Agreed, though I do think it's probably true that he knew it was *_possible_* it was Tyler. But the very fact that he didn't surveil Tyler, even if only to eliminate him as a suspect, shows how much he didn't want to face the prospect of learning it *_was_* Tyler. Honestly, I'm a little surprised he didn't jump on any alternative suspect offered to him even faster than he did...
I'd say that that question is not just for Wednesday but for the Jeckyll in Tyler, for the good person in him losing control to the angry vengeful destructive side of him. As for his dad, we don't know what happened to the Mom, so we don't know what the Dad would be afraid of, how much does he know about Hydes & their destructive power, etc. Can you be in denial of something you're ignorant of?
@@L-K-K true, maybe we assumed he knew his wife was a Hyde, though I'm not sure how he wouldn't have come across that sooner or later. I'd really like to know what happened to her.. It sounds like she died, but since they never stated that explicitly it does make you wonder if something else happened to her.
@@elizabethstrong6057 But what does it mean to "know that she's a Hyde“? Did she kill people? If she did how would that not be more widely known? Did she just transform but didn't manage to kill anyone? That could also count as knowing she's a Hyde. He wouldn't necessarily have access to the research that Nevermore did on Hydes. So he may not know what she was. I mean even in Nevermore it's not common knowledge that there is a type of outcasts called Hydes. Otherwise they would have known what to look for as soon as there were photos, paintings, eye witnesses.
@@elizabethstrong6057 If nobody unlocked her Hyde, she might just be a little erratic, hence the bipolar "diagnostic". In that case, the dad might have been afraid of the unknown. Even if he knew that his wife was a Hyde, if he never saw the destruction that could come of it, I think it would be hard for him to really understand what Tyler might do if he transformed.
I think Jenna and Emma had great chemistry bith on and off screen, and they definitely both nailed their respective characters! I feel like they both earned that hug at the end, Wednesday saw how concerned Enid was for her, even though Enid was hurt, and I guess Wednesday felt open enough to allow herselr to open up to someone. 🖤💜
One thing I love about the show (among many) is not only what a great character Eugene is, but also how successfully the show uses him. The show makes it so obvious that Wednesday has a soft spot for Eugene because he reminds her of Pugsley, and it leans so hard into his "dorky outsider-among-outsiders" role in the story and his great (and tragic) friendship with Wednesday, that I *_literally never even wondered_* why he was at Nevermore in the first place! He's clearly not a werewolf, vampire, gorgon, siren, seer, etc., and he doesn't seem to hang out with any of their cliques, but the fact that he had never exhibited or mentioned any powers completely escaped me. So when he controls the bees to take down Laurel in the end, it was just a great, totally jaw-dropping moment for me, as the realization hit me that *_THIS_* is why he's an outcast. He's not just an insect-obsessed nerd; he's actually a *_leader_* of insects! "His fuzzy-buzzy babies" indeed! *_SO_* great!! 😀👍🏻
About what the Sheriff knew: I think he must've known his wife was a Hyde, and that's why he never talked about her with Tyler. Logically he would know that Tyler might be a Hyde, and would be afraid of that possibility. I think he was in denial the whole time, but had to admit the truth when he saw that it wasn't Xavier.
Sad the scene was cut from your reaction, but I really thought it was funny how Enid (THE social media person who thought she knew everything that was going on at Nevermore) reacted when she found out there was a secret society (what secret society?)... and that her boyfriend is in the secret society (well if he told her then it wouldn't be secret)... and that other popular people at the academy were also in the secret society (like, well of course they would be)... and how even less popular people were in the society (like... even they are in this and I'm not?!?)... and then that whole final straw with them even having a secret finger snap (even you Thing?!?) 😆. It was a nice bit of levity in an otherwise very serious fast-paced episode wrapping things up.
The Tyler reveal was a jolt to the heart. It's amazing to see that you reacted essentially the same way. And you called it back in Episode 4: Eugene was the REAL MVP of the show.
