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00:00This is all your fault.
00:07I die because of you!
00:10Enid!
00:12Enid's fine, dear.
00:14It's you I'm worried about.
00:18Mother.
00:19When it comes to your ability, I asked you to be honest with me.
00:23I know what those tears mean.
00:25It's psychic exhaustion.
00:27That's what happens when you abuse your gift.
00:30I've harnessed it.
00:32You sound just like your aunt.
00:35How do I get the tears to go away?
00:37Well, you can start by giving me Gudi's book of spells.
00:41Don't be upset with him. He was worried sick.
00:45As was I.
00:48Gudi was my spirit guide. That book belongs to me.
00:52This isn't something you can control.
00:54You have to be patient and wait for your new guide.
00:57They will appear when the time is right.
00:58I don't have that time.
01:01Not after tonight.
01:03You never believe the rules apply to you.
01:06And I applaud that.
01:08But you cannot bend your psychic ability to your will.
01:10And you can't expect me to bend to yours.
01:13You cannot tell me to blaze my own trail and then put up all these roadblocks.
01:16I'm not your enemy.
01:18I am your mother.
01:19Your ability is not a weapon to be deployed.
01:22It's a gift to be respected.
01:23I liked you better when you were a crystal ball away.
01:28Well, one day I won't be here anymore.
01:30And you can recklessly live your life as you see fit.
01:33You were supposed to help me protect her.
01:42Most of all for myself.
01:43Galpin's warning.
01:53Xavier's painting.
01:55And my vision of Enid's death.
01:58They all have a certain one-eyed black-winged bird in common.
02:04Lurch?
02:04You need to make a stop.
02:07Lurch?
02:14Lurch?
02:28Lurch?
02:30Lurch?
02:31Lurch?
02:31Galpin!
02:51How can it be breaking then entering if everything is already broken?
02:57Galpin?
02:58I know you're lurking somewhere in the suburban squalor.
03:08I don't have time for one of your drunken stupors.
03:10I need you to tell me about your case.
03:28I don't have time for the dark.
03:30Gahhh!
03:32Gahhh!
03:38Gahhh!
03:40Gahhh!
03:50Gahhh!
03:52Ah!
04:01Murdered by a murder of crows.
04:04What a perfectly ironic death wasted on the least ironic man I ever met.
04:08Let's see if he can finally offer some useful investigative insight.
04:13It's my only clue to saving Enid.
04:22I'm not saying anything.
04:32My ability.
04:34It's not working.
04:43Freeze!
04:45Wednesday Addams, you're under arrest.
04:52What were you doing at Galpin's house?
05:00He asked me to stop by.
05:01In the middle of the night.
05:03What were you doing there, Sheriff?
05:06Turns out, the last person to have his eyes packed out called Galpin right before he died.
05:12You remember him?
05:13Carl Bradbury?
05:14I wanted to know what they had discussed, but Galpin wasn't answering his cell.
05:18A phone that has since banished.
05:21There was no trace when we searched Galpin's house.
05:24You wouldn't know anything about that, would you?
05:26I didn't take his phone.
05:28And why are you questioning me?
05:30Galpin's son, Tyler, is a psychopath who hates his father.
05:34Who's to say he didn't orchestrate this whole thing?
05:37Tyler's safely locked away at Willow Hill.
05:39And you were at both crime scenes.
05:42What aren't you telling me, Miss Addams?
05:43The volume is no doubt.
05:45You could dangle her over a pit of rattlesnakes, and she still wouldn't tell you her secrets.
05:51Trust me, I've tried.
05:53I'm allowed to question your daughter, Mr. Addams?
05:56You can sit back there, quietly.
05:59I'm also her lawyer.
06:02And I don't do anything quietly.
06:05If you wish to speak to my client again, you'll need a court order.
06:11Have a good night.
06:14I was fixing my nightcap when alerts burst in.
06:20Almost choked on my olive.
06:22I've never seen the old boy so agitated.
06:26And mother?
06:27Oh, this stays between us.
06:28To Galpin.
06:29Why were you at his house?
06:30Are you asking as my lawyer or as my father?
06:31I can recognize when a fellow car players keep me some aces up their sleeves.
06:36I respect that.
06:37But bluffing only gets you so far.
06:38I saw Galpin yesterday.
06:39I was working on a case, asked for my help.
06:43You get your reckless curiosity from me.
06:44That's why your mother's so worried about you.
