Monster In My Family - Season 2

Monster in My Family is a TV series produced by the Lifetime Movie Network that focuses on relatives of serial killers and their victims.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] The series has had two seasons.

Monster in My Family is a new American documentary TV series that delves into the dark world of notorious serial killers and their victims from a unique perspective. Produced by Morningstar Entertainment, season 1 of the show debuted on LMN on July 1, 2015. The second season followed on January 3, 2017 with four new 60-minute episodes.

My Crazy Sex debuts on December 28th at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Meanwhile, new episodes of My Crazy Ex begin on December 28th at 9 p.m. ET/PT and the new season of Monster in My Family debuts on January 3rd at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

In the season premiere, a high-powered attorney learns the hard way that interoffice romance is no laughing matter. A woman falls for a hard-core party boy, until the mystery motivating his lifestyle reveals itself. A unique threesome in the workplace climaxes with an unexpected twist.

As you've probably seen on Twitter, episode 7 drop ends with a twist that shakes up the entire trajectory of the series so far. Following the big reveal, episode 9 gave fans answers to long-running questions about the creatures of the Upside Down, evoking details going all the way back to season 1! Read on for our breakdown of who Vecna is and what he wants with Eleven and the unlucky town of Hawkins, Indiana.

The big bad of Stranger Things season 4 is a humanoid monster with black skin and movable vines that protrude from his entire body. While he lives in the Upside Down, Vecna can psychically reach into the human world, kind of like the Mind Flayer's connection with Will. He makes his presence known in Hawkins by murdering the town's teenagers in a truly gruesome fashion, all through mental connections (which is especially terrifying).

Like many other Upside Down monsters, Vecna gets his name (and some of his inspiration) from Dungeons & Dragons. In game lore, the monster is a lich (a.k.a. an undead wizard) who forms an army to help him ascend to godhood, per Digital Spy (opens in new tab). The D&D monster also believes that secrets are the true source of power, and would acquire characters' secrets to gain power over them, similar to the Stranger Things villain's manner of feeding off people's trauma.

While the season 4 marks Vecna's first murder streak in Hawkins, it turns out the monster first emerged in the '50s. Super-sleuth Nancy finds out that the monster previously targeted the Creel family, led by patriarch Victor Creel. Shortly after moving to Hawkins, the family was haunted, with dead animals appearing around their house and terrible visions plaguing them. Eventually the mother, son, and daughter all died, leaving Victor to be falsely imprisoned for their murders. Nancy and Robin even visit the man in a mental asylum, where he tells them that the murders were actually done by a \"demon,\" who also got him too, but he broke its trance (more on that later).

Beyond killing people, the deaths also have a grave effect on the barrier between the human dimension and the Upside Down. Every time Vecna kills a person, it opens a new gate to the Upside Down where ever the victim stood. As he keeps going, there will soon be openings to the monster-filled dimension all over Hawkins, and the barrier itself may come in danger of breaking.

While the still-in-Hawkins branch of the Hawkins gang is investigating Vecna's origins, Eleven teams up with Dr. Owens to undergo a mysterious experiment to regain her powers. Turns out her \"Papa,\" Dr. Brenner, has hooked up a sensory depravation tank to a computer so he can control what she sees, and makes her relive her training in Hawkins Lab to re-learn how to access her powers (she had suffered something akin to a stroke during the season 3 battle, which made her unlearn them).

During the trips, she befriends an orderly at the lab who secretly supports her while she's being bullied by older kids (a sort-of mirror to her being bullied in California). He befriended her because he recognized that she's the most powerful among the kids, and he eventually tricks her into removing a \"tracker\" from his skin. He immediately goes on the rampage we saw in the season's very first scene, which Eleven had thought she had caused herself, revealing that he has had powers all along. In fact, he is Number One, Brenner's very first experimental subject for enhancing telekinetic powers.

While Vecna was on offense killing kids and opening portals in Volume 1, his scenes in Volume 2 are reacting to the crew's four-phase plan to kill him. He takes Max's bait in the Creel attic, bringing her into a trance (revealed through a horrifying scene where Lucas digs into Max's worst fears before we realize he's an imitation). Max is able to get away from the villain through her memory of season 2's dance, but eventually he finds her, turning the glitzy high school gym upside down.

