Wednesday Season 2, Part 1, featuring the return of Jenna Ortega and director Tim Burton, not surprisingly, draws blockbuster viewership numbers on Netflix. Created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar ...

Netflix's Wednesday Season 2 Part 1 left the viewers with many unanswered questions. Wednesday Addams losing her psychic powers was one of the biggest mysteries that kept the fans eagerly waiting for ...

The season 2 finale wraps with a deep dive into the Addams family's dark history — and a road trip with Uncle Fester. Several potential season 3 plotlines are also teased, including the arrival of ...

Jenna Ortega is soon returing as Wednesday Addams for Tim Burton’s Wednesday, Season 2, Part 2 on Netflix. What time will episodes 5-8 be available? Wednesday Season 2, Part 1 — which consists of four ...

Editor's note: The below review contains spoilers for Wednesday Season 2 Part 2. Another year at Nevermore is over, but how does Wednesday's sophomore outing compare to Season 1? Well, it's a more ...

The second half of the season will resolve the immediate cliffhanger of Part 1, which saw Wednesday Addams left comatose after being thrown from a window by Tyler Galpin (Hunter Doohan) in his Hyde ...

Wednesday Season 2, Part 1 delivers on expectations in a lot of ways, but there’s one element that will have inevitably left some fans disappointed. Returning to Netflix after three years away, ...

Wednesday’s season 2 has come and gone. And unfortunately, so has most of my enjoyment of the series. As someone who was cautiously optimistic about the direction Netflix took Wednesday and the Addams ...

Contains major spoilers for Wednesday season 2! Wednesday season 2 part 1 has just dropped on Netflix and we may or may not have binged the first four hours in one sitting. And oh my god, we were not ...

Is Wednesday really dead? Who will try to kill Enid? And what's going on with Slurp? THR breaks down the biggest mysteries before the Netflix show returns Sept. 3. By Kimberly Nordyke Managing Editor, ...

Claudia Picado is a Features Writer who has been covering film and television at Collider for nearly three years. She's been writing for as long as she can remember, but developed a love for cinema ...