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Wednesday Cast & Character Guide

A character guide for Netflix’s “Wednesday,” with character descriptions, quotes, names of actors, and more.

ByAmari Allah Hours Posted onOctober 29, 2022 11:42 PMJuly 22, 2025 12:33 PM Hours Updated onJuly 22, 2025 12:33 PM
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  • General Information
    • Groups & Organizations
    • Notable Locations & Items
    • Terminology
    • Other Noteworthy Information
  • Wednesday Addams & Goody Addams (Jenna Ortega)
  • Morticia Addams neé Frump (Catherine Zeta-Jones) & 1990 Morticia (Gwen Jones)
  • Gomez Addams (Luis Guzmán) & 1990 Gomez (Lucius Hoyos)
  • Pugsley Addams (Isaac Ordonez)
  • Principal Larissa Weems (Gwendoline Christie) & 1990 Larissa Weems (Oliver Wickham)
  • Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers)
  • Bianca Barclay (Joy Sunday)
  • Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Ricci)
  • Yoko Tanaka (Naomi J. Ogawa)
  •  Sheriff Donovan Galpin (Jamie McShane)
  • Valerie Kinbott (Riki Lindhome)
  • Rowan Laslow (Calum Ross)
  • Tyler Galpin (Hunter Doohan)
  • Eugene Otinger (Moosa Mostafa)
  • Xavier Thorpe (Percy Hynes White)
  • Mayor Noble Walker (Tommie Earl Jenkins)
  • Ajax Petropolus (Georgie Farmer)
  • Joseph Crackston (William Houston)
  • Lucas Walker (Iman Marson)
  • Esther Sinclair (Amanda Drew)
  • Murray Sinclair (Ryan Ellsworth)
  • Gabrielle (Gracy Goldman)
  • Sue Ottinger (Georgia Goodman) and Janet Ottinger (Rina Mahoney)
  • Ansel Gates (Philip Rosch)
  • Garret Gates (Lewis Hayes)
  • Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen)
  • Joanna Lumley As Grandmama
  • Steve Buscemi As Barry Dort
  • Billie Piper As Capri
  • Thandiwe Newton As Dr. Fairburn

A character guide for Netflix’s “Wednesday,” with character descriptions, quotes, names of actors, and more.

Please Note: This content contains pertinent spoilers, descriptions are updated as new information is presented, images changed as better ones are captured, and this is not an exhaustive list of every cast member, guest star, or reoccurring role.

General Information

Network(s)Netflix
Created ByAlfred Gough, Miles Millar, Tim Burton
Based OnThe Characters created by Charles Addams
First Aired11/23/2022
Executive Produced ByAlfred Gough, Miles Millar
Showrunner(s)Alfred Gough and Miles Millar

Groups & Organizations

  • Nevermore Hummers (1.2): The name of Eugene’s bee keeping club
  • Nightshade Society (1.2): At one time, they were defenders of Nevermore, but it seems after a incident almost 30 years ago, they eventually devolved into a social club
    • Founder (1.5): It was found by Goody Addams, a Mexican immigrant
  • Black Cats (1.2): Enid’s Poe Cup group
  • Morning Song Community (1.5): The cult Gabrielle is part of, and Bianca a former member, that uses Sirens’ songs to control people and make money. Though, if you ask any member, they are simply a personal development movement.
    • Leader (1.5): His name is Gideon
  • Types of Outcasts
    • Psychics (Season 2 Promo – Introduced in Season 1): Also known as vision havers, get glimpses of past or future with one touch. Of them, there are two subgroups: Doves see good things, and ravens see bad things.
    • Werewolves (Season 2 Promo – Introduced in Season 1): Also known as furs or Lupine, they have super strength, speed, and heightened senses, and often are found in packs.
    • Hydes (Season 2 Promo – Introduced in Season 1): Chaotic, strong, fast, unpredictable, and highly emotional, Hydes are a unique brand of outcast as they generally don’t act on their own but with a master.
    • Sirens (Season 2 Promo – Introduced in Season 1): Outcasts known for their aesthetics and ability to hypnotize you with their siren song. Also, when they touch water, they become like mermaids.
    • Gorgons (Season 2 Promo – Introduced in Season 1): Also known as stoners, their look stuns temporarily, and often they wear hats, beanies, and hoodies to keep their powers in check.
    • Sparks (Season 2 Promo – Introduced in Season 1): They have the ability to generate electricity and shoot it from their fingertips.
    • Shapeshifters (Season 1)
    • Avians
    • Botanicals
    • Faceless
    • Swarmers
    • Pyros