I was waiting for your reaction to the hug with Enid and Wednesday. I cried a little. They should have just used the siren powers to get Tyler to tell the truth. But yay for friends coming in to help out at the end! Can’t wait for season 2!
hooray! I'm so happy you enjoyed this series. it was such a pleasant surprise for me and I'm so glad that I decided to give it a try because I had a blast watching. my only gripe with the show is that I wish they hadn't killed off Weems. I *so* loved having Gwendoline Christie in this series and her character was such an amazing part of the ensemble. I hope they can find a way to bring her back next season. thanks for another amazing series of reactions! ❤
Fortunately, in a show full of the supernatural, who's to say just how deceased any deceased character is? 😉 I'm sure that if Gwendoline Christie wanted to come back for season two (or any other future season), the writers would have no trouble accommodating her. 🙂
Tyler's dad definitely suspected Tyler. He wanted to continue to lie to himself figuring that it could have been some other type of monster or a different Hyde.
We don't have enough info to jump to the conclusion. How much does the Dad know about the nature of Hydes & their destructive power? There's not enough info about the Mom to know that the Dad is aware what Hydes can do. All we have right now is a reasonable hypothesis based on limited info.
Such a nice reaction and the shock on your face when they showed the peices coming together was amazing. Yes I love Eugine as well and his power suits him so well,can't wait for season 2 and what they do with it as well. I am glad you loved this series and when I first watched it I binged it in two days because I loed it so much. Weems dying was both shocking and sad because I loved the character and I love the actress as well but seeing Christina as a bad guy wasn't new to me because I have seen many things where she plays crazy and dark characters which is interesting.
One question I had was how Enid didn't notice the double finger snap when she and Ajax entered the Nightshade Library int he first place. Maybe what she said relates to Thing knowing the double snap. I also think that Tyler's mom isn't dead and that he is going to link up with her. Maybe she is seeking revenge for how she was treated in the past.
I think the Sherrif feared down to his bones his son was a Hyde, and hoped at least as much it was someone else. My one real complaint about the series is that the male characters were generally not as vivid as the female ones, even though at least on paper they are just as interesting. I wonder if Bianca's Mom will prove to be a genuine villain/antogonist sooner or later.
The hug, first time I watched this, I wept. Astoundingly talented young actors. And the sets, incredible, so much attention to detail, it really is an amazing show with both the best cast (aside from the news about some very unsavoury behaviour of one) and crew. It's makes my old as dirt Goth heart Happy.
I’d guess that there was more to the hug than meets the eye. The two of them appear to be very close, and it was probably one of the last scenes shot together. There probably wasn’t a lot of acting there.
They said the sheriffs wifes hide was released when she had postpartum depression. So the sheriff likely thought she was normal an from his perspective, giving berth turned her in to a monster. He could resent his son for that on some level. He also may not have thought his son could become one. But I think he never talks about her to protect his son from what she was, his resentment of him for doing that to her, an maybe the fact that he had to kill her. The end, the sheriff finds out his son is the monster, but at the same time finds out its a genetic thing an his son is not the causes of what happened to his wife.
I’m hoping the next season we get more info as to why Xavier was having visions so focused on Tyler/The Hyde. Was it because the two saw each others as foes…or is there some history between their parents that is mixing with them. After all Tyler’s mom was an outcast. 5:02 I think this is where we see Tyler, not the Hyde. It’s almost like his Jekyll has been beaten and feels sorry but like at the beginning of the series he can’t leave the town and now he has no control of his body. I think the “evil” enjoying the kills was the Hyde talking.
This was a very satisfying show! Everyone came together in the end, but it wasn't forced or unearned. I knew the "Eugene Saves The Day" would get that reaction! He is "The Moment", Hahaha!! I think, from the mysteries to the character growth of the cast was extremely well-written! It would have been easy to screw up, but it was careful to not go too far. Looking forward to season 2!!
Thankyou for all your reactions for this show. So glad you enjoyed this series. It was so fun and enjoyable and can't wait for season 2!!! Was a great finale. So many twists and turns. Love Wednesdays and Enid's friendship too. Hopefully we see more of that in the next season.
