Summary

Season 2 of Netflix's Wednesday continues using "woe" in episode titles, satisfying fans of the dark series.
Episode titles hint at solving the cliffhanger from season 1, involving a mysterious stalker of Wednesday.
The two-part release schedule of season 2 may lead to another cliffhanger, adding excitement and suspense for fans.

Netflix's Wednesday season 2 is continuing the show's formula of using "woe" in every episode title, and it's the right choice for the dark and creepy series. Although Addams Family fans didn't think that season 1 was perfect, the show was a massive hit, which led to its second season renewal. In the first season, Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) is Nevermore Academy's newest student, and she stays true to her cynical, grim, and confident personality while investigating several strange mysteries.

While it's been a long wait for season 2, the teaser trailer looks great, and Wednesday season 2 will be released in two parts on August 6th, 2025 and September 3rd, 2025. Based on the episode titles, it looks like one big moment from the end of season 1 is going to be resolved in a particularly entertaining manner.

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Wednesday Season 2's Episode Titles Could Solve The Season 1 Cliffhanger

Wednesday smiles when she sees Uncle Fester in Wednesday.

Two of Wednesday season 2's episode titles, "Hide and Woe Seek" and "The Devil You Woe," might solve the cliffhanger set up at the end of the first season. These titles could suggest that someone is hiding from Wednesday Addams and that she's dealing with a character who she knows well. It's possible these titles are referring to the stalker, who texts Wednesday at the end of season 1 when she's being driven away from Nevermore Academy.

There are several fan theories about the stalker, including that a shapeshifter or someone with paranormal powers is spying on Wednesday. It's also possible the stalker is a member of the Addams Family or one of Wednesday's peers at Nevermore. Maybe, in "Hide and Woe Seek," Wednesday confronts the stalker via text message, lies that she knows who they are, and spends an entire episode trying to catch them. Then, in "The Devil You Woe," Wednesday gets closer to the truth and learns that someone in her world is more suspicious and less trustworthy than she thought. Maybe one of her family members, like Pugsley (Isaac Ordenez) or Morticia Addams (Catherine Zeta-Jones), knows who is spying on Wednesday and joins in on the dark game. That would fit the tone of the series and be a lot of fun to watch.

Since fans criticized Wednesday season 1 for not focusing enough on the Addams Family, it would be great if Wednesday opened up about the stalker to one of her relatives and asked for their help. While she's typically a lone wolf who likes doing things on her own terms, she has grown a bit, and it would make sense if she felt in over her head, given the violence and danger of last season. Wednesday would be much stronger with her parents and brother by her side, and they could text the stalker and ask for a meet-up. It could also be fun if Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers) decided to investigate the stalker and didn't tell Wednesday what she had planned. That could cause some tension between the friends and roommates. It would also be great to see these two characters in more scenes together.

Whether or not these two particular episodes feature the slasher movie tropes that Jenna Ortega mentioned, they should be fast-paced, darkly funny, and informative. Of course, not every storyline will be wrapped up until the end of Wednesday season 2, and there could be another cliffhanger that leads to Wednesday season 3. However, Wednesday should make enough headway in her stalker investigation that fans are fully invested.

Wednesday Season 2's Two-Part Release Schedule Could Mean Another Cliffhanger

Tyler Galpin (Hunter Doohan) and Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) in Wednesday

Since Wednesday season 2 is being released in two parts, that could mean a cliffhanger at the end of part one. Perhaps there's a hint at the stalker's identity, or Wednesday makes a big breakthrough in the case, and that will carry fans through until the next episode.

Wednesday Season 2's Release Schedule

Episodes 1-4: August 6th, 2025
Episodes 5-8: September 3rd, 2025

While sometimes cliffhangers are frustrating and overused, they work well on a show like Wednesday that has an equally funny and bleak tone. A cliffhanger halfway through Wednesday season 2 would be fun, exciting, and memorable, especially if it involved Tyler Galpin. Perhaps Tyler could show up halfway through the season, which would help this beloved character get his redemption arc. Whether Wednesday visits him at Willow Hill or he gets out and shows up at Nevermore, it'll be great to see him again and find out what his plan is.

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