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Charles Addams first drew the Addams Family characters for The New Yorker magazine in 1938, decades before they became a TV phenomenon.
Wednesday broke Netflix records upon its release, becoming the most-watched English-language series in the platform's history at the time, accumulating over 1 billion viewing hours in its first month.
Jenna Ortega reportedly learned to play the cello specifically for her role as Wednesday Addams, practising for hours each day to perform the iconic Thing & Wednesday duet scene.
Tim Burton's gothic visual style was considered a perfect fit for the Addams Family universe, and he also served as an executive producer on the series.
Jenna Ortega choreographed Wednesday's iconic dance herself, and the scene helped propel 'Goo Goo Muck' by The Cramps back into the charts over 40 years after its release.
Christina Ricci plays Marilyn Thornhill, the dorm mother at Nevermore Academy — a delightful nod to the franchise's history, with the original Wednesday Addams now keeping watch over a new generation of outcasts.
Thing has been part of the Addams Family since the original 1960s TV series, but the Netflix show gave the character a much more active and expressive role than ever before.
Sheriff Galpin's complicated relationship with Wednesday is deepened by the fact that his son Tyler turns out to be the Hyde monster at the centre of the season's mystery.
Joseph Crackstone was a Puritan pilgrim who founded Jericho and imprisoned outcasts in his meeting house before burning it down — his resurrection by a possessed Tyler forms the climax of season one.
Wednesday's stint at The Weathervane is where she meets barista Tyler Galpin, who becomes a significant figure in the season one mystery.
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