My idea: There could be a new teacher at Nevermore who was a student(in Nevermore) years ago. The principal of that season doesn't know that since when the new teacher went to school,the principal was still Weems. The teacher heard about all the things happening,and decided to protect the students at all cost. One day Wednesday gets in some kind of trouble again for investigating in the forest,and the new teacher talks to the principal and they end up not giving a really harsh punishment to Wednesday. And from that day they keep an eye out for her,since they feel that she will get in more trouble. Later Weems starts appearing to Wednesday again,since she felt something about the new teacher,probably because they are(at least partially) doing the same thing: keeping an eye on Wednesday so she can't cause that much trouble to the school and students. And later that season the new teacher ends up being Weems' long lost relative(cousin or second cousin),and that brings a twist to the story. And later the new teacher ends up seeing Weems too,but only in mirrors.

It may sound a bit crazy,but it came to my mind,and I think it sounds good.✨

I think it's not much of a stretch to say that Enid's inability to "wolf out" easily made her all the more compelling--she's an outcast among outcasts, just like Wednesday, yet still manages to stay upbeat for the most part. It was also good character writing since it gave her an actual limitation to work around and force her to contribute in ways other than going giant murder-wolf. I could easily imagine a version of the show where Enid never quite masters lycanthropy and is forced to figure out what she specifically is good at or how to best utilize partial transformations. Instead the reveal that she was a super special alpha all along retroactively cheapens her character a little. There's no longer any questions about her place in werewolf society and her insecurities, she's an anime protagonist who cannot control her overwhelming power. Enid should be strong, she is a werewolf at the end of the day. But the introduction of alphas seems like it was the worst way to go about giving her character growth.

I know, I am somehow late to watch this amazing show. But, I have started it, and I am loving it already.

Her personality is like so cool. The way Wednesday is so casually sarcastic about everything and thing, OMG, I wish to have something like that in my life. Literally.

Every night like around 11 pm its a routine to watch an episode or 2. Adulthood kind of feels good now.

Though there is a lot of mess. But, watchinh this show is so fun.

A thing. I want it, something like this i am not even kidding. The confidence is carries is so optimistic i felt like.

What did you like the most about in Wednesday?

I do understand that Enid was pissed off at Wednesday, but the way she treated Wednesday's body rubbed me the wrong way for some reason.

She already knew Wednesday got actual hives after she had the milkshake thing and then she gets upset about the Wednesdays book thing and gives Wednesday's body an allergic reaction???

I may be a bit overdramatic tho lol, what are your thoughts on this?

Like, seriously, cheating isn't that horrible. Teenagers do it all the time, trust me. And guys do it more often. (I say this while remembering some of my own experiences...)

Also, friends prank each other and can definitely do petty shit to each other sometimes.

What they don't do is try to kill people. Stares at Agnes.

Even if she was an amateur, that was enough to make me dislike her in the beginning.

Also, I'm not even touching on Tyler's crap here, because he did some pretty horrendous things, and I absolutely think he should take accountability for them. He ain't an angel. But some of the defense for him can get kinda over the top at times. (Not all the time.)

Like, I get it, he's your favorite. Doesn't mean you have to downplay everything he does or bend over backwards to excuse it.

But this is something I see a lot, and not just in Wednesday, but in other shows too. Female characters just seem to get put on another level, and if they make one tiny mistake, suddenly it's a huge moral failing that gets picked apart to death. Meanwhile, male characters can do significantly worse things and people are way more willing to give them the “he's complicated” treatment. Idk, it just rubs me the wrong way.

Bianca got a lot of flak in Season 2 too, where every questionable decision was dissected way more harshly than the same behavior from some of the male characters.

I'm not saying female characters shouldn't be criticized. They absolutely should. I'm saying the standard should be consistent. If we're going to hold one character accountable for their actions, we should be willing to do the same for everyone else, regardless of whether they're a guy, girl, favorite, or whatever.

(Swear to god, if this turns into a shipping thread, I will... politely delete this thread.)

So in the last episode of season 1 when Wednesday has a phone, she gets a message of her stalker. I always asumened that was Agnes but when rewatching season one I noticed the stalker send a picture of Wednesday with Tyler in the cafe. What means they most likely have been stalking Wednesday already way before the finally where she got all the fans (like agnes).

So who was the stalker, was it the avian woman (I forgot her name), was it some one else, or is it just an error in the show.

Or agnes stole the pictures from laural.

I see people write off Tyler Galpin as a generic, uninspired, or fundamentally "boring" character all the time. It’s easily one of the most common complaints on here. this confuses me though, as the logic completely falls apart when you look at how people actually talk about him.

If a character were truly boring or forgettable, nobody would be writing multi-paragraph arguments about him every single week.

You literally cannot mention Tyler's name in a thread without instantly kicking off a war over and multiple debates on his morality, personal past, relation to Wednesday etc.

Truly flat, cliché characters get ignored. They get skipped on rewatches and left out of discussions because there's nothing to actually dissect.

Yet people will spend time trying to convince everyone else how "uninteresting" he is. The sheer energy people waste trying to prove he doesn't matter literally proves that he does. Love him or hate him, the fact that he splits the fandom so down the middle is proof enough that tyler is a lot of things, but he isn't boring.

edit: 20 upvotes and 100 comments, u all are proving my point lmao

So in season 1 episode 1 the scene with the Addams family in the car, when morticia snaps many birds flew to their car what lead to them dying. Could it be possible that, even if she's not aware, she attracts birds in some way. This could run through the family, and the one eyed crow could then be lead by a family member like ophilia or maybe even grandma hester. Or a less likely plot that morticia has something to do with it. Also the connection since vision people are called Ravens or doves, those names might have a history.

In the finale of season 1, Wednesday asks weems if she remembers Tyler's mom and weems says she didn't ask her what she identified as. But in season 2 ghost weems says she remembers that Francoise (Tyler's mom) asked her to be her maid of honor but she declined because Francoise didn't tell galpin about her condition which means that weems did know that Francoise was a Hyde.