Archie uses his CB radio to help rescue Mr. Lodge from burglars at his plant and to call for the police.; Miss Grundy takes the class on a tour of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.; Archie and Jughead practice their original one-act play while two younger kids heckle them.; While waiting in the supermarket checkout line, Betty leafs through a tabloid and begins fantasizing about her and Archie in the stories she reads.; Mr. Weatherbee instructs Miss Grundy to put on a school performance of the poet Percy Shelley but Miss Grundy intentionally mis-understands and puts on a performance of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.; Melody keeps accidentally hurting Alan M.; Veronica has laryngitis before her big singing performance.; Svenson mis-understands and thinks that Mr. Weatherbee is cold so he turns up the heat in the office.; Both Betty and Veronica pretend to not know how to bowl so Archie will help them but the truth comes out that they are both very good bowlers.; Archie's mother wants him to help her paint his room but Archie doesn't manage to get any work done.; The three witches uses their powers to win prizes at a carnival and then donate them to an orphanage.; Reggie and Archie play miniature golf to determine who gets to help with the party at Veronica's house.; Archie tries to be the model student for one day.; Betty starts wearing a "Think Betty" shirt to subliminally influence Archie to take her to the dance. Naturally Veronica has to top her.; The story of Archie and Veronica's breakup, Betty and Reggie's attempt to move in on them, and their reconciliation, all told using only two words of dialogue: "Archie" and "Veronica."; Archie is hiding from Moose in his house but when Archie's mom tries to put him to work he decides he'd rather fight Moose.; Everybody is picking petals off daisies but each has a different method.; Ethel tells Betty some gossip then Betty realizes it's about her.; Reggie hogs the ball while playing tennis with Archie but doesn't hog the check when they go out for a meal afterward.; Jughead paints a baseball player that comes to life.; A vending machine fights back.; Jughead uses Ethel's coat to cover a puddle for her to walk over.; Charley improves pitching with a pair of long johns.; Archie and Reggie can't stop fighting.; If Ethel treats him Jughead lets her hold his hand.; Ethel's dog won first prize in the dog show.; Professor Flutesnoot is very forgetful.; Archie can make any subject sound simple.