‘Wednesday' Season 2 Trailer: Enid's Demise Teased As Death Lingers Over Nevermore Academy
'How does it feel?' Morticia Addams (Catherine Zeta-Jones) asks her titular daughter in the trailer, as the family arrives with her at Nevermore to drop her off.
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She responds dryly, 'Like returning to the scene of the crime. I already know where the bodies are buried.'
Watch the trailer above.
Wednesday is focused on getting where she needs to be when she is approached by a bubbly man dressed in head-to-toe purple. This is her new principal, Barry Dort (Steve Buscemi), who refers to Wednesday as the savior of Nevermore, a comment connected to her heroic deeds in Season 1. Much to the famous pupil's chagrin, she also has a bevy of fangirls hoping to get their queen's autograph.
Once the fandom dies down, Wednesday reunites with Enid (Emma Myers), who is looking excitedly to a new year full of fun with her roomie. However, Wednesday becomes entranced, leading to a horrible vision: Enid is dead, and Wednesday is somehow at fault. Wednesday confesses what she saw to her mother, who vows not to let history repeat itself. This season, the show's protagonist will also count on the support of Grandmama (Joanna Lumley), whose powers have yet to be revealed.
This trailer sadly does not reveal Lady Gaga in her guest role — which is rumored to be a teacher — but the rest of the gang was all in tow: Luis Guzmán as Gomez, Isaac Ordonez aș Pugsley, Joonas Suotamo as Lurch, Hunter Doohan as Tyler Galpin, Joy Sunday as Bianca Barclay, Victor Dorobantu as Thing, and Fred Armisen as Uncle Fester.
The season will be released in two parts, with Part 1 premiering August 6 and Part 2 following September 3.
Additionally, the cast and creators of Wednesday will take the show on the road this month as part of the promotional Doom Tour. They will be making stops across the globe including in Europe (England, Poland, Italy, France, Romania), North America (U.S., Canada), Asia (South Korea) and Australia.
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