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News18
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Wednesday Season 2: Everything You Need To Know About Part 2, Release Date
Here's a sneak peek inside both parts of Wednesday Season 2. Jenna Ortega's supernatural mystery comedy television series, Wednesday Season 2, Part 1, has been released after a long period of anticipation amongst the audience. Based on the character Wednesday Addams by Charles Addams, the second instalment of the series is yet again back with everything dramatic and thrilling. As Part 1 concluded with Tyler Galpin attacking Wednesday Addams, leaving the audience uncertain about the outcome, we have delved deeper into this, also providing details about Part 2. The Netflix series' season 2's part 1 looked back at the unresolved events from season 1. It showcased Wednesday's return to Nevermore Academy with her family. There, the titular character, whose psychic powers are gone, meets a new threat called 'The Avian", who targets outcasts using crows. As she embarks on a journey to uncover the mystery, she is led to Willow Hill Psychiatric Hospital. More About Wednesday Season 2 Part 1 Following this, Wednesday and Uncle Fester discover a zombie-like figure named Slurp, which again connects to Stonehearst, adding another layer of danger. Finally, the first part of the series ended, leaving audiences curious and involved with the dramatic cliffhanger between Tyler Galpin and Wednesday Addams. Several cast members from season 1 of the series have reprised their roles in season 2, including Catherine Zeta-Jones, Luis Guzmán, Isaac Ordonez, and Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo. Meanwhile, Percy Hynes White, who played Xavier Thorpe, didn't return for the second season. Everything We Know About Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 So Far While the first part left audiences waiting for the second part of the Netflix series' season 2, fans are eager about its return on September 3. The four episodes are titled Let Me Woe You Again, The Final Woe Down Part 1, The Final Woe Down Part 2, and The Final Woe Down Part 3. The main focus of Part 2 is on revealing the truth behind Wednesday's visions, the Avian, and Enid's role in her dreams. Cast Members Of Wednesday Season 2 Besides Jenna Ortega, the other cast members are Emma Myers as Enid Sinclair, Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia Addams, Luis Guzmán as Gomez Addams, Isaac Ordonez as Pugsley Addams, and Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo as Sheriff Ritchie Santiago. The members include Joy Sunday as Bianca Barclay, Hunter Doohan as Tyler Galpin, Moosa Mostafa as Eugene Ottinger, Georgie Farmer as Ajax Petropolus, Victor Dorobantu as Thing, Evie Templeton as Agnes DeMille, Noah B. Taylor as Bruno, Owen Painter as Slurp, Steve Buscemi as Principal Dort, Billie Piper as Isadora Capri and many others. First Published: August 09, 2025, 15:13 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Pink Villa
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Wednesday Season 2 Part 1 Ending Explained: Did Jenna Ortega's Character Survive Tyler's Attack?
Wednesday season 2 part 1 is out on Netflix, and the fans are loving the return of Jenna Ortega as her iconic character. Following the season 1 cliffhanger, the Addams family has returned to unearth the mysteries and dark secrets. With a new string of murders emerging, it is on Wednesday Addams to save herself and the people around her. Ortega reprised her role in the newly released season, alongside Emma Meyers, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Luis Guzmán, and Fred Armisen. Moreover, the music sensation Lady Gaga will also make a cameo appearance in the upcoming bunch of episodes. Wednesday Season 2 part 1 ending explained In the final episode of Wednesday season 2 part 1, titled If These Woes Could Talk, Wednesday, along with her grandmother, heads out to the graveyard to analyze the ashes of the supposed outcasts buried there. The duo discovers that the urns had no human remains in them and asks her Uncle Fester to infiltrate Willow Hill and look for Lois. On the other hand, Wednesday's protégé, Agnes, gets to know that the outcasts' fake death certificates were signed by Augustus Stonehurst, who initially taught at Nevermore and then went on to become a doctor at Willow Hill. Meanwhile, following the bird attack at Nevermore that almost kills Thing, Wednesday chases a hooded shadow, believing it to be the murderous Avian. As for Thing, he breaks into Willow Hill and asks Fester to look for Stonehurst. While the latter is found, Stonehurst is now old and nonverbal. However, his talking parrot provides Fester with key information and the list of numbers to find Lois. As the drama escalates in the final moments of the 4th episode, Wednesday tries to walk the mysterious outcast away from Willow Hill. In the process, she crosses paths with Tyler in his full hyde form. While the woman walking beside Wednesday escapes, Hyde picks the other one up and throws her out of the window as the police arrive. The audience witnesses Wednesday's bloodied body on the ground, as the voiceover claims, 'I've always dreamed of looking death in the face. But in my final moments, all I hear is my mother's words ringing in my ears: Maybe I have made everything worse. Much worse.' Wednesday season 2 part 2 will be dropped on Netflix on September 3, 2025.
