The teaser trailer of season 2 of the hit OTT series ‘Wednesday’ was unveiled on Wednesday, and it brings its titular character back to school at Nevermore Academy. Jenna Ortega who plays the titular role of Wednesday Addams will be reprising her role with a poker face. The trailer promises an engaging and spooky premise that will have us hooked to our screens.
Wednesday season 2 teaser trailer
The teaser trailer for season 2 of the series starts with a bang as the titular character unloads brass knuckles, a machete, a taser and several more weapons hidden within her outfit as she makes her way through airport security.
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But her character is stopped for carrying a bottle of suncream. Wednesday looks at Thing (played by Victor Dorobantu) amused at him packing a suntan lotion. She then rides to school with her parents, Morticia (played by Catherine Zeta-Jones) and Gomez (played by Luis Guzmán), as her mom notes, “This is the first time you`ve ever willingly returned to a school”.
Wednesday says it feels like “returning to the scene of the crime, I already know where the bodies are buried”.
The trailer promises more eerie adventures for the 16-year-old, who has been learning how to interpret her secret visions that give her a look into the past, as she notes, “Wherever there`s murder and mayhem, you will always find an Addams”.
Morticia warns her daughter that “every family has dark secrets,” but “secrets can have deadly consequences”, and Wednesday doesn`t appear too ruffled by the warning. “You don`t need to worry about me, Mother”, she tells her. “I do my best work in the dark”.
When and where to watch Wednesday season 2
The upcoming season of the beloved show will be available on streaming from August 6 on Netflix. The season will be released in two parts with the second part getting a release on September 3.
“The most exciting thing is being able to revisit her,” the 22-year-old, who is a producer in the upcoming season, told Tudum.
“Wednesday Addams is one of the coolest characters of all time, so to have gotten the opportunity to play her once was incredible, and then to be able to slip into the costume and tone again, it’s so much fun,” Ortega went on.
“She runs circles around everyone that she has a conversation with, so to play someone who’s so much more intelligent than you will ever be, it’s quite funny and strange and enjoyable,” she added.