06:45You need to pack her trunks and take her back home.
06:46I'm afraid her mind is made up.
06:47She's staying.
06:48Trust me.
06:49That casket is closed.
06:50What happened to Aunt Ophelia?
06:51What happened to Aunt Ophelia?
06:52That, my little boy.
06:53I saw Galpin yesterday.
06:54I was working on a case, asked for my help.
06:56You get your reckless curiosity from me.
06:59That's why your mother's so worried about you.
07:01You need to pack her trunks and take her back home.
07:03I'm afraid her mind is made up.
07:06She's staying.
07:07Trust me.
07:08That casket is closed.
07:15What happened to Aunt Ophelia?
07:17That, my little poison pen, is not my story to tell.
07:42Weren't there lights out last night?
07:44Don't worry.
07:45I didn't tell Ajax.
07:46What were you doing in the Hummer's shed?
07:48Please tell me you weren't eating my bees like your creepy uncle.
07:52I know you and I aren't exactly friends, but can you keep a secret?
07:57I swear, if even one of my bees is missing, I'm telling when-
08:00What is that?
08:01The coolest thing ever?
08:02Now we have a pet and the best friend.
08:03Watch this.
08:04It gets cool.
08:05Remember that story Ajax told us our first night here?
08:06It's all true.
08:07I jumped started his clock, Rick Hart, and brought him back to life.
08:08This really is the boy from the skull tree.
08:10He's not an urban legend.
08:11He was one of us.
08:12Which is why we should keep him locked up in here forever.
08:16I don't think that's a very safe idea.
08:17Want a sanitary one?
08:18I don't think that's a very safe idea.
08:19Want a sanitary one?
08:20I don't think we should keep him locked up in here forever.
08:24We need to tell someone before he eats us.
08:25He won't.
08:26Besides, he's got no brain.
08:27Which means he's as harmless as a slut.
08:28You can't believe it.
08:29I can't believe it.
08:30You can't believe it.
08:31That's a bad story Ajax told us our first night here.
08:33It's all true.
08:34I jumped started his clock, Rick Hart, and brought him back to life.
08:37This really is the boy from the skull tree.
08:38He's not an urban legend.
08:39He was one of us.
08:40Which is why we should keep him locked up in here forever.
08:42I don't think that's a very safe idea.
08:45Or a sanitary one?
08:47We need to sell someone before he eats us.
08:49He won't.
08:50Besides,
08:51he's got no brain.
08:52Which means he's as harmless as a slut.
08:54He is hungry, though.
08:58What about honey?
08:59It's nature's perfect food.
09:00Uh, antioxidant?
09:02Antibacterial?
09:03Low glycemic index?
09:13See?
09:14He likes it.
09:15I think I'm gonna call him Slurp.
09:24I don't know what's been happening with my psychic ability lately.
09:32There must be an answer in Goody's book.
09:34In my last vision, Enid dies and it's all my fault.
09:40Somehow it's connected to those birds.
09:43No one else can know about this.
09:46Especially Enid.
09:47She's far too fragile to face her own impending doom.
09:50Enid?
09:51Enid?
09:52Enid!
09:53Thing?
09:54Get help!
09:55Mmm...
09:56Blood and orange jam.
09:59My favorite.
10:00Enid?
10:01Enid?
10:02Enid?
10:03Enid!
10:04Thing?
10:05Get help!
10:06Thing, get help.
10:20Mmm, blood and orange jam, my favorite.
10:25Got you! Happy prank day!
10:28Prank day? It's an annual Nevermore tradition.
10:30You wouldn't arrive last year when we did it.
10:33The look on your face when you thought I was dead.
10:36That was priceless. I'll carry that memory to my grave.
10:39You might end up there sooner than you think.
10:41I was just getting you back for that fake eyeball you left on my pillow.
10:45What fake eyeball?
10:50I'd recognize this judgmental, beady, blue-eyed stare anywhere.
10:55Ugh, it's so real-looking.
10:58Where'd you get it?
11:00A little birdie must have dropped it off.
11:03Are we gonna talk about what happened last night at the pyre?
11:06You really freaked me out with the fainting spell and black tears.
11:10I'm fine.
11:10If you were really fine, Lurch wouldn't have had to carry you out of there.
11:14For someone who hates being the center of attention, you have a weird habit of attracting it.
11:17I'd rather attract leprosy.
