Warning: Spoilers ahead for the second season premiere of "Riverdale," titled "A Kiss Before Dying."
"Riverdale" loves to sneak in some fun Easter eggs in episodes, and Wednesday's season two premiere was no exception.
From some comic references to throwbacks to the first season and other hidden details, here are eight things you might have missed.
While in the hospital, Jughead gives Archie the superhero name Pureheart the Powerful.
As Archie and his friends sit in the hospital waiting room, Jughead credits Archie for saving his father and Cheryl.
"If you keep this up, you're going to need a superhero name: Pureheart the Powerful," he says.
The name is a fun nod to some of the Archie Comics in which Archie is actually a superhero who goes by that same name. His friends also have their own superhero identities.
Sheriff Keller makes a quick reference to Jingle Jangle.
When Sheriff Keller questions Archie about his dad's shooting, he says that the shooter was "probably out of his head on meth or the Jingle Jangle."
This drug name seems like a reference to a song called "Jingle Jangle" by The Archies, Archie's fictional band on the TV cartoon.
Dr. Masters is taking care of Fred Andrews.
Dr. Masters is actually the name of an Archie Comics character who got his own story in "The Adventures of Young Dr. Masters."
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