🤣 Right? Honestly, I figured Thornhill was up to something all along (even if I wasn't sure what), just because her role didn't seem significant enough for a star of Christina Ricci's caliber otherwise. And that's not even considering that she was who most people would consider the definitive Wednesday (at least until now)! The only time I briefly wavered was when I wondered if maybe Ricci was a misdirect, put there specifically to fool people into assuming she must be the villain, and maybe her twist would turn out to be something else (like she's secretly not a Normie, or she's secretly Morticia's lost sister, or something).
@@derekhiemforth Yeah, I had a similar suspicion of Marilyn in that like you say, the character didn’t seem to have any real notable plotline and/or significant character focus, thus leaving you to note that on paper, it seems too small a part for someone of Christina Ricci’s talent, or Thora Birch if she had stayed on, and led me to suspect that she was being built up for something, if not her being the villain. I didn’t get too suspicious until around the halfway point when it started getting more noticeable. That, the flowers, and how it started seeming like Dr. Kinbott was going to be a red herring caused all the pieces to fall into place. In terms of definitive Wednesday, I think one could make a case for each of them, though I admit Christina’s Wednesday does hold a very special place in my heart.
I liked how Tyler's dad was always very opposed to Wednesday investigating the murders UNTIL she kept presenting evidence suggesting that it's NOT Tyler. Subtle.
There should be a second season, though Netflix has made a bad rep of canceling popular series. We need to see more of Enid and Eugene. Also I wouldn't worry too much about principal Weems; shapeshifters are difficult to kill.
knowing that Tyler and Thornhill were behind it makes what happened to Eugene so sad, when Wednesday had the vision of Eugene being attacked, they were both at the dance, Thornhill seemingly unaware that Eugene was in the woods, Wednesday telling her that Eugene was in the woods resulted in Eugene being attacked
Such great reactions to this season. We love Eugene. Never bring a gun to a bee fight. I was thinking Tyler was just a total psycho who was toying with Wednesday all along but I guess it's possible that he was under control of his master and/or only acted that way towards Wednesday at the end because she tortured him. There's still plenty of room for doubt about him if he comes back next season.
I think/hope we’re gonna find out Tyler’s mental state is a lot more complicated than it seems here. His situation is just so fucked, and knowing Tim Burton I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t ultimately have us sympathize with the tragic monster.
Na coz they literally say hydes are controlled and we see scenes where Tyler is obviously being tortured in my eyes he’s not in the wrong if he can’t control what he’s doing
I have my own reservations about Tyler. According to what Wednesday discovered the "hyde" part of Tyler was awakened/forced to become a monster. And also I noticed his face reaction as he was walking away from Wednesday after confessing everything. Maybe he genuinely cared for Wednesday at first because he defended her on the first episode. But then after that he was influenced by the evil teacher and Tyler scared her out of investigating/getting too close and of course at the end because there was no point in hiding anything. Unless he was ordered to kill her????? hmm.
Regardless of which canonball you follow Lol (comics, series, movies etc), my question is about Goody Addams.... an "ADDAMS". Should the powers not be from Gomez' lineage? Morticia's family name is FRUMP..... 🤔
Gomes IS an ADDAMS...LOL...Gomes is his first name...So either Goody was already married to an ADDAMS or that was the name they picked when the came to America and she didn't take a married name to honor her massacred family
I don't think it's that clear how outcast "powers" pass from generation to generation. For example, all of Enid's family are werewolves, but maybe werewolves are an exception, or maybe it's because both parents are werewolves, etc. If Enid and Ajax someday had kids, would they be hybrid werewolf-gorgons, or would some be werewolves and some be gorgons? Would the girls be werewolves and the boys be gorgons? We just don't know. Xavier can animate his drawings into quasi-reality, which is completely different than his father's seer ability. Eugene can command insects, and we don't know where that power comes from or anyone else who has it. Same with Rowan, who has telekinesis even though his mother was apparently a seer. And so on. Wednesday is of both the Addams and Frump lines. So presumably, a seer from either line could have come to Wednesday. It just happened to be one from Gomez's line because Goody was closely tied to events happening in Wednesday's life at the time (and probably also because Goody, like Wednesday, was a "raven").
