This article contains spoilers for "Wednesday" season 2.

Next to the hook, Oky and the frightening Adams family, the heinous departure sounds like their idea for a good time. Perhaps that is why "Wednesday", the Netflix series, which is the predominantly Adams Family show of this era, was not miserable by throwing out its characters. In the same way as anyone in the show can be suspected, given all the abilities for a horror being and bad blood between discharged and norms, anyone can become a victim. In the first season, many people were killed in the hands of the monstrous Hyde lurking in Tyler Galpin (Hunter Dohan). Although Wednesday Adams (ENENA Ortega) Eventually dropped his crush on the boy And stopped his rampage, Tyler was still lurking in the intestines of Willow Hill Sanitarium in Jericho, Vermont during the second season of the show.

Tyler really approaches his old murderous tricks by the end of this first series of four episodes, but he is far from the only killer who lurks at and around the academy never. During this second year in never again, Wednesday finds himself struggling with bird, someone who has the opportunity to control birds: Iudi (Heather Mataraco). Surprisingly, Jududi is not omitted, but the norm that has been given powerful power thanks to the secret experiments of the "others" that her father, August Stonehurst, conducted at Wilow Hill. Jududi uses his friends with feathers to commit some horrible murders during the second season, but there is another deadly being lurking, also: the raven zombies that Pugsli (Isaac Ordonez) inadvertently resurrect, named after him Among these three liberated monsters and some shenanigans, "Wednesday" season 2 has several deaths of big characters, and the season is the only half! Here they are all, in chronological order, for your wicked party.

The great discovery in the first half of the second season relates to the mystery in the heart of Willow Hill, who is the ex-project of Professor Nemurmor, known as Lois (study of long-term integration). After Stonehurst lost his mind trying to turn into a "da Vinci", omitted, his daughter Jududi not only took over the project, but decided to use her newly established bird abilities to prevent others from stumbling on the truth. One of the unfortunate souls to cross the path of Isudi is a private investigator named Carl Bradbury. He seems to be on a task that adheres to pictures of a local couple from Jericho, who has an affair when Jududie released his killing of crows, putting him in the van and singing it into pieces. Carl used to be a police officer and worked closely with former Sheriff, Donovan Galpin (Jameimi McShane).

It turns out that Carl and Galpin personally continue their investigation into Lois, a subject to which Carl received the wind and told his old boss Galpin about Galpin's newly discovered interest in the well -being of the "others", thanks to his son Tyler, one. Galpin is trying to report aid on Wednesday in the investigation, but before she could make a lot of progress, he was also brutally killed by Jududi's cranes. In fact, Galpin suffers from a particularly gruesome fate because it seems to be eaten inside by the killer birds. Death to which even loved ones Alfred Hitchcock would be upset by!

Separately from the investigation Wednesday for the bird, her brother Pugsley is approaching her shenanigans because he accidentally wears an ex-non-national student who would be buried under the skull back to life as a zombie. Naming his new dumb (and hungry) pets, Pugsli makes his roommate Eugene (Moosa Mostafa) his own trust in feeding a quarrel while keeping him secret. However, the brazen zombies cannot remain a secret very long. Impose of himself loosened with his chains, Rheurp escaped to "Never More Ins One Rainy Night", and the first snack to find in the form of a student driving instructor, Gabe Packard, who was formerly unhappy after being literally taken to Wednesday. Having met with Slav, Gabe has no worries about his mind, because he doesn't have a mind anymore.

The same ends as for another unfortunate norm, the master of the cadet Phoenix Ron Krueger (Anthony Michael Hall). After being randomly reserved at Camp Ericho with students from never again and lost a school war game, Krueger tries to save his face with his troops by making plans to attack his camps at night and spoil them. Unfortunately, Pugsli and Eugene brought with them on their camping trip, and instead of helpless students, Krueger instead comes face to face with hungry zombies. As such, he is suddenly and definitely no longer the brain of his work.

One of the most pleasant surprises in the first half of season 2 "Wednesday" is The return of Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Richie), also known as Laurel Gates. The ancestors of Erichon's founding pilgrimage father, Thornhill, unlocked Hyde in Tyler in order to continue her family's legacy to kill all outbursts. She also demanded revenge on Wednesday and the Adams clan of their role in the death of her brother Garrett (Louis Chase). At the end of the first season, Marilyn might have died, but Season 2 reveals that she would survive and was locked in a separate facility by Willow Hill in order to keep Tyler. When Dr. Rachel Ferburn (Tandy Newutn) found herself able to reach Tyler of treatment, she reluctantly conveyed Thornhill to Willow Hill, something that the woman is too eager, believing she will allow her to regain control of Tyler and continue her tricky works.

However, Tyler has other plans and it seems that they do not include Marilyn in them. While Tyler is certainly out of retaliation against Wednesday, her colleagues fired and almost entirely on Ericho's population, he is not interested in re -control of Thornhill. When Wednesday and Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen) release patients in Lois and cause all hell to break into Willow Hill, Thornhill is lost and releases Tyler during the chaos, only to discover that there is no LOVEUS lost between her and Tyler. With Hyde's claws stabbing her body, it seems unlikely that Marilyn will be ongoing thorn on Wednesday, nor anyone else.

While Thornhill and Tyler are lost, Dirp - who was briefly brought to Wilow Hill after the Erichon camp incident - is considered released, and the zombie seized the opportunity to start mixing with so many people as they can get their hands. However, he seems to be no longer foolish, as any successive brain he consumes seems to increase his brain back. This can be seen when you meet D -Ferbourne and NEM paraplegic Stonehurst, who are trying to escape while the object is transferred to Bedmil. Initially, Daddy goes after Ferskurn, drawn to the brains of a poor woman in the middle of her tinted office.

Perhaps the learned, academic brain gives Ferbourne the extra juice to finally regain the power of speech, because while the zombie turns the main view of Stonehurst, he speaks. "Hi, old friend," he says, just before taking a healthy cranium plate. It is clear, while we have more than probably seen the end of Ferbourne and Stonehurst, we have much more to learn about our new coat (including what his real name can be). Given his comment, it seems possible that Daddar can meet with Iudi, who is almost ripping into pieces of Lois victims, and other patients at Wilow Hill, but seems to be moving to the threat on Wednesday.

After Thornhill's death, the next shocking death at the end of the first half of the second season "Wednesday" is Wednesday itself. After helping patients with Lois escape, Wednesday hangs out to face face to face with Tyler. As usual, Adams does not show fear, but maybe she had to show a little, just as a few moments after Hyde and the girl meet each other, the body was thrown out of the window at the top of Wilowa Hill, meeting the country with a hard blow. Wednesday's voice only further confirms her death status, explaining how she listens to her mother Mortitia (Catherine Zeta-Onesons), warning her about how she worsened things.

Of course, it's 99.9% likely that Wednesday will be saved from this fate at the beginning of the rear half of the season 2, when That last series of four episodes of premieres on September 3. For the time being, however, it seems that the ultimate death on Wednesday's second season has been the title itself. If there is a deeper irony about it, it's probably Wednesday, a lubricant of all the things that are depressed and macaber, wouldn't have been otherwise.

"Wednesday" season second part of the first part is streamed on Netflix.