11:20I know that being popular goes against everything Wednesday core, but for the rest of us who also helped save the school, it is a nice silver lining.
11:27Then consider me your dark cloud.
11:29Always.
11:30Um, I think your stalker's back and they somehow have my cell number.
11:43Call that number back.
11:51Hey, it's Donovan Galpin.
11:53Leave it at the beep.
11:54Why is Galpin stalking you on my phone?
11:57And why were you at his house?
11:58This isn't Galpin.
11:59He was murdered last night.
12:00This must be his killer.
12:01What?
12:02Are you pranking me now?
12:03I cannot believe it's only day two of the school year and you've already involved yourself in some grisly murder case.
12:11Maybe you're cursed.
12:12I feel really bad about Galpin, but honestly, I didn't even know him that well, so if you could try and leave me out of this, that would be great.
12:18This is my fun and freedom era.
12:19I've sworn off all dead bodies this semester.
12:22Well, this is why you should stay in the dorm with Thing until I figure this out.
12:26You're the one being stalked by a killer.
12:28I have sharp teeth and claws, remember?
12:30Also, I have my first driver's ed lesson this afternoon.
12:32You're learning to drive.
12:35Don't all of us have chauffeurs.
12:52Stay here.
12:53Study Goody's book.
12:54Look for anything about regaining abilities.
13:02Hey!
13:03It's a good thing.
13:05Oh, yeah.
13:06You really got me home.
13:08You got me so I can't sleep at night.
13:15You really got me home.
13:19You got me so I don't know what I'm doing.
13:22Oh, yeah.
13:24You really got me home.
13:26You got me so I can't sleep at night.
13:28You really got me, you really got me, you really got me.
13:36You know the best medicine for a broken heart?
13:39Pranked at revenge.
13:41Courtesy of my very own flying bloodsuckers.
13:43Sumatran tiger foes.
13:45Hey, thanks, guys.
14:10Hey, and, uh...
14:13Happy prank day.
14:22Whoa!
14:23Whoa!
14:23Whoa!
14:24Oh, look at that all up!
14:39Isn't it glorious?
14:41Unadulterated outcast spirit.
14:44Makes my soul sing.
14:46I detest.
14:48Prankman.
14:50Last year, someone put eels in my jaw.
14:55Oh, I must say, Ms. Adams.
15:10You certainly know how to play to a crowd.
15:12Burning the portrait totally caught me off guard.
15:15I assumed you'd be humiliated.
15:17Are you kidding me? I loved it.
15:19Acts of defiance are what make us outcasts.
15:22Right, Dr. Roloff?
15:24One quick question before you go.
15:26Are you aware of any student or member of staff who can control birds?
15:30You mean an avian?
15:32Why do you ask?
15:34I'm working on a project about underrepresented outcasts.
15:37We haven't had an avian in Rome for at least ten years.
15:46Well, have fun.
15:54I love what you've done with the place.
16:03Where did you find those?
16:05From an expedition Gomez's uncle Vasco led in the Peruvian rainforest.
16:09That's uncle Vasco on the left.
16:11Nothing like family to make a house feel like a home.
16:15Thank you, Lurch.
16:19Principal Dort was so excited you accepted the gala chair.
16:24He wanted me to bring these straight over.
16:26It's a list of potential donors.
16:28Needless to say, my daughter is not happy that I'm staying.
16:32Well, is one say ever happy about anything?
16:35Hmm.
16:36Now, she's lucky to have a mom who's so concerned about her.
16:41You and your mother aren't close?
16:44We spent time together this summer, um, digging out from under all her decisions.
16:52Hmm.
16:53Perhaps that's why the spirits have brought us together.
16:56I understand that need to prove yourself, especially with a complicated mother.
17:02I've always admired your mom.
17:05Hmm.
17:06How she built front mortuaries into one of the most successful outcast-owned businesses in the country.
17:11I'd love to do something like that.
17:13Hmm.
17:14Mama was always better with the dead than she was to let me.
17:17Well, I think Principal Dort was hoping you would reach out to her for a large donation.
17:22Oh, the last poor soul who asked Mama for a donation died of fright.
17:29She sent him home in a casket along with the bill.
17:32Cookie.
17:33I shouldn't.
17:34Hmm.
17:35He's still here.
17:36I don't know if it's the smell of rotting flesh, but the after-effects of that ungrateful gorgon stoning us that's making me nauseous.
17:54All this excitement's making me hungry.
17:57What is that?