Sess, you might not have seen this because I'm late. I will say it did irritate me but you did not suspect Tyler at all but for you to self doubt yourself about people who watch you and criticize you. They shouldn't be watching if they don't like your channel that's if and but.. I may not agree with all of your opinions but I love your channel and I will always keep coming back whether we agree or disagree because everybody has their take on different shows in their opinions and I don't expect for you to agree or disagree with me on everything I just love watching you react to things anybody who has a problem with how you reacted to something should leave that's that on that.
One thing I want to know is, why was Gomez a student at Nevermore? He doesn't seem to have any demonstrated powers; he's just (very) eccentric. I don't know whether there are any male Sirens (or something similar), but if so, I wonder if he might be one of those. Raul Julia notwithstanding, Gomez (especially in the original comics) is not portrayed as being particularly handsome. Despite that, the beautiful Morticia is utterly taken with him, as was the young Weems, apparently. In the past, it's usually been understood that Gomez's attraction comes from him being charismatic and charming despite any lackluster physical appearance. But in this new Addams universe where outcasts have powers, I wonder if there's something supernatural involved in Gomez's appeal to the ladies...
It probably helps that his family has deep roots there, and his ancestors probably were part of why there even is a Nevermore Academy. And everybody else in his family has powers of some kind.
Sometimes the too obvious ends up being the truth.. if you go back to episode 1 after the first murder in the woods, Mrs Thornhill came into Wednesday room Saying "I'm sorry for the mud in my boots".. that was a clue she was in the woods.. but It was too obvious so I discarded her as a suspect..
That "to lose" is a literal jaw-dropper 😱😢
I think Tyler's dad was in denial.
Agreed, though I do think it's probably true that he knew it was *_possible_* it was Tyler. But the very fact that he didn't surveil Tyler, even if only to eliminate him as a suspect, shows how much he didn't want to face the prospect of learning it *_was_* Tyler. Honestly, I'm a little surprised he didn't jump on any alternative suspect offered to him even faster than he did...
I'd say that that question is not just for Wednesday but for the Jeckyll in Tyler, for the good person in him losing control to the angry vengeful destructive side of him.
As for his dad, we don't know what happened to the Mom, so we don't know what the Dad would be afraid of, how much does he know about Hydes & their destructive power, etc. Can you be in denial of something you're ignorant of?
@@L-K-K true, maybe we assumed he knew his wife was a Hyde, though I'm not sure how he wouldn't have come across that sooner or later. I'd really like to know what happened to her.. It sounds like she died, but since they never stated that explicitly it does make you wonder if something else happened to her.
@@elizabethstrong6057 But what does it mean to "know that she's a Hyde“? Did she kill people? If she did how would that not be more widely known? Did she just transform but didn't manage to kill anyone? That could also count as knowing she's a Hyde. He wouldn't necessarily have access to the research that Nevermore did on Hydes. So he may not know what she was. I mean even in Nevermore it's not common knowledge that there is a type of outcasts called Hydes. Otherwise they would have known what to look for as soon as there were photos, paintings, eye witnesses.
@@elizabethstrong6057 If nobody unlocked her Hyde, she might just be a little erratic, hence the bipolar "diagnostic". In that case, the dad might have been afraid of the unknown. Even if he knew that his wife was a Hyde, if he never saw the destruction that could come of it, I think it would be hard for him to really understand what Tyler might do if he transformed.