eNCA
5 days ago
- Health
- eNCA
Poultry producers struggle without insurance
JOHANNESBURG - As South Africa struggles with outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease and bird flu, it appears the rollout of vaccines is moving slowly. READ: Avian influenza | Brazil bird flu outbreak sparks fear of ban To address this, the FairPlay Movement is hosting a webinar. The discussion will focus on the sluggish vaccine progress, its impact on food security, and the reasons for the delays. A small pilot project, South Africa's first bird flu vaccine trial, is at the heart of the conversation. It's currently being conducted on just one chicken farm. SAPA CEO Izaak Breitenback, and Francois Baird, founder of the Fairplay movement discussed this with eNCA.
Evening Standard
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Evening Standard
Wednesday Season 2, Part 1: That wild ending explained
At the end of part one, we find out that the Avian is none other than Dr. Fairburn's assistant, Judi ( Heather Matarazzo). Judi is the daughter of somebody called Augustus Stonehurst (an inmate in the facility). He was a normie, who was fascinated by Outcasts (he wrote the book on them, in fact) – to the extent he locked his daughter in an Aviary to make her into one. Spooky.
Agriland
6 days ago
- Health
- Agriland
UFU: Strict biosecurity 'essential' after confirmed bird flu case
The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) is urging farmers to strengthen their biosecurity, following last week's confirmation of Avian influenza, otherwise known as 'bird flu' in a backyard flock in Co. Donegal. In recent weeks, there have been a number of cases of avian influenza detected in wild birds in Ireland, mainly sea birds in coastal areas. With a wild bird in Co. Down also testing positive recently, the UFU expressed its worry as the highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to pose a serious threat to the Northern Ireland poultry industry. In the UK, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) has also confirmed eight cases of bird flu since the start of July, with the majority of confirmed cases in England. UFU deputy president Glenn Cuddy said: 'The risk of avian influenza remains very real. With confirmed cases in neighbouring areas and local wild bird detections, we cannot afford to be complacent. "Whether you keep a few hens in the back garden or manage a commercial unit, strict biosecurity is essential. It's our first and best line of defence." Cuddy encouraged farmers to familiarise themselves with the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) biosecurity guidelines. The deputy president urged farmers to take all precautions as any breakdown in their biosecurity could be devastating. "The disease doesn't discriminate between flock size or location. 'We will continue working closely with DAERA and other stakeholders to support farmers and protect Northern Ireland's poultry sector," Cuddy said. The virus, which affects poultry and wild birds, spreads through contaminated feed and water, or through birds' droppings and saliva. Infected birds show signs including: sudden death; a swollen head; closed and runny eyes; lack of coordination; tremors; dropping of the wings; dragging legs; breathing difficulties; fever; and significant reduction in egg production. Bird keepers are being reminded that bird registration is a legal requirement, with the only exemption being pet birds housed exclusively indoors. The public has also being urged to report any dead wild birds they may come across to DAERA using the online reporting tool. Farmers have also being warned that bird flu is a notifiable disease in poultry and any suspected cases on a farm should be reported in accordance with the law, as DAERA stated early detection is a key part of monitoring and managing outbreaks.
