News about Charles Addams

Get ready, lovers of all things spooky: For a second season, "Wednesday" has been officially renewed. On January 6, Netflix revealed the news on a short teaser with a video of Jenna Ortega as the titular Wednesday, as well as scenes from the show and a video of fan gatherings. Lady Gaga's "Bloody Mary" was also used as the clip's soundtrack, a song that would have been popular on TikTok since being associated with the show on TikTok. In the clip, Netflix announced that "the global phenomenon will return for season two." More torture is coming. You're in luck. pic.twitter.com/t11LptFk7e.jpg www.twitter.com/t11LptFk7e.jpg

Netflix has yet to announce a second season extension for its record-breaking hit show on Wednesday, which may have become more complicated as a result of corporate mergers. The rights to The Addams Family and its buildings are owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, so when Amazon Studios bought the business last March for $8.5 billion, Wednesday seems to have come with it.

With her parents' daughter being kicked out of school (she banished piranhas into the water polo pool), her parents decide to send her to their old school, Nevermore Academy, which is just the place for outcasts). She navigates adolescence and the school social scene (the key cliques are werewolves, vampires, gorgons, and sirens), first love (apprehensions) and attempts to prevent a murder spree in Jericho, Portugal's local town.

The Addams Family was Charles Addams, a New Yorker cartoonist who first introduced the characters in the 1930s. The family became household names in the 1960s after the television series premiered on ABC in September 1964. Gomez, Carolyn Jones as the alluring mother Morticia, Lisa Loring as the intrigue son of the film, and Ken Weatherwax as their beloved Uncle Fiesty and Jackie Coogan as eccentric Uncle Fester. In April 1966, the show came to an end after a two-season run. The Addams family returned to television in 1991 with the likes of Anjelica Huston as Morticia, Raul Julia as Gomez, and a young Christina Ricci as Wednesday. As Netflix prepares to debut their latest remake film, the legendary family is being welcomed to a new generation. But what about the original cast members who helped bring the iconic roles to life? After the show came to an end, FEMAIL has taken a look at what happened to their careers.

On Wednesday, Netflix unveiled the first teaser for two-time Oscar nominee Tim Burton's live-action comedy film series focusing on Addams Family teen Wednesday Addams. Jenny Ortega plays a narrative character who lets piranhas jump into the Nancy Reagan High School swimming pool to maim a water polo player who mocked her brother Pugsley.