I think Jenna and Emma had great chemistry bith on and off screen, and they definitely both nailed their respective characters! I feel like they both earned that hug at the end, Wednesday saw how concerned Enid was for her, even though Enid was hurt, and I guess Wednesday felt open enough to allow herselr to open up to someone. 🖤💜
One thing I love about the show (among many) is not only what a great character Eugene is, but also how successfully the show uses him. The show makes it so obvious that Wednesday has a soft spot for Eugene because he reminds her of Pugsley, and it leans so hard into his "dorky outsider-among-outsiders" role in the story and his great (and tragic) friendship with Wednesday, that I *_literally never even wondered_* why he was at Nevermore in the first place!
He's clearly not a werewolf, vampire, gorgon, siren, seer, etc., and he doesn't seem to hang out with any of their cliques, but the fact that he had never exhibited or mentioned any powers completely escaped me. So when he controls the bees to take down Laurel in the end, it was just a great, totally jaw-dropping moment for me, as the realization hit me that *_THIS_* is why he's an outcast. He's not just an insect-obsessed nerd; he's actually a *_leader_* of insects! "His fuzzy-buzzy babies" indeed! *_SO_* great!! 😀👍🏻
About what the Sheriff knew: I think he must've known his wife was a Hyde, and that's why he never talked about her with Tyler. Logically he would know that Tyler might be a Hyde, and would be afraid of that possibility. I think he was in denial the whole time, but had to admit the truth when he saw that it wasn't Xavier.
Sad the scene was cut from your reaction, but I really thought it was funny how Enid (THE social media person who thought she knew everything that was going on at Nevermore) reacted when she found out there was a secret society (what secret society?)... and that her boyfriend is in the secret society (well if he told her then it wouldn't be secret)... and that other popular people at the academy were also in the secret society (like, well of course they would be)... and how even less popular people were in the society (like... even they are in this and I'm not?!?)... and then that whole final straw with them even having a secret finger snap (even you Thing?!?) 😆. It was a nice bit of levity in an otherwise very serious fast-paced episode wrapping things up.
LOL! I hadn't made the connection between her sting at not knowing about the Nightshade Society and her pride in being the gossip queen! Excellent! 😀
R.I.P. Lisa Loring ("OG Wednesday") 🖤
The Tyler reveal was a jolt to the heart. It's amazing to see that you reacted essentially the same way. And you called it back in Episode 4: Eugene was the REAL MVP of the show.
I loved how it was a team effort and the bullies turned into good guys.
I was waiting for your reaction to the hug with Enid and Wednesday. I cried a little.
They should have just used the siren powers to get Tyler to tell the truth. But yay for friends coming in to help out at the end!
Can’t wait for season 2!
I loved your reaction to the show. The point about appreciating a therapist hit me differently; that is indeed something shows should do!
hooray! I'm so happy you enjoyed this series. it was such a pleasant surprise for me and I'm so glad that I decided to give it a try because I had a blast watching. my only gripe with the show is that I wish they hadn't killed off Weems. I *so* loved having Gwendoline Christie in this series and her character was such an amazing part of the ensemble. I hope they can find a way to bring her back next season. thanks for another amazing series of reactions! ❤
Fortunately, in a show full of the supernatural, who's to say just how deceased any deceased character is? 😉 I'm sure that if Gwendoline Christie wanted to come back for season two (or any other future season), the writers would have no trouble accommodating her. 🙂
@@derekhiemforth haha that's what I'm hoping for!
On the positive side, Christie is apparently being replaced by Anjelica Houston.
@@Carabas72 whoa no way!!! that would be freaking amazing 🤩
We love this show and your reactions. The hug between Wednesday and Enid made me cry.
Fun fact: Emma Myers (Enid) is a gymnast and did basically all of her own stunts
No wonder that drop kick on the monster looked good.
Tyler's dad definitely suspected Tyler. He wanted to continue to lie to himself figuring that it could have been some other type of monster or a different Hyde.
We don't have enough info to jump to the conclusion. How much does the Dad know about the nature of Hydes & their destructive power? There's not enough info about the Mom to know that the Dad is aware what Hydes can do. All we have right now is a reasonable hypothesis based on limited info.
@@L-K-K sorry let me ad the statement of, "I believe based on my observations of him through the series that..." to the beginning of my comment.
