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Does Thing Die in Netflix's Wednesday?

**Warning – Spoilers ahead for Wednesday**

The Netflix series is not following the traditional format of presenting loyal companions to grow attached to, as these are usually represented by animals. However, the Addams Family show does return a classic comrade to the scene and we reveal if Thing dies in Wednesday. We also discuss how Thing is related to the Addams Family.

In addition to Thing, Wednesday has also returned other iconic Addams Family characters to the small screen, including Lurch, Gomez, and Morticia. Wednesday even had a moment of doing the iconic double snap of the fingers during one scene.

Created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar for Netflix, the American comedy horror Wednesday is a series based on the character of Wednesday Addams from the iconic Addams Family franchise, created by cartoonist Charles Addams.

Wednesday Addams | Official Trailer | Netflix

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Wednesday Addams | Official Trailer | Netflix
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Does Thing Die in Wednesday?

No, Thing does not die in Wednesday, much to the relief of many viewers who have grown attached to the titular character’s right-hand man – literally.

Episode 8 shows Wednesday being driven by Lurch, when she receives a mysterious text confirming she has a stalker – possibly setting up Season 2.

When Wednesday puts the phone down on the seat, we see Thing appearing from her bag to drag the phone into the confinement.

Wednesday – Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2022

Why is Thing Just a Hand? How is Thing Related to the Addams Family?

Thing is depicted as a severed hand that commutes by walking on its fingers around the Addams family’s house, and it first appeared in the 1954 book Homebodies: One Addams and made its first live-action debut during the 1964 television series. 

Also known by his full name, Thing T. Thing, the idea of Thing began as an unsightly creature who only watched the family from afar without being seen and sent out its human hand to participate since it was the only acceptable part to view.

During a flashback episode in the original Addams Family series from the 60s, Gomez and Morticia’s first meeting is shown and it is also revealed that Thing has been with Gomez since he was a child. It’s possible Thing in Wednesday is a descendant of hand servants that have been with the Addams family for generations, or perhaps the creature itself is immortal.

Wednesday – Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2022

How Many Episodes are in Wednesday?

Wednesday is confirmed to have eight episodes within its Season 1 run, and since it hasn’t been billed as a miniseries, it means there is the likelihood of more to come.

Luckily, Netflix will be airing all eight of Wednesday’s episodes at the same time, allowing you to binge the series in one go.

Below, we have provided an episode guide complete with titles:

  • Episode 1: Wednesday’s Child is Full of Woe
  • Episode 2: Woe is the Loneliest Number
  • Episode 3: Friend or Woe
  • Episode 4: Woe What A Night
  • Episode 5: You Reap What You Woe
  • Episode 6: Quid Pro Woe
  • Episode 7: If You Don’t Woe By Now
  • Episode 8: A Murder of Woes

By Jo Craig – [email protected]

Wednesday is now streaming on Netflix.

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Jo Craig is a staff writer at GRV Media reporting pop culture content on Forever Geek and brainstorming with the HITC Entertainment team. After nearly a decade in the game, Jo finds dissecting Marvel trailers for hours standard practice and still finds time to review, analyse, and research film, anime, video games and everything on the nerdy spectrum. Maintaining a strong social media presence, Jo’s passion for contributing to the geek culture community is a staple in their work and the spark behind vibrant discussions with comrades, even though some disagree that The Lord of the Rings is the best franchise.

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