To save the future, they must survive the past.
Set in the present, the series offers a bold, subversive take on Archie, Betty, Veronica and their friends, exploring the surreality of small-town life, the darkness and weirdness bubbling beneath Riverdale’s wholesome facade.
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These are ordered by the people they share with this show, cast and crew who worked on both.
More overlap ranks higher. Someone who worked on almost everything counts for less than a rare connection, so a person who links only these two shows is worth more than a prolific one.
Composer Blake Neely scored every episode of both, executive producer Greg Berlanti produced every episode of both, Sarah Schechter produced too, director Rachel Talalay directed four episodes and Gregory Smith directed too, with 88 others.
Composer Blake Neely scored every episode of both, executive producer Greg Berlanti produced every episode of both, Sarah Schechter produced too, director Lee Toland Krieger directed 13 episodes and Harry Jierjian directed too, with 6 others.
Composer Blake Neely scored every episode of both, executive producer Greg Berlanti produced every episode of both, director Gregory Smith directed four episodes and Antonio Negret and Jesse Warn directed too, with 108 others.
Composer Blake Neely scored every episode of both, director Michael Goi directed two episodes and Allison Anders directed too, with 4 others.
Director Ronald Richard directed 20 episodes and Lee Rose, Rob Seidenglanz and Marisol Adler directed too, with 61 others.
Gaffer Craig Riley worked on both.
Director Robin Givens directed 29 episodes and Antonio Negret and Tessa Blake directed too, with 62 others.
Crystal Balint plays Sherry Winters across one episode, Danielle Klaudt appears too and art direction Megan Poss worked on both.
Director Jeffrey G. Hunt directed two episodes, with 93 others.