Anthony Michael Hall's Wednesday Season 2 Role & Fate Explained
Who does Anthony Michael Hall play in Wednesday Season 2 Part 1?
Anthony Michael Hall plays Ron Kruger in Wednesday Season 2 Part 1.
Kruger is a Phoenix Cad Master who spearheads a troop of normies on a camping trip. He comes across Nevermore students and Principal Dort at the camping ground. They both pit their groups against each other to decide who will remain and who will leave the campsite. However, he meets an unexpected fate after losing a game to the Nevermore students.
What happens to Ron Kruger in Wednesday Season 2 Part 1?
Ron Kruger is killed by Slurp in Wednesday Season 2 Part 1.
Kruger and his troop were mistakenly assigned the same campsite as the Nevermore students. However, as he had no intentions of sharing Camp Jericho with the outcasts, he and Principal Dort made their groups compete. This was to decide who would remain at the camping ground.
They battle it out in the Color War, but Kruger and his team lose. To seek revenge and to maintain his reputation in front of his troop, he decides to raid the Nevermore camp at night. However, he remains unaware that Pugsley and Eugene have brought a hungry zombie to life.
For those unfamiliar, Pugsley found this zombie beneath the Skull Tree. He and his roommate try to keep the zombie hidden and well-fed, but it escapes and embarks on a killing spree. Kruger's plans go awry, and he comes face-to-face with the zombie, who eventually kills him.
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