Notable Locations & Items

  • Nevermore Academy (1.1): Found in 1791, the over 200-year-old academic institution has catered to what normies would consider freaks or outcasts. Some examples include werewolves (though some go by Lycans), vampires, sirens, gorgons, psychics, and more.
    • Alumni (Promotional Material): Edgar Allen Poe and Ignatius Itt (aka Cousin Itt)
    • Ophelia Hall (1.2): Where Enid, Yoko, and Wednesday live
    • Founder (1.7): Nevermore Academy was found by Nathaniel Faulkner, who was known for cataloging all known outcasts. It isn’t said if he was an outcast himself, it is known he was killed by a Hyde.
  • Jericho (1.1): A town near Nevermore Academy that has long been weary of the students who attend the school
    • Background (1.3): It was founded by Joseph Crackstone back in 1625 and was one of the first pilgrim settlements in Vermont.
  • Uriah’s Heap (1.3): An antique store
  • The Weathervane (Season 1): A popular, local coffee shop
  • Cobham Woods (1.3): Where the old Jericho meeting house is, alongside squatters and meth heads

Terminology

  • The Poe Cup (Season 1): A competition where students compete in a boat race and foot chase
    • The Big Event (1.2): The Poe cup is a 125-year tradition where students row to Raven Island, pull a flag from Crackstone’s crypt, and then come back to the dock where they started, with the winner not sinking or being sunk – with the prize being a trophy, special privileges, and bragging rights
  • Rave’n (1.5): An annual party held at Nevermore Academy
  • A Dove or A Raven (1.5): According to Morticia, those who have visions lean either towards being Doves, who mostly see positive things, and then there are Ravens, who see darker, more powerful visions, that can lead to madness
  • Hyde (1.7): The name of the monster in season 1, named after the famous “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” novel
    • Awakening (1.7): Hyde being are born with a mutation that is unlocked due to a traumatic event, through chemicals or hypnosis, and if liberated by a third party, they bond with them and do their bidding
    • Banned (1.7): Hyde beings have been banned from Nevermore for 30 years, making it another notable thing in the 90s

Other Noteworthy Information

  • Viper (1.1): The name of Wednesday’s literary character, based off herself
  • Yeti (1.4): According to Enid, they went extinct in the 1950s and “Abominable Snowman” is a derogatory term for them

Wednesday Addams & Goody Addams (Jenna Ortega)

Goody Addams facing Joseph Crackstone's wrath
Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) playing her cello

Deep into her teens and at a stage where she wishes to rebel against her parents, Wednesday seems to be deeply unhappy with no one to talk to. So, she pours what she cannot verbally say into her novels while still learning about the world around her, with a particular interest in language, fencing, and the cello.

