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Cartoon Network: Secret Saturdays: Volume Two It’s action time again for Zak Saturday and his adventurous family! Their daring travels continue as they rescue a sunken city, battle a fiery volcano and stalk The Owlman. Their missions bring more mysterious cryptid encounters and the discovery of a dark family secret. But are The Saturdays tough enough to stop V.V. Argost’s evil plan and get closer to the Kur Stone? ]]> .com ---- The Saturday family continues its global pursuit of the evil V.V. Argost and the pieces of the all-powerful Kur Stone in this five-episode second volume of The Secret Saturdays. When the mobile underwater city of Kumari Kandam surfaces with Argost having mysteriously taken over the throne, the Saturdays spring into action. Doc and Drew are quickly captured, and it falls to Zak to make contact with the rightful heir to the throne and rescue his parents. If only Zak had a cortex disrupter of his own, he could rescue his parents and defeat Argost--or could he? In "Van Rook's Apprentice," the Saturdays battle a lake monster for a horn that's a vital clue in their search for the Kur Stone, but what Drew discovers is an unlikely addition to the family. The question is, is this new relative for real or is the whole situation just a setup? Competitive sibling rivalry heats up in "Twelve Hundred Degrees Fahrenheit" as the Saturdays struggle to save both a lava lizard cryptid and a ski resort full of people from an erupting volcano, but will their family squabbling cause them to lose of their true objective? "The Owlman Feeds at Midnight" finds the Saturdays chasing down a cryptid and uncovering an extensive brainwashing campaign in England, but the mission also exposes a serious family conflict about whether planning or improvisation constitutes the best strategy for their work. The conflict tears the family apart, but it also provides a vital clue in the search for the Kur Stone. In "The Swarm at the Edge of Space," strangely aggressive behavior by the normally docile atmospheric jellyfish and the reappearance of the presumably retired agent Epsilon with his video game-obsessed son Francis in tow translates into big trouble for the Saturdays. Have the Saturdays finally met their match? Superheroes and far-out science combine with everyday family squabbles and monsters galore in this fast-paced adventure series that will have kids ages 7 and older clamoring for more. --Tami Horiuchi