‘Wednesday’ Creators On Handing Thing A Backstory: “A Natural MacGuffin”

SPOILER ALERT: The Season 2 finale of Netflix’s Wednesday unveils new depths for “Thing,” the beloved Addams Family character. Show creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar expand this iconic hand’s origins, giving the series a fresh layer of intrigue.

Key Takeaways:

  • Season 2 reveals key plot points involving “Thing.”
  • “Thing” is portrayed by actor Victor Dorobantu.
  • Creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar enhance “Thing”’s backstory.
  • The popularity of Netflix’s Wednesday continues to grow.
  • “Thing” remains central to Wednesday’s storyline in Season 2.

SPOILER ALERT: The Season 2 Finale

Season 2 of Netflix’s Wednesday delves deeper into the world of the Addams Family, offering viewers a fresh spoiler alert right at the finale. According to the show’s creators, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, this season highlights new secrets for at least one cherished character: “Thing.”

A Closer Look at ‘Thing’

“Thing,” portrayed by Victor Dorobantu, has long been a fan favorite—a disembodied hand with a mischievous streak. Now, the series devotes extra attention to how this character fits into Wednesday Addams’ life and the broader Addams Family lore. The result is a story expansion that shows “Thing” is more than a simple sidekick.

What Alfred Gough and Miles Millar Changed

Show creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, known for pushing the boundaries of the Addams Family universe, saw an opportunity to give “Thing” new layers. The original premise of a helpful, if occasionally ornery, hand gets enhanced with more backstory details, weaving “Thing” even more tightly into the series.

Why It Matters for Wednesday

In the grand scheme of Wednesday’s gothic escapades, “Thing” might look small in stature—yet it plays a disproportionately large role. Having been integral to Wednesday’s adventures throughout Season 2, “Thing” underscores the show’s blend of dark humor and heartfelt family bonds. By expanding on its history, the creators underscore the importance of every member in the Addams Family, no matter how seemingly unconventional.

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