As for Goody Addams? She is Wednesday’s direct ancestor who she inherits her dark gift from, which Goody makes seem will doom Wednesday to loneliness.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Tara Carpenter in “Scream” and “Scream 6,” Vada Cavell in “The Fallout,” Lorraine in “X,” Katie Torres in “Yes Day” Ellie Alves in “You,” and Phoebe in “The Babysitter: Killer Queen”
  • Transfer Student (1.1): She has gone to 8 schools in 5 years
  • Daddy Bonding Time (1.5): Since she was 5, he has been teaching her fencing and they have been playing Russian Roulette together since she was 12
  • Age (1.6): Wednesday turns 16

Quotes

There is no controlling a raging river. You must learn to navigate it without drowning.
— Goody (1.6)

Morticia Addams neé Frump (Catherine Zeta-Jones) & 1990 Morticia (Gwen Jones)

1990 Morticia (Gwen Jones) Morticia watching Gomez being taken away
Morticia Addams (Catherine Zeta-Jones) in a promotional picture for Nevermore Academy

A beloved housewife with a few eccentric quirks, all Morticia wants right now is for Wednesday to find joy and friendship and for this rebellious period to potentially end.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1
  • Catherine Zeta-Jones’s Past and Future Roles Include: Velma Kelly in “Chicago”
  • Psychic Visions (1.2): Larissa reveals, like Wednesday, Morticia had visions. However, they were unreliable and dangerous.
  • High School Accomplishments (1.5): She was captain of the fencing team and four-time Poe Cup winner, with Larissa by her side

Quotes

Gomez Addams (Luis Guzmán) & 1990 Gomez (Lucius Hoyos)

1990 Gomez (Lucius Hoyos) after being arrested for the murder of Garret
Gomez, Wednesday, and Morticia in family therapy

The patriarch of his family, Gomez, wants everyone to be happy. Be it Morticia, his loving wife, his daughter, who he gives the most affectionate names, or Pugsley, who wants to make it through a school day without being put into a locker.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1
  • Luis Guzmán’s Past and Future Roles Include: Illan Iberra in “The Resort,” the film “You Are SO Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah!,” and Jorge in “Hightown”
  • Lucius Hoyos’s Past and Future Roles Include: Jose Guiterrez in “Heroes Reborn”
  • I Can Tell You’re Lying (1.5): According to Wednesday, her father’s tell is him smoothing his moustache and winking

Quotes

Sometimes a sharp tongue can cut deep.
— Gomez (1.5)

Pugsley Addams (Isaac Ordonez)

Pugsley Addams (Isaac Ordonez) worried about Gomez
“Pugsley Addams (Isaac Ordonez) worried about Gomez,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Unlike the Pugsley Addams we know, this version isn’t following in Wednesday’s footsteps with a litany of contraptions and means to cause a stir. Pugsley is more normal and vulnerable, and while he has a place in Wednesday’s heart, he also is a reminder of what led to her needing to be monotone and drain herself of emotions as much as possible.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1

Quotes

Principal Larissa Weems (Gwendoline Christie) & 1990 Larissa Weems (Oliver Wickham)

Principal Larissa Weems (Gwendoline Christie) covered in blood
1990 Larissa (Oliver Wickham) ready to blame Morticia for all that happened

At one time, Larissa was Morticia’s roommate at Nevermore Academy. Years later, she is the principal and the reason Wednesday, despite the time period she applies, is able to get in. But, with excellent grades and a being the child of two alumni, Wednesday did make it easier than expected for Principal Weems.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1
  • Gwendoline Christie’s Past and Future Roles Include: Lucifer Morningstar in “The Sandman,” Brienne of Tarth in “Game of Thrones” and Captain Phasma in “Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi,” “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens” and “Star Wars Resistance”
  • Power (1.2): Larissa is a shapeshifter

Quotes

Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers)

Enid (Emma Myers) at a cafe in Jericho
Wednesday. Emma Myers as Enid Sinclair in episode 104 of Wednesday. Cr. Vlad Cioplea/Netflix © 2022

Enid is a Lycan who, unfortunately, can’t fully transform into a full wolf. She can extend her claws, but that’s it. But, outside of being a Lycan, Enid is someone sociable, writes a gossip blog, and loves bright and bold colors. Which makes her being Wednesday’s roommate seem cruel for both parties.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1

Quotes

Bianca Barclay (Joy Sunday)

