New ‘Agatha All Along’ Episode 4 Deleted Scene Unveils an Intense Demon Battle (With Floor Plans!)

Recently, many details about the making of Agatha All Along have come to light, including several deleted scenes meant to explore witchcraft and the personal stories of the characters.

One of these deleted scenes comes from Episode 4, titled If I Can’t Reach You / Let My Song Teach You. This episode focused on Alice Wu and her trial of fire. After burying Sharon, the coven summoned a new green witch. Rio emerges from Sharon’s grave, and the group discovers a house with a 1970s style, triggering Alice’s feelings of grief.

The house turns out to be a recording studio linked to Lorna. While Rio jokingly suggests betraying the others to Agatha (and everyone overhears), Teen accidentally plays a record backward, summoning the demon connected to Alice’s family curse.

The group uses Lorna’s version of the Ballad, which turns out to be a protection spell, to fight the demon. Alice manages to defeat it, but as they leave the house, they notice that Teen was badly injured.

Recently, key details about this deleted scene, including floor plans, were revealed. They show that the fight against the demon was originally meant to play out differently, especially for Billy.

In the original version, the demon was supposed to burn Billy too, and Alice would draw protection circles around him. This would hint that Billy was part of the coven all along, rather than just Agatha’s familiar.

You can check out the floor plans and keynotes below, shared by @ScarletWitchUpd.

The same account also shared details about a deleted scene from Episode 5. In this episode, Salem Seven ambushes the coven on the Witches’ Road, and the coven escapes by flying away on their broomsticks.

The deleted scene shows that during this episode, a character called Fox—likely one of the Salem Seven—was killed but later brought back to life.

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