Netflix confirms that the phenomenon “Wednesday” will have a second season – Diario La Página

The Netflix phenomenon “Wednesday”, which follows the life of the dark member of the Addams family and is starring Jenna Ortega, will have a second season, which will arrive loaded with mystery.

“Over the last few weeks I have been hunted, charmed and imitated by millions on the internet. It has been pure torture, thank you,” Ortega’s character narrates in advance, according to the video broadcast by Netflix on social networks announcing the second part of the story.

The series directed by Tim Burton was initially planned as a limited eight-part story, but the worldwide success that it brought led its creators to continue with a second installment.

However, there is still no more information about the plot or the challenges that the macabre daughter of the “Locos Addams” will have to face.

The series became the most watched English-language production in a single week in Netflix history, accumulating 341.2 million hours of viewing, thus surpassing the fourth season of “Stranger Things”, which had 335.

The series directed by Tim Burton was initially planned as a limited eight-part story, but the worldwide success that it brought led its creators to continue with a second installment.

However, there is still no more information about the plot or the challenges that the macabre daughter of the “Locos Addams” will have to face.

The series became the most watched English-language production in a single week in Netflix history, accumulating 341.2 million hours of viewing, thus surpassing the fourth season of “Stranger Things”, which had 335.

Some time later, “Wednesday” managed to be one of the biggest successes in the history of Netflix, after in its first 28 days on the air it achieved 1,237 million hours viewed on the platform.

This positioned the production at number 2 of the most popular English-language products of the streaming company.

On social networks, the series also had a strong impact, since the dance that the protagonist does to the song “Go Go Muck”, by The Cramps, was replicated by millions of users who danced the choreography disguised as the character also known as Wednesday or Merlina in Spanish.

In addition to Ortega, “Wednesday” stars Catherine Zeta Jones, Gwendoline Christie, Jamie McShane, Percy Hynes White, Hunter Doohan, Emma Myers, Joy Sunday, and Naomi J Ogawa, among others.