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* WaitHere: When Archie goes to save Jughead from the alligator, he tells Betty to stay aboveground to direct rescuers, saying that they wouldn't know where to look otherwise. She only listens for a while.
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* ToxicWasteCanDoAnything: It mutates a baby alligator to a large, semi-upright version within a day or so.
* WaitHere: When Archie goes to save Jughead from the alligator, he tells Betty to stay aboveground to direct rescuers, saying that they wouldn't know where to look otherwise. She only listens for awhile.while.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: The mutated Peanut looks like an adult alligator, despite still being a baby.
* WaitHere: When Archie goes to save Jughead from the alligator, he tells Betty to stay aboveground to direct rescuers, saying that they wouldn't know where to look otherwise. She only listens for a
* YoungerThanTheyLook: The mutated Peanut looks like an adult alligator, despite still being a baby.
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Archie finds a new weird mystery when Betty reports odd noises in her house. The effort to track down the answer leads into the sewers under Riverdale, where something huge and scaly lies waiting...
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Archie finds a new weird mystery when Betty reports odd noises in her house. The house in the middle of the night. Initially, he suspects ghosts or poltergeists. However, the effort to track down the answer leads into the sewers under Riverdale, where toxic waste has spilled and something huge and scaly lies waiting...
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* InsistentTerminology: Archie insists that "ghost" is a nasty term; he prefers "dimensionally displaced person."
* InsistentTerminology: Archie insists that "ghost" is a nasty term; he prefers "dimensionally displaced person."
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* {{Mundanger}}: Archie's had to deal with aliens, ghouls, a mummy, an evil genie, and more unusual things. This MonsterOfTheWeek is an alligator. A giant alligator that walks semi-upright, but just an alligator nonetheless.
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Archie finds a new weird mystery when Betty reports odd noises in her house. The effort to track down the answer leads into the sewers under Riverdale, where something huge and scaly lies waiting...
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The sewers of Riverdale are more than big enough for three teens and a mutated alligator. The humans don't even have to bend over to walk around.
* DeadPetSketch:
* FluffyTheTerrible: Jughead names his pet alligator Peanut. This was already a bizarre name for a creature that would grow up to be an apex predator, but it became even less apropos after she mutates.
* LineOfSightName: Jughead names Peanut, his pet alligator, after the packing peanuts she likes to bite.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Played with; the alligator is aggressive at first. However, despite being mutated, Peanut, Jughead's pet alligator, still remembers his owner and he eventually is taken to Florida to be taken care of.
* PetBabyWildAnimal: Jughead gets a pet alligator, which is small enough to travel in an unobtrusively sized box. Veronica accidentally throws it into the toilet and flushes it, much to Jughead's grief.
* APetIntoTheWild: Played with; Jughead eventually consents to have Peanut taken away by officials. They may not return her to the wild, but she'll at least have an environment more to her liking than a house or sewer.
* SewerGator: The MonsterOfTheWeek is a sewer gator that grew to enormous size and started walking on two legs after being exposed to toxic waste. Originally, it was Jughead's pet before Veronica flushed it and he gets the gator to stop before it does any more damage.
* WaitHere: When Archie goes to save Jughead from the alligator, he tells Betty to stay aboveground to direct rescuers, saying that they wouldn't know where to look otherwise. She only listens for a while.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The sewers of Riverdale are more than big enough for three teens and a mutated alligator. The humans don't even have to bend over to walk around.
* DeadPetSketch:
* FluffyTheTerrible: Jughead names his pet alligator Peanut. This was already a bizarre name for a creature that would grow up to be an apex predator, but it became even less apropos after she mutates.
* LineOfSightName: Jughead names Peanut, his pet alligator, after the packing peanuts she likes to bite.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Played with; the alligator is aggressive at first. However, despite being mutated, Peanut, Jughead's pet alligator, still remembers his owner and he eventually is taken to Florida to be taken care of.
* PetBabyWildAnimal: Jughead gets a pet alligator, which is small enough to travel in an unobtrusively sized box. Veronica accidentally throws it into the toilet and flushes it, much to Jughead's grief.
* APetIntoTheWild: Played with; Jughead eventually consents to have Peanut taken away by officials. They may not return her to the wild, but she'll at least have an environment more to her liking than a house or sewer.
* SewerGator: The MonsterOfTheWeek is a sewer gator that grew to enormous size and started walking on two legs after being exposed to toxic waste. Originally, it was Jughead's pet before Veronica flushed it and he gets the gator to stop before it does any more damage.
* WaitHere: When Archie goes to save Jughead from the alligator, he tells Betty to stay aboveground to direct rescuers, saying that they wouldn't know where to look otherwise. She only listens for a while.
