Wednesday season 2 has been released, with a trailer for part 2 dropping, as fans predict the fate of one character in the series finale

Actor Hunter Doohan is celebrating the arrival of Wednesday Season 2 on Netflix, returning as Tyler Galpin in the gothic comedy-drama led by Jenna Ortega. The supernatural hit first premiered in 2022, but filming for the follow-up was delayed by the Hollywood actors' and writers' strikes before production resumed in Ireland last summer.

Doohan, who has been married to his husband Fielder Jewett since 2022, was especially sad to miss seeing Lady Gaga on the Wednesday set.

Just because Tyler’s relationship with Wednesday got even more complicated in season 2 doesn’t mean there’s no hope for the fictional couple — or Hunter Doohan’s fan-favorite Wednesday character. “[Going into season 2],

Hunter Doohan was just as excited about Lady Gaga's guest-starring appearance on Wednesday as any other fan, but to the actor's disappointment, he never got to meet the superstar.

Queer actor Hunter Doohan is among those celebrating the arrival of Season 2 of Wednesday on Netflix. The hit supernatural show, starring Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams, first appeared in 2022. The Hollywood actors’ and screenwriters’ strikes partly delayed production of Season 2.

Season 2 part 1 of course left on a cliffhanger with fans having to wait until September 3 for the next instalment. During the end of the first part, we saw Tyler Galpin (Hunter Doohan) transform into the Hyde before murdering his master Laurel Gates AKA Miss Thornhill (Christina Ricci).

Wednesday season 2 part 1 left fans on a cliffhanger following Wednesday Addams falling out of the window, but what will happen in part 2?

Wednesday actor Hunter Doohan is opening up about one particular struggle he went through at the start of his career. He feared his identity as a gay man would be discovered after taking steps to hide it - and he even hid it from his Your Honor co-star, Bryan Cranston.

Wednesday actor Hunter Doohan, who plays barista Tyler Galpin, admitted there is one prop he would love to steal from the set of the popular Netflix series. Here’s which item Doohan wanted to ...

Screen testing for Your Honor (which starred Breaking Bad icon Bryan Cranston) in 2019, Doohan told The Zach Sang Show that he was wary of revealing his sexuality. So much so, he scrubbed images of him and his boyfriend from his Instagram.