17:58This tree meat sandwich.
18:00From the cafeteria?
18:01Nobody ever actually eats those.
18:03The meat's made from round-up chicken brains and pig butts.
18:06I think it's tasty.
18:08It reminds me of my Uncle Fester's Romanian goulash.
18:11Said he makes it with real ghouls.
18:13He likes it too.
18:14Good slur.
18:15No surprise.
18:16That stuff's not made for the living.
18:20We're gonna be late for class.
18:22Don't worry, boy.
18:23After dinner, we'll come back with a whole backpack of mystery meat.
18:27Look at me right here.
18:28She's in a n Ronald in the kitchen.
18:29Chicken09ss.
18:30I love you.
18:31Blood.
18:32Okey.
18:33jede flушки.
18:35Tch.
18:36Oh come on.
18:55Watch Enid.
18:56I need to question Tyler about his father.
18:59I'm going to go visit the Hyde in his backwater bell jar.
19:03You haven't seen me.
19:05Got it?
19:15Got a ride.
19:16Just a sec. Forgot the Thing.
19:18They're not going to let me drive without it.
19:24Thing? I'm running late.
19:25Have you seen my driver's consent form?
19:27Oh, I swear I left it right here.
19:34This is Adams. Hi.
19:36Um, Wednesday's not here.
19:38That's all right, dear.
19:40I'm sure Thing can help me find what I'm looking for.
19:50Goody's book. Pass it over.
19:55Aenid Sinclair.
20:12All right, get in.
20:14Seat belt.
20:29Okay.
20:30Here at Third Wheel Driving,
20:31we respect the vehicle, the other drivers,
20:34and the road.
20:34Do you have any previous driving experience?
20:37Video games don't count.
20:44Projects, I...
20:45My uncle used to let me sit behind the wheel
20:50while we ran errands.
20:52Sure.
20:54Okay.
20:54I want you to imagine the wheel as a clock face.
20:59You're going to put your hands at ten and two.
21:05Mm-hmm.
21:06Now with your right hand, shift into drive.
21:10Yep, take your time.
21:11You're a newbie.
21:12Nerves are perfectly normal.
21:14Always remember,
21:15caution is your friend.
21:16We also respect the speed limit.
21:28I'm the captain of this ship, young lady.
21:31Heh, heh, heh.
21:39Heh.
21:41This school gets weirder every year.
21:44I'm the captain now.
22:03She has had Goody Spellbook all summer,
22:08and you never thought to bring it to my attention.
22:11Gomez and I sent you here to make sure
22:13that she didn't succumb to her own worst instincts.
22:16Where is your loyalty to us?
22:19Of course you are a member of this family.
22:22Just because I'm cross with you
22:24doesn't diminish that.
22:26Stop treating you like a servant.
22:28When have we ever done that?
22:35Thing, dim the lights.
22:37Oh.
22:38Thing,
22:39tap me off, oh boy.
22:41Don't be stingy this time.
22:42What are you doing?
22:51Oh, still, boy.
22:53Ooh.
22:55Sorry, oh boy.
23:00I admit, perhaps,
23:02there may have been times
23:04when we overstepped.
23:05I'm so sorry we depend on your steady hands so much.
23:11Don't take my poor relationship
23:13with Wednesday out on you.
23:17It's not poor.
23:19It's fraud.
23:20I look forward to our next lesson.
23:40I'm here to see Tyler Dalton.
23:50Hey, Ross, check it out.
23:53I know one of those weirdo fangirls
23:55who's got the hots for the hide.
23:57Quit wasting our time
23:59and find something else to obsess over.
24:01You know, like boy bands.
24:03Or puppies.
24:04Call your supervisors
24:05and tell them Wednesday Adams is here.
24:08It's Adams with two Ds.
24:09Like padded room.
24:10Jelly Bean?
24:26I'm impressed.
24:28As a stickler for proper form etiquette,
24:30you have left no box unchecked.
24:32This isn't my first time with Criminally Insane.
24:35When can I see Tyler?
24:36Hold those pigtails.
24:38Dr. Fairburn will need to make that call.
24:40Is that Tyler's handler?
24:42Handler?
24:43We're not a zoo.
24:45You're right.
24:45Zoos don't pretend that animals
24:46can change their nature
24:47with electroshock therapy
24:48and daily drug cocktails.
24:51Dr. Fairburn is the chief psychiatrist
24:53and a pioneer in the field
24:56of outcast mental health.
