Chapter 65 | Chapter 66 | Chapter 67 | Chapter 68 | Chapter 69 | Chapter 70 | Chapter 71 | Chapter 72 | Chapter 73 | Chapter 74 | Chapter 75 | Chapter 76
Chapter 77 | Chapter 78 | Chapter 79 | Chapter 80 | Chapter 81 | Chapter 82 | Chapter 83 | Chapter 84 | Chapter 85 | Chapter 86 | Chapter 87 | Chapter 88 | Chapter 89 | Chapter 90 | Chapter 91 | Chapter 92 | Chapter 93 | Chapter 94 | Chapter 95
Chapter 96 | Chapter 97 | Chapter 98 | Chapter 99 | Chapter 100 | Chapter 101 | Chapter 102 | Chapter 103 | Chapter 104 | Chapter 105 | Chapter 106 | Chapter 107 | Chapter 108 | Chapter 109 | Chapter 110 | Chapter 111 | Chapter 112 | Chapter 113 | Chapter 114 | Chapter 115 | Chapter 116 | Chapter 117
“You may not trust yourself Betty, but I trust you. With my life.”
—Archie
Betty and Veronica host a serial killer convention at the Babylonium to lure in and catch TBK.
Tropes
- Adaptational Sexuality: Betty is bi, given that she returns Agent Drake's attraction to her.
- Brainwashed: Percival uses mind control to make the striking workers, including Fangs, return to working on his railway like automatons, until Tabitha, Toni and Archie intervene by gathering the workers' families and performing a song.
- Consulting a Convicted Killer: What Charles provides to help Betty catch TBK.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Charles says it's an unwritten rule among serial killers that they don't kill their fans, since most serial killers are narcissists and like the attention.
- Flashback: While singing, Betty thinks of Archie and flashbacks are shown of significant moments in their story.
- Hen Party: Toni has her bachelorette at the convention.
- I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Inverted. After finding out that Toni and Fangs are getting married, Cheryl and Kevin curse them to break up (even though the curseworkers are now seeing Heather and Moose, respectively).
- Killed Off for Real: Betty finally shoots TBK dead, apparently.
- Loony Fan: Given that the Babylonium is hosting a convention for fans of serial killers, naturally this comes up. One guy in particular is a Loony Fan of Betty's father, the Black Hood killer, and twice asks her to sign weapons that her father used for him. And says that he'd be honored to be her first kill. Agent Drake also does a presentation about hybristophilia for the convention.
- Love Confession: Archie tells Betty that he loves her, and she tells him she loves him, too.
- Love Will Lead You Back: Cheryl admits to Heather that she always thought Toni would come back to her eventually.
- The Missus and the Ex: Toni and Heather meet. They don't clash.
- Musical Episode: The Babylonium puts on musical numbers from the theatre adaptation of American Psycho, with Kevin starring as Patrick Bateman and singing "Not a Common Man" and "Killing Spree". Tabitha, Toni, Betty, Veronica, Cheryl, Heather and Jillian Drake also perform a group song, "You Are What You Wear", and Betty does a solo, "A Girl Before". Early in the episode, Tabitha, Archie and Toni perform "Bread and Roses" together to snap Fangs and his crew out of their trance. As with previous Musical Episodes, a digital soundtrack was released containing all these songs.
- My God, What Have I Done?: Cheryl and Kevin get this when they realizes their curse has made Anthony sick in order to drive a wedge between Toni and Fangs, so Cheryl calls in Heather to fix it.
- Never My Fault: Cheryl and Kevin are more concerned with the fact that the curse took the form of making baby Anthony sick, which can be blamed on the universe, than with it having been wrong to curse Toni and Fangs in the first place, and don't admit to anyone but Heather what they did.
- Poor Communication Kills: Discussed by Veronica, who tells Betty that she needs to talk to Archie about her worries, citing how her own relationships failed due to not having the conversations they needed to or having them too late.
- The Power of Rock: Tabitha and Toni snap Fangs and the other workers out of Percival's control by singing a ballad while Archie plays his guitar (Archie also joins in the singing nearer the end of the song).
- Psychic Nosebleed: Percival gets one after straining himself by mind controlling all the workers at once.
- Relationship Sabotage: Both TBK and Drake attempt this by disparaging Archie, and Betty’s relationship with Archie.
- Shipper on Deck: Veronica makes it clear in her conversations with Betty and Agent Drake that she's rooting for Barchie.
- Torch Song: Betty sings about her love for Archie.
- Title Drop: For Betty's serial killer fan convention at the Babylonium, Veronica hires Kevin to perform numbers from the musical American Psycho.
- The Un-Reveal: The TBK storyline is decisively resolved by Betty... only we don't find out his identity or what he looks like under the mask.
- He was unmasked in 6x07 and the story was more about Betty's wrong perception of herself than the killer.
- What the Hell, Hero?:
- Heather calls Cheryl out for cursing Toni and Fangs, and tells her that spells cast under the influence of volatile emotions always go wrong.
- Veronica calls out Agent Drake for confessing her attraction to Betty while she's at a chaotic point in her life and relationships.
- You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Archie assures Betty of this when she confesses her fears of going dark to him, pointing out that the very fact she's worried about hurting him and others proves she's not a sociopath.
