Wednesday - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Chapter I: Here We Woe Again
After a productive summer break, Wednesday returns to Nevermore as a grudging campus celebrity — and the target of a dangerous stalker.
Chapter II: The Devil You Woe
Chaos reigns on campus as Nevermore celebrates its annual Prank Day. Wednesday confronts an old enemy and gains an unwanted ally.
Chapter III: Call of the Woe
Stripped of both her ability and Goody's book, Wednesday is forced to do some old-fashioned detective work on a school camping trip.
Chapter IV: If These Woes Could Talk
It's an Addams family investigation as Fester and Thing commit themselves to Wednesday's case. Trying to conceal one secret, Bianca stumbles on another.
Chapter V: Hyde and Woe Seek
With Tyler on the loose, Wednesday readies for a risky Día de los Muertos showdown. Slurp's growing hunger poses problems for Pugsley.
Chapter VI: Woe Thyself
An encounter with a spirit from Nevermore's past gives Wednesday and Enid a new perspective on one another — and puts one of their classmates in danger.
Chapter VII: Woe Me the Money
As the school gala looms, Wednesday digs up dirt on Dort, Enid tries not to wolf out and Morticia engages in a battle of wills with Grandmama.
Chapter VIII: This Means Woe
When buried family secrets are unearthed, Wednesday must race against time to prevent a dark prophecy from being realized.
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