The latest episode of “Agatha All Along” on Disney+ delivered significant developments, revealing the fate of Ralph Bohner and diving deep into the backstory of William Kaplan, also known as Billy Maximoff and Wiccan.
In Episode 6, Ralph is confirmed to be alive and “kinda sorta” well, a twist that has fans talking. The episode begins with the bar mitzvah of William Kaplan, celebrated by his parents, Rebecca and Jeff. During the afterparty, William encounters a palm reader named Lilia, who grows concerned when she sees that his lifeline appears “broken in two.” To protect him, she secretly gives him a sigil concealed in his suit jacket.
The celebration takes a dramatic turn when emergency alerts indicate issues related to the Westview anomaly. As the family drives home, their car crashes, leaving William severely injured. In a moment of emotional turmoil, he calls out for his brother, Tommy, as he loses consciousness.
Once in the hospital, William discovers he can read his parents’ thoughts, which reveal their worries about his apparent amnesia. After returning home, he notices his reflection and feels like an outsider, as even the family dog reacts to him like a stranger. Frustrated by his parents’ concerns, William retreats to his room, decorated with various posters, as he grapples with his identity.
Three years later, while on a date with his boyfriend Eddie, William reveals that he hasn’t been the same since the crash. He admits to pretending to regain his memory and confesses, “I died that night and came back different. As something else.” He decides it’s time to embrace his true self and embarks on a quest for answers.
William dives into research about the Westview anomaly and discovers its deeper connections to magical spells. His investigation leads him to a man he met online, who turns out to be Ralph Bohner, displaying a weathered appearance. Ralph recounts how Wanda manipulated the people of Westview and warns William about Agatha Harkness, describing her as a dangerous witch. During their conversation, William connects the dots, realizing his true identity as Billy Maximoff and recognizing the fate of his twin brother Tommy.
William’s journey takes him to Agatha’s home in Westview, where he attempts to retrieve a crucial artifact. In an unexpected twist, he takes actions that lead to Agatha being freed, and in a pivotal moment, he asserts, “I’m Billy Maximoff.”
In a final confrontation, Agatha reveals she suspected his identity from the beginning and encourages him to disregard his past mistakes. Billy declares he no longer needs her assistance, although his unstable powers suggest otherwise. As Agatha expresses curiosity about whom Billy seeks—hinting at their shared family ties—Billy firmly states, “I don’t trust you, ever.”
Agatha playfully challenges him to a race to finish their quest, leaving Billy to contemplate his path as he seeks to find his lost brother.