Remember, Xavier put his number in the phone, so if he called using that number the phone wouldn't say, Unknown.
Such a nice reaction and the shock on your face when they showed the peices coming together was amazing. Yes I love Eugine as well and his power suits him so well,can't wait for season 2 and what they do with it as well. I am glad you loved this series and when I first watched it I binged it in two days because I loed it so much. Weems dying was both shocking and sad because I loved the character and I love the actress as well but seeing Christina as a bad guy wasn't new to me because I have seen many things where she plays crazy and dark characters which is interesting.
The way you scream in excitement is iconic,makes me smile ear to ear 😃 😊
One question I had was how Enid didn't notice the double finger snap when she and Ajax entered the Nightshade Library int he first place. Maybe what she said relates to Thing knowing the double snap. I also think that Tyler's mom isn't dead and that he is going to link up with her. Maybe she is seeking revenge for how she was treated in the past.
Deep down Wednesday is just as kind hearted and soft as a ready bear. That’s why she hugged Enid.
I think the Sherrif feared down to his bones his son was a Hyde, and hoped at least as much it was someone else.
My one real complaint about the series is that the male characters were generally not as vivid as the female ones, even though at least on paper they are just as interesting.
I wonder if Bianca's Mom will prove to be a genuine villain/antogonist sooner or later.
The hug, first time I watched this, I wept. Astoundingly talented young actors. And the sets, incredible, so much attention to detail, it really is an amazing show with both the best cast (aside from the news about some very unsavoury behaviour of one) and crew. It's makes my old as dirt Goth heart Happy.
9:01 Is your house semi-detatched, if so, your neighbours must have called the police at least once thinking there was bloody murder happening...
I’d guess that there was more to the hug than meets the eye. The two of them appear to be very close, and it was probably one of the last scenes shot together. There probably wasn’t a lot of acting there.
Omg the enid wednesday hug killed me
with series 2 now in production, i'm excited to see your reaction, the cast they've revealed have some interesting names
This was a really nice little show. I'm glad I decided to give it a chance.
They said the sheriffs wifes hide was released when she had postpartum depression. So the sheriff likely thought she was normal an from his perspective, giving berth turned her in to a monster. He could resent his son for that on some level. He also may not have thought his son could become one. But I think he never talks about her to protect his son from what she was, his resentment of him for doing that to her, an maybe the fact that he had to kill her. The end, the sheriff finds out his son is the monster, but at the same time finds out its a genetic thing an his son is not the causes of what happened to his wife.
I was blown away by Jenna and Emma you could see that friendship is not just for the screen
Odd ball team up: Wednesday, Sam Winchester, Soldier Boy, Giles, & Daredevil. (bonus if Frank Castle shows up)
I’m hoping the next season we get more info as to why Xavier was having visions so focused on Tyler/The Hyde. Was it because the two saw each others as foes…or is there some history between their parents that is mixing with them. After all Tyler’s mom was an outcast.
5:02 I think this is where we see Tyler, not the Hyde. It’s almost like his Jekyll has been beaten and feels sorry but like at the beginning of the series he can’t leave the town and now he has no control of his body. I think the “evil” enjoying the kills was the Hyde talking.
That's gotta be a record for the number of freakouts in one episode!
I love Wednesday in full Dexter mode.
Wednesday is a very great show with great actors and actress
This was a very satisfying show! Everyone came together in the end, but it wasn't forced or unearned. I knew the "Eugene Saves The Day" would get that reaction! He is "The Moment", Hahaha!! I think, from the mysteries to the character growth of the cast was extremely well-written! It would have been easy to screw up, but it was careful to not go too far. Looking forward to season 2!!
Thankyou for all your reactions for this show. So glad you enjoyed this series. It was so fun and enjoyable and can't wait for season 2!!! Was a great finale. So many twists and turns. Love Wednesdays and Enid's friendship too. Hopefully we see more of that in the next season.
So, Wednesday is the villain of Wednesday! TRAITOR! I feel so PROUD!... but so betrayed!
