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This is the first time you've ever willingly returned to a school
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Like returning to the scene of the crime.
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I already know where the bodies are buried.
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In honor of Wednesday's return,
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we wanted to go back to season one and read some of
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our favorite lines in English and in espanol in Spanish,
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and you guys can decide which version of this line feels more
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killer to execute. Are you guys down to play our game
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It's OK. I hear you.
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Sure, sure. Let's try.
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Jenna, this first line.
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Perfect. Yeah, there's a bit more of a punch I
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would say in Spanish,
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Yeah. Birthday, yes.
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Happy never. Oh my word,
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how do you say the first word?
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Coosae Gracias. Well this one is easier for you.
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How do you say this?
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No no no so you should just say it.
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No abrasamos. It has to be the the Spanish.
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It's got some real resonance and momentum.
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you guys challenge us a little more.
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Got to be more challenging.
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OK, OK, you got this one.
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I prefer to be vilified.
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I can't. Spanish always sounds so lovely.
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Very eggy hole. Yeah,
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I, I, I can't say it very nice,
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so. I don't bury hatchets.
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You know the. Laslo.
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Oh, that one felt more threatening.
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just be careful. And then both of you can give this
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Every, the whole cast has done this one together.
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I dance dance dance with my hands,
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hands hands. Oh boy,
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Wow, you got me dancing and everything.
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OK, so the interview's over.
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I'm just kidding. Wednesday,
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Adams, it is an honor to meet the savior if never
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more. Can I get your autograph?
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I only signed my name in blood.
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But nothing less. I never said it was my own blood
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Jenna, you get to bring another Latina on screen as
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a Gomes to life in Wednesday season two,
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and in real life you are a Boricua Mexicana.
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Why is it important for you,
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especially in 2025, to keep bringing on Latina characters to life
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with someone like Wednesday it was more important because she is such
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A well known and well recognized character that it was
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great to see someone,
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you know, even a recognizable silhouette,
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have Latin heritage and that be represented throughout the show,
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but I guess inherently anything I do will,
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be. She'll be Latina and you know that that's always something
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to be proud of you know I I would hope that you
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know young Latinas who maybe are interested in the arts and field
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are able to watch these projects and things and see themselves and
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you know be encouraged to do the same and and pursue
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their their passions. And Perhaps I can help you take your
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mind off your mother.
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Luis Gomez calls Wednesday in season one pekenya Tormenta.
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I'm curious, growing up,
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did you have any nicknames like that in Spanish?
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Yeah, my mom used to call me the Alito.
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I'm queriablito, diablito dene.
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It's like it made me feel really special.
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Were you well behaved as a little one?
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OK, I gotta plead the fifth.
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I'm pleading the 5th.
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My mom used to call me the Alito,
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and me abuelita used to call me Candela.
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Candeladiablito. Those are some bold word choices.
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No outcast should be limited or shamed.
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Is that why you're asking me?
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Because I'm a siren.
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Using your powers of persuasion for a good cause should be applauded
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Joy, if you had Bianca's styrene powers in real life
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what's the first thing you would do?
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Well, I've had various answers.
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People have asked me this question.
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I've gone from going shopping and getting whatever I want to fixing
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figuring out world peace finally,
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since the hundreds of thousands of people have had the
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opportunity, can't seem to,
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so I must take a siren.
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Yeah, probably that second.
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One day Adams is here.
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It's Adams with two Ds,
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