All the boys are crazy over baton twirlers, so Betty and Veronica decide to teach themselves how to "kick and twirl".; The Riverdale High School Basketball Team is undefeated due to their Most Valuable Player.; Sabrina tries to get Harvey to be more assertive and confident.; When Veronica breaks up with Archie, Betty is prepared to pounce and get him on the rebound. But Dilton insists that her duty as a friend is to try and bring them back together.; Miss Grundy's students are playing with toys: Saucy Saucer and a Crazy Ball.; Alexandra rubs a Middle Eastern flashlight and out pops Omar, a funky, groovy, finger-snappin' magic genie who does Alexandra's bidding... until he falls in love with Valerie.; Mr. Smythe and Teddy try to prove that Uncle Herman is lying about having been a professional baseball player.; Reggie tries to get Little Archie into trouble, but everything he tries seems to wind up making Little Archie more popular with the teachers.; Veronica is hysterical about a big guy who refused to let her pass. Reggie and Archie agree to take care of him.; As school paper editor, Veronica assigns Betty to cover a foreign teenager named "Boris Finkelheimer," which turns out to be an alias for rock star Tom Keith.; At Coach Kleats' request, Archie trains Moose to control his temper.; Jughead is learning how he can be forceful to Ethel.; Mr. Andrews is awaken at 6 AM by a phone call for his son.; Miss Beazly wants to quit, so Mr. Weatherbee gets Jughead to help.; Sabrina goes to Della for help in controlling her unintentional spell-casting.; Li'l Jinx wants mail.; Super Duck is thirsty and decides to get some water from a well.; Li'l Jinx and Roz examine modern sculpture.; Jughead was corridor monitor, but now is missing.; The teacher called Charley a beaver.; Mr. Svensen went to the doctor.; Mr. Weatherbee has to wear a hard hat to look at the school's new construction.; Coach Kleats is feeling ill.; Miss Beazley only has one glove.; Miss Haggly is considering leaving teaching to become an organic farmer.