The very first episode of Riverdale shows just how important Betty and Archie's relationship is. Not only have they been best friends since childhood, but in "The River's Edge" you see that Betty's always been in love with Archie. It might not have worked out the way she hoped, but it's a good reminder of Barchie's real connection.

The episode also includes some special moments, including when they dance together at the semi-formal and Archie tells Betty, "Of course, I love you." Oh, and how can anyone forget Kevin telling Veronica, "Betty and Archie aren't dating, but they are endgame."

After everyone learns Archie's been having an affair with their teacher, Miss Grundy, in "The Last Picture Show" basically all hell breaks loose. Alice even wants Betty to end her friendship with Archie. In typical Betty fashion, she tells off Alice and declares, "I'll never stop being friends with Archie." This moment shows not only how much Betty cares for her best friend, but that she'll always be by his side, no matter what.

When Archie finds out that Jughead and Betty shared a "moment" (aka, they kissed) in "In A Lonely Place," he immediately becomes jealous. As supportive as he tries to be of his two closest friends becoming romantically involved, there's no denying Archie isn't completely on board. He never interferes, but the way he looks at Betty sure seems like he carries a bit of a torch for her.

Bughead has their first major fight about Betty's surprise birthday party for Jughead in "The Lost Weekend." At one point Betty yells, "You're my boyfriend!" Jughead retaliates, "Until Archie changes his mind and he says he wants to be with you?" Ouch, but even Jughead recognizes the strong connection Betty and Archie will forever share. Could it be a sign of what's to come?

In the Season 1 finale, Archie approaches Betty and makes a bold statement. While questioning if Betty truly is fine with him dating Veronica, he says, "A little part of me always thought..." when Betty cuts him off. It sure seems like he's going to say he assumed at one point they would end up together. In the same episode, Veronica calls Bughead "soulmates," but Archie doesn't seem so sure.

This is one moment Barchie shippers will never forget. In "Silent Night, Deadly Night," Betty and Archie kiss (and get caught by Cheryl). Between learning secrets about her family and trying to figure out the Black Hood's identity, the kiss comes at an emotional time for Betty. And, Archie is by her side uplifting her. The kiss is short, but meaningful.

Season 2's musical episode "A Night To Remember" might revolve around Carrie, but Archie and Betty playing a couple in Kevin's production really steals the show. They sing to each other, dance with one another, and their chemistry (whether they're acting or not) is undeniable. It's fun to see them portray a couple, all while imagining what they would really look like together.

In "The Midnight Club," K.J. Apa and Lili Reinhart play their characters' parents, Fred Andrews and Alice Cooper, when they were in high school. As Fred and Alice, they even share a heated kiss. Alice and Fred weren't ever an official couple, but that doesn't mean their kids aren't meant to be.

Season 4 is the season for Barchie. While faking Jughead's death and trying to determine the Stonewall Prep mystery in "To Die For," Betty and Archie "kiss." The lip lock is all for show and pretend — or so they make everyone believe. While kissing in the music room, this is the moment Archie and Betty once again start to question their feelings for each other.

Their fake kiss leads to a real kiss in Season 4's musical episode, "Wicked Little Town." While practicing a song together, Archie and Betty can't stay away from one another and have their most steamy kiss yet. Later in the episode, as guilty as they feel (since they're both still in relationships with other people), they share another moving scene that reflects on their friendship and what a romance could mean for them.

Finally, the penultimate Season 4 episode shines an even brighter light on Archie and Betty's feelings for each other. The entire episode, "Lynchian," is a big question of "What if?" From Archie writing a song for Betty, to the two secretly spending time in the bunker, to Betty burning her diaries because she feels extreme guilt, Barchie is front and center. Even though Betty tells Archie that they aren't going to pursue a romance, it seems unlikely that this is the end of Barchie.

Whether or not Betty and Archie will get together will always be a lingering question. If or until they do, these are the best episodes (so far) to watch if you're rooting for them.