24:58I have her book here somewhere.
25:02Her book?
25:05Unlocking the Outcast Mind.
25:07It's required reading
25:08in medical schools around the country.
25:11She even inscribed it.
25:14Is Dr. Fairburn an outcast?
25:17No.
25:18Why does that matter?
25:19It's like a vegetarian
25:20writing a book on cannibalism.
25:22I've always been skeptical
25:23of psychiatrists.
25:24Me too.
25:31Hello, Wednesday.
25:32I'm Dr. Fairburn.
25:35Tyler has spoken of you often.
25:38I hope my name
25:38leaves a bad taste in his mouth.
25:42Thank you, Judy.
25:43Walk with me.
25:49Ooh.
25:50Why do you want to see Tyler?
25:54To parent my former psychiatrist,
25:56who Tyler gutted like
25:57if she caught trout.
25:59I need closure.
26:01I granted your request
26:02with the court weeks ago,
26:03so I knew you'd show your face
26:04sooner or later.
26:06I'm guessing you chose today
26:08because of Donovan Galpin's murder.
26:11Has Tyler heard the news?
26:13Tyler has proven to be
26:15a particularly manipulative
26:16and uncooperative patient.
26:17Of course,
26:19I've never dealt with a hide before,
26:20so this is uncharted territory.
26:22What about Marilyn Thornhill?
26:24She still denies
26:25that she's Tyler's master.
26:27She's being held
26:27in a different facility.
26:29I'm working off the theory
26:30that the longer they're separated,
26:32the weaker their bond becomes.
26:34Then I surmise,
26:34the only reason you and I are speaking
26:36is because you need my help.
26:38My traditional care methods
26:39aren't yielding results,
26:40so I think it's time to be
26:42unorthodox.
26:43Well, you know what they say.
26:46If you can't kill them with kindness,
26:47try lethal injection.
26:50This way.
27:02You could be the psychological shock
27:05Tyler needs to initiate
27:06his rehabilitation.
27:08If the side of me
27:09brings him any modicum of pain,
27:11count me in.
27:11Now, you'll be perfectly safe,
27:25but if you feel threatened
27:26or uncomfortable in any way,
27:28push the red button on the wall.
27:30I'll be watching everything
27:31on the monitor.
27:33Keep a close watch, please.
27:34Keep a close watch, please.
28:04So, what do you think of the place?
28:14It was originally designed
28:16for a schizophrenic werewolf,
28:18the one on a full moon killing spree
28:20the summer of 92.
28:22Ironic, considering you were thrashed
28:24by a werewolf.
28:26It was inevitable your morbid curiosity
28:28would bring you here.
28:29I knew you couldn't resist seeing me again.
28:33Is that the deluded lie
28:34you've been telling yourself
28:35sitting here in solitude?
28:36The only person lying to themselves
28:37is to you, Wednesday.
28:39You sensed the monster in me.
28:41You fell in love with it.
28:45There are two black-hearted souls
28:47ready to pillage the world together.
28:49The only thing you're pillaging
28:50is an extra fruit cup at dinner.
28:51You act like you're the smartest person
28:53in the room,
28:54but you're not.
28:56Then how come I ended up
28:57on this side of the bars?
28:59Because you got lucky.
29:00Your father is dead.
29:13He was murdered last night.
29:20How was he killed?
29:21Grissomely.
29:23Another victim died the same way.
29:25Your father's old partner,
29:26Claude Bradbury.
29:28Two murders in two days.
29:30Both connected to your family.
29:34You got me, Wednesday.
29:37I'm a criminal mastermind
29:38pulling the strings from in here.
29:40Who else would want him dead?
29:43You looking for my help?
29:45I'm flattered,
29:46but it's gonna be so much more fun
29:49watching you grope around in the dark.
29:53Say hi to Enid for me.
29:57Tell her I'm gonna kill her
29:58the next time I see her.
30:00Make her pay for sticking her snout
30:02in my business.
30:04I want her screams to haunt you
30:06for the rest of your life.
30:07You're right.
30:13I couldn't resist seeing you.
30:15Witnessing you chained and caged up
30:17makes my dark heart grin.
30:20Thornhill chose you to be her murderous marionette,
30:22not just because she saw some hide
30:23hibernating inside of you,
30:24but because she saw the real you.
30:25An expendable nobody.
