Will there be a Season 3 of Wednesday?
Yes, season 3 is happening, and it’s not just some rumor fueled by fans playing psychic. Netflix made it official on July 23, 2025, long before season 2 had even landed on screens. That early renewal isn’t just showbiz hype: it’s Netflix doubling down on a franchise that’s exploded into a cross-generational hit. “Wednesday” isn’t just another streamer series; it’s their crown jewel, easily Netflix’s top English-language show by viewership after just one season. If you’re a fan of that deadpan wit and gothic flair, rejoice—Nevermore Academy will haunt us for years.
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When Will Wednesday Season 3 Start Filming?
Production for Season 3 is booked to start November 30, 2025, back in Wicklow, Ireland. That decision came so early, it feels like Netflix could barely wait for Season 2 to unspool before locking in their new dates. The move underscores just how much belief there is in Wednesday’s long game. This isn’t just another season drop—it’s quickly become an annual event for the streaming generation, and Netflix clearly wants to keep the momentum (and the gothic Irish mist) rolling. If you’re following fan tweets and
Who Will Be in the Cast of Wednesday Season 3?
Jenna Ortega is—Wednesday Addams without Ortega is like Batman without the cowl. She’s confirmed and stepping up as executive producer. Expect the core Addams Family back—Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia, Luis Guzmán as Gomez, Isaac Ordonez as Pugsley, and the irrepressible Thing are all set to return.
Officially, Netflix is tight-lipped about which side characters and new faces might appear. But if season 2’s expansion into Addams lore is any clue, season 3 will probably bring fresh dynamics. Don’t be shocked if Tim Burton pulls a wild-card casting or resurrects a classic character in his own offbeat way.
What to Expect from the Plot of Wednesday Season 3?
This show is finally shaking off its early “teen romance” baggage and going full-bore into gothic suspense and psychological drama—Jenna Ortega herself has been vocal about steering the tone darker, weirder, and, frankly, truer to the Addams universe. This pivot is overdue. We want Wednesday unraveling mysteries, not pining at a supernatural prom.
Season 3 will “unearth more of the school’s sinister secrets—and descend even deeper into the Addams family crypt,” according to showrunners. The phrase to hang onto is “more Addams family,” suggesting we’ll get into family history and perhaps uncover some of the baggage that’s made Wednesday the oddball we love. There’s even talk about a larger “Addamsverse”—spinoffs are being quietly discussed behind the scenes, and honestly, that’s Netflix at its most opportunistic.
But here’s my gripe: as much as Wednesday’s dry one-liners and macabre hijinks have fueled the show’s success, the real test will be whether season 3 keeps the stakes personal and emotional. If the writers can maintain the sense of outsider rebellion without veering into camp—or corporate cash-in—then we’re all in for the rare third season that actually ups the ante.
