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Tour Wednesday’s Dark and Dramatic Sets Ahead of Season 2
NEVERMORE ACADEMY AND JERICHO COMMUNITY, AUG 6 – Season 2 expands the Addams Family universe with new characters and a serial killer mystery, featuring multiple original cast members and Tim Burton’s direction, continuing Wednesday's psychic journey.
- Wednesday Season 2 Part 1 began streaming on Netflix on August 6, 2025, continuing Wednesday Addams' story at Nevermore Academy.
- The season follows Wednesday returning after a summer spent mastering psychic powers and hunting a serial killer, with new mysteries unfolding.
- Christopher Lloyd appears as a disembodied head teaching at Nevermore, while Steve Buscemi joins as new principal Barry Dort, and Wednesday’s mother returns with deeper ties.
- Bodies in Jericho pile up with eyes plucked by crows, and Wednesday remarks to Principal Dort, 'Only if you have one that says Do Not Resuscitate.'
- Though praised for performances and artistic elements, critics find the season has fewer surprises and leans more on Addams Family lore than before.
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How many episodes are in 'Wednesday' season 2? What to know about Jenna Ortega's creepy, kooky return to Netflix
The spooky Netflix hit welcomes several new faces in season 2, including Steve Buscemi and Lady Gaga. Courtesy of Netflix Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams in 'Wednesday' season 2Key PointsWednesday star Jenna Ortega has promised a horror-forward season, saying the new episodes honor classic slashers.New cast members include Steve Buscemi, Joanna Lumley, Thandiwe Newton, Christopher Lloyd, and Lady Gaga.The first part of Wednesday season 2 is now…
The series "Wednesday" tells about the outsider Wednesday Addams, who is confronted with her visionary powers at the Nevermore Academy. After the success of the first season, the second season starts. Tim Burton brings his unique style into the story.
The Netflix series, available this Wednesday, brings back for our greatest pleasure the barred members of the Addams family.
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