30:29A feeble-minded schoolyard bully
30:31with nothing to offer to the world
30:32except for subpar barista skills.
30:35Your fleeting moment of notoriety
30:36will fade quicker than your generic looks.
30:39I'm thinking of you running away in this cell
30:41in anonymous mediocrity.
30:42Maybe that
30:42is the best revenge.
30:52I don't need to visit again.
30:55I already take up enough space
30:56in your twisted head.
30:57The human brain is the hungriest
31:24organ in the body.
31:26I'm throwing 20%.
31:29Take your gas!
31:33Go on!
31:34Speak up!
31:40Listen up, people.
31:43Unless the perpetrator of you
31:45and tells you
31:47you'll be specialized
31:48for the subversive detention.
31:52I won't see you, too.
31:56What?
31:57Your pet zombie, Slurp?
32:00He's escaped.
32:06So, uh,
32:07you didn't have your driving lesson?
32:08Nope.
32:09He was a no-show.
32:09So, want to study for
32:22Orloff's synodony, huh?
32:23Maybe I haven't enjoyed it.
32:25Yeah?
32:26Maybe it's a really hard drink.
32:28How'd that get in here?
32:38It's for Thing.
32:42Thing?
32:43Anyone follow?
32:46Thing?
32:46Have you been drinking?
32:50How's that even...
32:52You know what?
32:53It doesn't matter.
32:53Oh, could you just give us a second?
32:57Thing, you've got a package,
33:00but I don't know if maybe it's for prank day
33:02or maybe it's from Wednesday's stalker.
33:03It's your mugshot
33:10from the Normal Illinois Police Department.
33:12There's a town called Normal?
33:14Who's Fernando Fingertips?
33:17Your first alias?
33:18Yeah, it is very catchy.
33:24Found this while cleaning out
33:25an old safe house.
33:27Happy birthday to my buddy
33:28from another body.
33:29Snickers and wet willies,
33:30your partner in crime, Fester.
33:33Thing?
33:34Is it your birthday?
33:36No, Wednesday didn't tell me.
33:38Did the entire Adams family
33:40forget it was your birthday?
33:42I'm really sorry.
33:43You know what?
33:44You are an honorary member
33:46of the Wolf Pack.
33:47Why don't we take you out
33:48tonight to celebrate?
33:51Bruno?
33:51Oh, my God, oh, my God.
33:52What happened?
33:53Are you...
34:00Yes?
34:17Do you have an update
34:17on Mrs. Adams?
34:19I gave her the donor list.
34:21She's going through the names
34:22and we'll meet again
34:23at the end of the week
34:24to discuss a strategy.
34:26And you drew her attention
34:27to numero uno on that list.
34:30Unfortunately,
34:30she and her mother
34:31are estranged.
34:33How estranged?
34:35She refuses to call her.
34:39Hester Frump
34:40is the linchpin
34:41to this whole campaign.
34:43She is the 50-foot shark
34:44that will signal
34:45the other big fish
34:46that nevermore
34:47is worth preserving.
34:49Then why don't you have
34:50that conversation
34:51with Mrs. Adams?
34:52Because you can be
34:53so much more persuasive.
34:54You're not seriously
34:58asking me
34:59to siren song her.
35:00Of course not.
35:01I'm ordering you.
35:07You will never
35:08try and coerce me again.
35:15Nice try, Ms. Barclay.
35:18Yeah.
35:21A little souvenir
35:22I picked up
35:23in a dinky antique shop
35:24in the Florida Keys.
35:25It's beautiful, isn't it?
35:27Oh, and this here
35:28is made up of
35:29itty-bitty pieces
35:30of Corinthian coral,
35:31making me impervious
35:32to your siren song.
35:34I keep it on me
35:35at all times.
35:38You see,
35:39the key to winning
35:39in both golf
35:41and life
35:42is keeping your eye
35:43on the ball.
35:44So let me help you focus.
35:46We both know
35:47that I hold your future
35:47in my hand.
35:48I could either
35:49lift you up
35:50or crush you.
35:52Understood?
35:57Now use your gift
35:59and get Morticia Adams
36:00and her beloved mother
36:02on our side.
36:03thing?
36:18Thing?
36:23Wait, where's Enid?
36:25Do I have your attention now?
36:34Who are you
36:35and where's Enid?
36:36The game has just begun.
36:38You have 30 minutes
36:39to find your werewolf friend
36:40or I put her down.
36:42Involve anyone else
36:43and game over.