🤣 Right? Honestly, I figured Thornhill was up to something all along (even if I wasn't sure what), just because her role didn't seem significant enough for a star of Christina Ricci's caliber otherwise. And that's not even considering that she was who most people would consider the definitive Wednesday (at least until now)! The only time I briefly wavered was when I wondered if maybe Ricci was a misdirect, put there specifically to fool people into assuming she must be the villain, and maybe her twist would turn out to be something else (like she's secretly not a Normie, or she's secretly Morticia's lost sister, or something).
@@derekhiemforth Yeah, I had a similar suspicion of Marilyn in that like you say, the character didn’t seem to have any real notable plotline and/or significant character focus, thus leaving you to note that on paper, it seems too small a part for someone of Christina Ricci’s talent, or Thora Birch if she had stayed on, and led me to suspect that she was being built up for something, if not her being the villain. I didn’t get too suspicious until around the halfway point when it started getting more noticeable. That, the flowers, and how it started seeming like Dr. Kinbott was going to be a red herring caused all the pieces to fall into place. In terms of definitive Wednesday, I think one could make a case for each of them, though I admit Christina’s Wednesday does hold a very special place in my heart.
I liked how Tyler's dad was always very opposed to Wednesday investigating the murders UNTIL she kept presenting evidence suggesting that it's NOT Tyler. Subtle.
Eugene is the Neville Longbottom of this universe the Geeky lovable hero who doesn't get enough recognition
Who will turn into a Chippendale by the 3rd season?
@@Carabas72 the dancer or the rodent??
Dancer. I mean, does Matthew Lewis look like a rodent to you?
@@Carabas72 not what I was referring to but I see what you mean he's a better looking kid than I ever was
There should be a second season, though Netflix has made a bad rep of canceling popular series. We need to see more of Enid and Eugene. Also I wouldn't worry too much about principal Weems; shapeshifters are difficult to kill.
I am glad I didn't have headsets on, when you let out a few screams. lol
knowing that Tyler and Thornhill were behind it makes what happened to Eugene so sad, when Wednesday had the vision of Eugene being attacked, they were both at the dance, Thornhill seemingly unaware that Eugene was in the woods, Wednesday telling her that Eugene was in the woods resulted in Eugene being attacked
Jenna means this show was really hard, 3 different directors & respect to Eugine & Enid 😁
Loved your reactions! I always enjoy hearing your thoughts and analysis on shows. This series was fantastic and I am eagerly awaiting season 2. 🙂
Such great reactions to this season. We love Eugene. Never bring a gun to a bee fight.
I was thinking Tyler was just a total psycho who was toying with Wednesday all along but I guess it's possible that he was under control of his master and/or only acted that way towards Wednesday at the end because she tortured him. There's still plenty of room for doubt about him if he comes back next season.
I think/hope we’re gonna find out Tyler’s mental state is a lot more complicated than it seems here. His situation is just so fucked, and knowing Tim Burton I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t ultimately have us sympathize with the tragic monster.
Na coz they literally say hydes are controlled and we see scenes where Tyler is obviously being tortured in my eyes he’s not in the wrong if he can’t control what he’s doing
I have my own reservations about Tyler. According to what Wednesday discovered the "hyde" part of Tyler was awakened/forced to become a monster. And also I noticed his face reaction as he was walking away from Wednesday after confessing everything. Maybe he genuinely cared for Wednesday at first because he defended her on the first episode. But then after that he was influenced by the evil teacher and Tyler scared her out of investigating/getting too close and of course at the end because there was no point in hiding anything. Unless he was ordered to kill her????? hmm.
