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Class in session. Christina Ricci is not reprising her role as the morbid and sadistic Wednesday Addams in Netflix’s upcoming Wednesday, but she will play a teacher at Nevermore Academy, where Jenna Ortega’s version of the beloved character is enrolled.

When the news broke back in January that Netflix had given the greenlight for a second series of the smash hit Wednesday, we could not contain our excitement. The show first dropped back in November last year, and starred Jenna Ortega as the iconic Wednesday Addams, who was sent to the classic Nevermore Academy by her parents after being expelled from her previous school.

Christina Ricci's son, Freddie, is already impressed with her acting catalog. Over the weekend, ET spoke with the star, who revealed the movies and shows her 8-year-old loves.«He's eight so I think his favorite thing is ,» Ricci told ET's Deidre Behar of the Netflix series. «He loves too, but he was so excited about.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Season 2 of Showtime’s hit genre series “Yellowjackets” is ready for another dance at this year’s Emmys, after premiering to critical acclaim and record-breaking numbers for the network. The plans for the acting submissions have changed slightly from the first season, Variety has learned exclusively. Breakout star Sophie Nélisse, who plays the teenage version of Shauna, will now join her adult counterpart Melanie Lynskey in the lead actress drama category, with hopes of landing a nomination. The pair will be joined by co-stars Tawny Cypress and Juliette Lewis, who portray the adult version of their characters, Taissa and Natalie, respectively.

Christina Ricci portrayed teacher Marilyn Thornhill in season one of Wednesday on Netflix.

Christina Ricci is always down to play around in the weird and macabre world of Netflix's She just can't say whether or not that's actually in the cards just yet.The celebrated actress walked the carpet at the season 2 premiere of, held at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood on Wednesday, and she spoke with ET's Deidre Behar about both of the highly rated TV shows she's been a part of just in the past year.In, Ricci stars as the seemingly sweet and supportive teacher Marilyn Thornhill, who is ultimately revealed to be secretly evil. She's ultimately defeated by some angry bees and a swift kick in the face, but her actual fate is left somewhat ambiguous.However, Ricci understandably played coy when asked if she might be a part of the hotly anticipated second season, telling ET, «I don't think I'm allowed to say.»However, Ricci happily added, «On my end, the door is open» for a return, if the show wants to bring her back.«She was so fun to play!» Ricci marveled.

Wednesday fans have been waiting for is here: The starring as the gloomiest member of the Addams Family has been renewed for a second season.In a new announcing a slate of returning shows, Netflix dropped the news on January 6 writing, “Wednesday has been officially renewed for Season 2! And that's not the only one…” They also shared a Wednesday-centric YouTube video on the same day. “Over the past few weeks, I have been hunted, haunted, and mimicked millions of times across the internet,” Wednesday says in the video, referencing her , which was choreographed by Ortega and has inspired countless TikTok videos and a “It's been pure torture….Thank you.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Here's everything we know about Wednesday season 2.When will Wednesday return? No announcement yet, but the first season dropped in November 2022, so it's likely we are looking at a fall 2023 premiere.How many episodes? Season one stuck to Netflix's typical eight-episode model, but would it be too much to ask to go to, like, 13? Alas, no news yet.Who is returning? (Warning: Spoilers for season one ahead.) Considering the entire show is about Wednesday Addams and Ortega has already lent her voice to the season two announcement, it's a pretty safe bet that she will return for season two. Wednesday's Nevermore classmates Enid (Emma Myers), Bianca (Joy Sunday), and Xavier (Percy Hynes White) also feel destined to return. Considering how much fun had while , it's unlikely we've seen the last of Morticia Addams and her loving husband, Gomez (Luis Guzmán).With Principal Weem (Gwendoline Christie) dead, the biggest question marks surround the return of Tyler Galpin (Hunter Doohan) and Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Ricci).

All about love! Christina Ricci, Hunter Doohan and more Wednesday stars have found their happily ever afters off screen.

Taking a twisted turn. Netflix’s Wednesday introduced viewers to a new version of Wednesday Addams — and her story is only getting started.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from season 1 of Wednesday.

Calling all ghosts and ghouls! The Wednesday premiere was a fashionably frightening affair.

EJ Panaligan editor Netflix’s official trailer for upcoming comedy horror series “Wednesday” has been unveiled at New York Comic Con, with comedian Fred Armisen revealed as the bald and extremely pale Uncle Fester. On top of that, the trailer unveiled Christina Ricci’s role in the series, which has been shrouded in secrecy since it was announced in March. Ricci played Wednesday Addams in Barry Sonnenfeld’s two Addams family films, 1991’s “The Addams Family” and 1993’s “Addams Family Values.” In “Wednesday,” Ricci plays a teacher at Nevermore Academy, where Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) has started as a student, and where she will hone her psychic abilities.

Michaela Zee editorFrom a comic strip to a ’60s sitcom to a Tony-nominated musical, the beloved Addams Family has appeared in various forms. This fall, the ghoulish clan will be brought to life in the upcoming spinoff series “Wednesday,” and Netflix has revealed its official teaser trailer.From the mind of Tim Burton, the series follows “You” star Jenna Ortega as Wednesday, the twisted teenage daughter of Morticia and Gomez Addams. In the spinoff, Wednesday attends Nevermore Academy, where she attempts to master her new psychic abilities and solve a murder mystery connected to her family’s past.“Little did I know that I’d be stepping into a nightmare,” Ortega says in the trailer.