The trailer for Netflix's Season 2 of "Wednesday" featuring Lady Gaga's "Bloody Mary" confirms the show's return.



 Your worst fears have been dispelled. Wednesday's second season on Netflix was announced on Friday (Jan. 6) by the streaming service. In an interview with Tudum, creators and executive producers Miles Millar and Alfred Gough discussed the possibility of bringing back Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) for a second season.




Showrunners Millar and Gough exclusively stated to the Netflix news site, "We can't wait to dive headfirst into another season and explore the kooky, spooky world of Nevermore." We just need to check to see that Wednesday hasn't already used up the pool.

Following Wednesday's dance to The Cramps' 1981 single "Goo Goo Muck," which prompted users to swap in Lady Gaga's 2011 Born This Way deep cut "Bloody Mary," a video trailer for the return teased the news. In the 45-second clip, the ever-dyspeptic teen detective Wednesday recalls being mocked online, being chased by monsters, and being possessed by ghosts.

She says with a grin, "It's been pure torture," as a sped-up version of Lady Gaga's "Mary" plays in the background and the text "More misery is coming" appears on the screen.

“[Wednesday] sticks to her guns, and she’s not out to please anybody,” Ortega told Tudum of the series that set Netflix records with 411.29 million hours watched in its second season. week, 22 billion views on TikTok, and 1.237 billion hours viewed. This made it the second most popular hit in the English language in the history of the streaming service. Which I really respect because I used to be such a people-pleaser.

The "Bloody Mary" phenomenon helped propel the Gaga song into the Billboard Global Excl. top 40. despite not being a part of the series, U.S. chart this month; Additionally, the updated dance sequence contributed to the rise of "Bloody" to the Billboard Global 200. Even Mother Monster got in on the action, posting a black-and-white response video at the beginning of December in which she slips into the signature Wednesday Addams look and dances with her hands, hands, and more hands. The trend became so popular that it spread so widely.

Millar and Gough said, "It's been incredible to create a show that's connected with people across the world," teasing that the stalker who stalked Nevermore in the season one finale continues to pose a threat to Addams. We are delighted to continue Wednesday's agonizing journey into Season 2. The casting and plot details, according to Millar and Gough, will be made public at a later time.

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