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No Miss Grundy or Mr Weatherbee?


Booooo.

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IMDB lists Miss Grundy. Sarah Habel. It's this actress! http://i.imgur.com/1xGdS7l.jpg Lol.


"The plastic tips at the end of shoelaces are called aglets. Their true purpose is sinister."

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Archie and Miss Grundy are screwing each other.

When there's no more room in Hollywood, remakes shall walk the Earth.

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Miss grundy is now a rapist who raped Archie

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Sad, ain't it?

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WTF?

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Nah, but she is technically a pedo.

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Children, especially 14-15 year olds, cannot consent. Grundy RAPED Archie...

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Well Josie is black WHY NOT JUST USE VALERIE?????????

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They did! All three girls are there!

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So Archie is supposed to be prepubescent in this ? Or do you simply not know what the word pedophile means?

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He's supposed to be starting his Sophomore year. So he's at most 15. I realize they're using 20 somethings to play the parts so it's easier to normalize some of their behavior but keep in mind the characters are supposed to be 15 year olds.

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So, not prepubescent then.

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Clearly 16 or older- he has a driver's license.

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Only way he's 16 is if he was held back at some point. The age varies from state to state though, and the show doesn't say what state it takes place in.

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He has a drivers license he has to be sixteen to have a drivers license

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There are states where you can get your license as early as 14. California law is "15 and a half"

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PARENTING TEENS
Driving Age by State
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Familiarize yourself with teen driving laws in your state.
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By Denise Witmer
Updated June 01, 2016
If your child is like most teens, she'll likely want to get her driver's license as soon as possible. Being able to drive serves as a rite of passage for many teens who want more freedom.

Each state in the United States establishes their own driving laws, including laws about the age at which teens can begin driving. And the rules vary greatly about graduated license requirements.

Newly licensed teens will likely be restricted to specific driving hours.

Alabama, for example, doesn't allow newly licensed teens to drive between midnight and 6 AM. North Carolina, however, doesn't allow them to drive between 9 PM and 5 AM.

Most states also have passenger restrictions. Teens may not be allowed more than one or two passengers and there may be exceptions for siblings.

These graduated license requirements are meant to keep teens safe. Newly licensed teens face a lot of dangers on the road and they're at a much higher risk of fatal car accidents.

Study up on the laws in your state and consult the latest information on your state website as driving laws change often. Create safe driving rules above and beyond the laws to help keep your teen safe on the road.

Driving Age by State

State Learner's Permit Restricted License Full License
Alabama 15 16 17
Alaska 14 16 16, 6 mos.
Arizona 15, 6 mos. 16 16, 6 mos.
Arkansas 14 16 16, 6 mos.
California 15, 6 mos. 16 17
Colorado 15 16 17
Connecticut 16 16, 4 mos. 18
Delaware 16 16, 6 mos. 17
District of Columbia 16 16, 6 mos. 18
Florida 15 16 18
Georgia 15 16 18
Hawaii 15, 6 mos. 16 17
Idaho 14, 6 mos. 15 16
Illinois 15 16 18
Indiana 15. 16, 6 mos. 18
Iowa 14 16 17
Kansas 14 16 16, 6 mos.
Kentucky 16 16, 6 mos. 17
Louisiana 15 16 17
Maine 15 16 16, 6 mos.
Maryland 15, 9 mos. 16, 6 mos. 18
Massachusetts 16 16, 6 mos. 18
Michigan 14, 9 mos. 16 17
Minnesota 15 16 16, 6 mos.
Mississippi 15 16 16, 6 mos.
Missouri 15 16 18
Montana 14, 6 mos. 15 16
Nebraska 15 16 17
Nevada 15, 6 mos. 16 18
New Hampshire 15, 6 mos. 16 17, 1 mo.
New Jersey 16 17 18
New Mexico 15 15, 6 mos. 16, 6 mos.
New York 16 16, 6 mos. 17 w/classes or 18
North Carolina 15 16 16, 6 mos.
North Dakota 14 15 16
Ohio 15, 6 mos. 16 18
Oklahoma 15, 6 mos. 16 16, 6 mos.
Oregon 15 16 17
Pennsylvania 16 16, 6 mos. 17 with classes or 18
Rhode Island 16 16, 6 mos. 17, 6 mos.
South Carolina 15 15, 6 mos. 16, 6 mos.
South Dakota 14 14, 6 mos. 16
Tennessee 15 16 17
Texas 15 16 18
Utah 15 16 17
Vermont 15 16 16, 6 mos.
Virginia 15, 6 mos. 16, 3 mos. 18
Washington 15 16 17
West Virginia 15 16 17
Wisconsin 15, 6 mos. 16 16, 9 mos.
Wyoming 15 16 16, 6 mos.

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