The protagonist of Wednesday season 2 has psychic powers but we don’t – here are 5 big clues about what might be coming next

Wednesday Addams holding a back airhorn and looking unimpressed in Wednesday season 2
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Contains spoilers for Wednesday season 2 part 1.

Wednesday season 2 has been split into two parts, meaning Netflix subscribers have only been able to watch the first four episodes so far unlike season 1 when we were able to binge all episodes at once.

1. We'll find out if Tyler was a red herring

Tyler Galpin in Wednesday, wearing a neck restraint in his cell

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At first glance, it looked like Tyler did push Wednesday out of the window when he escaped Willow Hill. But some fans are convinced he's a red herring.

@Terrell8799 on X theorized: "Tyler did NOT push Wednesday idc to obvious! They didn't show it for a reason, watch it be revealed when they find him that it was someone else!!"

It is a solid theory, admittedly. With Miss Thornhill, Tyler's master, dead there's a chance he can get his autonomy back. So perhaps there's a redemption arc for Tyler in the works, or he's a terrible person who did indeed push Wednesday.

But if it wasn't him, then who?

2. We'll learn the identity of the mysterious woman

A patient file for Francoise Galpin, identifying her as a Hyde

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At the end of part 1, we saw Wednesday and Uncle Fester uncovering a secret underground part of the hospital. It has a dark secret too, as they learned about Long-Term Outcast Integration Study (LOIS).

Here, presumed dead Outcasts were experimented on and hidden away from society and among them is a quieter, mysterious woman who Wednesday seemed very keen on helping. But who is she?

There's two major theories here. One is that it's Ophelia Addams, Morticia's estranged sister who was sent away. She has been mentioned a lot by the family this season so, one way or another, I'm expecting her to show up.

Or it could be Tyler's mother, who was also a Hyde. We know she had been a patient there once, so it's possible they've kept her hidden away and lied about the fact she was dead.

3. We'll learn where the Avian has gone

Heather Matarazzo as Judi Spannegel in Wednesday season 2

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The shocking mid-season ending unmasked 'The Avian' as Willow Hill executive assistant Judi Spannegel, the daughter of Willow Hill's former chief psychiatrist and Nevermore’s ex-science teacher. She was the one behind the twisted LOIS experiment.

During the ending scene amid all the Willow Hill chaos, Judi disappeared. Whether or not the patients killed her as revenge for what she did to them, or she managed to get away, is a mystery.

I have a feeling we'll be seeing more from her this season, even if it is just in flashbacks.

4. We'll find out if Enid actually does die

Enid Sinclair looking shocked in her dorm room in Wednesday season 2

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Wednesday has been plagued by visions of Enid dying, and worryingly, she is the one to blame. Throughout season 2 we've seen her doing her best to protect Enid because she cares about her (well, as much as Wednesday can care).

But her visions haven't always been completely clear, as she was unable to detect her stalker at the beginning of season 2, so fans can hope that Enid isn't actually going to die or that Wednesday can find a way to stop it from happening.

5. We'll learn the truth about Barry

Steve Buscemi as Principal Barry Dort in Wednesday

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Barry Dort is the successor to Nevermore's Larissa Weems, who died in season 1. But the new principal has been acting very suspiciously and fans are picking up on clues he's up to something.

First of all, he is hellbent on securing as much funding as possible to the point he's quite happy to manipulate students. Bianca Barclay, a siren, has already been blackmailed by Barry into using her song to convince people to listen to him.

Barry is particularly keen on targeting Morticia's mother, Hester, and the weird phone call we saw at the end of part 1 could suggest someone else is pulling the strings.

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Lucy Buglass
Senior Entertainment Writer

Lucy is a long-time movie and television lover who is an approved critic on Rotten Tomatoes. She has written several reviews in her time, starting with a small self-ran blog called Lucy Goes to Hollywood before moving onto bigger websites such as What's on TV and What to Watch, with TechRadar being her most recent venture. Her interests primarily lie within horror and thriller, loving nothing more than a chilling story that keeps her thinking moments after the credits have rolled. Many of these creepy tales can be found on the streaming services she covers regularly.

When she’s not scaring herself half to death with the various shows and movies she watches, she likes to unwind by playing video games on Easy Mode and has no shame in admitting she’s terrible at them. She also quotes The Simpsons religiously and has a Blinky the Fish tattoo, solidifying her position as a complete nerd. 

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