In Vecna's monologue, we see that he wandered the Upside Down after crash-landing, learning more about the dimension, a \"realm unspoiled by mankind\" (where the demogorgons already existed). We also learn the \"huge, great, cool thing\" that Bower previously teased to The Hollywood Reporter (opens in new tab), as the flashback confirms that Vecna created the Mind Flayer, to become the predator he always imagined. The hive mind is his mind, and he's been sending his puppets out to Hawkins since season 1.

We also see flashes of his actions throughout the seasons. The gate Eleven accidentally opened while projecting her consciousness pre-season 1 was how Vecna made it back to the surface. When she kept closing his gates, first in season 1's finale then season 2's, he sought a way to get her power for himself. When El was grabbed by the Mind Flayer in season 3, he somehow took part of her power and figured out how to open the gates through the trances.

Of course, the show's big finale still needs to be mysterious, and the cast and crew are tight-lipped when it comes to next season. In a Variety (opens in new tab) interview, Jamie Campbell Bower said that he \"couldn't possibly say\" whether he'll be back next season.

Blaze and AJ are driving through the forest, they greet the viewers and explain that something very special is racing with Blaze today, his family! He introduces his mom, dad, and his sister, Sparkle, She talks to viewers very exited, and they all play a game of tag.

Meanwhile, Crusher and Pickle appear at the race, and Crusher thinks no one can beat him, but Pickle tells him that Blaze and his family are gonna race. The family goes to the starting line, along with Crusher next to them and Bump starts go while a song is heard.

Later, Crusher is seen taking a wooden track to get across, but Pickle appears again who he is giggling. He tells him a really funny knock knock joke, and he answers \"Blaze's Family\", and Crusher slips on some leaves. He notices Blaze and his family are coming, So he decides to break the track. When the family continues racing, They stopped and noticed the bridge is broken all thanks to Crusher.

Meanwhile, Crusher is still racing, but Pickle appears and tells him another knock knock joke: \"'cause they're ketching up right now\", as he drives away. Crusher slips on a mud puddle and sees the family getting close. Crusher decides to switch signs the wrong way into the cave. The family thinks they need to go this way into the cave, but instead of getting through, they found cave chickens pecking them back.

Back to Crusher, he is still on track to win as Pickle once again, tells another knock knock joke, But his joke was interrupted by Blaze's horn and Crusher notices the family is coming behind him. So he builds his invention: a taco blasting robot and starts to blast tacos at the family.

The family suddenly notice tacos dropping at them as they hide from the tacos. They need something to get past the tacos, so Blaze has an idea to transform the family into wrecking cranes and get help from the viewers to smash 4, 7, and 10 tacos, even kill the daylights out of the taco blasting robot.

But they notice Crusher is about to head for the finish line, but they all use Blazing Speed to go super fast all the way to the finish. Sparkle wonders what they get for winning, and they got a bouncy castle trophy and the family bounces on it as the episode ends.

Six feels left out after One tells her that Mother's Day surprises are ruined because she feels like she is too special to cut out the hearts. Thus, she ran away from home, finding a new family. First, she tried out a new family who loved picnics. The family at first accepted to her. However, Six was thrown out by a display shop man at a window display shop. The display shop man imagined that the family figures in the display was hers. He could not take Six being part of it. So he asked Six to get out of the window display. He told Six that Six was not allowed to be with them anymore but was welcomed to play with them the next day. She can't find any family and begins to cry. Then, she came across a group of street performers, who were mime artists. She joins the act, to thunderous applause from the audience. Finally, she became the star of a travelling circus. Her siblings went to the circus to rescue her. When they get there, One apologizes to Six for wishing that she finds another caring family. Then, they all became part of Six's circus act. The audience quickly loves their act. When they got home, the monsters yelled \"SURPRISE\" to their mother. Their mother was touched and all the monsters celebrate Mother's Day, which went off without a hitch.

J.P. Mao demands that Avasarala stop persecuting his family and unfreeze his assets. He points out his plan to keep the UN and MCR in balance, giving them both access to the protomolecule. To this Avasarala notes that what Mao truly desires is to keep himself wealthy profitting in the middle of the two superpowers' rivalry. Suddenly, they are interrupted by a tightbeam video message from Errinwright who announces both Minister Korsunov's death and the destruction of the Karakum over Ganymede. Errinwright threatens to destroy Mao where he sits but, he also turns to Avasarala, telling her he feels betrayed by her. He orders Mao to handle the situation and return to Earth alone so they can resume their partnership. Mao's people draw their guns on Avasarala, Cotyar, and Draper as Mao exits. 59ce067264

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