Within minutes of his arrival, there was video evidence of JB busting a move on the floor. (Thank you, internet.) And Justin also tweeted his thanks to the school for having him, explaining that he’d always wanted to go to prom, but wasn’t able to until now. Too busy performing all over the world, obviously.Twitter contentView on Twitter many times, and they always find ways to celebrate each other —even when they’re not in the same city to help them cope. Caretakers of these children, who often are the second parent or another relative, also struggle with the added economic and emotional burdens of having an incarcerated loved one. It’s not a good week for our pal Jughead Jones, who starts the episode getting kicked out of Quill & Skull and fired from his Baxter Brothers contract (although he technically still has 5 days to deliver a satisfactory manuscript). He’s soon accused of plagiarizing a short story from fellow seminar student Jonathan, and the old laptop that would exonerate him goes missing, so teen detectives Betty and Jug are on the case. There’s a lie detector test that ultimately goes nowhere, some theorizing about Mr. Chipping’s tie pin, a realization that Mr. DuPont had the seminar kids rewrite Jughead’s first Baxter Brothers manuscript about Jason Blossom, and two Betty/Donna showdowns.It all culminates in Brett threatening to releasethe Bughead sex tape he very much does have