Yes that facial expression at the end of the conversation was puzzling, like all the evil suddenly deflated out of him for a moment
Regardless of which canonball you follow Lol (comics, series, movies etc), my question is about Goody Addams.... an "ADDAMS". Should the powers not be from Gomez' lineage? Morticia's family name is FRUMP..... 🤔
Gomes IS an ADDAMS...LOL...Gomes is his first name...So either Goody was already married to an ADDAMS or that was the name they picked when the came to America and she didn't take a married name to honor her massacred family
I don't think it's that clear how outcast "powers" pass from generation to generation. For example, all of Enid's family are werewolves, but maybe werewolves are an exception, or maybe it's because both parents are werewolves, etc. If Enid and Ajax someday had kids, would they be hybrid werewolf-gorgons, or would some be werewolves and some be gorgons? Would the girls be werewolves and the boys be gorgons? We just don't know.
Xavier can animate his drawings into quasi-reality, which is completely different than his father's seer ability. Eugene can command insects, and we don't know where that power comes from or anyone else who has it. Same with Rowan, who has telekinesis even though his mother was apparently a seer. And so on.
Wednesday is of both the Addams and Frump lines. So presumably, a seer from either line could have come to Wednesday. It just happened to be one from Gomez's line because Goody was closely tied to events happening in Wednesday's life at the time (and probably also because Goody, like Wednesday, was a "raven").
I don't entirely trust Goody's deal. Something about it seems too good to be true.
Beautiful reaction to all the episodes. Thank you.
Amazing reaction as always! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
I can’t wait for season 2! 😆
Can't wait to see Jenna in scream 6
Thanks for a wonderful journey, as always 🤗💜💐
yes!!! this is on my watchlist!!!
We saw Goodie go into Wednesday, but not through Wednesday. Is Wednesday still possessed in part by Goodie?
Anyone else getting Joel vibes from Eugene?
I loved your reactions because you go through feelings keep enjoying
Sess, you might not have seen this because I'm late. I will say it did irritate me but you did not suspect Tyler at all but for you to self doubt yourself about people who watch you and criticize you. They shouldn't be watching if they don't like your channel that's if and but.. I may not agree with all of your opinions but I love your channel and I will always keep coming back whether we agree or disagree because everybody has their take on different shows in their opinions and I don't expect for you to agree or disagree with me on everything I just love watching you react to things anybody who has a problem with how you reacted to something should leave that's that on that.
I knew you'd love the last episode so good everyone got to shine,I thought that hug at the end would get you.
Yay, Wednesday Thursday. Boo, last of the season.
One thing I want to know is, why was Gomez a student at Nevermore? He doesn't seem to have any demonstrated powers; he's just (very) eccentric. I don't know whether there are any male Sirens (or something similar), but if so, I wonder if he might be one of those.
Raul Julia notwithstanding, Gomez (especially in the original comics) is not portrayed as being particularly handsome. Despite that, the beautiful Morticia is utterly taken with him, as was the young Weems, apparently. In the past, it's usually been understood that Gomez's attraction comes from him being charismatic and charming despite any lackluster physical appearance. But in this new Addams universe where outcasts have powers, I wonder if there's something supernatural involved in Gomez's appeal to the ladies...
It probably helps that his family has deep roots there, and his ancestors probably were part of why there even is a Nevermore Academy. And everybody else in his family has powers of some kind.
Season 2 years 2024 😓
Wednesday will be back next semester. We don't know if Xavier will be, though.
Do your neighbors wonder why you scream 🤣
It’s sad that we possibly might not get Xavier back in Season 2 based on some shit going on with Percy Hynes White behind the scenes.
I believe in Season six, Wednesday will change her name to Mary Hartman, and move to Ferndale.
Wow🤩💝💜
Sorry, but Eugene and Enid are equally precious and must be protected at all costs.
So is your room sound proofed? With all your screaming I would think someone would call the cops.
Very good point actually.
Sorry Jess, but Wednesday is the best and the Hottest Character in the Show. Sorry, just my opinion and my thoughts
Sometimes the too obvious ends up being the truth.. if you go back to episode 1 after the first murder in the woods, Mrs Thornhill came into Wednesday room Saying "I'm sorry for the mud in my boots".. that was a clue she was in the woods.. but It was too obvious so I discarded her as a suspect..
A monster who butchered and guttered more than 5 people a little tesser won't hurt..🙃👍