text: In 1976, Archie, a pilot for a proposed sitcom aired on ABC with Dennis Bowen as Archie Andrews, Gordon Jump as Mr. Andrews, Audrey Landers as Betty, Hilary Thompson as Veronica, and Whit Bissell as Mr. Lodge.
  In 1978, The Archie Situation Comedy Musical Variety Show with the same cast as the 1976 pilot, appeared on ABC, which, like the previous pilot, was not picked up.
  Archie was portrayed by Christopher Rich in the 1990 television film (and subsequent comic book), Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again. In the film, he is depicted as a successful lawyer with a fiancé named Pam, poised to move out of Riverdale and into the big city. However, upon attending his fifteen-year high school reunion, his old feelings for both Veronica and Betty start to reemerge.
  Archie appears in Riverdale, a drama series for The CW with KJ Apa starring as the character. Brock Brown plays the young Archie in the series' fourth season episode "Chapter Seventy-Five: Lynchian" and in some flashbacks shown in the sixth season.
  Film
  Animation
  Archie Andrews appeared in The Archies in JugMan, voiced by Andrew Rannells. The film was released direct-to-video and takes place after Archie's Weird Mysteries.
  Live-action
  Archie will make a film adaptation appearance in The Archies on Netflix. He is portrayed by Agastya Nanda.
  Games
  Archie appears as a character in the mobile game Crossy Road.