The Tim Burton-produced mystery-comedy series "Wednesday," which debuted less than two weeks ago, is already one of the top five Netflix original programs of all time.
| May be 'Wednesday' break Netflix all time records? |
Jenna Ortega portrays Wednesday Addams, who never smiles and finds it difficult to be kind. She only wears black since she has a color allergy. Her new roommate, a pretty blonde girl who likes pink, is curious about what happens when she wears color. Wednesday responds with a penetrating gaze, "I break out into hives and then the flesh pulls off the bones."
But the two roommates' differences don't prevent them from becoming friends.
The girls in the Netflix series "Wednesday" attend Nevermore Academy, a boarding school in the northeast of the United States for children and teens with exceptional skills; Wednesday's is her telepathic ability.
Wednesday and her peers must navigate social interactions as well as be aware about Vampires, werewolves, and other frightful beings abound, as monsters prowl the nearby woods. As if all of that wasn't enough, a string of unsolved killings shock the nearby town of Jericho.
| May be 'Wednesday' break Netflix all time records? |
The new "The Addams Family" spin-off series seems to incorporate popular plotlines from "Harry Potter," "Twilight," and "Stranger Things," which may have contributed to the show's early success.
Wednesday has only been available on Netflix for a little over two weeks, but it is already among the top five most popular shows ever. It debuted on November 23. If things keep going like they are, it might soon surpass all previous Netflix original programs in terms of viewership. Tim Burton, who directed four of the show's episodes and served as its executive producer, is also involved with the project.
A dance from one of the episodes known as the "Wednesday dance" has recently become a viral sensation on social media, adding to the increasing cult that has developed around the show.using the #wednesdaydance on Tiktok.
Charles Addams, a US comic book creator, invented The Addams Family and the character of Wednesday. From 1938 until his death, a series of his cartoons that appeared in The New Yorker over a 50-year period presented a humorous and macabre take on the concept of the ideal American family.
Since then, there have been sequels to a feature picture directed by Barry Sonnenfeld (1991), a TV series (1964–1966), and new computer-animated movies (2019 and 2021).
The new adaptation of the legendary classic is currently gearing up to become probably the most popular Netflix series ever.
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