Bianca Barclay (Joy Sunday) in a promotional picture for Nevermore Academy
“Bianca Barclay (Joy Sunday),” Wednesday, directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Bianca is the it girl at Nevermore Academy. She’s a siren, formerly dated one of the hottest boys in school, and is one of the top fencers. She is also the class valedictorian and reingning champion of the Poe Cup.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Claire in “Dear White People,” Sophia in “Shithouse” and Dr. Gray in “Dog”
  • Her Amulet (1.4): Being that a Siren’s song allows for some level of control over people, Bianca wears a amulet which dampens her power
  • Birth Name (1.5): Brandy Jane

Quotes

Fire tests gold, suffering tests a woman.
— Bianca (quoting her mom) – 1.4

Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Ricci)

Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Ricci) introducing herself to Wednesday
“Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Ricci) introducing herself to Wednesday,” Wednesday, directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Marilyn is the dorm mother assigned to ensure Wednesday and those in her care do well at Nevermore Academy. Which is something she takes rather seriously, and to welcome people, she usually finds a plant that fits their personality. For example, she gives Wednesday a Black Dahlia.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 1
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Misty in “Yellowjackets,” Wednesday Addams in “Addams Family Values,” and “The Addams Family,” and Katie Flax in “Mermaids”

Quotes

Yoko Tanaka (Naomi J. Ogawa)

Yoko Tanaka (Naomi J. Ogawa) in a Nevermore promotional photo
“Yoko Tanaka (Naomi J. Ogawa) ,” Wednesday, directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

A vampire who vies to win the Poe Cup.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1

Quotes

 Sheriff Donovan Galpin (Jamie McShane)

Sheriff Galpin (Jamie McShane) making it clear he and the mayor have their differences
“Sheriff Galpin (Jamie McShane) making it clear he and the mayor have their differences,” Wednesday, “Woe is the Loneliest Number ” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Sheriff Galpin succeeded Mayor Noble, and like many in Jericho, when things are strange or go awry, Nevermore is usually where he thinks the source is.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 2
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Detective Lankford in “The Lincoln Lawyer,” Max in “Animal Kingdom,” and Captain Lindell in “SEAL Team”

Quotes

Valerie Kinbott (Riki Lindhome)

Valerie Kinbott (Riki Lindhome) having a therapy session with Wednesday
“Valerie Kinbott (Riki Lindhome) having a therapy session with Wednesday,” Wednesday, “Woe is the Loneliest Number ” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Dr. Kinbott is assigned to Wednesday to evaluate her after her piranha incident, and while Wednesday originally tried to escape her sessions, eventually, she participates and makes some level of progress.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 2
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Kimberly Harris in “Duncanville,” and Donna Thrombey in “Knives Out”

Quotes

Rowan Laslow (Calum Ross)

Rowan (Calum Ross) as he shows up in Principal Weems' office
“Rowan (Calum Ross) as he shows up in Principal Weems’ office,” Wednesday, “Woe is the Loneliest Number ” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Rowan is telekinetic who greets Wednesday with attempted murder, and is one of the original triggers for Wednesday’s investigation into Nevermore and all the secrets it and Jericho, at large, hold.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 2
  • Roommate (1.2): He was Xavier’s roommate
  • Former Member (1.3): It’s noted he was kicked out of the Nightshades last semester

Quotes

Tyler Galpin (Hunter Doohan)

Tyler (Hunter Doohan) trying to have a conversation with Wednesday
“Tyler (Hunter Doohan) trying to have a conversation with Wednesday,” Wednesday, “Woe is the Loneliest Number ” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Tyler is the Sheriff’s son who works at the local coffee shop, the Weathervane, and develops feelings for Wednesday.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 2
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Adam Desiato in “Your Honor” and Teenage Warren in “Truth Be Told”
  • Mom (1.8): His mom, Francois, who went to school with Larissa, Morticia, and Gomez, was an outcast, in the form of being a Hyde, and postpartum depression triggered it

Quotes

Eugene Otinger (Moosa Mostafa)

