“Snap, snap.” The spell cast by thousands of fans around the world worked. More than two months after the premiere of the first season of the series, “” officially announced the continuation of production. she will return as a dark, introverted and fiercely stubborn teenager who viewers instantly fell in love with.
‘Wednesday’ is back on Netflix for a second season!
Netflix has put an end to several days of discussions about the license for the series “Wednesday”. It has been speculated on the web that after the merger of MGM with Amazon, the fate of the production will be in the hands of Prime Video. Nothing could be further from the truth, the streamer confirmed that we will watch the second season of the adventures of the Nevermore Academy students on his platform.
Before the Wednesday announcement awaited by fans, a short video appeared on the Netflix profile that suggested this turn of events. In the video, we see a familiar teenager ending her words with “THE END”. However, after typing the letter “D”, Wednesday adds a question mark after it. This is a clear suggestion that the story she wrote is not over yet.
Netflix confirms. There will be a second season of “Wednesday”
Several hours later, Netflix took pity on the fans of the hit series and confirmed – Jenna Ortega will return as Wednesday Addams in the second season of the series!
“This is not the end of the suffering,” announces Netflix in a short video promoting the second season of the series. His main character also adds his two cents: “In recent weeks I have been hunted, haunted and imitated millions of times on the Internet. It was pure suffering. Thank you.”
A specific premiere date for the second season of “Wednesday” has not yet been revealed.
What awaits Wednesday upon returning to Nevermore Academy? Will it happen at all? Which fan theories will turn out to be true? And will the second season of the series repeat the success of the first? We’ll find out soon enough.
Source: Gazeta
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