This article contains spoilers For Season 2 of "Wednesday".

Maybe you remember Wednesday's cooked cod (ENENA Ortega) dance from the first season of "Wednesday" (where it luxuriously grows to the "Guo Mac" of the cramps). This unforgettable moment turned into a viral sensation of Tito, with the official soundtrack being replaced by tightening Lady Gaga's "bloody Maria". Gaga enthusiastically accepted the trend then, expressing her gratitude for the title of the show and her reliable alarm, something (Victor Dobantu). Quickly forward to Season 2, we have an official Gaga track tied to Wednesday, titled "Dead Dance", which is shown in the penultimate episode of the new season. This time, Enid (Emma Meyers) and Agnes (Evi Templeton) occupy a central phase, using the stunning path of Gaga to put on a rivet show (and create sneaky redirect to help expose a long -standing scheme on Wednesday).

But wait, there are more! Episode 6 is characterized by the coming from Gaga, who plays the late Rosalin Rothwood, a former professor of never again, who was formerly powerful. Wednesday has been struggling with her mental abilities all season, so forcing the evil forces to the death of Enid to seek a temporary means of power. Her grandmother Hester (Annaoana Lumley) recommends direct communication with Rosalin's grave, but the ethereal spirit appears before Wednesday to test her determination. Rosalin causes Wednesday to keep her palm over the burning candle as it warns her for a terrible price to pay if she pulls it prematurely. But Enid's presence disrupts the ritual, causing the duo to change the bodies.

Now, this Switcheroo is super fun because it allows Ortega and Meyers to play contrasting figures and bring a tone of humor and vulnerability to their fictional figures. Rosaline on Gaga appears a Second Time in a hood statue, reminiscent of Wednesday (played by Meyers) that the two must go back to avoid death by dawn. Let's dig deeper into this episode.

Gaga Camo can feel disappointing for some because she appears briefly and does not reveal much about her character. But this one-minute look of the actor/the songwriter hovering around like some kind of ethereal Bene Gesite that belongs to the Gothic setting of never feels appropriate. Rosalin delivers his predictions with a haunting voice, warning Wednesday about the dangers of shortcuts without a willingness to pay a huge price.

But the consequences of this Switcheroo introduce some very fun moments, such as when Enid (as Wednesday) dresses in bright, colorful clothing and animated dancing at the "Blackpink" on campus, but immediately experiences an allergic reaction because the body on Wednesday has a literal aversion to color.

Then there is the epitome of Meyers on Wednesday, where we see that usually a nasty, unusual expression bubble girl, relentlessly exposing dishonest machinations without blinking. But the heart of this Switcheroo is revealed when the duo team saves Agnes from seasonal antagonists, allowing the characters involved literally going to the shoes of others. Wednesday (in Enid's body) "Wolf out" to defend his friend while Enid (in the body on Wednesday) channeled part of the fearlessness of the second during the crisis. After living in each other's skin, the two are able to solve their misunderstandings and reconcile. While Enid says she understands allofing on Wednesday, the latter expresses sincere admiration about Enid's possibility of taking care deeply.

As far as fiercely capable of Wednesday, she is in her strongest while she is surrounded by friends and Enid has always been her greatest ally. The fact that Enid calls on Wednesday, her "package" is not far -reaching at the very least, and this explains why our eccentric protagonist goes on a journey to look for her best friend despite chances of lined up against her.

Season 2 of "Wednesday" is currently moving to Netflix.