Eugene (Moosa Mostafa) in his beekeeper outfit
“Eugene (Moosa Mostafa) in his beekeeper outfit,” Wednesday, “Woe is the Loneliest Number ” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Eugene is the only member of the Hummers, the Nevermore Bee Keepers club, who becomes like a little brother to Wednesday during the semester.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 2
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Nas in “The Last Bus.”
  • Powers (1.8): He can control bees

Quotes

Xavier Thorpe (Percy Hynes White)

Xavier (Percy Hynes White) with Wednesday as she shows off her archery skills
“Xavier (Percy Hynes White) with Wednesday as she shows off her archery skills,” Wednesday, “Woe is the Loneliest Number ” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

While Xavier has a famous father, Vincent Thorpe, with a Vegas residency due to his psychic abilities, Xavier doesn’t see him much since Xavier is considered a PR liability due to his mental health struggles.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 2
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Elliot Wazowski in “Pretty Hard Cases,” and Andy Strucker in “The Gifted”
  • Powers (1.2): He can animate things he draws, either like a .gif, or even have them move about
  • Beef With Tyler (1.4): Last outreach day, Tyler and his friends destroyed a mural he was working on and assaulted him

Quotes

Mayor Noble Walker (Tommie Earl Jenkins)

Mayor Noble Walker (Tommie Earl Jenkins) thanking Larissa Weems for her generous donation to his campaign
“Mayor Noble Walker (Tommie Earl Jenkins) thanking Larissa Weems for her generous donation to his campaign,” Wednesday, “Friend or Woe,” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Mayor Walker is Lucas’ father, the former Sheriff of Jericho, and someone who has long swayed favored to whoever is the highest bidder. This isn’t to imply he is corrupt but knows who provides the most tax revenue and tries to make said person or entity happy.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 3
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Die-Hardman (voice) in “Death Stranding,” and Jacob Kane (voice) in “Gotham Knights”

Quotes

Ajax Petropolus (Georgie Farmer)

Ajax Petropolus (Georgie Farmer) stunned that Enid was flirting with him
“Ajax Petropolus (Georgie Farmer) stunned that Enid was flirting with him,” Wednesday, “Friend or Woe,” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Ajax is a gorgon (think Medusa) whom Enid has a huge crush on.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 3
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Jake Crossley in “Evermoor”

Quotes

Joseph Crackston (William Houston)

Zombie Joseph Crackstone ready for battle
Joseph Crackston (William Houston) threatening either Goody Addams, or Wednesday Addams

Joseph Crackston is the founder and former mayor of Jericho, who was vehemently against any and all kinds of outcasts.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 3
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Kemp in “Will,” Blameless Marad (voice) in “Horizon Zero Dawn” and “Horizon Forbidden West,” Moses in “The Bible” and “Son of God.”

Quotes

Lucas Walker (Iman Marson)

Lucas asking Enid out to the Rave'n
“Lucas (Iman Marson) asking Enid out to the Rave’n,” Wednesday, “Woe What a Night,” directed by Tim Burton, 2022, (Netflix)

Lucas is the son of Mayor Noble, one of Tyler’s former friends, who goes from yet another Jericho kid harassing Nevermore kids to warming up to them and even liking a few girls who go there.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 4

Quotes

Esther Sinclair (Amanda Drew)

Esther Sinclair (Amanda Drew) smiling at her daughter Enid
“Esther Sinclair (Amanda Drew) smiling at her daughter Enid,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Esther is Enid’s mom, the talker, and the decision-maker in the family, and is the main reason Enid has a complex about not wolfing out yet.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 5
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Diane in “Vampire Academy,” Miss Kane in “Gangs of London,” and Carol in “The Girl Before.”

