Netflix’s one of the most anticipated web series and smash-hit supernatural drama Wednesday is gearing up for its part-2 return. The streamer has confirmed that Season 2, Part 2 will premiere on September 3, 2025—a date that happens to coincide with the first day of school for many students. A sinisterly clever move, considering the Addams Family’s beloved gothic daughter would surely approve of the chaos it may cause in classrooms. What exactly are you excited about? Let’s review season 2, part 2, expectations, where we left off, and everything else.
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 set to release on September 3 on Netflix
Where We Left Off
Season 2’s mid-season finale ended on a shocking note with Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) slipping into a coma after her latest confrontation with Nevermore’s dark forces. Meanwhile, speculation about a Lady Gaga cameo and Principal Weems’ (Gwendoline Christie) surprise return have only increased the excitement leading up to Part 2’s premiere.
What to Expect in Part 2
- Wednesday in a coma: How long will the queen of deadpan remain unconscious, and who will step into the chaos in her absence?
- Weems’ comeback: With the headmistress presumed dead in Season 1, her return promises a major twist.
- Lady Gaga’s dramatic entrance: While Netflix has kept her role under wraps, fans are speculating about a possible connection to Nevermore Academy’s eerie lore.
Cast
The beloved ensemble is back to continue the darkly comic adventures:
- Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams
- Emma Myers as Enid Sinclair
- Hunter Doohan as Tyler Galpin
The Pop Culture Phenomenon
Wednesday has been a global sensation since its debut, blending gothic mystery, teenage drama, and whip-smart humor. The show’s success catapulted Jenna Ortega into superstardom and even sent her viral dance scene to Lady Gaga’s “Bloody Mary” spiraling across TikTok—a moment that now feels like perfect foreshadowing for Gaga’s entrance.
With its return, Netflix is clearly betting on another cultural takeover. And let’s be honest—homework can wait.