36:45I'm watching
36:45TikTok, Ms. Adams.
36:48The game has just begun.
37:18Bruna.
37:21Bruna.
37:23Are you okay?
37:25Enid?
37:28Where are we?
37:30I think we're
37:31in the Arbor Tower.
37:33Doesn't look like
37:34anyone's been up here
37:34in a really long time.
37:36I closed it off years ago
37:37after it was damaged
37:38in some freak
37:39electrical storm.
37:39Who would do this to us?
37:54Okay, Ajax.
37:57Great prank.
37:58Now let us go.
38:01Ajax?
38:02I don't think
38:11this is a prank.
38:19Wednesday?
38:20What are you doing out here?
38:21I'm looking for my roommate.
38:23That's a coincidence.
38:24I've been looking for you.
38:25I'm putting together
38:26an orchestra for the gala.
38:28I'd like you to play cello.
38:29I don't have time
38:30for this right now.
38:31And besides,
38:32when you heard me play,
38:33you were hardly complimentary.
38:35Oh, come on.
38:36All I was saying was
38:37if you want to be great,
38:38let the music control you.
38:42Otherwise,
38:43you'll just be
38:44playing the notes.
38:46Mechanical.
38:49Rehearsal, 3 p.m. Friday.
38:50I hope to see you there.
38:51These aren't letters.
38:59They're notes.
39:10Partisan organ.
39:11Organ.
39:11Partisan organ.
39:11D-E-A-D.
39:33I'll try them together.
39:34Let's go.
39:58If only there was a full moon on tonight,
39:59we'd be out of here in no time.
40:00I'm really sorry, Bruno.
40:05This isn't your fault.
40:07I mean, it kind of is.
40:09Whatever's going on here
40:09is clearly connected to my roommate.
40:12She's like this dark north star
40:13for psycho killers.
40:15Why are you friends with her?
40:18Because even though Wednesday
40:20is literally the tunnel
40:21at the end of my light,
40:24I can't imagine my life
40:25without her in it.
40:28I think it's cool
40:29how you're a ride or die.
40:31Emphasis on die at the moment.
40:35I wish I had someone like that.
40:43We have to find a way
40:44to get out of here.
40:47We can't break these chains,
40:48but maybe we could wriggle out of them
40:49if we find the right angle.
40:55You should be around.
40:56I'm sorry.
41:00I thought you put new batteries
41:03in this thing.
41:06Does this look fully powered to you?
41:08we're good.
41:19We'll hear you because we'll get it.
41:21Goodbye.
41:21Bye.
41:22This is Iago Tower.
41:48Come on.
41:52I'm sorry.
41:53Oh, wait, no.
42:01Hey.
42:03Hey.
42:04That didn't work.
42:11Are you okay?
42:12I'm fine.
42:13This happens sometimes when I'm stressed or nervous.
42:16It's just wolf whimpers.
42:19Lupin late plumes usually suffer from it.
42:22I was the last of my family to wolf out.
42:27No way.
42:29Me too.
42:31I have the nervous coughing too.
42:33Have you tried box breathing?
42:38Four counts in.
42:40Four holding.
42:44Four out.
42:44Four out.
42:45Four out.
42:45Four out.
42:46Four out.
42:46Four out.
42:47Four out.
42:47Four out.
42:47Four out.
42:48Four out.
42:48Four out.
42:49Four out.
42:49Four out.
42:50Four out.
42:50Four out.
42:51Four out.
42:51Four out.
42:52Four out.
42:53Four out.
42:53Four out.
42:54Four out.
42:54Four out.
42:55Four out.
42:55Four out.
42:56Four out.
42:56Four out.
42:57Four out.
42:57Four out.
42:58Four out.
42:59Four out.
43:00Four out.
43:01Four out.
43:02Four out.
43:03Four out.
43:03Four out.
43:03Four out.
43:04Four out.
43:05Four out.
43:06Four out.
43:07Four out.
43:08Four out.
43:09Four out.
43:10Four out.
43:11Four out.
43:12Four out.
43:13Enid!
43:14Lindsay!
43:15Oh, thank God!
43:16You need to get us out of this!
43:18Thing, pick their locks.
43:24Thing, wait now!
43:28Thing, you okay?
43:33I'm fine.
43:40Lindsay!
43:41Where are you going?
43:43What don't you see?
44:03Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
44:08Pell, Dante, Shelley, Dickens.
