Original Air Date - 8pm EDT April 15th, 2020
>Kevin decides to revive Riverdale High's tradition of hosting a variety show; when Mr. Honey forbids Kevin from performing a number from "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," the gang rallies against their principal, each performing a song from the show.
Written by Tessa Leigh Williams
Directed by Antonio Negret
I guess I'll never be free from the mission and the council of 15, since they're haunting my dreams now. I got off my mission in '14.
Like many children, I used to think that my father was by far the best. Of course, that was a long time ago but back then he showed me nothing but compassion and kindness. While dad could act serious at times, he always made sure that I knew how much he loved and supported me. No matter who I was or wanted to be. He bought me art supplies when I wanted to become an artist and helped me learn the guitar when all I could talk about was being a musician. My mum usually just shook her head when I told her about one of my newest dreams. I couldn't blame her. I changed my life goals more often than my underwear.
But dad was patient. Possibly because he was a bit of a dreamer himself.
When I was twelve, he took me to my very first concert. It was some pop-rock band that I adored back then. Of course mum didn't allow me to go so dad promised he'd take me and endured through the whole evening even though I knew that he hated the music.
However, that day marked the last nice memory I would have of my father. Shortly after that day, he and my mother divorced and he moved to the opposite side of the country. Their relationship was never the strongest and I think most of the reason they stayed together at all for that long was me. While it hurt me as nothing had ever before in my young life, I finally started to accept that this was how things had to go. And dad promised I could see him whenever I wanted to.
That turned out to be a massive lie. The only contact I had with him was the occasional postcard or birthday present he would send. I can count the times he called me during all these years on one hand and I was never allowed to visit him. I always thought there was some bad blood between my parents and he reflected it on me or that he found a new life of his own and realized that I didn't fit into that. My mother never explained it to me either. All she said was that we didn't need him. When I was 16 my mother married again and she finally seems content which I am really thankful for.
As to me, it took me a big portion of my life to accept that dad simply wasn't a part of my life anymore but eventually, I found my peace. I had graduated from college recently and was going through the job application process while working a part-time job to pay for rent and stuff. I was doing alright.
That is until the other day when I received a phone call that brought back all the pain and suffering and multiplied it by a thousand.
It was my father's phone number. The last
... keep reading on reddit ➡Edited to say-maybe I was wrong on Wicked? Must have seen an old announcement and thought it was current.
Original Air Date - 8pm EDT April 15th, 2020
>Kevin decides to revive Riverdale High's tradition of hosting a variety show; when Mr. Honey forbids Kevin from performing a number from "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," the gang rallies against their principal, each performing a song from the show.
Written by Tessa Leigh Williams
Directed by Antonio Negret
