WARNING: This article contains spoilers For episode 3 of "Wednesday" Season 2.

We rejoice here, Wednesday fans. Season 2 of the hit series Netflix is finally on us (The first half, at least, with the last series of episodes in this split season set to arrive next month), and the Adams family never looked anymore. The Gothic title of Enena Ortega's character gets the lion's part of the attention, earning this story in a classic story of the lonely omitted, struggling to fit into a new, ready -made academy. This time around, however, her nasty clan returned and is ready for even more hizles. Pugsli (Isaac Ordonez, playing growth in growth that you will not be able to miss) is now a colleague of "never", while both Mortitia and Gomez (Catherine Zeta-Onesons and Luis Guzman, respectively) moved to campus, as well as on Wednesday.

However, it is not up to episode 3 where you work in the end. For most of the show so far, some serious tension have been struck in the background between Wednesday and her mother Mortitia. Their constant growing disagreement was initially brought to light during the story of the first season in the center Goody Adams, ancestor on Wednesday (also played by Ortega)who held the key to unlocking one's own mental abilities in the form of a mystical book. Understandably, Mortitia wants her stubborn daughter to have nothing to do with this, after seeing first -hand that occurs when such forces are abused. The ability to start a camping walk over the weekend provides an optimal setting for this emotional background to take a central phase at once ... And, in the process, gives Zeta-Onesons a perfect chance to use some skills she first collected nearly 30 years ago.

When the mother and daughter cannot solve their differences in another way, the old family tradition Adams, which includes a sword fight, becomes the only course of action. In this process, spectators of the savvy will no doubt end up thinking about a very different sequence of fever that helped put Zeta-Onesons in the first place on the map: Martin Campbell's criminal "mask of Zoro". For the famous Starwar, which has a sword (blinded, in that!) To deadly precision can once again be the same as riding a bicycle.

I'm not sure someone had their bingo cards that "Wednesday" will hear them back in the "Zoro Mask" from all the films, but here we are. In a retrospect, there is certainly an overlap between the film at least partly for a daughter's daughter (in this case, Zeta-Onesons) re-associates with her alienated father (As Anthony Hopkins played) and the Netflix series where Wednesday's relationship has taken so much importance. The way all this is played in episode 3 of Season 2, of course, lives until excitement, as long as there is a lot of reference to Zeta-Onesons casting.

It all starts when Mortitia takes matters into his own hands and steals Gudy Adams' book immediately from the dormitory room on Wednesday. Later a series of unfortunate events (which includes catching a game similar to the flag among rival students, crowded in conditions of other types of camps at the camp), on Wednesday calls for a family tradition and causes her mother to settle accounts through a blinding match. Catch: Both must be blinded, and the first to destroy the glass of heart they carry will conquer it. Stakes: If Wednesday appears as a winner, she keeps the book; If Mortitia wins, she burns the book. What follows is an epic duel, with each other with a few current inclusions of classes, as the Mortic ends to conquer everyone. The similarities to the "Zoro Mask" will not be lost on at least one segment of viewership, many of whom may remember looking at Zeta-Onesons blinking their sword skills like Elena Montero. In fact, Wednesday's writers are clearly entertained by the presence of Zeta-Onesons on multiple layers. Earlier in the episode, an makeshift song at Camp Allows allows a mortor to show off its pipes that ends with a killer: "I usually sing only to funerals." Someone else gathered that reference "Chicago"?

Both "Wednesday" and "Zoro's mask" focus on issues of vine and ghosts of the past ... even if only one does it literally. By the time the smoke is being cleared and a morthition will beat its struggle, fans familiar with both properties are likely to appreciate thematic and visual feedback. Every excuse to make us think of one of the best blockbusters of the 1990s is good in our book.

Season 2 "Wednesday" 2 is now moving to Netflix.