44:11Lindsay, you need to help!
44:12Lindsay, you need to hurry!
44:15Each stack is the collected work of the famous author.
44:21Proust?
44:22Tolstoy?
44:25The answer must be a book that's missing.
44:29I swear if I'd survive this, I'm demanding his body!
44:31Wells...
44:33Babysitter's Club.
44:34Oh, how many are that one?
44:35How many are that one?
44:36131.
44:37Damn it, that's all of them.
44:38Unless you're counting the graphic novels and moving on the face!
44:40Enough, Enid.
44:45But what you don't see...
44:48Of course, the Invisible Man by H.D. Wells.
44:50But she knows.
44:51How many are the guys?
44:52I don't know.
44:53I hate the guys!
44:54Hey!
44:55Oh, my God!
44:56You went to jail!
44:57Oh, my God!
44:58What's the?
44:59Oh, I say you did it!
45:26Who's there?
45:29Happy Prank Day, Wednesday.
45:38My crazed stalker is an invisible 13-year-old.
45:42We haven't been properly introduced.
45:49I'm like Mr. Mule, your number one superfan.
45:52You don't seriously expect me to believe that you pulled off this elaborate prank solo.
45:57I had a little help from some Da Vinci's after I blackmailed them with incriminating Snapchat
46:03pics.
46:04Pricks being invisible.
46:05I just asked myself, W, W, W, D. What would Wednesday do?
46:13That's my line, you little psycho!
46:15I knew that if I came up with the most twisted game, I'd get your attention.
46:19I hope it's lived up to your exacting standards.
46:22Admit it.
46:23You're a little impressed.
46:24I can't believe we were almost perforated by your fangirl mini-me.
46:29Why don't I return the favor?
46:32Park your claws, Rainbow Barbie.
46:35Besides, I got you some alone time with a pack hottie.
46:39You're welcome.
46:40You almost burned my novel at the Founder's Pyre.
46:43Oh, that was just an appetizer.
46:45This was the main course.
46:47Then why kill Galpin and place his eyeball on Enid's cushion?
46:50That eyeball was real.
46:52I didn't kill Galpin.
46:53I wanted to become your friend, not your next murder case.
46:59Took this as a souvenir.
47:04I already scrolled through his texts and his emails.
47:08So if you didn't kill him, then who did?
47:10I can help you find out.
47:19Only Wednesday Addams would have multiple stalkers.
47:23Room for one more?
47:24Wannabes take the stairs.
47:40Rianca!
47:46What a surprise!
47:48Please, come on in.
47:51Did you forget something, dear?
47:54Actually, I did.
47:58You must contact your mother, invite her to the gala, and secure a large donation.
48:04She is your highest priority.
48:07Yes.
48:09That's it.
48:11Mama.
48:12I should call her.
48:14You'll have no memory I was here, Mrs. Adams.
48:18Good night.
48:19Good night.
48:20Good night.
48:21Good night.
48:22Good night.
48:23Good night.
48:24Good night.
48:25Good night.
48:26Good night.
48:27Good night.
48:28Good night.
48:29Good night.
48:30Good night.
48:31Good night.
48:32Good night.
48:33Good night.
48:34Good night.
48:35Good night.
48:36Good night.
48:37Good night.
48:38Good night.
48:39Good night.
48:40Good night.
48:41Good night.
48:42Good night.
48:43Good night.
48:44Good night.
48:45Good night.
48:46I forgot your birthday, and that's inexcusable.
48:54I hope this makes up for my memory lapse.
48:59It's an antique thumbscrew.
49:02Napoleonic era, designed by Anatole de Blair,
49:05Francis' most notorious torturer.
49:08I'm willing to be your first victim.
49:16I'm concerned about Enid, too.
49:20Unmasking my flame-haired stalker was an unwelcome distraction.
49:25If I'm able to regain my psychic ability,
49:27I think I'll be able to save Enid and figure out who killed Galpin and Bradbury.
49:32Let's take another look at Goody's book.
49:35Did you find any answers in there?
49:40Where is it?
49:41My mother took my book?
50:11This is Gabe Packard.
50:26I'm informing you that I am no longer teaching Nevermore students.
50:30Even Sinclair has put me over the edge.
50:32Even Sinclair has put me over the edge.
50:33Aaaaah !
50:34You're not here,
50:48you're in the center of pieces.
50:53salvar
51:00Obstoda
51:02What?
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