Quotes

Murray Sinclair (Ryan Ellsworth)

Murray Sinclair (Ryan Ellsworth) smiling at his daughter Enid
“Murray Sinclair (Ryan Ellsworth) smiling at his daughter Enid,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Murray is Enid’s father, who is the quiet type, but despite how Esther can be, he is supportive of Enid wolfing out on her own time.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 5

Quotes

Gabrielle (Gracy Goldman)

Gabrielle (Gracy Goldman), Bianca's mother, talking to her at Weathervane
“Gabrielle (Gracy Goldman), Bianca’s mother, talking to her at Weathervane,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Gabrielle is Bianca’s mother, who has long used her siren song as part of a cult to control its members and make money.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 5
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Wytel Expert  in “Years and Years”

Quotes

Sue Ottinger (Georgia Goodman) and Janet Ottinger (Rina Mahoney)

Sue Ottinger (Georgia Goodman) and Janet Ottinger (Rina Mahoney) visiting their son Eugene and running into Wednesday
“Sue Ottinger (Georgia Goodman) and Janet Ottinger (Rina Mahoney) visiting their son Eugene and running into Wednesday,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Sue and Janet are Eugene’s moms.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 5
  • Georgia Goodman’s Past and Future Roles Include: Dolce Rodriguez in “Wreck,” and Rebecca in “The Sandman,”
  • Rina Mahoney’s Past and Future Roles Include: Julie in “The Sceptred Isle” and Mariam Rahman in “The Bay”

Quotes

Ansel Gates (Philip Rosch)

Ansel Gates (Philip Rosch) demanding his son, Garret, attack Nevermore Academy and poison the students with Nightshade
“Ansel Gates (Philip Rosch) demanding his son, Garret, attack Nevermore Academy and poison the students with Nightshade,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Ansel is the patriarch of Jericho’s former richest and oldest family, who vehemently hated outcasts with all the darkness in his heart.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 5
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Henry in “Beforeigners,” and Jeremy MacCoughlin in “Peacemaker”
  • Reason for Hatred (1.5): Ansel’s family claimed that Nevermore is built on land stolen over 200 years ago

Quotes

Garret Gates (Lewis Hayes)

Garrett Gates (Lewis Hayes) moments after being stabbed with a sword
“Garrett Gates (Lewis Hayes) moments after being stabbed with a sword,” Wednesday, “You Reap What You Woe,” directed by Gandja Monteiro, 2022, (Netflix)

Garret Gates is Laurel’s brother, Ansel’s son, who was tasked with killing all the Nevermore kids in 1990 with poison at their annual Rave’n, but because of his obsession and love for Morticia, he didn’t complete the job. In fact, he died the night of

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 5
  • Born and Died (1.5): He was born in 1972 and died in 1990

Quotes

Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen)

Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen) talking about all he was told about Wednesday's time at Nevermore
“Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen) talking about all he was told about Wednesday’s time at Nevermore,” Wednesday, “If You Don’t Woe Me By Now,” directed by James Marshall, 2022, (Netflix)

Uncle Fester is a fugitive who is almost always on the run, but with him more able to take care of himself than anyone in Wednesday’s family, the ones we’re introduced to at least, she loves him the most, hence her allowing herself to relax around him.

Additional Information

  • Introduced In: Season 1/ Episode 7
  • The Actor’s Past and Future Roles Include: Cranky Kong in “The Super Mario Bros. Movie,” Various Voices in “Big Mouth,” and Various Characters in “Saturday Night Live”

Quotes

Joanna Lumley As Grandmama

  • Introduced In: Season 2
  • The actor is also known for their role in “Fool Me Once.”

Additional Information

Quotes

Steve Buscemi As Barry Dort

  • Introduced In: Season 2
  • The actor is also known for their role in “Hubie Halloween.”

Additional Information

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Quotes

Billie Piper As Capri

  • Introduced In: Season 2
  • The actor is also known for their role in “Catherine, Called Birdy.”

Additional Information

Quotes

Thandiwe Newton As Dr. Fairburn

  • Introduced In: Season 2
  • The actor is also known for their role in “God’s Country.”

Additional Information

Quotes


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