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In the second part of the series, viewers are thrust right into the aftermath of Wednesday’s (Jenna Ortega) dramatic showdown with Tyler (Hunter Doohan). Recovering in a hospital bed, she is swiftly confronted with the repercussions of her actions – her overconfidence had led to the escape of dangerous prisoners from Willow Hill and seemingly doomed her friend Enid (Emma Myers) to a perilous fate. The finale of Part 1 of Wednesday Season 2 sets an urgent tone for the remaining four episodes, as Wednesday must work quickly to control the havoc she has wreaked, shield her companions from a growing threat, and ultimately bring the Hyde to justice.

In an interview with Variety, Tatum shared that he wasn’t particularly eager to play Thor, but the opportunity to audition for Kenneth Branagh in the first Thor movie was too enticing to resist. The experience, though, turned out to be a humbling one as it exposed a lack of stillness in his acting at the time. After doing one take, Branagh instructed him to stay still and place his hands on a chair. However, Tatum froze up, allowing Branagh to point out his weakness. This incident motivated him to spend the next five years focusing on mastering stillness in his performances.

In a chat with Brazilian outlet Omelete, Cumberbatch playfully suggested that perhaps there weren’t enough chairs available for everyone in the initial cast announcement of Doctor Strange. When asked directly if Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige was keeping Doctor Strange’s appearance in Doomsday secret on purpose, Cumberbatch confirmed this, saying “That’s exactly it,” and suggesting the interviewer contact him directly.

Note: Spoilers and puzzle solutions are present throughout this guide.