After the premiere of the first part of Wednesday Season 2, fans were eager to know what happens next after young Addams was attacked by Hyde. Netflix has already revealed some details in the official trailer, but how many episodes will part 2 have and how long will they be? Here we share all the details about the upcoming release.
How many episodes will the second part of Wednesday Season 2 have?
The second season of the series starring Jenna Ortega is scheduled to premiere on Netflix in two parts, each with four episodes, making a total of eight episodes.
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How long will the episodes of Wednesday Season 2 part 2 be?
So far, Netflix has not revealed this information, but the next four episodes of the season are expected to last the same as the previous ones, around one hour each.
When does Wednesday Season 2 part 2 come to Netflix?
The second part of Wednesday Season 2 will arrive on the streaming platform on September 3.
How does the first part of Wednesday Season 2 end?
The last episode of the first part had a suspenseful ending. After discovering the real killer, chaos takes over the Willow Hill Psychiatric Center. Marilyn Thornhill (whose real name is Laurel Gates) manages to escape and releases Hyde, who kills everyone in his path until he confronts Wednesday.
They engage in a fight, until Wednesday is thrown out of a window from the top of the building, and her bloodied body lands in the street. The fall leaves her in a coma, while Hyde remains loose in Jericho, posing a danger to everyone… especially her.
What are the outcasts in the series Wednesday?
The outcasts are people with supernatural abilities, either physical or psychic. They are sent to Nevermore Academy, where they are taught to control and enhance their powers.
What is a normie in Wednesday?
Unlike the outcasts, a normie is an ordinary person with no powers.
Who are the outcasts in Wednesday Season 2?
In Wednesday Season 2, the cast of Nevermore Academy outcasts expands and becomes even more intriguing. Besides Wednesday and Pugsley Addams, here are the outcasts and their roles in the series:
- Enid Sinclair, played by Emma Myers, continues to shine as a source of positive energy and warmth at the school. This cheerful werewolf, seemingly the complete opposite of Wednesday, has become her best friend while confidently navigating her lupine identity.
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- Tyler Galpin, played by Hunter Doohan, is not part of Nevermore but is deeply connected to the outcast community in Jericho. Once an ordinary young man, he now hides a dark secret after the violent events of the first season. After being attacked, Tyler was admitted to Willow Hill Psychiatric Center, where he struggles to adapt to his new reality under constant supervision.
- Bianca Barclay, played by Joy Sunday, is the mermaid who dominates Nevermore, although Wednesday has challenged her position. This season, they find common ground and begin to form an unexpected alliance. Bianca faces significant challenges related to her responsibilities as a leading mermaid.
- Eugene Ottinger, the insect enthusiast played by Moosa Mostafa, has earned a special place among the students thanks to his friendship with Wednesday. His growing popularity is reflected in his new role as Pugsley’s roommate, although their relationship is still developing.
- Ájax Petropolus, played by Georgie Farmer, is a gorgon who belongs to the social group known as “Fumetas.” He was Enid’s love interest in the first season. After some time apart, they try to understand what their connection means and whether there is still something between them.
- Bruno, played by Noah B. Taylor, is the latest addition to the wolf pack at Nevermore. With Filipino roots and a melancholic personality, this character adds depth and mystery to the group.
- Agnes DeMille, a young woman fascinated by Wednesday, deeply admires the heroine who saved the school from the threat of pilgrim Joseph Crackstone. Her devotion reflects the impact Wednesday has on those around her. The character is played by Evie Templeton.
