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"Howdy Pilgrim!"
Wednesday's Child Is Full Of Woe
- Wednesday's piranha prank on the swim team who harassed her brother. From her Pre-Asskicking One-Liner of "The only person who gets to torture my brother is me" to the guys scrambling to get out of the pool ahead of the carnivorous fish.
- Despite not wanting to follow in her mother's footsteps on Nevermore's fencing team, Wednesday makes an excellent showing against the school's Queen Bee, even if she ultimately lost the match.
- The match is also an impressive one for Bianca, who defeats Wednesday. Remember, it was Wednesday's idea to up the ante of the match by suggesting the duelists remove their protective headgear and take off the blunt tips of their sabres. Bianca still wins the match with a decisive cut to Wednesday's forehead, showing that she is more than just the Alpha Bitch.
- Wednesday wiping the floor with the three pilgrim teen bullies in the coffee shop.
- Wednesday's cello rendition of "Paint it Black"
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Woe Is The Loneliest Number
- After hearing how Bianca plans to sabotage Enid's boat, Wednesday not only joins Enid's team but helps them beat Bianca with the help of Thing. Special mention to Thing not only entangling Bianca's merman ally with a net launched from the canoe, but when the guy escapes and comes after the Black Cats again, Thing dives into the water and punches him out.
Friend or Woe
- The pilgrim teen bullies have yet another encounter with Wednesday, this time when she catches them picking on her new friend Eugene. Only one of the bullies fights Wednesday and, like before, she wins and puts him in the pillory that he and the other two were going to put Eugene in. There's also the implication that the other two didn't fight Wednesday because they were scared of getting their asses kicked again.
- Wednesday burning down the statue of Joseph Crackstone with the help of Thing. And then playing Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" on the cello through the entire thing.
Woe What a Night
- The entire "Goo Goo Muck" dance scene with Wednesday. Bonus points for all of Wednesday's moves being choreographed by Jenna Ortega herself, and incorporating several moves from the original Wednesday.
If You Don't Woe Me By Now
- After Mayor Walker's funeral, Wednesday spots and follows an unknown person to the forest, and the stranger drops behind her. Wednesday spins around to impale them with her rapier, only for them to perform a Blade Catch and then electrify the blade, making Wednesday drop it. The unknown person? None other than Fester Addams.
A Murder Of Woes
- Wednesday demonstrates her savviness about how to avoid being Alone with the Psycho by bringing along backup to seize Tyler after her summation.Tyler: I'm not a monster. A... And if you really thought that I was, why would you risk bringing me out to the woods to confront me alone?Wednesday: Who said I was alone?
- Enid finally manages to transform in order to save Wednesday from Tyler's Hyde form. This leads to the normally sweet Enid going up against a killer monster, all for the sake of saving her new best friend.
- Bianca saving Wednesday from Crackstone by stabbing him in the back, giving Wednesday the opening she needs to end him for good.
- Eugene coming in at the last minute to stop Laurel from shooting Wednesday by controlling swarms of bees, allowing Wednesday to presumably finish the job by stomping on her face.Eugene: That's what you get for messing with Nevermore, bitch!
